Walter White Kills Mike Ehrmantraut | Say My Name | Breaking Bad

After watching Better Call Saul, it only made Mikes death all the more sadder for me.

Waltuh

What a beautiful place to die. Was sad to see Mike go.

this is the moment mike became compost

At was at this point I was actively rooting against Walter White. Mike was my favorite character

Walt was keeping his nose down and doing his job it was kind of Jessie’s fault for starting the whole thing

Even though at this point Walter is past the point of no return, I don't think Mike is right. Gus's plan all along was to get Walter to work with Gale until Gale can copy everything and then get rid of Walter. I think Walter acted rationally for half the series. It's hard to tell exactly where was that point of no return ( probably letting Jane die, although even that is questionable since there's a good chance Jane and Jesse would soon completely lose their lives while abusing H but idk ). Say what you will about Walter, he became a monster at this point but Mike is not right about "them" having a good thing going, Mike had a good thing going, not Walter.

Every time I watch this show the more I understand the older I get so it just keeps getting better and better

This was the saddest thing that happened after Hank's death. 😮

Jonathan Banks is one of those men that age just like fine wine 🍷👌🏻

The thing about this show (and Better Call Saul) is, there are so many insanely smart people like Mike, Gus, Lalo, Walt, Nacho etc, all cunning and calculating in unimaginable ways that will truly open your eyes…but all their actions and decisions eventually led to their death. From that perspective I guess no one is really too smart.

This is the only death in any Gilliverse series that actually got me into tears.
He was my favorite character, and watching him die in such an unnecesary way was really sad for me

The brilliance of this show is that it made you root for Walt so often, even despite the terrible things he was doing. Every once in awhile, some of his humanity would come out and it made you think, "Maybe he's not all gone." But he was gone. This series was an absolute work of art. No show better portrays the infamous "downward spiral" than Breaking Bad. Walt is a man who lived a "normal" life but he was a legitimate genius who felt like he sacrificed everything in his life for nothing. And it shows you how dangerous and desperate a man like that can be once given the opportunity. Walt just can't stop himself from taking what he thinks is rightfully his (which he justifies as everything).

WAIT WALTER KILLED MIKE WAZOWSKI???

If you were ever on the fence about Walt, remember this moment. He deserves to be hated...

Long before the internet never existed there was a show called the wise guy in which mike was very young in a character

It's so frustrating how Walt refuses to accept that those guys are in jail cos of him and the cops are tailing Mike cos of him. He's been a criminal for that long and he's learnt more than enough lessons about what happens when you make mistakes as a criminal... but he's still so entitled he believes he shouldn't face any consequences or take responsibility for his mistakes

Mike committed the biggest sin of his life: he made Walt's ego hurt.

"Put your D away Waltah."
- Mike Sussybaka

"Some people are immune to good advice."
- Mike Ehrmantraut

This is not Walter White .is definitely Walter Black

Worst decision.. breaking bad with Mike is the feature so sorry

Most ironic part that Mike is wrong. Everything went wrong, because of Jesse. Walt didn't have problem working with Gus. Also there's reversed dialogue between Jesse and Walt. When in 1 Walt convinces Jesse to take million and in another Jesse convinces Walt to take money. And the whole situation with 9 people went wrong, because their backup plan for paying money failed. DEA figured out and take all their money. It is because of Walt, they earned some money to pay them. Lawyer get caught, because Mike's plan messed up, too.

this was the point where i started hating walter with a passion

This is what happen when heisenberg try to become Heinsenbro' !

"I can't quite remember
Just what guided me this way, oh
May I stand unshaken
Amid, amidst a crashing world" - D'Angelo

Walts Right!?! Mike screwed up and got followed by the DEA. Walt is innocent!

It's very strange because I root for Walt because he's the main character, but at the same time I hate him because of what he does to others, including her family.

Mike acts like he was the good guy and that everything about destroying Gus empire was 100% Walter's fault. But I remember that the only reason why the relationship between Gus and Walter started to decay is because both Mike and Gus wanted to kill Jesse and Walter in different times. Without that, everything would have turned out well.

As always, Walter is surprised at the result of him losing his head.

The way jonathan banks says

“YOU, and your pride and ego” with such disgust is so so good

You can see it on Walt’s face that Mike struck a nerve with those last few sentences ! But by golly, Mike was right, it all ran like clockwork!

A man with only limited time to live but takes as many lives as Walter did is crazy to think about. It’s like taking people down with u. U had the chance to do wat Marie suggested but instead end the lives of several individuals before u yourself die soon

Well.... Now he shot Jesse James fr

I stopped watching Breaking Bad after this scene.

I know "it's just a TV show" but is it realistic for Mike to have died that quickly from a bulket to the stomach?

I'm gonna get a lot of hate for saying this, but after watching Better Call Saul, this is such a cathartic moment for the audience. Mike truly got his comeuppance for all the evil things he did in Better Call Saul: getting Nacho killed, becoming involved in the Cartel business, trying to rationalize to Nachos' father that he wasn't a bad person. The truth is that Mike, Gus, and Saul were all terrible people who did terrible things that caused so much suffering to people around them. It's the most poetic justice that they were all brought down by a simple chemistry teacher with an insufferable ego. Yes Walter is a pathetic narcissist, but he needed to exist because only he could bring about the ignoble fate that the characters of Better Call Saul deserved.

Mike was right but gus was going to kill Walt

Wait, Michael didn’t die because he was in the first season of better call Saul after breaking bad ahead and did a year before better call Saul started I’m confuse someone tell me what happened

probably this how the two moons of planet mars actually talks and argue with each other.

How nice of walt to send mike on a trip to Belize

Experience means Jack when you have the plot Armour 😂

The only problem with this scene is Mike would never sit with his back turned and look in that bag. He would have left or kept an eye on Walter if he did look.

Mike: No halfway measures.

"Sorry Waltuh I don't talk to bronies"

Waltuh….put ya dik away Waltuh