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@TheBee1470

5 жыл бұрын

can’t wait for part 2

@vedranmiric7534

5 жыл бұрын

Where is our sunday video at?????

@GigaChadh976

5 жыл бұрын

ScreenPrism Could you guys do an Analysis for The Grey?

@Chico50445

5 жыл бұрын

You guys need to learn how to sponsor your sponsors. Take notes from Tierzoo(at the ending of his videos not the beginning)

@fight4truthnowontwitter209

5 жыл бұрын

This channel is so nauseating self righteous and preachy

Walt Jr’s sin is actually gluttony. All he thinks about is breakfast.

@sudowoodo9579

4 жыл бұрын

thats not evil. its the most important meal of the day.

@cameronrichardson1576

4 жыл бұрын

Gluttony for fast cars aswell

@docd-monik4380

4 жыл бұрын

Breaking Eggs

@SpinningTurtle66

4 жыл бұрын

Sudo Woodo 1. It actually is evil, it’s a sin. 2. That’s a myth. Breakfast isn’t the most important meal.

@maarten9272

4 жыл бұрын

@@SpinningTurtle66 How is liking breakfast an evil act.

I hated how Ted got the exact amount of money he needed and the man bought a car

@ItsSansom

4 жыл бұрын

"Gee that's a coincidence! Welp, gonna get myself a Mercedes!"

@WisteriaNerium

4 жыл бұрын

God thing he ends up paraplegic

@royaltuxedo5749

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah and then when Skylar tells him to pay the IRS he's like "well if I do, my life is still screwed up" like bud you're gonna get screwed a lot worse in prison with a face like that

@greenknightcc6728

4 жыл бұрын

Same man

@iampewdiepie2645

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron Smith I hated him since he knowingly slept with the wife of a man with cancer

All these years later and I still feel that emotional impact of Jessie crying and driving into his new freedom

@horrorhistory7342

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah but he'll never be free truely. The physical, emotional, and psychological scars run too deep. He's been through so much. He'll have ptsd and paranoia, no doubt. Hopefully his character is done justice in el camino.

@DragonsFrogs

4 жыл бұрын

@@horrorhistory7342 depends on the person, some people can go through hell and not have a touch of PTSD or really any long-lasting effects, others hear a car exhaust go off too loud (exaggerating ofc) and have trauma, and the interesting thing is research shows it can vary over an individuals life which side they fall on, and usually has very little to do with other characteristics/traits, the Israeli army studied has studied this for decades and found really interesting results. Not really disagreeing with what you said just find it super interesting myself!

@horrorhistory7342

4 жыл бұрын

@@DragonsFrogs Yeah and since Ive seen el camino came out, I believe I was right with Jesse having PTSD if those flashbacks in response to certain stimuli were that.

@Dak-xf5qj

4 жыл бұрын

@@horrorhistory7342 while he obviously does have PTSD, by the end of El Camino it feels like he forgets/leaves walter behind while he's driving in Alaska and walter is the root of a lot of his problems. It feels like jesse has made peace with his inner demons and is moving on with his life.

@Journey_Awaits

4 жыл бұрын

Snitches get stitches. What kind of man talks to the DEA ?

Aaron Paul is an amazing actor. I could actually feel Jesse’s pain and empathize with him

@xreznr163

3 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: He never took 1 acting class.

@walkdeep

3 жыл бұрын

@@xreznr163 fun fact, life is an acting class

@baconsarny-geddon8298

2 жыл бұрын

Jesse was amazing- the most relatable character. I think the video slightly missed the mark, with Jesse though- He DID regret his actions, but that's not the "type of evil" he represented- it's just how he RESPONDED to his "evil" acts. But Jesse's "evil" was the most common kind, IRL; "the evil of weakness"- All Jesse's "evil" acts, are because he (in that moment, at least) lacks the strength to resist his drug addiction, he lacks the strength to stand up to Walt and say "no", and early in the series, his (fairly normal , very human) weakness makes him want to be the "cool drug kingpin", which leads to all the rest of his "evil" acts, in the series. And in the real world, this is how most "evil" happens- People who WANT to do harm and be "evil" are extremely rare. But often the worst, most "evil" acts are from people caving in to their own weakness- Addicts and alcoholics who cave in to the addiction, and do something terrible, harmiing others, while messed up on drugs/booze. Or weakness causing people to cave in to momentary anger or sexual weakness, to commit horrific acts of violence, terrible sex-crimes, etc. Or even the weakness and insecurity that causes people to blame all their problems on a certain race or religion, that can result in terrorism or even genocide. In the real world, the majority of what we call "evil" ultimately comes down to weakness, in one form or another.

@tiellimilin6622

2 жыл бұрын

He shouldn't have made the "I'm responsible" video

@yeontanseyebrows5588

2 жыл бұрын

Especially in the Peekaboo episode I felt like I was actually feeling the same shock and panic he was going through in the ATM scene. The overall scenario combined with his acting was heartbreaking

To me Ted is one of the most objectionable characters. Self righteous... Can’t take “Gambling Money” but tax evasion is AOK.

@stevenirizarry1304

5 жыл бұрын

I honestly think on some level Ted knew that the money was drug money. At least that is my headcanon

@Aliens1337

5 жыл бұрын

Ted is written to be hated much more than Walt, ironically, even the deeds of what he did doesn't even come close to Walt. Ted is a coward that has no backbones, he's a cheater, a fraud and also stupid.

