Breaking Bad - He Won It Gambling Scene (S3E9) | Rotten Tomatoes TV

Breaking Bad - He Won It Gambling Scene: Skyler (Anna Gunn) offers Marie (Betsy Brandt) money.

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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Anna Gunn, Betsy Brandt, Bryan Cranston
Director: Michael Slovis
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[Arvy]

I love it when Walter curiously leans forward to listen and find out what he has done lol

[bepowerification]

Walt looks so shocked because he thinks: "GODDAMMIT, why didnt I think of gambling??"

[evilmaotify]

I love when she starts to whisper more about Walt and he leans forward to hear better lmao

[Romandamus]

The face of Walter while watching his wife lying like him it is priceless

[mario]

I like how Skylar got to roast the hell out of Walt while lying.

[tilenkobe]

After watching the series for the second time I realized there is actually so much subtle humour in almost every episode, I found myself laughing all the time. The scene when they flesh out their gambling story is also hillarious.

[salazara]

The way Walt’s just as interested in the lie as Marie always cracks me up 😂😂😂 the way both him and Marie lean to hear sky’s lie 😂😂😭😭

[SuperScarface]

One reason that Skylar can lie more effectively than Walt is that she doesn't feel the need to say more than necessary. She comes up with a plausible lie, and she gives just enough detail about Walt's "gambling" solution for Marie to fill the gaps with what Marie already knows about Walt's intelligence.

[IKhanNot]

The acting on BB was second to none. Walt's varying expressions going from scared to shocked then just playing along with Skyler's statement. Skyler pulled a fast one and nobody saw that one coming.

[paulhorneschillings]

The genius of this scene is that, for the first time in a long time, Skylar and Walt are having an emotionally honest conversation. Skylar acknowledges Walt had the best of intentions, and Walt can give a figure of how much he's made and, for the first time, out in the open, talk about how he feels about the work he's been doing.

[TawandaMatanda]

Gambling is actually a great metaphor. Clever writing.

[parthbansal]

And all this time I thought he was a damn Drug Dealer. Walt really played us all for fools

[ZiLoXCY]

This is the moment Walt became a gambler. Astonishing

[alouiciouswrex]

Skylar : "He earned it on only fans"
Walt : "I'd rather just admit to making meth"

[FunBoysGaming]

say what you want about skyler but she's a smart woman.

[benjijacobs]

I can definitely understand why a person may hate Skylar but she’s working with what she knows and she was incredibly smart

[Flight]

JESSE
I GOT TERMINAL CANCER
WE NEED TO GAMBLE

[stonerwhogames]

Didn’t realize how brilliant this scene is! How Walt is so invested in the lie Skylar made about gambling, wanting to know what happens next. And if only Walt came up with the lie about being a gambler first. Maybe Skylar would’ve still been with him. Wild.

[RMichaelHimself]

0:51 The acting of Bryan - to convey the emotions of a man going from sheer terror, to relief, to being awe-struck by his wife’s brilliant lie… to shame that she *has* to lie….. then finally - upon realizing she’s talking about him - settling into an emotional state of reflection. Just incredible.

[FreeBroccoli]

Later when Walt asks her how she learned to lie like that, she said "I learned from the best." He took that to heart, and really felt bad for lying to her so much.

But that was a lie! Walt is a terrible liar. Skyler learned nothing from him. She's so good at it that she made him believe she learned from him and made him feel bad about it. Incredible writing and acting.