Breaking Bad Season 5: Episode 14: Jack kills Hank HD CLIP
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Jack (Michael Bowen from Walking Tall and Kill Bill) holds Hank (Dean Norris from Total Recall and Death Wish) at gunpoint. Walter (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall) does everything he can to prevent Jack from killing Hank. But Hank doesn’t want to beg, and knows Jack is going to kill him no matter what. Hank was right. Jack shoots him.
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What’s the TV show Breaking Bad about?
Walter White (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall), a chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with lung cancer. He decides to make and sell methamphetamine to repay his medical debts and secure his family’s future.
Season 5 of Breaking Bad:
With Gustavo (Giancarlo Esposito) dead, Walter (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall) and Jesse (Aaron Paul) decide to start their own drug empire. They team up with Mike (Jonathan Banks), Gus' former henchman. They also team up with Lydia (Laura Fraiser) and Todd (Jesse Plemons).
Hank (Dean Norris), now head of the DEA, gets involved in the Gus Fring case and tightens his grip on Mike, who will be forced to leave the operation. Jesse quickly does the same. Walter helps Mike to organize his escape but mortally wounds him in a fit of rage. Later, he makes Todd his new assistant.
Thereafter, Walter knows an uninterrupted success and accumulates enormous amounts of money. One day, Skyler (Anna Gunn) shows him the impressive pile of money, explaining that she can no longer launder it and begging him to stop. Soon after, Walter decides to leave the business for good.
Everything seems to be back to normal when Hank discovers that Walter is Heisenberg. Heisenberg buries his money in the desert and convinces Jesse to leave town, but Jesse agrees to surrender to Hank and his partner Steve (Steven Michael Quezada). Hank, Steve and Jesse manage to capture Walter in the desert. Walter, thinking that Jesse would be alone, hired Todd's uncle Jack (Michael Bowen) and his men to come and execute him, but tries to back out when he sees Hank with him, however Jack ignores this and a shootout ensues. Jesse is captured, Steve is shot, Hank is wounded, then coldly killed by Jack despite Walter's pleas. The mobsters find the hidden money and seize the quasi-totality, Todd insisting to leave him a small part of it. Walter then decides to flee with his family, but Skyler and Walter Jr. (RJ Mitte), terrorized, refuse to follow him.
Walter leaves to live in reclusion in New Hampshire, but his cancer relapses. Jesse is reduced to a slave by Todd, and after an escape attempt, Todd coldly shoots Andrea, Jesse's girlfriend. Later, Walter takes the risk to contact his son in order to give him money, but this one refuses and declares that he would prefer him dead. Desperate, Walter is about to turn himself in before he stumbles upon a television interview with his former partners, who downplay his contribution to the creation of their company. Overcome with resentment, he decides to act. He entrusts, under threat, the 10 million dollars which remain to him to his former associates, by making them promise that they will give them to Walter Jr. at his majority. He then says goodbye to Skyler and confesses to her that he did all that to feel alive and not for his family as he had always affirmed it. He manages to free Jesse and to kill Jack, Todd and their men, but is mortally wounded. He dies in a meth lab on his 52nd birthday, two years to the day after the events of the first episode.
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This is the moment Hank became a mineral
This is so fucked up. I can't stop laughing.
It's why he was so accepting of his fate
İt's a rock, not a mineral
*vegetable.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Walt really valued Hank's life that he was ready to give up the $80m.
Yea. I think that kind of got to Hank a little
@@seandafny he was willing to give up 80 million dollars and spend the last of his life in prison for hank
I think he wanted the nazis to take all the money so Walter can be like where’s the evidence against me now
It is kinda wild that he was willing to throw all of that blood sweat and tears away just to get Hank home. I never really thought about the gravity of him being willing to give up EVERYTHING for Hank
@@cavemanzach9475 Because by that point his Heizenberg personality had faded away and he was back to being Walt, someone who held his family as his first priority
He really is the hero of the story; killed Tuco and the twins, uncovered Gus and his secret lab, uncovered Walt and drove him into hiding, he beat spinal injury and regained the use of his legs, survived an explosion in Mexico and beat PTSD, all within just one year
Dude was a narc with a Karen for a wife. He needed to go much sooner
@@MikeGoesBadaBoom narcs are doing god's work 😇
Nah, in the end he became a resentful L word. Walt was done cooking and going to die soon, but Hank just had to put him in prison because he made him look like a f word. I loved to watch him go.
You can say that about many character in the breaking bad universe - Gus, Nacho, Lalo, Jessie, Mike, many more - they all did huge, wonderful, and horrible things
@@afonsodeportugalbro what
Regardless of the ups and downs of their relationship, I can’t help but think that a huge part of what crushes Walt about Hank’s death is the inevitable realization that his own actions deprived his kids of an Uncle who would have been a great father figure in their lives after his own death. Hank would have been such a rock for Walter Jr. and Holly, and, instead, they will grow up without both their father and uncle.
At least Hank died knowing there was still a human side to Walter that loved his family very much. He would literally give up all of his earnings that he spent so much time, pain, and effort making just to keep Hank alive... and likely still end up arrested in the end dying in a prison cell. That's why there was no final "screw you" from Hank before he died, but more a harsh truth that he was already dead instead.
But hey, at least they'll have Ted!
@🏳️🌈⃠Lord Fawful 💕
Didn't you mean, "Hank would have been such a mineral"
@@TacticalSocksTed is crippled like Hector
The most chilling and grueling scene when Hank says, “You’re the smartest guy I ever met, and you’re too stupid to see… They’re minerals.”
4:04
What are all these mineral jokes people keep making 😂
It’s a play in words. When Hank was laid up after the twins shot him he started collected minerals and Marie always referred to them As “rocks” which annoyed the shit out of Hank. Minerals is also a synonym for balls. If you’ve got minerals you’ve got balls/bravery.
'Its hanking time'
@@NoriMori1992 after Hank gets attacked by the Salamanca Twins, while he's recovering, he starts very aggressively collecting minerals. Gets incredibly pissed when everybody keeps calling them rocks. I think he gets attacked at the end of s3
There is not a SINGLE scene that brings me more of a chill than when hank said “You are the smartest person I’ve ever met, but you are too stupid to see.... he made up his mind ten minutes ago.”
