'Stay Out Of My Territory' | Over | Breaking Bad

Walter White makes a trip to the hardware store and tells the competition to work somewhere else.

Season 2 Episode 10 Over: Walt and Hank get into a heated argument at a party, Skyler opens up to her boss, and Jane tries to hide her relationship with Jesse from her father.

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"Stay Out Of My Territory" | Over | Breaking Bad

[stewiegriffin]

Walt is so nice. Gives the guy business tips then drops everything to advise him to move to an area with less competition.

[matt]

I honestly don’t think this is the moment when Walt becomes Heisenberg. This is the moment where he realized he likes being Heisenberg

[delloffthewall]

Weird dude with a beanie☑️
Bald dude with mustache☑️
I can’t wait to see this spin off. Breaking Mediocre: The tales of Hindenberg and Pinkboy

[jthood]

Nothing like a law abiding citizen telling drug dealers to get out of his neighborhood. We need more people like this man to clean up our streets.

[boyo]

This scene is so funny, he's genuinely just trying to help the guy out but then remembers "oh yeah I'm a drug lord now"

[Tickerchicken]

I love this scene, Walter doesn’t need to be a threat, he just needs the other guy to believe he is

[JustinC._]

A man with real authority doesn't have to raise his voice.

[brettcordes]

This scene, more than any other, demonstrates that Walt is in fact, an addict. He was free…out…clean but not sober. He was in early recovery but sees the supplies…a trigger. His addiction was power.

[debabratp]

This is honestly a way more badass moment for Walter than "I am the danger".

[davidkrappenshitz]

1:28 Me when I see someone buying a Pringles can, gloves, and two sponges

[Mohgenstein]

EDP when he sees Chris Tyson lurking near the kids playground:

[rickybojangles]

It's the ever so subtle head tilt. That, is scary. Absolutely perfect acting.

[jlogan]

I love how walts teaching habit took over as if this was an assignment for one of his classes and a student was messing up

[mikebrown]

His face was so vicious at that scene. Cranston is really an awesome actor.

[gmdhargreaves]

As many have said, these two Characters are the only lives Walter didn’t destroy

[phumelela]

Vince Gilligan's ability to create a character that's the perfect blend of pathetic and badass is amazing

[ComicalRealm]

I like how the two new guys look like dollar store versions of Walter and Jesse.

[yelloh]

Walt telling someone to stay away is ironically one of the nicest things he’s ever done

[theprofessional]

This is the same way I talk to randoms in heists on GTA Online that have no idea what they are doing.

[chazzer]

I know "This is where Walt became Heisenberg" is a bit of a meme, but I think this is where he started to embrace the persona he had created, one of my favourite scenes of Season 2