Breaking Bad - I'm Here to Sell You Meth Scene (S4E7) | Rotten Tomatoes TV

I wonder how the counsellor felt after the whole Heisenberg incident broke out. Finding out Jesse ended up locked in a cage, forced to run away for the rest of his life.

He probably felt like he wasn’t good enough to help him and caused him to spiral even further down the rabbit-hole.

Aaron is good in Breaking Bad. But as we all know bad acting is bad directing. So thank you, Vince and all the crew.

Best Scene in the Entire Series

Jsem taky plnej párno… teď jsem to vysral a zase sežral…

To mám stejně nejradši 😂😂😂😅🎉

Have a Jimmy dean❤ breakfast sausage there great or is that frosted flakes tiger who says that lol

Dios mío, literalmente soy ese

Philosophical headline would read: Jessie rejects moral relativism.

The acting in this show was so good I couldn’t enjoy other shows after it LOL

What the sigma

He was my favorite character. Amazing acting.

Jesse has no idea how lucky he is that Wynn Duffy turned his life around

Damn that one lady has a 5head

Pretty ballsy to call out the guy that burned Michael Weston like that.

We are not the same

Was it ever actually shown or confirmed that Jesse sold meth to any of the people in this group therapy? Or was it something he intended on doing but no one ever bought from him there?

Rare Jesse W

What’s always fascinated me is that Jesse never seems to be the type to be a meth dealer. Maybe an addict junkie, but never the dealer.

He has too much unsolved anger and all this frustration, like a kid trapped in between two hard places, desperate for a way out. He takes it out on the people around him, all to just come back to the same place he was before, that deep dark pit of suffering.

A GOOD drug dealer would never be in this situation. A GOOD drug dealer would never be emotional about his job. A GOOD drug dealer would never be so blue(😉) all the time.

people don’t realize that jesse never really grew up, so his inner child is the only one talking in this scene and it’s so heartbreaking why he went down this path. his inner child just wanted to be seen, to be heard, and no one stopped to care about it and saw him as a “problem”

What kind of meeting was this?

Aaron Paul was born to play Jessie pinkman

I can't believe Todd used to do stuff like that, no wonder his stepfather was strict with him.

Honestly, Jesse's tears before and after killing Gale messed me up more than the actual death itself.

You can see the counselor snap a little when he mentioned his daughter. He definitely still has that craziness inside him he had before. He is the nicest guy in the world now but his daughter is a trigger and what Jesse said, if he kept talking about his daughter and how he killed her, it could have gotten really interesting. Id say he could have killed jesse. Well done to the actor. Having side characters like this is what makes shows great.

It’s so sad to watch

Worse kind of addiction is dealing

🥺

depressing algorithm pull :(

Weird actor - really offputting to me andmy colleagues.

This is the moment Walter White became Heisenberg.

This is why I hated the ending. Jesse carried all of Walts guilt, suffered the true burden of all of Walts misdeeds, and in the end Walt got what he wanted in the first place. The injustice, white perhaps the point, still causes a pit of rage in my stomach to this day.

I never sold it

Colleen is 100% that person who cares more about dogs than humans

It’s not supposed to be funny but the way he says “and you like accept?” Has me dying laughin everytime I see it

im here to sell you fortnight

real fact: after aaron's performance here, the other actors starting clapping because it was so great.

One of the single greatest acting performances in television history. This scene from Aaron Paul should be remembered that way. In my opinion, this might be the most well executed performance in the entire series. It needs more attention

Great scene.

If you look closely you can see that the tears on Jesse’s face are a subtle indicator that he’s upset. Bravo Vince

god i love this scene

Fun fact: "And then everybody clapped." Except, that's exactly what happened. According to Better Watch TV, after Aaron Paul did the first run-through of this scene, the extra's were so moved, they stood and applauded him. Because, dang, that's one hell of a scene.

This is the best scene ever.

Shame on Jesse for marginalizing Gale to a dog.

You are all my Tuckers!!! Just Tuckers to me....I made you my Tuckers!!!