The scene for me is when hank and Mary watched the tape that Walt and Skylar made
@BitterVoid He became something. He had been bought out of an award winning company, and had accomplished much less than his former college pupils. Walt became infamous, and powerful. Something he’s never had before.
@BitterVoid I mean looking at Walt's family, I kind of don't blame him trying to make some sort of effort to live a thrilling life. 🙄
@@chrispy9736 Thats sounds wrong out of context
That scene where Walter Junior asks for waffles instead of pancakes always gave me chills.
“You’re the smartest guy I ever met. And you’re too stupid to see… he made up his mind ten minutes ago.” Is one of the most heartbreaking lines that I’ve heard on TV. Hank realizing his fate and that no matter how much Walt tries to convince Jack, that Hank is going to die anyway. Such a gut punch of a line and this whole episode and show is brilliant.
dean norris said he delivered those lines like he was just beginning to forgive walt, and you can really feel that
"Every life comes with a death sentence." - Walter White
@@familyguyfreemoviedownload8314 yeah, maybe seeing him begging for his life and capable of throwing away all his fortune he earned with his drug empire made Hank forgive him, and it seems Hank still respected Walter enough to call him the smartest guy he's ever met in his life. And
@@nicolasdiez7688 totally agree with you man, I thought exactly the same thing. Walter knew exactly what was going down, he just didn't want Hank to die looking at him as a monster
@@rogerrocha6962 yeah. Walter begging so he could save him probably made Hank realize Walter is not the absolute monster and cold-blooded criminal he thought he was. I mean, Walter still had a piece of humanity even after becoming a drug lord and that's his family. He never wanted to hurt them physically, and while he used to manipulate them he genuinely loved all the members of his family, he even had a moment of vulnerabilty with his son, at the time Jesse traveled to Mexico with Gus and Mike, his son loved him and probably was like his hero
Hank's refusal to try and make a deal shows his integrity to the very end. There are many badass characters in this series but it takes a real man to never bow your own morality in the face of intimidation.
and Hank was smart enough to see that bowing down to him would change nothing.
well tbh he would rather die than be with his a**holic brother-in-law for a evil deal with the drugdealers
has nothing to do with integrity, just realistic pessimism, and if hank had falsely promised to let the criminals go in return for his own survival that would not have been a lack of integrity on his part - he owes them nothing.
Couldn’t of said it any better 💯
@@TheMail518True, though the fact that Walter was willing to give up all the money he’d ever made to spare him probably redeemed him somewhat.
The arrogance of Walt to believe that Heisenberg and Walt’s lives would never cross paths
Ignorance
@@manishsirmour3599 yeah, what’s worse is if he had just kept his mouth shut and let Hank speak for himself Hank could’ve came out alive. The minute Walt told him the DEA didn’t know he was out there it sealed Hanks fate. Walt might’ve been the criminal, but Hank still had more street smarts than Walt ever did. Walt was clever in catching people off guard, but was incapable of thinking on the fly, and in the end it cost him everything he worked for in the entire series. The love of his family and most of his money
Cody Goins wow great point. That’s why Hank said with conviction that ‘you bet the cavalry is coming’
@@cgoins1993 if he knew the DEA was coming, wouldn't he have just shot Hank right away and flee?
@@dreamercross Hard to know. Maybe he'd figure killing him could lead to an even more motivated search for him. But maybe Walt figured if Jack thought the calvary was coming, he'd have killed him, too. My guess is Jack would've just ended up killing everyone who wasn't part of his crew and flee, Walt included.
“you want me to beg?” i actually realized he was the only character in the entire series to never beg for anything.
Mike too
@@cooperbuttery6476 he actually begged Walter to let him die in peace, now that I think about it.
@@superdannny i think he asked him i dont think he begged
He begged walter to stick it in there
He begged for minerals
Hank has my utmost respect. He didn't go out giving the Grim Reaper the satisfaction of begging. Instead, he looked at him right in the eyes, accepted his fate and went out like a man.
Hank was stupid… if he would’ve let it go when he figured out it was Walt… everything would’ve worked out
@@flex2timezwas stupid? Catch heisenberg was his duty what aré you talking about
@@flex2timezEasy for you to say .... you are not a DEA agent
@@flex2timezthen the show would have ended🤣🤡
I could respect the fact that Hank is doin his job as a DEA agent but what bothered me is the fact that he clearly wanted “Heisenberg” not because it was the right thing to do, but more of an obsessive and vindicating need for vengeance. And I knew this the moment he tells Gomey that he doesn’t care of Jesse dies because they catch Heisenberg regardless. If he truly had integrity or a true moral code like some people like to think then he would have understood what he’s doin is wrong. Even Gomez react to him saying that clearly shows that even he believes that’s messed up but ultimately also goes along with it. That’s why up around this point I was sort of on Walt’s side. All Hank had to do was let it go but clearly wouldn’t to be the one who won. And not even for Walt but for his family and to keep the peace. Walt was eventually gonna die from cancer Skylar, Walt Jr, Holly and their children would have be able to live more than stable lives believing their father was a good hard working man with some flaws. Hank would have lived and Marie would still have a husband. Granted this “House would be built on a rock of lies” but ultimately no one would know and it would keep the peace. But both Hank and Marie couldn’t push their pride aside and move on and when everything blows up in their faces want pity smh. Tho Hank dying was one of the saddest episodes ever since Mike’s death which was one of the few times a did not like Walt and was even disgusted. But this Episode wasn’t one of them. This was all on Hank, (not so much Gomez) and Jesse. They played with Heisenberg for the last time and it but them in the a$$. Tho this was something Walt very clearly didn’t want, something Hank even saw before his last breath.
2013: saddest moment in the best show on tv 2020: shitpost meme
lol just no, it's only that if you're badly involved with any of that nonsense. It's STILL the most impactful death on TV.
cope@@Gadget-Walkmen
@@fbistatmajor5918 Lol “coPe” yourself and stop with this nonsensical behavior and grow up. It’s just sad on how you’re acting right now!
@@fbistatmajor5918 Lol Just no, you should be saying that to yourself as you DESPERATELY need to grow up and see not everything needs to be a terrible joke.
cope @@Gadget-Walkmen
I can't take this seriously anymore, now that Hank's actor said "sussy baka".
DONT REMIND ME 😭
Walt, I don't know man. You've been acting a little sus lately.
Also that sped up footage of walt falling down
Wait what
I'm a weak person so whenever I see this I feel a little uneasy
There’s 2 deaths in this scene. Hank dying and whatever was left of Walter.
