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Hank stumbling out of his car in S5E09 has been frequently used as a reaction gif to express astonishment or extreme fear. Carol of the Bells, in which he plays a man who was adopted when he was a baby and goes in search of his biological mother, who he learns has Down syndrome. It was the first feature film where 70% of the cast and crew had developmental disabilities. RJ Mitte is set to star in a number of projects, including Triumph, alongside Empire's Terrence Howard, in which he plays a teen with cerebral palsy who wants to make it onto his high school wrestling team. He's also set to appear with Dove Cameron in psychological thriller Isaac. They play two strangers who meet and set out to commit a revenge murder together. Meth Damon Explanation Todd Alquist bears quite the resemblance to Matt Damon, and the uninitated could easily think that Todd's name is actually Meth Damon, because the two are almost interchangable. Tight, tight, tight! Yeah!" Explanation Tuco's reaction to Walt's blue meth has become instantly burned into people's mind whenever the word "tight" is mentioned or when someone snorts a substance. It's become Tuco's iconic catchphrase and one can expect to see it quoted any time he is brought up.

He popped up in The Disaster Artist, which stars Dave Franco as aspiring actor Greg Sestero who crosses paths with Tommy Wiseau (James Franco) in San Francisco. Walt during Better Call Saul" Explanation Since BCS is a prequel to Breaking Bad, fans like to make jokes about Walter White living a relatively mundane life in contrast to whatever drama is going on with the BCS characters. This is it. This is how it ends." Explanation A quote from Mike's "Half measures" speech which became prevalent when the series finale for Better Call Saul was about to be released. Many of the transcribed stage directions sound extremely funny out of context and are thus extremely popular subjects for reaction images or for photoshopping the text into similar shots from other series. Some specific examples include:

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Could additionally be a reference to the wildly popular theory and headcanon that Jesse Pinkman is Transgender. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ It's Slippin' Time" Explanation A made up catchphrase for the Slippin' Jimmy show similar to Morbius.

You Can Choose Your Family, a comedy directed by Grey's Anatomy's Miranda Bailey in which a teenager finds out that his dad has a second family. Next going inward from the blue is two light pink stripes representing Jesse Pinkman, a major player in the operation. Who's Peter Gould?" Explanation This ironic praise has also led to Peter Gould, the head writer of Breaking Bad and co-creator of Better Call Saul, becoming a Butt-Monkey among the fandom. Everything he does, even if they're unrelated to the show, gets jokingly attributed to Vince Gilligan instead. These recasts are going too far." Explanation (spoilers) Jeff the cab driver was portrayed by Don Harvey during his brief appearances in Seasons 4 and 5, but due to scheduling conflicts, had been recast for Pat Healy in Season 6. The fandom response was mixed, but eventually came to joke about how the show has constantly been replacing characters with new actors, such as Gus' Body Double seen more clearly in Point and Shoot. The Evil "[insert noun here]". Explanation During the Brazilian airing of the show, the name was translated as "A Quimica do Mal" (The Evil Chemistry). Since the original Breaking Bad had many fans in the country before it aired there on TV, they were displeased with this name. As a result, every time something Breaking Bad-related appears, they will make a joke about this title.I no longer want to call Saul." Explanation A frequent joke about how the show made turning into funny lawyer man Saul Goodman a tragedy, and fans were dreading the day when Jimmy would become him. The Book of Henry is a film about a young, dying genius who is on a mission to save his neighbour from abuse. It starred Naomi Watts, Jacob Tremblay and Sarah Silverman, among others. Breaking Bad also had tragic elements. Forget the annoying “This would never have happened with the NHS” memes, because that series was about a man embracing all the old resentments that had already eaten him alive before the cancer diagnosis. But with Better Call Saul, there has always been a sense that he has resisted a similar change. McGill has always tried to do the right thing, albeit not on completely ethical terms; and whenever he slips down a rung, it is mostly down to a lapse of judgment rather than a Walter White-style sense of entitlement.