Breaking Bad 5x2 ''Madrigal'' Full Reaction

That commercial just came out. Its new 🤣 So you see how big the hype and love for BB is 🥰❤️

SylMyl

lol whaaat?? i had a good laugh watching that! thx alot

i see.. quite in-depth too be honest. Gus was bested by a chemist who's biggest fight is to get rid of human morality.. in fact i see Walter as the most dangerous individual here, due to the fact that his own satisfaction is not family at all.. but the desire to prove that he is always right... i am looking forward to this show.. can't wait for the ending!

was too deep... wait what? now you made me curious!

he is in top of his game!! Google is listening! hahaha

ohhhh yesss! forgot about that! thank you for the heads up!

was! we can still see how Mike has humanity left in him

we are like foxes when watching breaking bad hahaha

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SylMyl

So the laptop was encrypted, and they couldn't have been able to crack it. But Walter doing what he did, he broke the framed photograph that showed underneath some Cayman Island routing numbers for offshore accounts. Again, Walter is the cause of his own problems. 😂 Chow is that one guy that Mike shot through the hand way back in season 3 when Mike went to a warehouse, took out the electricity with balloons, and took out a bunch of cartel people holding Chow and his workers hostage for his chemicals. Tio Hector once called Gus Generalissimo. Don Eladio told Gus he wasn't in Chile anymore, and that he knew who he was, that is why he was still alive, implying he could blackmail him. Augusto Pinochet was the Dictator of Chile, and did all the things dictators tend to do— human rights violations, killings of political opponents, protestors, war crimes, financial crimes, and everything else you can think of. His rule ended in 1990 after he lost an election, but he made himself Senator for life in the Constitution beforehand, and he remained as Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean Army until 1998 when he was arrested in London for his crimes. In 1986, there was an assassination attempt of Pinochet's life. Repressions followed against opponents, journalists, everyone. Gus settled in Mexico in 1986, according to Hank. We don't know yet for sure, but maybe Gus worked under Pinochet as a general, so maybe he fled to save his life depending on what side he was. Like the Nazis, war criminals tend to escape to other countries to avoid prosecution. The German guy Peter Schuler, head of the fast food division of Madrigal, like they said, and Lydia, they all seemed to be friends of Gus who funded Gus's drug empire.

David Caine

Judge Papadoumi thinks Saul is a snappy dresser. Just sayin'😉

Joe Lazarus

Man, That last scene before the credits was really bad.. was done really well.. Could totally feel what Skylar felt in that moment.. Thanks for the video!! And try not to go searching to deep on the "Dark web" about the Sinaloa cartel Marian..😄

PastaDon

I don't know if he's 100% for the series, but you'll notice that Saul's advice is almost always right. He is always on top of his game. He might dress silly, but he's the smartest and best criminal lawyer money can buy. Better listen to Saul! Google, can you please let them talk! 😆

Ellie Miller

How can you guys forget who Mr. Chow was? He was the guy who Mike shot in the hand, remember? When Mike shot the guy through the wall of one of their distribution offices.

That end scene was so disturbing.

Tennille Sinclair

Wow. You both are able to figure out everything as it unfolds.

Ravi