ULTIMATE Breaking Bad Iceberg Explained! Walking Dead Connection, Mandela Effect, SCARY Truth & MORE

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The Skyler hanging theory is frickin scary

Mike liked Werner, but was forced to kill him. Mike hated Heisenberg, but was forced to let him live.

This is definitely the moment Walter became Icenberg

I dont really want them to touch on Jesse after breaking bad again. I think El Camino gave the character, who has had to deal with nothing but pain and grief throughout the show, a perfect ending to finally get his peace and live a quiet life.

I can explain the Mandela effect: an episode or two later Walt tried to confront Gus at Pollos and in that instance it’s Mike who calls him, it’s a simple case of scenes getting mixed up 🤷🏻‍♂️

Obviously, the connections to The Walking Dead weren't supposed to be taken too seriously, but think about how insane it is to imagine both shows sharing the same universe... Like, what would've happened to all the surviving BB and BCS characters after the apocalypse?

“Felina” is also an anagram for “Finale”, as well as being a reference to the song “El Paso” which Walt listens to in the episode

I think Walt left the watch because he knew the cops would come to investigate the phone and the watch is a message to show he’s one step ahead of them.

I have an Easter egg that I've never heard discussed (probably because it's a bit trivial). In BB, when Hank is still laid up from the shootout with the S twins, Marie asks him to go to sleep, quit looking at his minerals. He snaps back, "Marie, last time I checked, there were four bedrooms in this house. Why don't you sleep in one of those". It made me think: maybe they had a cutesy session, early in their marriage, meeting the real estate agent, planning a family, just like Walt & Skyler did in a flashback. Only, there would never be a family for Hank & Marie. Just years of empty nest, with new nest smell stinking up their marriage. Hence all the bickering, Hank's violence towards thugs, Marie's kleptomania.......

He was such as great actor that his own body thought he was going through a traumatic event and panicked. That’s how you know he’s a legend

Fun Fact about the Mandela effect point: In the German dub of Breaking Bad it's actually Mike who calls Walter in that moment.

In Better Call Saul Francesca tells Jimmy over a payphone that "Skylar got her deal" basically a quick way for the crew to go "Yes they're fine now shut up"

see, I never once thought of "A Breaking Bad movie" as opposed to "The Breaking Bad movie" as a possible tease for another chapter. I simply read it like, well, the mothership was "a BB show", now this was "a BB movie", that's all.

Lots of unanswered questions left in BCS: how did Hector get in the sweet crib with Tuco vs the nice house with Abuela or the assisted living?

I think it makes sense why "Mr Driscoll's" first name isn't mentioned. Through BB, only Jesse's friends and parents have been calling him by his first name. The only exception being Walt and Mike. You can surely say that both of them were kind of Father figures for Jessie throughout the series. It makes sense because by El Camino, most people who call him Jessie are either dead or out of his life. So by El Camino, he has nobody from his life before anymore except Skinny Pete's beanie. That's why i think it makes sense why his new first name isn't mentioned. Cause it doesn't matter anymore. Nobody (at least to the viewer) will ever mention him with his old name. I like that they didn't reveal it in Saul Gone. Keeps the theory flowing.

The TWD theory makes perfect sense. We saw Simon appear twice in Better Call Saul, he never revealed his real name only went by "Mr. X" so it may as well be the same character.

My theory on how the Walking Dead virus could tie with Breaking Bad is that when Walter died, a lot of people tried to replicate Heisenberg's blue meth, and, eventually, one of them messed up and fucked up humanity.

Even if Walter went into witness protection, his cancer was very much back by that point and there's no way he could've received treatment

I like that somebody brought up Wendy, I've been saying she got killed for years. I told my friends they let jesse off with a warning and he's the cook, what will they do with a junkie that was going to poison them.