Breaking Bad - Walt Goes Into Remission Scene (S2E9) | Rotten Tomatoes TV

Breaking Bad - Walt Goes Into Remission Scene: Walter (Bryan Cranston) receives good news.

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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Anna Gunn, Betsy Brandt, Bryan Cranston, Dean Norris, RJ Mitte
Director: Michelle MacLaren
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[jargohor]

Skyler: Isn't 80% a lot?
Walter: Depends on the context. Tumor reduction? Yes. Methamphetamine purity? No.

[victornguyen]

"No more secrets, Walt."
"I'm also a Methamphetamine Kingpin"
Hank - "That's a good one buddy!"

[razor]

Seeing Hank so proud with Walt is just heartbreaking now

[withe]

It is kinda sad how literally everyone in this scene hates him now

[Grygal]

I love how every one reacts in his own charactery correct way.
Walt Jr. is proud for his dad
Skyler hugs Walt in disbelief
Marie is theatrically crying
And Hank is like Walt threw a football very good

[frederickpeebles]

Rest in peace to David House - the actor who plays Walter White's doctor in this scene and throughout most of the show.

[Protendo]

Bryan Cranston’s facial acting at 1:11 is just phenomenal. Completely wordlessly, you can see everything going through Walt’s head after he hears the news. The initial shock, relief, soon followed by realization, pain, and hints of regret. All captured in a few seconds by Cranston’s differing expressions.

[TheYankeesUnited]

Hank shows so much emotion and love. It's so tragic how it all ends.

[NorwinYT]

Fun fact: Betsy Brandt (Marie) was pregnant for the entirety of season 2, which is why in this scene you can see a large bag covering her stomach area.

[Arcian]

What a happy family. Sure hope nothing bad happens to them.

[varonvan]

1:02 Walt Jr’s reaction looks so real makes me sad that he doesn’t realize what his father really is😭

[bittybaff]

The greatest tragedy in my opinion is the betrayal of Walt's family, they're so involved and supportive of him it's heartbreaking that he ultimately chooses to throw it all away in favor of his own machinations

[dardeb]

You can see walt is not happy even though the doctor said it shrunk by 80 percent because he didn't have an excuse for what he was doing from behind and knew that it would mean to stop doing meth.

[Millsey_]

i always respected the way this doctor communicated with walt and family. No bs just direct answers and grounded expectations while still showing just enough emotion. kudos to the writing and the acting here, as always with BB.

[Awecyan]

Walt in this scene realizes that he's done unforgivable things and he might just have to live with what he's done.

[AdeBamforth]

"Just when I try to get out they pull me back in."

[fightclipstv]

i think rotten tomatos admin has started to rewatch breaking bad again

[KrattarKrattar]

Skyler: Is 80% alot?

Heisenberg: No, 99, 1% is alot.

[mynameisreza]

The study has been done and this results are in. Cooking meth does indeed cure cancer.

[Omnipotentmonkey]

Watching how happy Hank is for Walt here is like the most heartbreaking thing in hindsight.