@embracexfearthablackout538

5 жыл бұрын

Or he didnt wanna take money from Skylar . in the end he had to anyways

@dfstopmotionfilms006

5 жыл бұрын

Wow

@alonedownthere47

4 жыл бұрын

@@Aliens1337 his real crime, like skyler, is not being interesting or funny

It breaks me up that Walt can never remember Badgers or Combos names. Just makes him more detached and believable.

@dracenas6625

4 жыл бұрын

The sad part is he only remembers the ones he kills, krazy-8 and who else

@markusbonnet439

4 жыл бұрын

@@dracenas6625 no he barely met badger and combo ,but krazy 8 was important , like 3 episodes dedicated to him and Walt . duh

@yourenotthatguypal3483

4 жыл бұрын

john doing things of course Walt would remember Krazy 8 the man was Walt’s first kill in the show

@drpufosoide5422

3 жыл бұрын

@@yourenotthatguypal3483 wasn't that Emilio? Poor guy got out of jail just to be killed by a poisonous fart

@yourenotthatguypal3483

3 жыл бұрын

@@drpufosoide5422 if I remember right it might’ve been Emilio but a killing like that probably wasn’t that emotional to Walt. He actually believed he and Krazy 8 were getting to equal grounding only to find out that he was gonna stab him after freeing him.

I just rewatched the show. You're beating up on Walt Jr. too much. There is a difference between not knowing something and willful ignorance. As soon as Walt Jr. figured out what was up, he turned his back on Walt. Now SKYLER knew some shit was up.

@btonyh5878

4 жыл бұрын

Walter Jr. was Cap'n Cook

@afroboy8827

3 жыл бұрын

@@btonyh5878 ?

@tweektweak2145

3 жыл бұрын

@@btonyh5878 i mean, you never seen those two in the same room

@unfortunatecircumstances8870

3 жыл бұрын

@@tweektweak2145 I hear Walt Jr has been smoking weed :0

@christrontherobot4100

3 жыл бұрын

@@unfortunatecircumstances8870 not sure if you are referring to the weed thing in season one or an unrelated joke

Huel: Reasonable evil

@Jackster1

3 жыл бұрын

Huel looking like a thumb

@fupert

3 жыл бұрын

Destroing Walts toilet upstairs

@povl9087

3 жыл бұрын

/-_-\ Reasonably.

@luisn642

3 жыл бұрын

@@fupert Come on man it was a stomach problem

@WoodChuuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@luisn642 Thats no excuse to what he did to that poor toilet. Because of Huel that toilet needs witness protection.

*crackhead voice* "y'all got any more of that ScreenPrism™ Breaking Bad video essay?''

@shivansh8444

5 жыл бұрын

It’s ese*

@sanyatesGRIA

5 жыл бұрын

RebSike good shit, right? Lol

@shaider1982

5 жыл бұрын

Tight tight tight!👍

@majik5194

4 жыл бұрын

😂

Fun game: watch breaking bad and do a shot every time Walt says ‘everything I do, I do for this family.’

@thomasbrady3827

3 жыл бұрын

Take a shot every time Walt Jr eats breakfast

@agomezjunco

2 жыл бұрын

If you want to get really drunk, every time Jesse says “b***h”

@wattsnottaken1

2 жыл бұрын

Alcohol poisoning

I think that the first time watching it, you're on Walt's side. You think he's a bad-ass and Skylar is annoying. The second time around, I saw Walt as almost abusive with his lies, and how he treated her.

@madelinekurtz2243

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. 100%!!

@TimmyStreams

4 жыл бұрын

I'm just on the first watch and I feel so bad for Skyler, she's doing her best and Walt just lies to her face

@freeasf7355

4 жыл бұрын

It’s my first time watching it and yes, I feel bad for Skyler but I feel like she could’ve at least understood what Walt was trying to do. Instead, she distanced herself from Walt. In the end I feel really bad for Walt. Everything he did was for his family but it just turned into something more morbid. He just wanted to provide for something that he loved and even though he did, he ended up losing everything he cared about (family) without anyone trying to understand him and his motives.

@CakeHeater

4 жыл бұрын

@@freeasf7355 I disagree, Walter may have done it for the family in the beginning of the show, but the further he got along he did it more and more for himself. His motives became selfish. Saying "I'm doing it for my family" became a lie that he told himself and everyone else.

@alextorres4667

4 жыл бұрын

Tallis Davis I’ve only watched it once so maybe I’m wrong with who’s side I’ve picked will rewatch one day maybe even this summer.

I hated Skylar until the "Someone's got to protect this family from the man who protects this family." Such a badass moment.

@SilvioManfredDante85

4 жыл бұрын

It's a pretty gay line, actually.

@fawnieee

4 жыл бұрын

@@SilvioManfredDante85 ok boomer

@cryojudgement2376

3 жыл бұрын

Still hate her

@zosiaparadowska6307

3 жыл бұрын

Shes one of the best characters

@toedpens4954

3 жыл бұрын

I mostly got her but hated her since she really should've just helped Hank, it would be so much smoother and he could've survived.

How Jesse keeps calling Walter “Mr. White.” Is so cute.

@reneerobinson3559

Жыл бұрын

Jesse Pinkman/Aaron Paul has an incredibly child-like persona. Aaron Paul is currently 43, but still looks like a child.

Jesse is the most relatable, lovable main character in the entire series.

@user-jc9ft1mu4s

3 жыл бұрын

NO NO NOT AT ALL

@christrontherobot4100

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-jc9ft1mu4s yes yes completely correct

@650ic6

2 жыл бұрын

Druggy, murderer, meth selling betrayer. What’s there not to love?