And Steve
Forget Gomie then
@@Cole_H_ Well gomie isnt in "this scene".
*and whatever was left of heisenberg* correction, this is the scene where heisenberg died
@@lcdream4213 what? how?
2:53 I love that detail of how Heisenberg came out when he was telling Jack to address Hank as his name and not just "Fed".
"fatty" not fed
@@russellkwaramba8433why would he say fatty? He obv said fed.
@@atch300 i dont know, maybe because he is fat😅
@@russellkwaramba8433 He said “fed.”
I think it is the opposite. Walt is saying he is Hank, then Hank himself corrects him and says "My name is ASAC Schrader". Just like Walt had his two sides, Hank had his. Ever since Hank had discovered who he was, Walt had been dealing with a Dea agent not his brother in law
Walt’s anguish isn’t for himself, it’s for Walt junior and the rest of their family. Walt junior just lost a very strong bond with a moral male figure that Walt cannot replicate. Such a compelling tragedy
True, Walt would’ve never become a meth cook if he knew Hank would die because of it.
@@rahatahmed6188i mean its invitable, Walt good as drug lord so does Hank as DEA. they will clearly meet each other at the end just like magnet
what do you mean it isn’t for himself??? the show is entirely based around walts family, his family is everything to him, like did u not watch the show, he was willing to give jack everything hes worked for to save hank(his family) even when walt is on the phone with skyler putting on an act to make it seem like she is a blameless victim saying “you’ll end up just like hank” he’s literally crying his eyes out because he felt the loss.
"You're the smartest man I ever met" Hank finally accepting walt as a man
He also find out Walt actually cared for him.
he said guy lol
@@randevsthirdeye lol ur right I just realised
Actually I was happy when hank died because walt became released
@@kimkyuhyun no. Just no.
The fact that Jack didn’t even have the decency to let Hank finish his last sentence. Somehow adds even more to the unfairness and helplessness of this scene
Although the fact that Hank goes out on his own terms (with his dignity) is pretty comforting. An absolute contrast to the death of Jack, who dies begging at the hands of Walt.
Walter paid him back for that in Felina
Jack gets shot mid sentence when Walt gets revenge later on
Hank got exactly what was coming to him. The federal government has no right to participate in the so called war on drugs. Anyone working for the dea is a dirtbag
@@calumbyrne5926 deserved it
This part at 4:17 is one of the most subtle yet amazing details in television history. Walt lost family and the earth literally broke under him. So the director had pistons under the sand to truly emphasize that. So the moment his head hit the ground ie the switch, the pistons made cracks in the sand, inadvertently causing the dust to jump. Spectacular directing
Vravo Bince
@@v553 it was actually Rian Johnson, the guy who directed the Knives Out movies
@@sidtom2741 Also directed Fly and Fifty-one
Bravo Vince!
@@Shockkings0714 not Vince
I cried like a baby in this scene. Great character development, great story, and great acting. I feel so sad for Hank.
I thought all the comments would be like this, couldn't hold back the tears at all. This was the moment Walter actually realized he made a huge mistake and was probably the moment he regretted every single bad decision that he made to this point that resulted in family dying. And his reaction breaking down made it all one of the saddest scenes I've ever seen.
Can’t imagine people actually crying over a TV show man 😂😂😂😂
@@Khaaaaos i dont usually but this was too realistic 😂 a couple tears aint no big deal
@@Khaaaaos no one cares what you think 😂😂😂
@@JohnRock14 You cared enough to reply 😂🤡
Hank’s last line to Walt shows how Hank still loved and cared for him. Truly poetic.
This is the man who hated his guts ever since he found out he was Heisenberg.
I never stopped to realize but his last words were more or less what he first said to Walt at his birthday party. Calling him a genius but not being much of a man (or saying "he wouldn't know a criminal if one bit his ass" a little later on)
No, Hank respects Walt for his smartness but also hates him.
YO BIATCH
@@Sovereign01 He hates him and loves him at the same time because they know each other so well. Thats why Hank said: " I don't know who I am talking to."
His last words weren't even him expressing hatred to the man who caused all of this. He was expressing disappointment and even pity to an extent.
Yep, not to mention regret and sadness that after being family for so many years, this is where they ended up
@@calebsankey6945 Not to mention...a bit of kindness. Hank didn't curse Walt out, his last words were him trying to...comfort his own brother-in-law about his impending demise.
He knew was speaking to Walter, not Heisenberg.
*Hi other me*
@@PrimeInChina Good line!
If you look closely at his expression at 3:10, that's the EXACT moment Hank knew he was going to die, and started making the best of his time left, demeaning Jack.
hahaha NO Hank was ALWAYS a Negative Nancy and THAT'S why he got killed....you have to remember most of these guys Walter and Jesse clashed with were not fully bad. They only ''got bad'' if you stood in their way. That's why the show is called Breaking Bad. It's because you got a-hole characters like Hank who can easily force one into that sort of lifestyle if they lack the empathy to keep the Walts of world elevated.
@@MakeMeCare89 You're really gonna characterize the Nazi white supremacist gang as not really bad?
@@darpa1987 I didnt say all of the enemies weren't dangerous. With the Nazis they were very bad BUT Hank ALWAYS had an ego throughout the show and that was his downfall.........
Id say 2 minute mark he knew
@@darpa1987 They were just misunderstood.
I love this scene, because it's the first time there are irreversible real-world consequences to family that are directly caused by Walter, and he's impotent to do anything to stop it. Saul Goodman on the other hand, would have had Jack driving him, Jesse and Hank to the nearest gas station, and wishing them well.
caused by walter? jesse is the one who got into his feelings and turned into a rat, had walt known jesse was a rat with hank he never would have called jack in the first place.
@@marcGOAT1 it all comes back to Walter. If he had treated Jesse the way he deserved, not manipulating him, Jesse wouldn't do this
@@gabrieldsfaria what are you talking about?? “it all comes back to walter” no it’s clearly jesse’s fault.
"clearly jesse's fault" for doing the right thing and trying to get a murderer, person who poisons kids, and meth kingpin arrested? @@marcGOAT1 Jesse would've never been a rat if walter wasn't being such an evil piece of shit. You have to be trolling right?
