Gale's Death Aftermath Scene | Breaking Bad (Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul)
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Published 2024-01-28
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From Season 4, Episode 01: "Box Cutter"
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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All Comments (21)
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Victor was so reckless here. Dude walked in, checked a dead body, and walked out without saying a word. He made himself look so suspicious and didn't even try to cover up what he was doing there. It's no wonder why Gus killed him.
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I wonder if Mike knew Victor's fate was sealed when he knew that Victor got seen. He just didn't expect Gus would splatter his throat right in front of everyone.
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Victor did not live to Los Pollos standards
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All victor had to say when he walked onto the crime site “I heard a shot, is everyone okay? Is he breathing, im gonna go get help” then left and he woulda been good
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Victor sealed his fate on this scene.
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Victor sealed his fate by being within the crime scene itself. Because people would tell the police that Victor was checking out the corpse of Gale. That event really would draw the police to Gus warehouses or Pollos Hermanos 🐓
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Mike went from his usual cop-dectective mindset to "you poor bastard" when he realized Victor was seen by people at the crime scene.
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Victor knew he was on borrowed time when he realized Mike’s concern to him being seen at the crime scene. That’s why he started cooking, to try to prove his value to Gus. Even if Victor wasn’t seen, there was a chance Gus was going to kill him anyway since he needed to send a message and Mike was much more valuable. Victor being seen and overstepping boundaries by cooking only made the decision that much easier for Gus.
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1:28 “hey I don’t think you ought to go in there” Little did Victor know how right that man was
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0:26 That foreshadowing, holy moly
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Guys why is Jesse being so dramatic? I saw other movied where main characters shout cool one linerr when rhey shoot bad guy. Why didn't Jesse say "Gale? More like Fail" then shoot gale insteead of whining about it. Hes suchh a baby
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i can't get over walter's look of proudness at 3:51 when he hears that jesse did in fact kill gale. one of the few times he appreciated jesse being involved.
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Jonathan banks is such a good actor god, the little moment at 3:57 where he tries to think of what to do "Shit! Alright, so..... shit! " he has so much experience but he completely draws a blank on how to fix this
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Gus's henchemen were all useless except for Mike. All they were good at is looking angry and pointing gun at unarmed people.
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That smirk from Mike thinking he got better of Walter..but
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It was a risk for Walter to tell Mike and his partner Gale's address so quickly. If Gale wasn't playing his music so loud he would have heard his phone vibrating.
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Gus and crew survived the Salamanca's, only to meet Walter. Jessie was the only survivor in the end.
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4:04 Sooo... S H E T
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Thats the main reason for Victor's death, but there another two reasons. He faild to save Gale, and be disrespectful to Gus, when he tryed to humiliate Walter saying its easy to cook.