@palmtrees2420

2 жыл бұрын

@@650ic6 His heart is in the right place unlike most in this series.

@armyofninjas9055

2 жыл бұрын

@@palmtrees2420 I see you're a Deontologist. I'm a Utilitarian. I don't see his "heart" as mattering. He still killed people. He's a bad person.

Tuco and his cousins "broke bad" in the womb.

Timestamps: 1. Walter Jr. - The Evil of Ignorance 2:52 2. Skyler - Necessary Evil 4:31 3. Hank - Everyday Evil 7:13 4. Ted - Easy-Way-Out Evil 9:23 5. Marie - The Evil of Ego 11:29 6. Gale - The Evil of Denying Responsibility 12:48 7. Jesse - Repentant Evil 15:00 You're welcome!

@karmicpiper1358

3 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment

@zinnsoldat6493

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

THANK YOU for pointing out that Walt was basically forcing Skyler to stay married even when she asked him multiple times for a divorce. It upsets me that people always refer to her as a whore and an unfaithful wife but the cheating part happened after Walt refused to get divorced. Also don't forget that she stood by his side helping him and also putting herself at risk because of this sociopathic man.

@johannascott1593

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY.

@ZX-Gear

Жыл бұрын

Honestly she had fucking Hank to go to since she knows a cop.

@whatno3145

Жыл бұрын

@@ZX-Gear she was scared of destroying her family. Which, yeah that's reasonable but still not justified.

@Timrock2355

2 ай бұрын

@@whatno3145yeah I’m sure she wasn’t motivated by Walt’s riches and the thought of an easy life whatsoever. Stop defending Skylar. What’s her justification for helping Ted with tax evasion then? Exactly none. Skylar is just as much of a criminal as the rest. Not to mention she’s just an unpleasant, controlling and manipulative person for the entire series too, even before Walt breaks bad.

It’s not Walt Jr.’s fault, Walt and Skyler were doing everything they could to keep him in the dark about what was going on.

@Sewingbee23

2 жыл бұрын

Also teenager. Thinking you are adult and understand when you really don't

@younggodicarus

Жыл бұрын

Oh for sure

@skyba9374

Жыл бұрын

@@Sewingbee23 Also slow teenager, he has some kind of disability.

@Sewingbee23

Жыл бұрын

@@skyba9374 cerebral palsy

@WeneedmoreGodsinTshirts

Жыл бұрын

@@skyba9374 he is not slow he’s got cerebral palsy

Also Ted: Moronic Evil

@dondocjohn

4 жыл бұрын

is that a real thing ?

@btonyh5878

4 жыл бұрын

@@dondocjohn no but Ted just sucks

@lewisfraser4153

3 жыл бұрын

AKA when you think about the most regrettable thing you've ever done, just remind yourself of Ted

So many guys I've known talk just like Hank does. As a Latina, there were so many times I wanted to see Hank's character get humbled in the toughest way. But his character made me feel empathetic when he was being made to feel like an outcast by the team in Texas and again when Walt confronts him in his garage and he says, "You don't give a shit about family!" In that moment, I could see and feel the pain in his eyes. It wasn't just about catching a bad guy to boost his ego and career (which is what I thought at first). In that moment, I saw that Walt truly hurt him because they were supposed to be family, not enemies.

@ginevragaitor9319

3 жыл бұрын

Another great example of how well rounded these characters are, they have flaws and we still can relate with them

Watching the series for the second time, I’ve come to realize how Skyler truly was looking out for her family. Fans of the series should back her up more.

@DiddyBohlen

4 жыл бұрын

I felt completely differently watching it a second time. Where you might initially see her as a good hearted antagonist for Walt, she really is a criminal mastermind of her own when you consider that she was the final step in Walt turning his business into something big. She also hurts her family but unlike Walt, she actually wants to do something positive.

@aprilberry429

3 жыл бұрын

On my second time watching. When you watch it again...you see just how smart Skylar was. She really held her own with all of Walt's BS.

@gretchengeorge5302

3 жыл бұрын

They won’t see it that way because half of the audience is prepubescent boys

@vault6242

3 жыл бұрын

@@gretchengeorge5302 and WOMEN BAD FAMILY BAD METH COOK THAT IS NOW HAPPY GOOD

@pepsiman7453

3 жыл бұрын

My first time watching I kept switching sides. While fans either sided with Skyler or Walter, I felt like I was with both depending on the episode

I feel like The Take lowkey hates Marie in the later seasons she’s literally the most selfless and kind hearted character she deserves more credit

@j.r.2674

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Marie was one of the only neutral person towards the end, and was definitely harmless overall. Enjoyed her character development.

@MelissaMayhem99

3 жыл бұрын

She definitely got better, more controlled and edited herself way more in later seasons. But the first couple seasons with her refusal to acknowledge her shoplifting, stealing Skyler's thunder, attention seeking, all that - I think was just too cringe to forget. One of her best lines was "I know you think I have a big mouth. But I dont know what I'd do if you felt like you couldn't talk to me." (Not verbatim)

@wemachine6674

3 жыл бұрын

I believe Marie's evil is somehow the most harmless after all. Though she is a women with some ego, that definitely would not grow to something like Walt's.

@FreshZCORD

3 жыл бұрын

I agree like marie would never become wat Walt did

"Socially accepted unkindness", that's a great term. Though these days we're testing the limits of the socially accepted part... and redefining unkindess

@sarahl3721

5 жыл бұрын

What do you mean "these days"? What has been socially acceptable has ALWAYS been evolving throughout time.

