Breaking Bad Favorite Moments. (Spoilers)

Ok so Breaking Bad is the greatest television show of all time. If you disagree you are wrong and a bad person. Alright guys so most of you watch Breaking Bad and love it as much as I do so I figured we should have a thread where we tell our favorite scene from the series. Ok so my favorite scene is the one where Walt runs over the two drug dealers and shoots one in the head. When that happened I finally realized just how badass Walt had become and the lengths he would go to to protect Jesse. It made Walt look super cold but at the same time reminds us that he can be a caring individual. Runner up is the Tuco explosion meet up.

Definitely that one. Such a shocker on first viewing.

There's so many to choose from. I love the subtler moments - like the scene in the "Fly" episode where Walt is lying in bed and thinks for a second that he sees the fly. Or this scene:

That one was nuts, and the creepy sound building up during the end of "Crawl Space." Seriously watch that and try to keep your skin from crawling.

Oh, and the cold open to one of the early episodes, when things were calm and all of a sudden there's fire, chaos, bald Walt. Made you go "how did we get here??"

Oh, and Gus taking out the cartel.

Oh, and this whole season.. so you know, lots of stuff.

Walt blowing Tuco's crib to bits.

The first time I watched this I actually had to go sit somewhere else and just breath for a while.

Yeah, the last scene of "Crawl Space" has to take the cake for me. Which is weird because I remember most of season 4 being the weakest of all.

According to Wikipedia : "Bryan Cranston submitted this episode for consideration for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards." Understandable.

By far my favourite scene was Gus's death scene in the nursing home. The bit at the end just made it that much more amazing.

That scene was so disturbing it gave me the chills.

"I won". Cue music, reveal that Walt poisoned Brock.

Also, this scene :

Not my favorite moment of the series, but the reveal of Badger and Skinny Peat as the super deadly assassins for Gretch and Elliot was really well done.

Walt getting a text from Skyler telling him that Holly's about to be born, but Walt knows he can't make it because he has to meet Gus. This is all shortly after watching Jane die, if I remember correctly.

The Crawl Space scene is up there too. And the "Half Measures" speech.

God that show was good.

Knowing that it happened on the first take makes it even better.

Nah, Jane dies after Walter gives Jesse his money, so it's a different scene. Still a great scene though. You see the real sorrow in Walt's eyes when he has to sell the meth first.

Cooking Scenes

Huell's scenes (all of them), the Better Call Saul ad, roof pizza, Mike's "measures" speech, Fring's death, Walt gesturing for the lasers in the finale, the whole scene in Tuco and Hector's place, Crawlspace... shit, I can go on all day.

For me, it's gotta be the jail assassinations. Definitely had my jaw dropped the entire time. Partially due to the fact of just how brutal it was and how it was allowed to be on screen.

Nothing colder than murder than having sweet cool jazz playing along with it.

It's all really close because there are so many amazing scenes, but Hank fighting for his life in One Minute takes the top spot for me.

Can't find a full clip of the scene. But god damn it was so good.

Edit: Found another version, but still not the full scene. http://www.amctv.com/breaking-bad/videos/breaking-bad-highlights-ep-307-one-minute

The entirety of the time that Jesse spent with the kid in the meth addicts' house was beautiful.

Also, when Walt spent an entire episode looking for a reason to let Krazy 8 go, only to put that plate together at the end. The look on his face as his stomach dropped was amazing.

Can't find the whole scene anymore, but oh wellz.

Seconding Gus's death scene. From the parking lot to when he finally went down. So great.

The adventures of Jesse, Gus, and Mike in Mexico were probably my favorites but any scene with Gus was fantastic. The dude had that swagger.

The actual clip from the show was quite powerful. Hank and Junior both laughing their butts off while Walt is staring in horror as he realizes that Hank is getting closer and closer to figuring things out.

There's too many seriously the best provide 4 or more moments a season and BB lives up to that. Gus death, Tuco killing his gangster, Gus partner getting killed(flashback), prison massacre, Hank killing the brothers, Hanks death, and so many more. There's one scene that I feel it's not explosive but rather subdue and great writing when Mike tells Walt the story about the man who killed his gf and how he won't ever do a half-measure but rather a full one. A very powerful moment but that's how great BB is; it doesn't need to have bombs or anything to be great(even tho I still love those explosive moments :)

Not a fan of the show but I liked this scene.

I can't remember if he knew he was (sort of) to blame for it at this point. It would make sense since he's trying to downplay the crash or maybe he's giving the kids a factual and very uplifting reality check.

I like the opening scene of half measure because it looks like a PSA telling us "This is your life on drugs and prostitution."

I have never seen this show but every time I see one of these threads I read it as "Breaking Brad".

A bunch, outside of those posted by you guys.

I like this one, especially since it has a parallel with Jesse's ending scene. I'm trying to remember a show that had such a striking aesthetic without going into full-on stylisation like Pushing Daisies and I'm coming up with nothing.

Also, "I won" and Walt's smug face when looking at Gus' car. They've nailed the song.

Most of them have been posted in this thread. Here's one of my all time favorites involving Jessie though

My favorite is the awkward dinner scene in episode 6 of season 5 where Walt has Jesse stay for dinner with him and Skyler. I still laugh just thinking about it. Never seen such a consistently great show, sure as hell am going to miss it.

The entirety of season 4 for me or this Jesse Pinkman gem:

The pilot.

possibly my favorite episode.