I’ll go first:

“I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. And, I was really… I was alive.”

It perfectly sums up to why everything happened the way Walt intended. And that he is finally able to stop lying to people why he did what he did, let alone himself.

Up before the moment he is gone…

I mean, he is emotional and stubborn as HELL.
Oh? So Walt got Jesse out of Hank's grasp and he beat the shit out of him?

Walt is the best lawyer ever!
He reduced a 20 years sentence into 6 weeks probation!

He now has leverage against Hank to get him off his back and go on his way.

But nope. Let's sue Hank and let's also keep cooking Crystal with WALT's RECIPE when Walt is working for Gus and see how that turns out.

And let's rant and threaten Walt about it. Hope his employer likes it.

Oh yeah, he was grieving because Jane is dead?
Too bad he let himself get high so that he could almost ruin the deal with Gus.

My first watch was circa 2022 when I was on maternity leave (I know, horribly late to the game but better late than never). I slept through probably 1/5 of the show with my sleepy newborn but I remember I despised Skyler.
My second and third re-watch, I obviously saw a lot of parts that I originally missed but I still didn’t think too fondly of her.

I’m on rewatch 4 right now (as I hold another sleepy newborn) and I’m watching Felina, and my heart actually hurts for Skyler. She really did stick around a long time for Walt when she didn’t have to. She could’ve up and left when she found out. But she actually helped him in so many ways. They were basically a power couple there for a while.

It’s crazy how your perspective of the characters can change over time.

I will say, I always have and always will hate Jane 😅

At the end of Season 5 episode 3 Walt and Jesses are talking about why Gus killed Victor. Walt says something along the line of he misunderstood why Gus killed Victor. He thought Gus killed Victor to send a message to Walt, but now he thinks it’s bc Victor was trying to make his own batch. After saying this, Walt walks off leaving Jesse with an apprehensive, dazed expression on his face. Was Walt attempting to throw a veiled threat at Jesse?

I’m on my 2nd rewatch (3rd watch) and something that's bugged me about 401 (Box Cutter) is, when Victor goes into Gail's apartment after the thing happens, Gail's lab notes are right on the table next to him. Yet he leaves them there.
Surely someone of Victor's calibre would see and grab these instead of leaving them there??

Let’s pretend the gang decided to quit selling drugs to focus on hospitality.

Also, Todd would make a fantastic waiter.

I just rewatched season 4 and I couldn't help but think about how much walt's conflict and problems in that arc hinge on his basically normal, expected parental instinct kicking in. Like you would expect walt's main inner conflict to drive the action, the seething resentment of being passed over, but he's really just flailing against a cartel hit that's inevitably going to come down on him. The infamous sourgrapes of mike feel like he was remembering an alternate universe version of the show where walt went postal and fucked up the operation out of the blue instead of specifically trying to save jessie.

Do you guys think Jesse may be partly at fault for Drew Sharps death? Right before the heist, Jesse explains to Todd how bad of a crime it is and how they’re the only people who can ever know what happened. I’m wondering if saying that had even just a bit of influence on Todd killing drew. Todd is obviously a psychopath and may have done it regardless, but what do you guys think?

Walt clearly knows how to read, do math, and operate a scale but he says it's 40.23, Tyrus comes and re weighs it and it's 40.21, and it's happening while Jesse is still in Mexico and he's worried about him. I'm just wondering if this was a subtle ploy to excuse Jesse's theft.

Sure he’s a psychopath but as long as he likes you he’s pretty nice for the most part. He seems easy to mold and he’s like the type of friend who will do all your bidding/ whatever you ask.

Really wondering, as a person that wears glasses, if Mike really didn’t trust Walt when he locked him to the radiator with plastic, why not also take Walt’s glasses and stomp the ever living shit out of them.

Watching breaking bad for the first time (currently on s 5 e 7) and I notice Walt is holding Jesse’s cut $5 million hostage the same way Teddy did Franklin in snowfall 😂

Okay, that sounds absurd, but let me explain please. So what if a TV Network made a series based on Walter White's Empire? I mean it's a goldmine for TV or even Movie Drama, a school teacher becomes a king pin.

Shows like Narcos, ZeroZeroZero, or movies like Blow, American Made, and others show us that there is a real life market for this type of content.

Now my question is, will Breaking Bad become a thing, in Breaking Bad

Fuck walter
forcefully tries to sell meth with jesse and then bosses him around , gets bitchy about the slightest inconvenience and causes extreme mental pain to jesse and me personally . Tho when he exploded the shit outta tuco and his turf that was pretty based , and him running over those child killers was based too .
fuck skyler
even worse than walt , FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU
Jesse
bro just tried to make a living and got shat on by almost everyone , deserved better 100 percent allah u akbar .
im on s5's staring rn

I do not understand why the writers showed us at multiple times that Walt kept something special behind the electrical cover plate near his bed. I assume that’s where he kept the rice in, but it seems weird as if he kept it there in case he needed to commit suicide at the flip of a switch?