@zucchinigreen

5 жыл бұрын

They're also called microaggressions.

@Aivottaja

5 жыл бұрын

@@zucchinigreen Stop.

@zucchinigreen

5 жыл бұрын

@@Aivottaja No.

@Aivottaja

5 жыл бұрын

@@zucchinigreen If you unironically use the word "microaggression", you're embarrassing yourself.

Your content is incredible.

@cynicaltheastrocreep4504

5 жыл бұрын

I like their content, but it gets to SJW at times.

@learntospellpeople

5 жыл бұрын

@@cynicaltheastrocreep4504 Ugh. Grow up, you infant.

@cynicaltheastrocreep4504

5 жыл бұрын

@@learntospellpeople How might I be an infant? Because of misandry?

@cynicaltheastrocreep4504

5 жыл бұрын

@@learntospellpeople Or rather, reaction to misandry?

@learntospellpeople

5 жыл бұрын

@@cynicaltheastrocreep4504 "How might I be an infant? Because of misandry?" Where in the video were the screenprism people demonstrating "misandry". _Sigh_ Just dbling down on the inanity, huh? You poor kid.

Please do essay on Better Call Saul or the characters from that show.

@BeyondFables

5 жыл бұрын

They have!

@dannnyc93

5 жыл бұрын

They did an excellent one on Chuck already. I think they are waiting until the show is over or if the characters die so they can do a complete analysis.

@AvatarRoku999

5 жыл бұрын

Better call saul isn't that good of a show

@ChapoChaos

4 жыл бұрын

Marouan Said sideways

@mottknil1372

4 жыл бұрын

Like to see a spin off of Badger and Skinny Pete.

I started Breaking Bad a month ago and I bingewatched it in a few weeks, genuinely thinking I have missed the times when the fandom would pour down content. Instead, I see the fandom still goes strong 5 years after the end.

@abramsullivan7764

5 жыл бұрын

Even during the show 10th anniversary

This video helped me understand why I hated hank in the beginning and loved him at the end

@MrOmareffendy

5 жыл бұрын

For me it's just the opposite :).. i kind of like hank at the beginning and i "hate" him at the end, same with skyler....

@Boston2George

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrOmareffendy then you should think of yourself 😉

@seth9577

4 жыл бұрын

For me... I actually never liked him. His personality sucks from beginning till the end.

@kassykreutzer6972

4 жыл бұрын

So true

@cardiaccoder9622

4 жыл бұрын

I liked him through the whole show

1:34 I like how it shows Hector Salamanca on the deeply evil part because that guy really was a monster and part of the reason his nephews became monsters too.

@bradenmerriman5206

3 жыл бұрын

I think hector is the real main villain of the show.

Great video, but what kind of evil is Holly though?

@engedal4249

4 жыл бұрын

"The evil of being born at the wrong time"

@itssonotover961

4 жыл бұрын

The evil of not recognizing minerals but as rocks

@chinatype2bassrocker809

4 жыл бұрын

@@itssonotover961 Absolutely!... 'Holly' really needs to grow up.

@itssonotover961

4 жыл бұрын

@@chinatype2bassrocker809 I was thinking of Marie when I posted that comment haha

@chinatype2bassrocker809

4 жыл бұрын

@@itssonotover961 I figuered so... I just couldn't stop myself. peace.

Ted, "major pain in the neck"... I see what you did there

I absolutely love your BrBa analyses.

@AvatarRoku999

5 жыл бұрын

No one calls it that

@GreenWolf2k

5 жыл бұрын

Bro 35 56 is my favorite show.

@stanleysmooth

4 жыл бұрын

Man, I sure do love eaking d

@yeebler

Жыл бұрын

​@@AvatarRoku999 Most people did back then.

@AvatarRoku999

Жыл бұрын

@@yeebler No. no one did at all. Only dude I’ve seen

One thing you've never really gone into that's interesting about Hank is his complete disregard for criminals, the fact that they literally stop being human to him the minute they commit a crime. That's would be kinda interesting to talk about in comparison to characters like Jessie or Mike.

@MyOrangeString

Жыл бұрын

Yeah!! Hank manipulating Jesse and trying to send him to his death just in order to get Walt. Also, wants to play it dirty so he never calls on actual backup and puts Gomey and himself in a deadly situation. A hero????? With hubris that size????

@leephillips4402

Жыл бұрын

@@MyOrangeString They ain't the greatest heroes but they're all we've got. Surprisingly poignant words from Dave the Barberian of all places.

I never really looked at Walt Jr's ignorance as being "bad", you're right - not trying to understand the way the world is working around you, especially when you can see that something huge is happening, is a major fault. Insidious is the right word to use for Hank's nature. Ted was an idiotic a-hole; a gnat that Skyler had to swat away. I actually felt bad for Gale the first time I watched this series. The next time I felt bad for Jesse. Jesse almost always took the brunt of the punishments - the repercussions - of Walt's actions. Can't wait for the next video. 😊❤️

@sarahl3721

5 жыл бұрын

I feel like terming JR's ignorance "bad" is a stretch...he is ignorant because of his father's deception; surely there are different types of ignorance, like you can ignorant of other people's cultures where maybe you should be more educated and that's different to being ignorant of someone's actions because they are deceiving you.

@a_cep

5 жыл бұрын

yeah I came to say what Sarah L said. Ignorance causes a lot of problems in the world and in general, people should take responsibility for informing themselves, but in Walter Jr.'s case, I really can't see how he could even have known there was anything to know. Even if he did get an idea that there were things his parents weren't telling him, he had no realistic way of finding out what those things might be.

