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In Breaking Bad, the writers debated how Hank would discover Walter's true identity. They had different theories about the mechanics. Vince Gilligan offered one explanation. "The book may have been given to Walter by Gale. He might not have realized it was inscribed." Bryan Cranston saw it through the... show more

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Sibtain Hassanvor 5 Tagen

The Walt Whitman inscription reveal is still one of the best moments in the whole show. Such a simple detail that changes everything.

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Dominic Pacevor 6 Tagen

For me, the best series all time. @deanjnorris was incredible. Such a damn natural. A man’s man.

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J.P. Sanzivor 5 Tagen

I actually emailed Vince Gilligan once with a suggestion for how I would’ve tweaked the scene where Hank is sitting on the toilet reading, and then slowly looks up as it dawns on him. I always thought it would’ve been even better, EVEN MORE BREAKING BAD (and somehow EVEN MORE VINCE GILLIGAN 🤣) if, the second Hank realizes it and the screen cuts to black, you just hear a tiny “plop” from the toilet and THEN the first end credit pops up. I mean, it would’ve been hilarious if the turd had just plopped right then… That would’ve fucking killed me 🤣

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Floydvor 5 Tagen

Why is Hank using their private bathroom and not the guest???? Makes no fucking sense

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PGvor 5 Tagen

It would be better if it was “It’s an honour cooking meth with you”. And Hank still not figuring out it was Walt.

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orphan asparagusvor 6 Tagen

Just a pure masterpiece from start finish.

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Smokey Johannsonvor 5 Tagen

Better Call Saul is way better and Breaking Bad is one of the best!

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PINETREE 1vor 6 Tagen

This show was so freaking good

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bvdon 𐤊vor 5 Tagen

Walter definitely knew the book was inscribed because he was miffed when he could not locate the book... he even asked Skyler if she had seen it's whereabouts.

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Goodluck Specialzvor 5 Tagen

If Gus was alive he would have got a fall safe plan to save Walt from Hank 😂

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Bill Gvor 5 Tagen

One plot hole about this- it was the only book in the house. The Whites did not have any other books or bookshelves in their house.

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BLKnightvor 5 Tagen

walter’s hubris

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Pedro ★彡vor 5 Tagen

the end of Hank was the only thing i didnt like in Breaking Bad

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junkbond2001vor 5 Tagen

Helluva thing to discover while dropping an horrendous Rorschach Test mudpie all over the inner porcelain.

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aisatsanavor 5 Tagen

Ok I’ll watch it again for the 5th time

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miguel angelvor 5 Tagen

Seamos honestos, Walter White debió morir junto a su familia al final de la temporada 4.

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