@@marcGOAT1No, it literally all comes back to Walter cause he was the one who got into the meth business and partnered with Jack and pissed Jesse off in the first place, genius. It was definitely Walt’s fault
I'll never understand the hipocrisy of beeping "fuck" and then showing a guy murder somebody.
KZhead rules. That is all i gotta say. Weird as it is
@@DarknessXER It's not KZhead rules. You can say fuck plenty on KZhead. The rule is that if you say it in the first 30 seconds of the video, your video gets demonetized. There's zero reason to bleep it here.
@@gownerjones1450 Man that sound like a good site whats its name cuz ive defiantly not seen tons of youtubers get demonitized for saying fuck
@@starsnipe-yp5hx I don't know what you're trying to say but two points: I just said that you do get demonetized for saying fuck in the first 30 seconds. And you can't monetize someone else's work anyway, so there's no reason to censor the fuck in a breaking bad clip.
MERICA!!!!
Walt's expression when he falls over and cries looks like Gus's when Eladio killed Max.
Wow.. its also the moment he truly becomes like Gus... the writers of thei show are just phenomenal
Gus and Heisenberg are pretty similar
Two men who didn’t know when to give up
And like Gus, Walter killed the men responsible. The outcome of both of their attacks resulted in them being wounded. While Gus survived his attack, Walter eventually died from his. Hank also didn't fully finish his own sentence before he got killed. The same thing happened to Jack. Jack was right in the middle of a sentence when Walter shot him dead.
Agree
I think we can all appreciate the fact that even when hank absolutely hated Walter he always has a deep personal respect for him
I love the contrast between the earlier scene where he's ambushed by the twins & wins a badass battle, you're thinking no one can touch this badass, old cop. Then this scene shows you how vulnerable your heroes are, and the inevitability of death
Idk, hank got assaulted by an entire squad of more than 6 heavily equipped criminals (bulletproof vests, automatic guns, etc) while he only has one partner, a pistol and not much cover than his own car Imagine if it was a fair fight
wouldn't call him exactly "old" at all.
That's why this episode is called Ozymandias
Bill Gates while eating popcorn: "All this for a week's income.. Cute!.."
Indian he na tu?
Haha I liked that
Imagine Lord Rothschild
Bill gates is a demonic elf
Jeff Bezos: A week? Adorable
Hank: “Nah Walter, I can’t bring you to the DEA raid. It’s too dangerous without any training” *Directed by Vince Gilligan*
🤝
The good ending
I thought the same when he took Mr.White to the raid
If only
Most likely not, he had an interest before the raid when he saw the news It probably would’ve gone a lot sloppier without Jessie, Walt might’ve tried to sell to an undercover cop.
The way walter said « HANK, his name is HANK » show how many love and respect he have for hank
Every Breaking Bad frame in order
It's funny how Jack and Hank both immediately understand each other and are operating on the same level, and both are internally rolling their eyes at WW trying to push his Hollywood ending
the writing was really good imo, it just felt like a man trying to do whatever he could to save Hank, everyone knew that they could at any second just say "no" and shoot despite the talk, but the audience is given the faintest of hope when the other guy went "that's a good offer"
Studio friendship
Yep. Jack respected Hank a hell of a lot more than Walter in those last moments. But he'd made up his mind ten minutes ago.
Idk I think he did consider it. I think there was like a 1 percent chance of him surviving.
@@donmcron3334 or he just kills the pig and then threatens to kill Walt Jr, Holly and Walt's bitch wife unless he gives up the money.
Satisfying to see that hank died bravely, and Jack died begging. Walt was begging when hank was about to die, but ignored any settlements when he was about to shoot jack.
Jack did not die begging. Jack said “wait!”, lit up a cigarette, and was ready.
@@krombopulosmichael6162 no, after that he said that if he pulled the trigger, he wouldn't know where his money is.
@@WOWGREAT273 to me that was not begging. I think of begging more like Walt. Jack knew that either way he was done.
@@krombopulosmichael6162clearly he didn’t think he was finished because he bartered for his life
@@angryanakin he had killed a lot of people. He knew he was finished. Jack was trying to screw with Walt so Walt liked him.
The frame everyone 4:04 peak twitter
I can't believe that this masterpiece came out exactly 10 years ago
Walt: No, he's...he's family *DOM TORETTO APPEARS OUT OF NOWHERE AND FLATTENS JACK WITH A CAR*
The good ending
Dom jumps over and unloads Jack's pistol with his wheel
ha ha so original got the whole squad laughing
@@syntheticvocalist-p472 vin diesel is dom torreto bruh
That..... Would've been awesome
Walter begging for Hank's life to be spared is EXACTLY the kind of thing Season 1 Episode 1 Walter would do. When Hank saw that, he realised that the Walter he knew back then was still alive somewhere inside the monster.
CAUSE EVERY ONE OF US WILL BEG TO SAVE A RELATIVE.....
@M S you’d actually be surprised of what the human subconscious makes us do
@@ExiaSyn True, some people are demons beneath the smiles and polite appearance. In fact, in life, I've actually found that some low level criminals are much more solid allies than people who present as upstanding. People forget; there were a lot of upstanding people who looked the other way as Jews were annihilated.
@@anhell32 Man, that's one hell of a naive belief.
@@alaron5698 well ....i put it on a normal perspective.....i know ...some relatives hate each other ....but that's the lesser.....go on every house on your neighborhood...and try to kill ...a sister or a brother ..or a mother ...of somebody's relative ...then tell me how it went for you....
We're just about to this scene on Twitter.
We just got the handsome squidward frame, we just wait for real show to begin
0:04 It's not important, but I love the detail that you can actually hear Jack reloading his gun by dropping the magazine and adding a new one.
Vravo bince
It's unfortunate that Walt's reaction at 4:05 has been memed into oblivion, it truly is one of the most heartbreaking moments in television history
It was so good and memorable it turned into a meme. I mean yeah, the bad part would be that people will laugh at this scene because of the meme. But at least they didn't show the context, and because of this meme, people who haven't watched breaking bad before might get curious and started to watch the show because of it, and those people include me. So it's not all unfortunate, right?
Naw I think it is unfortunate, because memes are dumb.
@@RatatRatR Your mamma is hamster
Due to Hank saying "sussy baka" made it even harder to not to laugh
im happy i saw the last season when it came out like 7-8 years ago, when u kids wasnt even alive but now u are and u made this into a meme...... smh
You know as horrible as this was, and how broken their relationship had become, at least Hank knew without a doubt Walter loved him in his own weird way before he died...