@angie-tq4ew

5 жыл бұрын

@@a_cep Actually...realistically...if he wanted to know, he could have known. He's not stupid. He's like his uncle (who he's pretty close to, btw), the DEA agent, being ignorant - on purpose. They didn't want to know. They closed their eyes to the possibility that their loved ones (who they thought they knew) were doing something illegal, right under their eyes. Yes. Ignorance. Or we can call it obtuse; stupid. But, nah, I prefer ignorant. 😊

@theraven268

5 жыл бұрын

@@angie-tq4ew "if he wanted to know, he could have known" How exactly do you figure that? He's not exactly a detective, as soon as he realised there was something going on he demanded to be told the truth, i think that would remove him from being wilfully ignorant. If there is no difference between being deceived and being wilfully ignorant in your sense of morality, i won't ever agree.

@angie-tq4ew

5 жыл бұрын

@@theraven268 Let's not make this personal, okay. It's not *my* sense of morality. Let's try to remember that we are talking about fictional characters that have their own f'd up sense of morality. And, yes, we do know how being "a detective" helped Hank, right? The biggest clue for Jr. would be the fact that he's pulled out of his home, hidden in his uncle's home, who's a DEA agent, and surrounded in that home by DEA agents, and your father refuses to be with them. What exactly does Hank do for a living? What does DEA stand for? DRUG Enforcement Agency. BIG clue. So yes, deceived - but also willfully ignorant, because he should at least realized that whatever was happening was because of drugs in his family. He could have at least have thought that one of his parents was doing drugs. But he never even goes *there,* because he doesn't want to.

I never understood why there was so much animosity against skyler. If anything i hated walt sooooo much more, and just kinda pitted her

@3headedsnake388

2 жыл бұрын

By extension Walter’s side is taken and he manipulates the audience. You see the sadness and anguish on his face when Sky tells him she cheated on him. You see her give Beneke that tax money, which had Walt and the audience thinking she had led them all to be murdered by Fring, etc

"A little but like Dante descending through the circles of hell." So Screen Prism is my knowledgeable poet guide Vergil? :D

@sarahl3721

5 жыл бұрын

Isn't Vergil a topical cream?

@CairistionaO

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah L I have no idea? Maybe wherever you are in the world but there's a 100% chance that cream took it's name from the Roman poet Publius Vergilius Maro aka Vergil or Virgil. He lived under the reign of Augustus and wrote The Aeneid (his most famous work), The Georgics and some other stuff. The Dante that Screen Prism mentions is Dante Allighieri, a 15th century poet from Florence, Italy. He wrote a poem called Dante's Inferno, which describes him going through all the rings of hell with the Roman poet Vergil/Virgil As his guide. Because he loved Vergil's work, and because Vergil taught him so much about writing, Dante wrote Vergil in his own as a character.

@nickniehaus1763

5 жыл бұрын

No they're not at all

I like how the cast personifies the certain actions of Walter, and the villains personifies the actions of Heisenberg

Hanks comments are racist. Him and Gomey are best friends, they enjoy each other's culture but through bro nagging.

“Gomme, go beat your piniata” LOL

I love your breaking bad videos

This channel is getting better and better. Congrats!

@TheLJShow-ys8wr

5 жыл бұрын

Just like Breaking Bad

You should make this kind of video for all the minor characters of Madmen. The ones who aren't important enough for an whole video but are key to understanding the themes of the show. But don't forget to make an entire video about Sally Draper first.

@vinceknox4425

5 жыл бұрын

estopasowner I second this!!

@angie-tq4ew

5 жыл бұрын

Still waiting for one on _Friends;_ Gunther, Janice, Mike, Richard, Mona, David, etc....

@stephyhp

5 жыл бұрын

LANE 💖😭

@jenlindley7780

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!! A video like this one about Ken, Bert, Lane, Harry, Stan and Ginsberg.

Message when portraying Hank: Don't put people in boxes! What they do when portraying Hank: Put him in a box.

@frankg2790

4 жыл бұрын

There's a word for people who say one thing and do the opposite: hypocrite.

@kevinw712

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think it's a matter of "putting him in a box", that seems a very simplistic way of looking at it. Even here in this video they're not trying to suggest THIS is the entirety of what Hank Schroeder amounts to in his existence as a human being. Rather there are many psychological attributes that you can hang on a person given their behavior, their decision making, and this is some of what is appropriate to Hank in particular.

I love your videos and I love that these are still being produced in 2018! I only watched Breaking Bad last year, 9 years after it began, and luckily for me the rich discussion of it continues strong as if it were still current. I don't think analysis of these characters and themes could ever get old for me. I mean they took the most two dimensional main character of the series and gave so much depth to him as a person that his relationship with his brother is as compelling a subject as anything Walter White related. I can't get enough of this universe or these thought provoking videos.

