Better Call Saul 6x13 Finale - Walter White Scene

Final Walter White Cameo in Better Call Saul Series

[boxfish]

Walt obsessing over a small click in the room is just like how he was obsessing over the fly. Something small and unimportant annoys walter due to the fact that Walt is stressed. What a perfect final scene for Bryan Cranston

[LessGo]

Even in a measly situation like this, this scene perfectly exemplifies how much of a control freak Walt was. Which was the downfall of every character in both shows

[Daniel-dvxb]

I like how this scene intersects both characters’ timeline right before their imminent fates

[scottmcmichael]

Bryan can seemingly become Walt with no effort at all. He’s an awesome actor as all the actors were, gonna miss Better Call Saul for sure.

[BatmanHQYT]

Walt getting offended at Saul invoking a time machine is wonderfully in-character.

[Iono]

This scene really highlights Walter’s selfishness. He has no problem creating a massive disturbance to anyone around him so long as he gets to solve a minor inconvenience that he has. Loved this finale!!!

[thavinduwijesena]

I like how easily Bryan Cranston was able to get into character to play Walter White. It's like he never left.

[bradegan]

I broke down a little when he kept repeating "My regrets" because every single thing he had done that show popped into my head

[anthonyshepherd]

Wow! This is it! Bryan Cranston final appearance as Walter White. I’m feeling a lot of emotions right, but it has been an amazing 14 years in the Gilligan/Gould universe. I can’t wait to see what their next projects are.

[UnknownAce]

if this is the last we see of walter, i’m very alright with that, this scene is great

[stevenleiva]

Wow when they were talking about regrets, Walt looks at the watch that Jesse gave him and the look he has, you could tell he regretted all the pain he caused Jesse . i’m gonna miss this show.

[Jray]

Bryan Cranston’s final curtain call as Walter White.

[vincetarallo]

This scene really did a good job at showing just how much Walt was unraveling. The obsession with the light was reminiscent of the fly. All he cares about is “I’m smart I can fix it.” He doesn’t even show remorse for the fact that mere days ago, his brother-in-law was murdered because of him.

[rustledentity]

This is the moment where Walter became Fixerberg.

[oozekip]

Classic Walt, taking a small thing that's bothering him and trying to "fix" it by making a massive racket that annoys everyone else around him.

[zdubdub]

Bryan’s ability to so quickly jump into the s2 Walt persona and then immediately jump into the s5 Walt persona is actually kind of insane

[youdontknowmestopasking]

Damn, watching this scene makes me realize how much of a lunatic Walt was becoming.

[markhester]

Walt's trying to fix something. It's a metaphor for how he ruined everything in his own life. Why is he trying to fix something in this room that he'll never see again? Well. It's because he already knows he's screwed and this is one thing he actually can "Fix" sad honestly. Very sad.

[noone-kkzs]

Love that we're finally seeing what saul and walt were up to there for 2 days.

[alexlazzerly]

Hearing Walt and Saul's conversation about the time-machine was strangely cathartic. We never got a scene of Walt admitting if he had any regrets in Breaking Bad, and we finally got it here. And his answer is the exactly the one you'd expect from the character of Walter White.