Breaking Bad, Season 4

Breaking Bad (2008-2013) is a critically acclaimed American AMC drama about a 50-year-old high school chemistry teacher, Walter White, (played by Bryan Cranston) who discovers that he has terminal lung cancer. Walter decides to use his extensive kno… more »

Jesse:
Thank God. Come on in. You, uh, you want a beer or something?

Walter:
No. Could I sit down?

Jesse:
Oh yeah yeah, sure, go ahead. OK so, um, OK, word has come down that they want me to go to Mexico. There's some sort of war brewing between Gus and the Cartel.

Walter:
Word has come down?

Jesse:
The Cartel has been messing with Gus' operation, like jacking trucks to like send a message. And yesterday? That dude we brought to the lab? They shot him right in front of me! Just blew his head open! Some sniper nailed him from like a mile away. Anyway, they've been holding off but from between Cartel taking potshots and your brother-in-law trying to throw a net over the whole deal, it's like what you call a rock and a hard place situation. So Gus is gonna cave. So the Cartel wants half of Gus' entire operation and they want your formula. And he's gonna give it to them. Well, I, I gotta give it to them. I mean, I'm supposed to go to Mexico and teach a bunch of Cartel chemists how to cook a batch of blue. Y'know, Gus doesn't trust you so I gotta go! I mean, you're the chemist, man, not me. I mean, let's say I go down and go over there to the jungle or whatever and say they got actual chemists, I mean Cartel chemists, asking me chemistry stuff that I don't know how to answer because I'm not you. And what if all the equipment is in Mexican instead of English? Ugh, I dunno, I dunno, if I mess this up, I am dead. All of us! Mr. White, look, I need your help. OK, maybe you could, uh, could like coach me or something or you could give me some notes. Mr. White?

Walter:
So you saw Gus?

Jesse:
What? No.

Walter:
You didn't see Gus.

Jesse:
No.

Walter:
Then who told you all of that?

Jesse:
It was passed down, like I said.

Walter:
Passed down? By whom?

Jesse:
By, uh, by Mike and them. They did, they-

Walter:
So "they" doesn't include Gus. You haven't been with Gus, you haven't seen Gus, you haven't spoken to Gus.

Jesse:
Why are-

Walter:
You weren't at Gus' house last night?

Jesse:
What? [Walter walks up to Jesse and grabs the cigarette pack from him] What the hell? Jeez!

Walter:
[Taking out the ricin cigarette] It's still here. It's still here. [Walter throws the ricin cigarette at Jesse] You look me in the eye and you tell me that you weren't at his house last night.

Jesse:
I, um...

Walter:
Yeah.

Jesse:
Look I didn't have a chance, alright? OK? I knew you would react this way! I knew you would freak out and you wouldn't believe me! That's why I didn't say anything. Look, there was just this one big pot of stew, OK? He just made this one big pot and we both ate from it. What was I supposed to do, huh? Poison myself?

Walter:
2 hours and 18 minutes and you couldn't figure out a way to give it to him.

Jesse:
He never left the room!

Walter:
YOU LYING LITTLE SHIT! You had one thing to do, one thing! That is the only thing, I might add, that would save our lives. And you were right there. You were in the house and you didn't have the guts to do it!

Jesse:
2 hours and 18 minutes?

Walter:
You never had any intention of killing him, did you?

Jesse:
How did you know I was at his house last night? Were you following me?

Walter:
This. This is how I knew. [tosses the GPS tracker to Jesse]

Jesse:
You bugged my car?

Walter:
7:10 to 9:28 pm. 2 hours and 18 minutes. But you had no intentions, did you? Not the slightest intention.

Jesse:
Everything that I have done for you...

Walter:
Oh ho!

Jesse:
...you put a bug on my car?!

Walter:
I'm sorry, after everything you've done for me? What you've done for me?! You've killed me is what you've done! You signed my death warrant! And now you want advice? Alright, I'll give you advice: go to Mexico and screw up like I know you will and wind up in a barrel somewhere!

[Jesse throws the GPS tracker at Walter's head, causing a bloody gash on it. Walter charges at Jesse and the two fight. Jesse gains the upper hand and sits on top of Walter, punching him numerous times and leaving him bloody. Both eventually get back on their feet]

Jesse:
Can you walk?

Walter:
Yeah.

Jesse:
Then get the f*** outta here and never come back.

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