Breaking Bad | Say My Name (Bryan Cranston)

While discussing a new deal for his operation, Walter White (Bryan Cranston) delivers one of the most iconic lines in TV history... Say My Name.

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From Season 5, Episode 7: "Say My Name"

Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.

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[themcknox]

This whole scene is just a power trip for Walt, it was all he ever wanted, to be feared and in control.

[mkhopper]

I wish there was a way to just forget about TV shows so I could relive watching this again for the first time.

[tobyduarte]

“Do you really want to live in a world without Coca Cola?”
That line is delivered so buttery smooth, I’m just now appreciating it more!

[trevormills]

Once they realize who he is, the actors portrayed a delicate fear so perfectly. What a show.

[theone]

Location, camera work, script, cast, themes... they took the composition so far beyond which makes this series a pure masterpiece.

[connorriggs]

Declan: “I need you to listen to me. We’re not gonna be your errand boys.”
Walter: “No, you listen to me. I’ve got the talking pillow now.”

[Suffer.FE.]

The reaction from Declan is perfect. Heisenberg was nothing but a myth up until today. Now all those stories he heard about this guy can be placed with a face. This old bald guy with glasses who dresses like an average American is the biggest name in the meth business next to Fring, the Salamancas, and Don Eladio.

[michaelblaine]

The guy playing Declan gives a great performance too, just his face as he slowly realizes who he’s been talking shit to that whole time. It’s a silent performance in those few seconds but it says so much

[emoneyizhereson]

I wonder if the writers knew how iconic this scene was gonna be when they were in the writing room. Every single line is captivating, and the end STILL gives me chills. What a scene.

[vinoth]

"Who the hell are you?"
"You know!"
"Wait, you are the guy who was walking naked around a convenience store"

[kathyjones]

this show was so good it was almost surreal

[小林政文-ru]

Who the hell in this world would ever thought that a comedian (Cranston) could this be good... Now that's acting at it's finest.

[antonioduverge]

He got the respect he wanted to have in his whole life.

[hidoramin]

Imagine if this is how it went

"Say my name"
"Im serious man, I don't know who you are"

[praticm]

When a show keeps you engaged in a scene without background music, you know it's GOATED

[DougHanson]

For Many People, This is their go to Show. It doesn’t get old.

[Los]

“Grade school tee ball vs the New York Yankees” is such a badass line I can barely fathom it.

[runics]

I love how you can see Declan and his men becoming increasingly scared and nervous once they start to realize that they're dealing with Heisenberg

[LordElBrutus]

The subtle nervous and uncomfortable twitching at 4:25 is an icing on the cake. You can see Declans confidence crumble. Top notch acting from everyone.

[masterzombie]

It’s actually pretty sad the more you think about it. Gus dedicated a huge portion of his life making Joe empire, even conquered the cartel, yet it’s a high school chemistry teacher that takes it all away.

Shows the criminal underworld that at a moments notice a nobody can become somebody.