"Tuco is now impressed by Walter after realizing he's a fellow crazy person."

you see all of Breaking Bad is actually a fanfiction written by Mr. White's students. He never tells them anything about his personal life so they just made stuff up and eventually it went totally off the rails.

It astonishes me on how a show with so many drug dealers and lunatics managed to make us hate a pregnant woman with family problems more than anything.

Actually seeing walters life before the meth makes me sad, after I love his confidence it’s just hard not to. Like what an amazing way to play a character, so many developments were made for many different characters.

I gotta love the way the script of the show described those final minutes of Walt.

I like how marie was baffled by skylar screaming "SHUT UP!!" over and over, and the one thing she didn't do was actually... shut. up.

I’ve seen the show 4 times and I’m always surprised how quickly Jane comes in and how quickly she leaves.

18:00 the reason why walt punched the paper dispenser in the toilet is because he was angry that he might actually live. He has done terrible things, he wanted to get money for the family and die. The longer he lives, the more damage he caused.

This requires More attention, This is most likely months worth of work put into a 1 hour explaination of the entire series in a fun and emjoyable way

He punched the towel dispenser because he fully planned on dying and when he found out it wouldn’t

Gus killed Victor because Victor stupidly got spotted at the scene of Gail's murder. Later on, when the DEA brings Gus in for questioning, it shows a sketch of Victor hanging on the wall of the police dept.

Out of all the atrocities we are forced to witness throughout this show, in my opinion, nothing comes even close to Jesse watching Todd execute Andrea. Everytime i see this moment its so ridiculously gut wrenching, it almost feels like they went too far in that instance. Its so absurdly evil, and so phenomenally acted by Aaron Paul, his muffled screams are unmatched by anything like it.

He even put timestamps, the effort is present

The reason the taped confession never comes back up is that it's not meant as a way to eliminate Hank, but to blackmail him into silence. It's a tool to ensure that if Walt goes down, he will take Hank with him, and as long as Hank doesn't turn him in, he won't release it.