Bryan Cranston on 'I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS' Scene

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[chivasdeguadalajara]

We all know Jesse is the one who knocks.

-Gale Boetticher

[doug]

he wanted the credit for something BIG, after he left grey-matter he never felt he reached his full potential in what he truly was passionate about

[Tinyflypie]

That character progression is what makes BB so brilliant. Shakesperian even.

[MoonFallSlump]

Breaking Bad is the only show I've watched that was designed to get the audience to root for and love the main character, and then get us to hate and fear them.

[FF]

Bryan Cranston is the epitome of bringing a character to life!

[bored]

The look on Dean Norris shows how much he loves what he does. He looks very intrigued

[samadkins]

Walter started coming out at the end, the whole time he's saying "he did this, he does that" then it's "he tells her how powerful of a man I am"

[kingmortz]

One of THE best scenes in all of TV. Also, the editing of this short is stellar!

[hammrhad]

Brooo Heisenberg came there at the end: “Tell her just how powerful a man I am “

[HPB]

Exceptional art. One of the most amazing scripts and acting ever. ❤

[brianwood]

Bryan went from playing a frazzled dad of four boys in a slapstick comedy, then right into playing Walter White... one of the best of our time for sure

[redeastwood]

Car was acting up. I opened the hood and my engine said "i am the one who knocks"

[TrekoGames]

best moment in tv history. Watching this when it came out felt like such a betrayal, and yet such a insane power move.

[amaggard]

Bro really said “Walter White was going through this 177013 of a character”

[jaredjohnson]

The great irony and truth here is that these incredibly cool moments, when Walt’s evil is most on display, is the most pathetic. He’s so childish in his egotism that he just *has* to assert himself. Unlike someone like Gus, who had self-mastery in that respect.

[zonked]

BC is just so amazing an actor. It's hard to believe it's the same person.

[enchanted_swiftie]

I just today, literally today about 1 hour ago completed the last episode. Holy smokes, we (with my friends) have started watching this since the Oct-2022 and it is today 8th Sep-2023. BB has shared all seasons, be it winter, summer or monsoon we used to watch it on the terrace in the home projector under the open sky. This one is one of my most memorable moments in life 🤟

[dylonbeitel]

At the same time, you have to remember how intoxicated Walt was at the time.

I’m not saying that if he had been sober, he wouldn’t have said all that stuff to Hank, but there’s a chance he would have had better control over his ego in the moment and had the foresight to keep his mouth shut.

I can’t think of a better scene than this one, to show people how alcohol can affect one’s control over their emotions.

[Nickyyy-]

“At that particular moment he was the one who knocks”

End interview

[joanneblack]

It's amazing how much this happens in real life. Criminals who could get away with stuff just HAVE to blow their cover because they want credit for how "powerful" and "brilliant" they are.