7 interesting details in Breaking Bad that almost no one noticed

At the end of the first season, Walter White loses his pants and thanks to this he comes up with a legend about memory loss and wandering in the desert. A few years later, already in the fifth season, Walter White rolls a barrel in the place where he left his pants and finds them there, but already in a slightly shabby form.

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1. Pants

At the end of the first season, Walter White loses his pants and thanks to this he comes up with a legend about memory loss and wandering in the desert. A few years later, already in the fifth season, Walter White rolls a barrel in the place where he left his pants and finds them there, but already in a slightly shabby form.

2. Wanted

For a long time, Hank was hunting for a man but did not even suspect that this man was Walter. When things seemed to be going really badly for Walter, Hank set up a medical fundraiser jar in his branch, and in one shot you can see that "Wanted" is written right above the jar in the background.

3. imprints

Hank is, without any doubt, very smart and insightful. These two traits have saved Hank's life more than once and allowed him to follow Walter's trail several times. At the same time, there are scenes that are less significant and show Hank from the best side, but at the same time do not reveal to the audience his genius directly. For example, at this point, Hank was able to outwit Gustavo himself and spread him for fingerprints, but at the same time, he himself did not leave a single complete print on the surface.

4. The address

Walter, realizing that he is about to be captured and imprisoned for the rest of his life, leaves his family a farewell voice message, but gives the wrong address. In fact, this is a deliberate mistake by the filmmakers so that the house that was filmed in the series was not found in real life, because Walter's house is actually in Albuquerque, and due to the huge popularity of the series, it has become the main attraction of the city.

5. New Habits

Walter White did not just learn from his mistakes. It so happened that he copied certain details of some of his victims. For example, in the first season, he saw Gus eating bread without the crust. Walt then killed Gus and in the third season, the viewer was shown that Walter also began to eat bread without a crust. After the murder of Gustavo, Walt was driving a Volvo in the fifth season. Before that, it could be seen that Gus drove a Volvo car. Walter also adopted one detail from Mike. Walt drank whiskey without ice all the time while Mike added ice. After Walt got rid of Mike, he started adding ice.

6. Check

When Walt calculates how much money he needs to earn for his family, he comes up with the number 737,000. 737 refers to the Boeing 737, which will soon crash near Albuquerque. But the most interesting thing is not in this but in the titles of the series.

7. Series

When Walt calculates how much money he needs to earn for his family, he comes up with the number 737,000. 737 refers to the Boeing 737, which will soon crash near Albuquerque. But the most interesting thing is not in this but in the titles of the series.

EpisodesSometimes different clues are hidden in the titles of episodes of different series. If Breaking Bad's season 2 episode titles were revealed ahead of time, that could be a great clue for fans as to what happened before the first episode of season 2 began. To refresh the memory, we can say that the season began with people in suits who were fishing for various items from Walt's pool. Then it might have seemed that Walter had slipped into something and brought on the DEA, but in the season finale, it turned out that a Boeing 737 crashed over Albuquerque, and the personal belongings of passengers began to fall on the city.
In order to understand what happened by the titles of the episodes, it is worth highlighting episodes 1, 4, 10, and 13, which are called "Seven Thirty-Seven", "Down", "Over", and "ABQ". If you combine these names, you get "Seven thirty-seven down over ABQ", which means [Boeing] -737 crashed over Albuquerque.