I feel like they made a mutual peace before Hank died.
Walt loved noone. If he really loved his family (and Hank), than he wouldn't have endangered their lives by building a drug empire. Walt is a sociopath
@@vilsobraska4464 lol guess you missed the nuance of walt's character
@@vilsobraska4464 If that’s what you think then you have no clue about Walt and his character.
@@vilsobraska4464 Did you even watch the scene? He literally offered to give up $80 million AND spend the rest of his life behind bars being known as a cold blooded murder who ran a meth empire, just to save Hank. In my eyes that's pretty solid evidence that Walt cares for him
There is no other scene that captures the White's story better. He is too smart to be a high-school teacher. Despite being a late comer and (initially) stay-out-of-trouble person, he quickly learns the rules of survival in drug business. Yet, he is too disillusioned, too stupid to hope that he could somehow pull this off without any losses, sail off to sunset with money on his side and appreciation he always sought.
Exactly
It was not delusional or stupid to offer him money, he was a drowning man clutching at straws, that 80 mil was his last straw
@@prafulyadav661 i was referring to his disillusion with getting out of drug business without personal loss, not this specific offer.
@@yunusemretortamis727 gotcha
Fun fact: This scene was completely improvised and michael bowen (Jack) shot and brutally killed actor Dean norris in cold blood, Vince Gilighan was a little shocked by his sudden death but he thought it was perfect
Lmao
First youtube comment to make me audibly laugh
“Not even close to being perfect” - Vince Gilligan
🅱️ruh
You had me in the first half ngl, or well first third
"You're the smartest guy I've ever met, and you're to stupid to see... that THEY'RE MINERALS"
I don’t understand
@DankDog Memer ty
@DankDog Memer you're goddamn right
@@wadabid6165 “Say my name.” “Minerals”
@@coolcatcastle8 thats phisically impossible
THE FRAME JUST HAPPENED
Hank was the most admirable character on the show.
Keep in mind that Hank didn't even have time to mourn gomey. He knows his best friend has just died. He's only calm cause he's injured but imagine how it must be inside his head seeing his best friend dead next to him and knowing he's about to die.
hank deserved it.
He didn’t feel sad cuz he knew he’d join him
@@jacobesau9289why
@@MP-hk6gbWalt wasn’t a friend anymore at this point.
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We still see glimpses of the good man Walter used to be in this scene. He was not only willing but desperate to trade his _entire_ 80 million dollar fortune for Hank's life
Good man my a$$. He was NEVER a good man. He was always greedy, petty, vindictive and arrogant. He wasn't offering that money out of goodness, he offered it because he was a rat in a trap. Desperate, like you said. Rats will gnaw their own legs off when they're desperate to get out of traps and that was symbolically what he was doing. If Jack had actually accepted the money, Walt would have spent the rest of his life reminding Hank that he gave away $80 million for him, and whining about it.
@@Anunnamedtank I stand by what I said. Zero goodness there. Nothing but desperation.
@@keelahrose if you watch breaking bad and see only black and white. You should rewatch it, or just watch something with simpler characters
@@itsneverlupus5544 I've watched the full series 3 times, and many episodes more than 3 times. It's clear who and what Walter White is, but die hard fans are determined to see him the way they want to see him and ignore or justify all the obvious evil acts he committed. He isn't a simple character, but he was an evil one. Doing a few good things every now and then does not make someone less evil. You don't have to agree with me but you can definitely F off with your condescension.
@@keelahrose my,my. 3 times to come up with that. What grade are you in?
Walt: He's my brother in law! Jack: Understandable *unties Hank* Ok Hank you're free to go!
"You're the smartest guy I ever met, and you're too stupid to see...he made his mind up ten minutes ago." Is the most chilling line in any TV series I have ever watched. Absolutely masterful writing, and the scene was perfectly executed.
Is that so?
Pun intended?
Bravo, Vince!!11
Jack told him that already. Hank had to paraphrase it to him.
Well if Walt was actually smart he would have hidden the money in multiple locations and prevent any of this from happening. Eventually hank and Jesse would catch up to him but he could find some way to get away
I know it's been memed to death, but man, Walt's face as he falls over is some of the best acting I've seen. You can really tell, just from his face and nothing else, that he never wanted any of this to happen.
He was never the same after Hanks death he fell into a deep depression
@@marufio He became the person he should be from the start. His care for Jessie and Hank is what keeps him weak.
It all started with "I'm doing this for my family", so seeing someone in his family die as a direct result of his actions, he realized how much he fucked up. He failed his principles by letting his ego take the driver's seat, and this was the moment that woke him up, and it was too late to fix it.
@@diocre7446 edgy
@@diocre7446 Walter was never weak, he just became more vicious as the series progressed
Joker: "In... you see, in their last moments, people show you who they really are." Hank went out unwavering and badass, not begging for his life. Jack went out like a little bitch pleading for his life.
Tonight.
Never felt a fictional character's death this hard... when Marie and Skylar was discussing Walts arrest a few scenes later without knowing, I was like: Hank is dead, what the actual fuck he's really dead...
Opie Winston is up there..
@@DamoFNation dude that absolutely shattered me.
Right? It's like you're part of the family with all the barbecues and get together they had, it was so weird when Hank died because of walts actions
Way he died was awful but it made the show so fucking good.
This was the moment I began to hate Walt
I love the parallels between Hank's and Jack's deaths. They both lie bleeding on the ground, shot mid sentence but while Hank accepted his fate, Jack went down begging for his life.
Jack was an asshole but he didn't beg, he bargained and it failed. But they're two completely different things.
Hank was a badass...literally went out on his own terms
@@iama2509 I caught a glimmer of it for a split second when he said "WAIT" and attempted to shield himself with his hand. I think he wanted to beg or try anything.
Jack attempted to blackmail Walt with the money. He went out not knowing that Walt didn’t give a shit about the money anymore.
Jack wasn't on the ground. He was in a chair, lol
Me at my own wedding 😐 Me at BrBa s5e14 - Frame 640 of 2834 😎
I'm actually kinda glad that in the end, Hank saw that no matter what HORRIBLE crimes Walt was willing to commit, he would always draw the line for Hank and Marie. Family was off-limits for him (he even wrestled with killing Jesse so much because he saw him as family). Hank even saw that Walt was willing to give up the money to save his life. I think that's why his last words to Walt weren't spiteful or harsh. No last "screw you". Just the harsh truth: Walt, you don't understand, I'm already dead.
