What If Jack Let Hank Live? | A Breaking Bad Story

What if Hank broke into Jesse's private domicile and saw Walter in there?

What if Walter Jr never got breakfast? Perfect villain arc pending

Jesse in 90% of these: “Well, guess I’ll die 🤷‍♂️”

If Walter was kept in the cage like Jesse, imagine the DEA find the tape and think Hank was trying to make a deal with Jack and his crew and it went wrong. So they find Walt being used as a cook and he gets away Scott free.

These What Ifs really make me realize something. Almost always, what happened in the series canon was one of, if not the best possible outcome, being realistic.

Walt is dead basically. Only way I see this playing out is when Hank says "you bet the calvery's coming", Jack is like "uh oh" and leaves saying "sorry walt, you on your own lol" Then Jack knowing Walt has a DEA brother in law, Jack would definitely have Walt killed when he finds out he's in prison and will likely talk.

I'm convinced that killing Jessie is a Canon event at this point

i would have loved if walt told them "hank is my brother in law, he helps me hide under the radar of the DEA, his partner was corrupt too" maybe they would let him live or try to work with him

what if don hector never shot max i feel that one would be interesting

- What if Walt didn’t let Jane die? - What if Nacho killed Bolsa as well, before committing suicide? - What if Hector died from his stroke? - What if Jesse killed Todd in the desert during the “El Camino” flashback?

Now that I remember... Marie had confessed to her therapist Dave that she had thought of poisoning Walter when she found out that he was a drug lord. What would have happened if Marie had managed to kill Walter White by poisoning? Sounds like a pretty interesting What If concept

I would like it if you didn't kill Jesse as much, but his problem is that there are a lot of times in the series where the obvious solution to a lot of ruthless people's problems is murder Jesse Pinkman. As a thought, what if Walter miscalculates when he confronts Tuco with the fulminate of mercury and kills everyone in the room including himself.

THE WAY YOU USED THE CONFESSION CD WAS MASTERFUL OMG

What if Walt didn't snitch on Jesse being under the car and "gave him a chance"

this one really deserves a part 2 as the scenario is very well written but feels very underwhelming at the end, Great job as always murge!

This might be your biggest cliffhanger so far

Here’s a wacky suggestion: What if Wayfarer 515 happened a few minutes earlier? (Specifically, what if the plane collision happened while Skyler was letting Walt know she found out about his lies?)

I need a sequel to this story. I'm even more interested in where this progresses

The premiere just finished, and here's my thoughts: This was really interesting, but also sad, and a bit underwhelming. It's sad for Walt and Jesse because of how much pain they went through, only to be put in barrels and forgotten about. It's interesting because of the potential storyline here, Hank being the only witness to that shootout, Walt and Jesse missing, Walt Jr. finding the confession tape, etc. The story has a lot of directions it could go and I feel like it has a lot of potential. But where the underwhelming part comes in is the ending. It's more or less a cliffhanger than an ending. Walt Jr. finding the confession tape is a REALLY good plot twist! But, we need a part 2. Because this story had a very underwhelming ending, and it doesn't have a satisfying conclusion. I imagine this will be a "What if Mike killed Tuco?" kind of thing, where it's one of the bigger stories so it's gonna take longer to complete. If that is the case, I cannot wait! :D But overall, excellent video man! It made me feel a lot of emotions. Mostly sadness for Walt and Jesse though. Especially Jesse, since he was the victim in all of this. Can't wait for (a potential) part 2!

Jack let Walt walk away after killing Hank and stealing 7/8 of his money, but kills him after making a deal with him that got him the other 1/8 as well? He had even LESS reason to kill Walt here than he did in the actual show.