The one thing I haven't seen anyone point out is the way Hank's homemade beer "cooks" sort of parallel Walt's meth cooking... both are weirdly proud of their intoxicating products and both are running a sort of homemade operation (well Walt progresses out of it, but that's where he begins)

Hank's examples of evil: all of his funniest lines

@WeneedmoreGodsinTshirts

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry you think humour is more important than avoiding racism

If I remember correctly, Jesse only took issue when DIRECTLY confronted with the effects of the meth industry. For example, he was very upset about the negligence of the child of two meth addicts, but was plenty happy to keep producing and peddling highly addictive meth, which is what fueled such negligence. In that regard, he's like Gale, representing the evil of avoiding responsibility. Jesse could cry about the damage alright, but he took a long time to come forward and go to the police. In that way, he's also like Ted Beneke- evil by taking the easy way out. The difference between him and those two is that Jesse has more self-awareness. He analyzed his actions in a way that the shallow-thinking Ted didn't. Jesse's naturally more sensitive and emotional mind may have been what tortured him into such repentance, rather than necessarily being more innocent. I don't consider Jesse to be a saint or a victim, and I don't compare him with Skyler.

@wattsnottaken1

2 жыл бұрын

“No one cares about the war unless it’s in your backyard” just like how Jessie didn’t think twice about selling the very damaging crystal meth until he saw how bad those 2 meth head neglecting parents were.

This is your best Breaking Bad video. It's fascinating.

@thatdoylekid4292

5 жыл бұрын

Joshua Fagan yeah it gives you a whole new perspective on the entire show

Can't wait for the next video! Thanks for making so many videos about Breaking Bad, I am OBSESSED!

Thank you so much for making these videos! I love to see all the critical thnking and moral reflection in the comments. You provoke people to break down why things are the way they are and to find a connection to the content in a way that makes them better humans. Phenomenal job!

Yeah Hank Schraeder started out as the kind of guy who would use someone else's birthday party to put the focus on himself.

I really look forward to these videos about breaking bad you guys do. They’re so great and make me think about the show and love it even more. Keep putting out the great content! You’re killing it

Thank you for your channel. One of my faves for analysis. Keep up the great work!

I don't think Hank was really sexist or racist. His demeanor mostly came from being a DEA agent. A line of work where you're mostly around former jocks where locker room talk and crude jokes based on stereotypes are commonplace. In that line of work you also get to see some of the lowest of humanity so it's quite understandable why he'd resent junkies and the sort so much. I think his main fault relating to that is that he didn't really know when to turn it down a notch.

@fibrewire08

5 жыл бұрын

I also think that no matter how evil Walther got, you could still somewhat understand why he does it. He has been a loser for most of his adult life, never lived up to his full potential and made the kind of money he thought he deserved. Instead settling for a job as a highschool teacher. And even when he tried to enjoy that by sharing his genuine passion for chemistry his students were, as far as we can see, idiots that at their best didn't care and at their worst outright ridiculed the man. And alongside all of that he also couldn't assert himself in his marriage or any kind of interpersonal relationship, emasculating him greatly. And once he had a taste of what he never had for 50 long years he just couldn't stop, like a starving man gorging himself on food until his stomach bursts.

@nickniehaus1763

5 жыл бұрын

fibrewire08 you can understand why he does it, that's the point/ trick of the show. It got us to side with the felon, over the non criminals in his family. Doesn't make his actions right though.

I have never seen an episode of Breaking Bad, but I love your breakdowns so much! Makes me appreciate the genius behind famous shows like this.

@abramsullivan7764

5 жыл бұрын

You never seen a single BREAKING BAD episode dude you truly need to binge watch BREAKING BAD it so good in so many bad way your in for a violent ride.

@bell4645

5 жыл бұрын

@@abramsullivan7764 YES

@DMatt343

5 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh. Please start watching it. My only warning is that it makes most other shows (and movies) pale by comparison in terms of quality. The entire narrative is a labor of love on the part of the writers. Vince Gilligan and all the writers, cinematographers, etc created something really special.

@FrenchCelt

5 жыл бұрын

Highly recommended. I found it a little slow to get into, but it ratchets up bit by bit each season and really pulls you in and leaves a lasting impression. There's so much amazing content out there that one can never get to it all, but if you ever get the chance, give it a go.

@lucacosta3366

5 жыл бұрын

Kathryn Vincent I’ve seen all the “all-time greats” between The Sopranos, The Wire, Mad Men, Game of Thrones, Deadwood, Six Feet Under, etc.....finished Breaking Bad over winter break last year and it legitimately may be the best out of the series I just mentioned. Do yourself a favor, stop spoiling yourself of the show by watching it on YT, and go watch it on Netflix. Trust me.

Thank you so much screen prism on all these analyses videos on one of my favorite tv shows.

You are amazing! Thank you for your thorough analyses and please keep them coming

I only have 1 major disagreement with this video, and that is Gayle’s section. Contrary to societal beliefs, I believe Gayle was truly the most wholesome and innocent person caught up in Walters Life (Aside from the children and plane victims) He isn’t ignoring his responsibilities, He clearly believes he is helping by putting out a pure product that maintains a chemical consistency which is the closest practice of “regulation” the drug world never usually has. If he wasn’t making the drugs then someone else, possibly less qualified, would be doing it instead. So we could argue in favour of his moral/societal responsibility to manufacture a “safer” product then any who would take his place. Secondly, unless you are a designated caretaker, it isn’t anyones responsibility what anyone else chooses to do with their own body. This is ideal is especially so among libertarians and alike. Psychoactive Substances aka “Drugs” are not inherently good or bad, and although the subjectivity behind the idea of what constitutes as Good/Bad can spiral into another major topic in and of itself, Drugs are inanimate objects don’t take responsibility over anyones choice. Just like a Hammer cant be blamed for a murder, Drugs shouldn’t be blamed for destroying peoples lives. People let drugs into their lives through choice, and they continue to give drugs power over themselves through habit. If there was anything that was responsible for the drug epidemic. I truly believe it is our archaic drug laws and enforcement, along with societal expectations which is to blame for the ruining of peoples lives. If drugs and/or people using drugs wasn’t illegal and people werent looked down upon or shamed for their use, then there wouldn’t be an epidemic. More conservative thinking people like to refute this claim, but the mounting evidence towards societal benefits of legalization is growing stronger every day. Eventually we are going to have to face the big questions like “Why are we punishing people for wanting to escape reality?” or “Is Punishment more Important than Health?”