Jesse was trying to give up his money because he saw it as blood money.
Hank is dead to walt actions, but the blame isn't on walts alone. Skyler, Hank and his partner had they called fo back up this scene would of played differently. But Jessie ultimately got hanked killed. And also Andrea as well he had enough money to leave to town get therapy but. Couldn't get a grip.
@@truffle6082no hank is dead to Hanks actions. He should have let it go..hank was job before family. Walt was family before the job when it came to life and death
@@jacobsummers1530 I get why Hank was so critical, but to say Hank did no wrong like everyone usually does is false. Walter did terrible things, but so did a lot of them. Walt just did so many terrible things that peoples miss conception of the others kinda turned towards they were great people. Was kinda the point of the show. It starts out with Hank kinda seeming like an ass hat, and Marie too, but by the end of it they look like saints. Either way, Hank was very unprofessional a lot, and his own actions caused this. He was willing to be very scummy just to get the answers he wanted. If he wasn't so desperate to "solve" the case, then he probably could've done this in a much safer, and more logical manner. Instead, (ironically kinda like Walt) his ego, and everything got the best of him, and he ended up dead. That’s why the show is great because him and Walter are similar, but just on different sides. They both are controlled by ego, and they both wanna be kinda idolized in a way by the people in what they do. You also can’t say Walters’s family didn’t cause this. This all happened because they never really held him as much. They knew he was super smart, but they never held him too high, and Walter was too afraid really to “be a man” so this kinda drive to be a “man” and getting cancer was just a recipe for disaster. Prior to all this though you can kinda tell that Walter is just viewed as this soft guy that is poked and mad fun of by hank and others a lot in the family. People can say what they want, but I think that would get to anyone eventually, and his family never picked up on it, or every took responsibility for it.
In the end of the show Walt actually does save Jessie so he really did care about him. As awful as he was he still did care about family.
I never forgot how Dean Norris the next day on his Twitter account tweeted "Man, my head is killing me today!" While some people hadn't seen the episode yet... a lot of others responded like "Shhhhh!!!! Don't say anything!"
Dean was always a sussy baka
that's hilarious
Icl the only people spoiling it were the people saying ssssh
Damn i remember and the tweet still there. Brings so many memories.
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 hmm
2:04 I love how giving the circumstances, Walt is still so in love with his money, he was reluctant to admit the amount of money that he has. It’s almost like he was like “Ugh…fine..it’s 80 million”
I like how the description says "Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall" like we recognize he played in those movies more than he played Breaking Bad LOL
gomie has the saddest death in the show to me. All of his screen time through out the show, building him as a character, just to see him dead on the ground, no words, nothing. It made me grimace, and it made my gut turn. It felt Visceral, and real. Hank went down like a badass, and gomie just, well, went down.
Death does not wait for you to be ready! death is not considerate or fair.
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779 Death is Death!!!
Poor homey 😭
gomez bulding? dude is hank dog throughout the whole show lol nothing much to say
@@charlesrodolf7309 shit take there bud but alright
I find it ironic that Walt lost Hank the same way Gus lost his biochemist friend. They make the same exact expression in the same exact body position when they die. Heck, he even has a similar jacket and everything.
You‘re right!
Maybe its the default body position for the scenario where your loved one gets headshotted
Yeah his "Friend"
All by design.
That is not irony, that is coincidence or at least poetic justice.
This seen broke my heart, Hank was a really good person just doing his job, this show is a top 3 for me
Hank in season 2: Hey try rolling it morons! It's a barrel, it rolls! Hank in season 5: You're the smartest guy I ever met
He was joking.
Hank knew Walter was intelligent based on his history, but his opinion on him might have been more solidified when later he realized he was Heisenberg. He was calling Heisenberg a "genius" in the dinner scene for a reason, very few people on earth could do what he did when cooking.
Hank has always supported Walter
And Walt does roll it in season 5
Yeah and later this episode he rolls a barrel, Vravo Bince
The 26th of May, 2023, the wait was absolutely worth it you legends, for a moment, the world stood still, simply unforgettable!
It came out in 2012?
4:05 This is the moment that Heisenberg became Walter White.
With Hank getting shot, it finally dawned on Walt that no happy end could ever be possible. Hank died because of him. His family broke apart because of him. His moral imperative, to do it for the family, fired back and blew up in his face. Not only could he not provide for his family, but he actively destroyed it.
Walt died that day too he was never the same
then when he went home to his family and saw how scared of him they were
atleast he did provide for them in the end
Yup and that’s why Hank said “you bet your ass they’re coming” Walt is smart but hank had the street smarts
At the start he thought since he's the only one to die, this wouldn't affect his family. However this was the turning point where he saw that this isnt the case.
One thing I like about Hanks death was that as soon as Hank realised Walt was Heisenberg, he assumed that Walt didn't care about his family, but in his last moments, he sees Walt is willing to give up literally everything to save them, when it comes down to it. You can see that it isn't enough to absolve Walt in Hanks eyes, it shouldn't do, and you can see from the way he speaks his last words, that Hank still has a certain amount of contempt for him. However, I like that Hank was able to see Walt's true priority was his family right at the end, and says that as smart as he is - he was stupid. I'd say it's a good way to sum up Hanks last thought about Walt. He goes from thinking "He's an irredeemable bastard" to "My brother in law is still obviously in there somewhere, but what a stupid, fucking idiot."
Damn, what a great analysis. You can even see it in Hank's eyes too throughout the whole scene. It's like he want to take Walt aside and whisper 'Walt shut the fuck up, I'm already dead - now this assholes gonna take all your money as well'
If Walt’s true priority was his family this whole show would’ve ended after about season 1 or 2, when he had enough money to set them up for life. Walt was a bastard that got worse as time went on, the scene before he literally takes Jesse aside, and takes pleasure in telling him he watched Jane die.
@@goonerjay1216 you misremember events - hank died first, and then walter tells jack he still hasnt killed jesse pinkman, and walt locates him under the car. the nazis were about to kill jesse, until Todd mentions he told a lot of information to the DEA, and they should get it out of him before killing him. walt agrees with them taking Jesse, but not before revealing to him his greatest sin towards jesse - killing the love of his life. and you could say this was truly evil buuuut....his brother-in-law DID just die in front of him, all because of jesse's betrayal.
