Breaking Bad - Walt Begs for His Life Scene (S3E13) | Rotten Tomatoes TV

Breaking Bad - Walt Begs for His Life Scene: Mike (Jonathan Banks) prepares to kill Walter (Bryan Cranston).

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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston, Jonathan Banks
Director: Vince Gilligan
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[jeffjeffries]

"You made one mistake, Mike. This isn't a phone."
*laundromat explodes*

[osacrpro]

Everyone's biggest mistake in this show : Giving Walt one more chance

[BirdGang]

The smugness of Walt’s “yeah” was just fantastic. He won, like he almost always does.

[MoviesWithDallin]

Walt says “please don’t do this, you don’t have to do this.” This is exactly what Gale’s final words are when he’s begging for his life.

[GlassesAndCoffeeMugs]

Love how Walt goes from feigning desperation and begging for his life immediately to calm and confident Heisenberg as soon as he gets the upper hand. Incredible acting

[Steallio]

funny thing about this scene is that Walter reaches for his phone, they react as if it's a gun. then he shows them it's just a phone. they relax, not knowing, that it is infact a gun.

[Trigger-Hppy]

It's crazy that I actually thought Walter was gonna betray Jesse, I never expected him to tell Jesse to kill Gale immediately which is a smart move and best decision to let them both live

[Jmonny]

“You might wanna hold off.” That line was so badass.

[MuhammadAli-diwt]

The way Walt said "Yeah" was like he owned mike already 🙌🏻

[torontoBluejays]

I love how loyal Jesse was to Walt before the final season. As soon as he knew Mr. White was in trouble, he sprung to action without a moments notice to murder someone.

[TheSlimmshadyy]

After watching BCS you realise just how smart Walter was. He was new in the game and he outsmarted all these characters who have dealt with and killed so many people more dangerous and experienced than him.

[Palendrome]

Two guns pointed at him and yet he still has all the power, the confidence. My favorite episode of the whole series.

[fieldsofbozos]

ngl kind of expected him to say "this is not a phone" and throw it on the ground causing an explosion

[stanpines]

2:48 Me when I'm losing an argument online

[EatTheAssPork]

I love the look on Mike's face as he realizes he was outsmarted. He was owned, like for the first time he couldn't shoot his way out.

[fusionhypnotic]

Huge respect for Jesse for not hesitating and sprinting to gales place immediately

[L_Lawliet]

Some people say that Walt’s at his most dangerous point when he feeds his ego and is at the top of the world, but ironically he always triumphs when he’s backed in a corner. Intelligence and a lot of luck.

[osauria]

"you don't have to do this" just like gale

[billsykes]

I love how his voice changes when he starts talking to Jessie via phone. He wanted to sound desparate while begging for his life, but his real goal was to get the premission to call Jessie. As soon as Jessie answered, his mood went from desparate to confidental.

[levy]

"THAT'S A NICE ARGUMENT MIKE, BUT 6353 JUAN TABO APARTMENT 6"