Wow. So y'all say a teenager who's venting out is a sinner? How about little Holly's sins be "repeated sobbing"

@WeneedmoreGodsinTshirts

Жыл бұрын

He wasn’t just venting he was rude and he used a derogatory word

Hyped for the next video!!! You guys are the best!!!

This video is one of the best essays I've ever seen. Some of the best content in youtube.

I suspect that Hank was the way that he was because he dealt with EVIL EVERY SINGLE DAY OF HIS POLICE CAREER... streets smarts... a substantial measure of toughness and thick skin... and knowing when to strategically 'explode/erupt' to get information or get something done is part of any larger city cop's essential survival skills... very solid video overall... congrats on all the hard work that went into it!

@syabri2342

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say Hank is "strategically exploding/erupting". Before his character development, he just explodes, and most of the time it's uncalled for.

The trademark aqua green border is genius, don't know why other channels haven't caught on, i pretty much recognize a video from your channel a split second before I've even read anything lol

Great video. I'm looking forward to see next part.

I love this channel! Literally the only thing that could make it better is vids like this about video game characters. Imagine a Screen Prism Video about a GTA character, or someone like Nathan Drake or even Joel from The Last of Us...amazing.

Anyone else who didn’t really buy the whole Ted Benneke storyline? I mean, come on. Anyone who has ever been haunted by the IRS would confirm, that you would jump a mile high at the chance of getting out of a situation like that...especially if it doesn’t cost you anything. Him not paying his damn backtaxes with that money is completely unbelievable.

@judywright4241

5 жыл бұрын

Rara Avis --I thought Beneke was another ego driven not so bright guy. He was self indulgent and seemed to totally believe that if your MOTIVE was innocent then it couldn’t be seen as bad. The same flip that Skylar would declare about Marie’s shoplifting that she tells Walt she should’ve turned her sister in, but Walt questioned that-wisely, since the two sisters are both very secretive and almost blindly loyal.

@Eddie62070

5 жыл бұрын

MOST people would jump at that chance, yes.....but I have known a few people like Ted....can't keep 2 nickels in one place for long, and seem to think they are bulletproof.....do whatever pleases them & consequences be damned.

@jesselox3470

5 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t believe he was placed at a higher level of evil than hank, mostly i just think ted was plain stupid. Just not necessarily evil

@sophiaeletskaya1104

5 жыл бұрын

You'd be amazed how stupid people can be.

@thatdoylekid4292

5 жыл бұрын

It's because Ted was an idiot

I swear if I get one more Fair ad..

New ScreenPrism video and one about my favorite show of all time? A lovely weekend, this has turned out to be. :)

I've enjoyed all of the breaking bad videos on this channel, but this one is the best you've made so far! I'm really looking forward to the next part, keep up the great work. I'm also hoping for more Walking dead videos, season 9 has been really good so far and I enjoyed your analysis on rick grimes.

9:15 ‘Right now, what I need, is for you to climb down out of my ass’ I howled with laughter the first time I heard him say this when watching the show and just did again watching it now. Such a great line and Brian Cranston’s delivery is just perfect 😭

11.3.2018 and still getting BB videos..LOVE IT!!!!!

Can't wait for part 2! I'm especially interested in your take on Saul. I hope it's informed by his character development on Better Call Saul. We see Slippin' Jimmy, James McGill, Saul, and Gene. I hope the next video comes soon!

Amazing video!!! Can't wait for the next!

Bill Burr lived up to his name cause that was cold!

Skyler, like all characters in BB, is highly complex. She was not a "good" character to begin with whose "bad" characteristics were only triggered by Walt. Her flaw from the beginning was her self-righteousness and sense of moral superiority. She is a strong, calculating figure who does all the "right" things- not just out of the goodness of her heart... but to ALSO use them as bargaining chips for when she needs something in return. This is shown in the scene where she is giving Walt a weak, emasculating hand job while browsing the internet- she does this just to "check" it off the list, like its a wifely chore as opposed to anything with care or love. And further, she relishes when someone 'wrongs' her because it gives her even more bargaining power to play with. This is how she yielded power in her relationships- and particularly over her sister and Walt. Its why she uses the 'silent treatment' over people who have wronged her- to make them squirm with guilt while she relishes in her resentment. This is also why she doesn't separate herself from Walt as soon as she finds out his secret- she stays in the relationship to a) see what she can get out of the situation (financial perks etc.) while b) using his "wrong" to yield further power over him via guilt-tripping etc. Her affair with Ted was part of the power-play with Walt; she engages in her own 'secret' to intensify Walt's guilt + she knows Walt can't do anything about it because of his own secrets. This is also shown when her sister gives her the stolen item as a gift. She is a supporting, loyal person but all her good deeds have conditions- they make her feel superior to everyone, and that the world owes her something. She's like a mafioso- will do something for you, but they'll come back to you for payment. She is happy so long as she has the one-up over everyone, and that her power isn't challenged.

@cyrusehambaram3195

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, that was very good. Do one for Huel please.

Your videos are absolutely fantastic! I adore them!