JACK JUST KILLED HANK BECAUSE HIS JORDANS WERE FAKE
@@goonerjay1216 lol that’s not what happened
One thing people fail to remember is that Hank had seen alot more of the chaos and carnage that Heisenberg and the whole drug world had caused indirectly. The whole Mexico incident changed him greatly. The 2 brothers almost assassinated him. He saw the corruption in the department and realized he didn't kno who he could trust who could slip there way in when Gus had been revealed. He saw what the drugs themselves did to people. It made it that much more personal that Walt was actively undoing his good deeds and creating bigger problems that he is putting his life and his wife's life on the line for everyday. It was beyond personal
IT HAPPENED
When Jack said, "Sorry man, there's just no scenario where this guy lives" -- I feel like that was the writers talking directly to the fans. Like, "Sorry, we know that you've come to actually like Hank, but this is the way it's gotta be."
It was consistent with Uncle Jacks' character. Of all the organized crime leaders, Uncle Jack was the most human and relatable. If there was any way to avoid killing Hank, he would have done it for Walt But Gomez had already been killed in the shootout, so they were all looking at capital murder of a DEA agent. If they let Hank walk away, all of them are dead men (including Walt). So he had no choice but to kill him. Uncle Jack does let Walt live, and not just that, but lets him keep a small fortune in cash, which was incredibly kind and honorable. If Gus or Tuco or any of the other villains from the series were in that situation, Walt would have been buried in the same hole as Hank and Gomez.
Pleased me. I hated him.
@@RoosterMontgomery To each their own, but that's fairly messed up.
@@scottwillie6389 He spared Walt's life because that is exactly what he had set out to do. Save his life. He got to know about the money after Walt told him. He knew Walt wouldn't cook for him so he just took 70 out the 80 million for him and his men. Todd wouldn't stand for Jack taking all of the money anyway and he knew he took something precious from Walt so it was the least he could do. Also think about how far Walt was willing to go to cover his ass. He had Jack murder 9 witnesses across multiple prisons simultaneously within a span of 2 minutes. They could have been intimidated or anything but they were outright killed because there was no other choice. Now he's seeing the head of the DEA being a witness to the murder of his partner, him seeing all of their faces and him knowing about their connection to Walt. The only scenario where Hank could live was where Jack would threaten Marie (basically what they did to Jesse by threatening Brock) but this also carried a huge amount of risk.
@@scottwillie6389 most human and relatable? He was a nazi who robbed the majority of walts money and turned jessie into a meth cooking slave
The noblest character in the series. Hank was a blowhard, a braggart, a buffoon at times, and yet was a man of bravery and honor who even if there'd been a chance he could get out alive, would never have taken such a deal.
I mean, Hank is usually a pretty good guy in the show, but he did set up that meeting earlier in the season between Walt and Jesse with the expectation that Walt would kill Jesse and they would get it on camera. I was rewatching that episode (Rabid Dog), and when Gomez brings up that Walt might actually kill Jesse, Hank doesn't care at all. He shrugs Jesse off as a "junkie murderer" and just cares that they would be getting the murder on tape. I had completely forgotten that part, and it was just like Hank wtf.
@@125minime he's a cop who fights this addicts why should he care about them?
@@125minime only good junkie is a dead one to most cops, saves the paper the work
@@lezanji1884 well cops should care about junkies because they aren't the enemy? Most junkies are sick and in need of help.
I liked the Hank character and really did not want to see him die but I did get some satisfaction that his dingy wife would now be alone.
Who's here after the frame of all frames dropped?
When hank says " you're the smartest man i've ever met" i think to his first interaction when he belittles walt, but that line implies that deep inside, he always respected walt's intelligence.
actually he says guy....That is a less respectful
@@Pacidany that's not less respectful. That's informal. Hes a family member.
@@shivampachauri1200 lol do not waste your time on people who would make such a comment lmfao
So does Walter take out Jack?
@@Pacidany ESL moment
There is better writing in this one scene than most other shows' entire runs combined.
oh cmon its nothing special, if anything its ok
you never watched the wire huh? 😂😂😂
@@torywilliams5345 yeah it's shit
@@justablindman1443 The Wire Is One of The Best Shows Ever
Bb fans really overrating this show
This is one of the saddest scenes in all of TV history. I actually cried the first time I watched this scene 😢 it just hits so hard
tonight we make history
I want to believe Hank saw Walt as family too and not just as a monster after seeing how desperate Walt was to keep him alive
I like to believe so too
I think he did. They were family for decades and Hank loved Walt. But Hank was a Fed for decades too and he knew that he was dead the minute the Bikers showed up.
He didnt. He prefered to die than to do a deal with Walt.
Walt was a monster though. His concern extended only to his immediate family. Everyone else was expendable.
@@cintsscha5899 But he did. Yes Hank was pissed but that's because he felt betrayed my Walt who was his friend/family for decades. But Hank was also a DEA agent and he knew that he wasn't going to be allowed to live, especially after seeing their faces and knowing their names. He may have been pissed at Walt, but he clearly still loved him.
I like how Hank said, “You are too stupid to see.... it’s hanking time!’ And the show ends. Bravo Hank, bravo.
tell me when
And then he Hanks all of the bad guys and saves the day, driving away in the hank-mobile
Vravo Bince!
GUESS I GOT WHAT I DESERVED
@@awithdrip When he says it's Hankin' time
THE LEGENDARY TWITTER FRAME
I love how in season 6 they showed Hank was wearing a head armor all along. Absolutely mind blowing writing.
I especially loved the part where he resurrected Jack Frankenstein-style only to then kill him again. Stupendous writing and directing.
Actually, that's a common misconception. If you watch carefully, you can see that it was actually the constant interaction with minerals that made his bones hard enough to sustain a bullet.
Or in season 7 when they figure out Walt being a teacher was just a make a wish thing.
season 6 ? i thought its only 5 seasons. what u talking about ??
@@PapaWalterWhite what seasons are these 7 and 6 is it this show only 5 seasons guys ? am i trippin or what ?
He lived with dignity all his life and died with dignity. Instead of begging jack for his life he chose to die with honor by reminding everyone what his post meant to him and how loyal he was to his work. Hank was perhaps the best supporting character in the series. Period!
