Breaking Bad - Walter Wants to Cook Scene (S1E1) | Rotten Tomatoes TV

walter : either that or turn you in.
jesse : alright, i turn myself in
directed by vince gilligan

Most Iconic scene from XXI Century

Walt: I want this.
Jesse: Then do it yourself.

In the end it seems like Emelio got away with the longer end of the stick.

This scene shows Walter never became Heisenberg. Heisenberg was always a part of him. From the very first episode to the last.

The exact moment when walt blackmailed jesse

real

It's been 16 years

“Either that or I turn you in”

Are you ready?

This moment defines Walter White's morality alignment (neutral evil) to a T, making someone break the law for his benefit at the threat of using the law to punish him.

“So what? We’re just gonna break bad now…?”

Jesse : "No way, screw you !"
Walt : "Alright."
Walt calls Hank
DIRECTED BY VINCE GILLIGAN

Starting in the very first episode he already shows he is evil but it took everyone 5 whole seasons to realize truly peak television

Either that or i will turn you in 😢

The one thing Walt is very lucky on is that Jessie didn’t have a gun and is willing to shoot Walt right there.

This is actually how human trafficking starts often, not by kidnapping as shown in movies but by threats such as blackmail or force

i love the the part when walt said "its breakin time" truly a masterpiece

“Hank appears outta nowhere”
Hank: Walt…

“Ending scene with a song”

"Either that...or I turn you in."

Sometimes I wonder if Jesse ever thougtht about choosing the latter. Especially, after what he went through with Walter.

Turns out.... he did not know the business.

Walt is the enemy. The show tricks you into sympathizing w him but he is literally the bad guy.

You know the rules and so do I

This is the exact moment Jessie became Heisenberg.

Jesse was happy back then

When Walt rediscovers his manhood

what 25 year old street kid says bullwinder

Jesse: ok turn me in.
End of show!!!

In an alternate universe:
Student after research: Maybe you and I can partner up

4th re watch and ive realised why walt and jesse works so well.

Cos jesse gives walt the little azz whoppings walt need but jesse always take the big beatings.

Where it all began

Light shines half of his face is camera cinematography good trick

Watching this now after all these years it's interesting to realize Walt was already showing signs of being Satan from the very beginning.

Honestly after finishing the show, Walter really didn't change that much. This scene isn't all the different from the beginning of Say My Name.

Never trust a man that threatens you

jesse should point a gun at walt and told him to say you want this

I just realized he didn't even wait until he said something. Just straight up blackmailing.

The camera seems constantly shaking in this scene... It feels like strong heartbeat, pumping the blood pressure. Very powerful!

It seems interesting rewatching Breaking Bad after seeing all the prior events in Better Call Saul, like Nacho and his beef with the Salamancas, the construction of the superlab, “Bagman”, Gus vs Lalo, etc.

I thought Walter kicked Jesse in the face so hard here and made him eat money.

Omg i gotta rewatch this show.

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This is where the fun begins

So this is where the manipulation begins.

And the rest was history