Is being naive the same and being ignorant? I feel like Walt Jr...I mean Flynn...I mean Walt Jr. was just naive.

@jacques9515

2 жыл бұрын

You rock

The correlations between Ted and Walt are big - Ted says he’s committing those crimes for his ‘family’ (employees) - Skyler helps cover it up - Skyler furthers helping him through plans devised with saul - In the end Ted shows his doing it for the money - Ted gets a new lavish car, which is a rental - Ted literally injured himself and agrees to protect Skyler from authorities

These videos are my drug. Keep up the good work!

Great video as always! Looking forward to 7 Deadlier Ways

You girls always know how to educate and entertain. Keep it up, can't wait for part 2.

@jimmym3352

5 жыл бұрын

@Teodor Gumovsky Considering the voice in the video is female, I would say he is right. Though I have a feeling the writing of the content comes from elsewhere.

@VARUN20X

5 жыл бұрын

Women*

I didn't even know I needed this video until right the eff now.

How isn't this channel more popular such amazing content!

This is really, really well put together. I dig it.

I'm actually dying for your thoughts on the characters in House of Cards. Every time I watch I feel like I get a deeper take on a few of the key characters like Doug Stamper, Catherine Durant and Claire Underwood. I feel like the chararcters each represent some piece of the US government *structure* itself, relayed to us as people. And I really don't have the words or even the vocabulary to describe this like you do here. Love your insights and would love to hear more about these characters!

MORE BREAKING BAD AND BETTER CALL SAUL. This is why I subscribed!

DAYUHM. One of your best yet !

Your content is so freaking good. I freaking love it. You go girls.

“And I want Shania Twain to give me a tuggie.” 😂

5:14 _"By the time she sleeps with Ted, it's hard to condemn this as infidelity."_ Yeah, no. How is her infidelity justified by Walt's meth dealing? Season 3 Walt is still a man trying to leave behind a financial legacy for his children, not a man in it purely to feed his ego. Skyler's infidelity was her way at getting back at Walt; to hurt him the way she felt hurt by having learned Walt cooked meth. Please don't try and act like her mistakes were wrong for the right reasons. I get that she gets a lot of mislead flak, but even her character ends up disgusted by what she did (unlike Walt or Marie who never seem to fully accept that their errors have no justification). Her aiding Walt briefly is a result of feeling that Walt might indeed have a point that they will need that drug money later and she feels that she can utilize it for good (like covering Hank's rehab). She seems entirely on board with also living a double life of crime so long as they keep a low profile and don't directly harm anyone... until she sees the other side of crime; the side that for an instant drove Walt insane and the realization that some very evil people will take no qualms in killing her or her loved ones. Afterwards she seems immediately repentful for even doing any criminal acts and seems to beg Walter to leave it alone as well... until she sees how Walt not only has become so dastardly as to outsmart the state's biggest drug kingpin, but destroy him in such devious and brutal fashion. Her husband became the monster, and she feels the need to protect her children from the monster. Also, I'd argue that Walt Jr's biggest sin is also his self-righteousness. He is incredibly quick to judge his parents and tries to act like a moral guru while failing to see the context and circumstance that led his parents to act how they did. Jr's major outlashes at Skyler and Walt were almost pedantic, yet it seemed Skyler and Walt felt too much pity towards his son's condition to ever bother to correct him.

@Truthshallsety0ufree

5 жыл бұрын

Her sleeping with Ted is ABSOLUTLY infidelity! I think it might be a female's perspective on what fidelity is here. As a male watching the series I definitely felyt she was cheating, but it was motivated cheating.

@xlixity

5 жыл бұрын

As a woman I felt it was cheating too.

@aherrmie

5 жыл бұрын

The Truth Are you kidding me? A female’s definition of infidelity? GTFOH

@mrsofaking3938

5 жыл бұрын

You hit the nail on the head here about Skylar. Really well put

@nickniehaus1763

5 жыл бұрын

If you haven't realized, every video this channel makes about BB is somehow propping up Skylar as the best/ most moral character and or bashing all the men and calling them evil. Or it's bashing capitalism. It's decent enough, until it goes down the full SJW route

this was amazing, i just finished the series and this is amazing to see in the perspective of other charecters besides heisenberg!

Congrats on 500k!!!

Please do Peaky Blinders!

@callyjepson2389

5 жыл бұрын

oh yes

@blksheep176

5 жыл бұрын

please dont

@Donyalicious

5 жыл бұрын

Just Ice why not?

i feel so bad for walt jr.

That “major-pain-in-the-neck” edit was out of pocket and I loved it.

Yay! Love your videos!

I just started watching the show for the first time this week, and am currently in the middle of Season Two. If anything, I think that Walt J.R. Is really the innocent one in all of this. He’s a 15-year-old boy, and like any child he didn’t ask to be in the middle of a situation like that. Like when people try to moralize about where accountability lies with a child regarding their behavior when kids are in a dysfunctional situation, beating up on Walt J.R. I think should push us to ask what it says about us as a society where we constantly allow for kids to be in situations of knowing about something problematic happening in their family, then having the nerve to be indignant at them for being a kid and not having the ability to deal or cope with a situation that not only did they not ask for, but one that the adults never should have ensnared them in in the first damn place.

Can't wait for Saul's entry

Kinda love that this is actually a competent interpretation. So many of the breaking bad interpretation videos on KZread are just kinda saying random stuff, but this one makes consistent, solid points.

Hey guys, have you ever thought about doing Bourne Identity. I think it would do great for an analysis video. Great work, love your stuff!