I love hank man 😭😭
@my_yt_channel maybe to yourself, but to others who live after you, you're leaving your image behind you.
To me hank is already a badass name, but being a good cop called hank, and being old, bald and out of shape is just the best. Definitely one of my favorite cop characters ever.
By the end of the show Hank wasn't just my favourite supporting character, he was my favourite character, period. I knew what was going to happen once the Nazis showed up, but he died a hero, perhaps the only major hero in the show.
@@jogingeorge4885 As much as it made me really sad to see him and his partner die at least they died like the badasses they were. Specially Hank. He looked at death in the eyes and said "F you. im here. what ya gonna do?". A true legend.
The ground cracking under Walt’s head as he falls is the crowning jewel of this amazing scene
It happens tonight guys
Hank was a real one, best character in the show, and his death was the only thing that made Walter feel remorse for everything that lead them to that point.
Yeah didn’t he get snubbed at awards too?? Have no idea why. He had SO much depth. Totally interesting character journey from start to finish.
The show was heavily funded by the DEA, which is why Hank is such a admirable character and also why the show is completely absent from phone and wire taps (one of the conditions of funding/using the cool police gear and locations etc is that you do not depict the dea engaged in wiretapping activity, which in real life is the majority of the work)
All of that said Dean did an awesome job, and this show really was a cinematic accomplishment
He was a bully.
If you hated him or loved him then Dean did his job
“You’re the smartest guy I ever met” Walt received what he wanted all along, the realisation and validation that he was the best at something, yet it took him until he nearly lost a family member to find this out, and realise the mistakes of what he had done and become. You can see Walt's realisation in his eyes as he realises what he did, when everyone knew how great of a scientist he was all along
nah he just wanted to make ends meet
@@peterk.2108 if you think that pls rewatch the show lmao, even when he didn't need to he still made meth for money it was for his ego
@@rickyt0411 no.
Plot twist: his reaction at the end was because the compliment, not Hank's death. lololololololololololo
@@peterk.2108 yes the guy who made 80 million which can put his entire lineage into Harvard with money left over totally wanted to make ends meet
Who else came back to this scene after the meme came up in the every breaking bad frame on twitter?
The character sketch of Hank is so very powerful. He is shown as a quirky yet smart officer at first, then the incredible killing the twins scene, where you realise that the man is not easy to put down. The turmoil of a person when he can barely do any work when he was recovering from the injury was also perfectly embodied by Dean Norris. Lastly, the blast where he realises the man he has been looking for over a year is his own brother-in-law. The sheer pain to be cheated and fooled upon someone you love so much, and then this scene. The perfect hero of the show, ASAC Hank Shrader.
forgot to mention el tortuga episode though ^^
He was kind of a racist elitist piece of shit tho
@@NocturnalAndres Gigachad Hank: _Fucks narcs up, destroys cartel assassins, does stellar detective work, protects family, dies with dignity._ ""b-b-but he said 'beaner'!!1! How am I suppose 2 enjoy this now?1!! :(""
@@NocturnalAndres not at all
@@NocturnalAndres I think his racist jokes are his weird, hard nosed way of poking fun the only way he knows how. Hank really cared for Gomez.
LEGENDARY FRAME JUST CAME IN!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAA WULTUH
Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 14 Frame 614
At least hank was buried in what he loved most, Minerals.
Too soon. Okay I know it’s been 7 years since this episode but still ... too soon dude.
Well technically its just sand and dirt
JESUS,@@vltraviolence7640... THEY'RE MINERALS....
Bruh
Rocks
2:16 The face of Hank realizing that Walter screwed up by saying the amount of money that he has is amazing. The face is the image-fact that he knews that the choice was already taken.
and also realizing that Walter really did care for Hank.
Yeah, Hank is like "why the fuck would you rat your money to these Nazis"
I also took it as a look of "holy shit that's how much you actually made"
I don't interpret it as "Hank realizing that Walter screwed up", but more surprised by how much Walter actually had, and shocked that Walter was throwing it all away just in a desperate attempt so save him, even after everything that had happened.
Isn't he looking directly at Jack there - probably trying to see his reaction, hoping it worked?
That frame is coming!!!
soooo close omg
One of the things about Walt that's often mentioned is how he picks up certain traits and behaviors from the villains he killed. Walt breaking down here mirrors Gus's reaction when Max was killed right in front of him. The facial expressions are nearly identical
That’s actually kinda cool to think about, what did he take from tuco?
@@user-md3ji5pw9z sheer intimidation factor and the fact that you cant tell what he's gonna do in a moment's notice
@@user-md3ji5pw9z Walt didn't kill Tuco
@@uxkn0wn yeah ik but like the prior comment said he still took something
He also started cutting the crust from his sandwich after killing krazy 8.
You can see despite the discovery of Walter’s crimes. Hank still cared about him. Hank’s death was heartbreaking and you can see Walter was desperately trying to prevent his demise.
Uhhhh I think when you're trying to get someone behind bars for the rest of their life you don't care about that person lol
I think Hank cared about him in his last moments. As he's about to be killed, he probably believes Walt is an irredeemable monster. Then as Walt desperately pleas for his life - he realises Walt's true priority was indeed his family. He still has contempt for him, but seeing Walter beg for his life with 80 million dollars shows Walt really put his family above everything else. He goes from 'What does this monster want now?' to 'Walt, you are the smartest guy I've met, but youre too stupid to see that I'm already dead'
Hank did not care at all. If he did he wouldn’t go into this
You saw the video too!?
4:17 The way the dust flies up, symbolizing the earth shattering under his weight
0:47 walt's jacket off and suddenly.. 0:50 walt's jacket on again It's a small error but nevertheless
it’s really sad that walt was so desperate to save hank’s life that he killed him. “the DEA doesn’t know about this” he thought jack would kill hank out of anger if the DEA was coming, but all that statement did was tell jack he could kill hank with impunity
That's probably the case, maybe if they thought backup was on their way they would've left and spared Hank. Or maybe they would kill him and then leave
Jack would of killed him either way had to no other choice but yeah Walt was just being Walt talks too much.
Hank saw their faces...no way he was getting out alive
@@marufio narcissists believe they can talk their way out of anything
@@mmmuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiirrrrr I don't think that was narcissism, but instead desperation. He really cared about Hank, and he was throwing everything away just to save him.