Telling Skyler The Truth | Breaking Bad (Bryan Cranston)

The truth had to come out eventually, and when Skyler (Anna Gunn) puts the pieces of the puzzle together, all Walter (Bryan Cranston) can do is confess.

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From Season 3 Episode 1 "No Más"

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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[iflyuwalk]

"A _dealer_ ?

Who do you think you're talking to right now? *I* am the one who _manufactures_ ."

[SeFu]

I’ve watched breaking bad so much that every time Walt lies it’s actually just really funny

[SpectacularDisaster]

When she asked "marijuana?" I would have been

[awdimmick]

Walt: I love you Skyler and I would do anything for you.
Skyler: Don’t lie to me.
Walt: Nah

[AAdams]

‘I’m a manufacturer, not a dealer’

*Well there’s a load off my mind*

[danielclaudino]

Its so sad to think the Anna Gunn actually was hated because her part. Even that her caracter was the right one, and she's amazing actress.

[candlestick]

Great acting by both in this scene but the look in her eyes is simply outstanding.

[maskedmarvyl]

I'll never understand the hate that Skyler gets for simply being a wife trapped in an unbearable situation.

[rayn]

Skyler was so underappreciated on this show. Her acting throughout was fantastic.

[MisledYouth]

Poor Malcom, Reese, Dewey and Lois. They have no idea where Hal went and he was living this double life the whole time

[rizzo-films]

I love how Skylar knows when he's lying (or learns how to tell). He would be convincing to someone less intelligent, but she can see right through him.

[simranbanwait]

She gave him a lifetime offer, if they had divorced, things would've been gone smoother.

[shawnhecker]

1:38 that look tells you everything you need to know about Walt. His ego is all that matters to him, and the fact that his wife suggested Jesse put him up to selling pot is akin to her pouring concentrated sulfuric acid on his ego. In his mind, I don't think she could've said anything more insulting to him. The actor and actress here were both brilliant IMO.

[thememaster]

"Dealer? I believe the word you're searching for is MANU-FACT-URER."

[Tripod]

Many individuals unjustly despise Skyler for the wrong reasons. The show primarily focuses on the perspective of Walter White, causing viewers to overlook the daily struggles of Skyler's life and the extent of deception and betrayal she has endured from her husband. If the show had dedicated more screen time to portraying Skyler's experiences and the immense heartache caused by Walter's actions, the audience would undoubtedly sympathize with her.

In truth, Skyler no longer loves Walt. Her husband's deceitfulness began when he concealed his cancer diagnosis for weeks and continued as he regularly disappeared for hours, reappearing late at night. His emotional distance and strained relationship with Skyler grew gradually. Moreover, for an entire year, Walter refused to communicate, rendering himself emotionally unavailable and distant. This contrasted starkly with the man Skyler had married 15 years prior; he was now unrecognizable. It is no surprise that she sought solace in the company of Ted Beneke. Ted provided the emotional support and presence that Walter failed to offer. Despite Walter's attempts to justify his actions under the guise of "supporting his family, " the stark reality remains that he neglected his wife for an extended period of time.

Skyler is an intelligent woman, and it was not a matter of if she would uncover the truth, but rather a matter of when.

[WillRock]

The moment at 2:12.

I have no idea how people can dislike Skyler during moments like this.

She's not just angry, she's scared.

[anthonykublawi]

I love how he said he’s a manufacturer and not a dealer, like that’s not 10 times worse😂

[thedarkknight]

0:58-1:00
That quick 2 seconds of, “Oh shit! How does she know??” Followed quickly by his facade of incredulity and denial.

[RoastPost]

Man the complete disappointment and disgust in Skyler’s eyes when Walt says “methamphetamine” is heartbreaking. Very good acting

[jonboll]

He would have saved himself so much headaches if he just told her I can buy you a car wash