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Jesse and Hank come up with an idea to take Walt down. Walt hires Todd's uncle to kill Jesse.

Season Five - Episode Thirteen: "To'hajiilee"

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[hutp]

I have always found it comical how it's so important for Walt to convince them that Jesse is a decent guy and not a rat when he's there to sign his death warrant.

[ozymandiasthemisanthrope]

"Jesse is like family to me" this one quote summarizes everything about Walt, as well as asks the question "if this is how he treats his family, imagine how he treats his enemies."

[QUHerald]

1:08: “Bullet to the back of the head, something he doesn’t see coming”

*Todd takes notes for future reference*

[fernandoaispuro]

Jack:"....to many savages out there."

Proceeds to make Jessie a slave in the 21st century.

[bobbywhite]

Uncle Jack is such a believable character. Acting is just spot on. At no time do I ever think I'm watching an actor play a part, hes totally 100% believable throughout the whole series.

[magiccookies]

Jack: “There’s too many savages out there”
Also Jack: *enslaves, starves, beats and tortures Jesse*

[Mlynoph]

"I respect that, there is too many savages out there" he says

[Bgle]

"I respect that. Too many savages out there" LMFAO

[trevmac]

Weird because In the end they all died on this property and Jessie was the only one who survived

[Whaddayamean]

"Angry, non-rat, got it." Lol. Jack and these guys were the perfect final villains for the show because they were just like marauders. Vultures who scrapped up everything that fell because of Walt's decision-making through the whole show. They're not really complicated at all, but that's what Walt's power trip led to.

[rattlesnakejake]

I hate Jack, but I have to admit his writing and acting is spot-on.

[Matt]

1:10 To me the way Walt looks down and briefly closes his eyes after Jack says "bullet to the back of the head, something he doesn't see coming" always seemed like a small little moment where Walt realises how fucked up this situation really is. He came to see Jesse as something of a son over the course of the series and I do imagine that the image of Jesse getting shot in the back of the head is getting to Walt a little here, even though he quickly brushes that thought aside and changes the topic

[thedarkknight]

0:45-0:51
I always liked this little exchange where Jack is being kind of patronizing asking if Jesse is a badass they should fear. Then Todd just shakes his head and smiles as if to say, "Nah man this kid is a pussy who cries over dead little kids. He's no threat at all. He's not like us who can kill literally anyone without remorse."

[highprice]

I like how Jack and gang came absolutely out of nowhere. It actually made them better

[billygowhoop]

I really like the way that they portrayed Jack and his gang. They seem like real Aryan Brotherhood dudes. They don't constantly use racial slurs but you can tell they have a strong sense of superiority. And they have guys like Todd who you'd never guess was a gang member at first glance.

[magiccookies]

That moment when you realize Walter gave the nazis Andreas address.

[walterheisenberg]

“We want you to cook for us.” “Absolutely not.” 30 seconds later: “one cook.” Walt could never get enough of the cook.

[lemonysnick]

The casting, acting, and writing for Jack is so spot on. He feels like a real person.

[adambess]

Todd, usually devoid of emotion, smiling and shaking his head at the idea of Jesse being a badass. Makes it all the better when he gets his

[Haedox]

Jesse and Walt could have used couples therapy.