Walt Gives Skyler The Coordinates | Felina | Breaking Bad

Walt gives Skyler some very important numbers that point towards the burial site.

From Season 5 Episode 16 Felina: Walter White makes one last attempt to secure his family's future, while also visiting some old enemies, during his final return to Albuquerque.

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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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Walt Gives Skyler The Coordinates | Felina | Breaking Bad

[Ryan-ltlx]

The look on skylers face when Walter says “I did it for me” and she knew he wasn’t lying this time. Incredible acting. Incredible actors Incredible show

[joseluis]

"I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. And...I was...really...I was alive."

Perfect acting and delivery. Just sums up everything Walt has gone through those 2 years excellently.

[johnadkins]

"So you're going to the police?" - "They'll be coming to me" - My favorite line.

[jordanastro]

Arguably the best scene in the show. For once Walt is 100% completely honest with Skyler with no BS at all.

[depresso]

2:36 man...the pillar in between Walt and Skyler is so simple yet brilliantly showing their relationship at that point.

[ovskii]

"Tell them I wanted bacon and eggs for my birthday." To me, this is Walt completely shedding his ego and no longer caring what the world thinks of him. He's fine with everyone thinking he's an abusive monster so long as *he knows* everything is set right.

[H.K.]

When the police went to dig up Hank and Gomey’s corpses, they only found Gomey. Hank was nowhere to be found.

[TihetrisWeathersby]

The worn out look on both Walt and Skyler you wouldn't even be able you imagine what they went through

[Shade]

It’s nice to see that there was closure on the whole Hank incident
For 6 months, Skyler thought Walt was the one who murdered Hank and obviously hated him for it
It’s nice to know that she knows despite the fact Walt is a savage criminal he still valued family and didn’t want any of them harmed

[JJohnstonLife]

1:58 One of the saddest moments is that he gave her undeniable proof that Hank is dead and not off somewhere hiding or some how still alive.

[BunnyboyCarrot]

Really nice of Walt to give Skylar the coordinates of Hank and Gomie's dropped inventory. Hopefully their items haven't despawned.

[grahamroy]

I don’t know how Bryan Cranston does the lazy eye acting 3:22 but I love it. It makes it seem like he’s reminiscing with one eye and talking to Skylar with the other.

[Longshanks]

The look of relief on Skyler’s face when he finally admits that he did it all for him all along is so heartbreaking as she finally got him to admit what she wanted to hear all along; that he wasn’t a selfless hero sacrificing it all for the family but a prideful, self-destructive egomaniac who didn’t care what harm he brought to those around him… but it’s too late for that admission to mean anything. It’s nice to hear it, to know that the man she loved isn’t going to his grave in denial about who he is and was, and what he’s done, but so much has been suffered and lost that it’s almost a meaningless admission now. Her children have no uncle, and Flynn doesn’t want his father around, because of his prior arrogance and pride. At this point, she’ll take what she can get from Walt, any small victory she can, because she’s suffered too much for any more defeats to wear her down more than everything already has.

[TheBizzerker]

This is the exact moment that Heisenberg became Walter White.

[Radimunto]

Bryan Cranston is such a great actor. I watched Jerry and Marge Go Large with him and he nailed that role so good, I didn't even have to think about Walter White one time.

[donq]

I always liked how we could see Skylar's face in the toaster. Vince said that was intended cinematography and totally not an accident that happened to be cool

[andrewkopecky]

Greatest show of all time, numbers don't lie. It's at 9.5/10 on imdb. I don't think people understand how difficult this is to achieve especially a show that had like a 5 year run time.

[hatedalien]

pretty crazy that walt used the lottery to stash his empire earnings for his family's freedom.. and when that was robbed and turned into a burial site he still used the lottery to help his family back to freedom!

[anthonybalista]

The FIRST cook Walt did was for his family. There's no denying that. After that, the addiction of wanting to be the best, wanting to be the best at SOMETHING took over. Everything beyond that first cook was Walt striving to get what he felt he deserved.

[TopSecretName]

Felina is my favorite episode of the series. Walter’s final journey to try to set things right and redeem himself is both gripping and darkly relatable. Scenes like this are what make Felina such a deeply satisfying finale to the series, seeing Walter finally finding the will to be honest with his wife and himself was such an incredible moment. Even after everything that happened, they still loved each other in the end and that served to make this sequence all the more captivating.