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Warning! May contain strong language and a chemical or two. Can you identify these memorable quotes from the AMC drama Breaking Bad?Walter attempts to reassure Skyler that his business does not put him or his family in danger -- and ends up scaring the hell out of her instead.
On a ride along with Mike, Jesse had the temerity to suggest that he could be Mike's "guy," prompting this response.
Jesse makes this exclamation when they prove they can use magnets to wipe some hard drives that contain incriminating information.
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Hank takes special offense when anyone calls his beloved minerals "rocks."
Badger was commiserating with Jesse's disappointment that even outlaws have responsibilities.
This was Skyler's devastating response to Walter's attempts to make their home life normal again in the season three episode "I.F.T." -- a name that is almost certainly related to the quote.
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Saul, always on the lookout for new customers, gives this advice to Walt, Jr.
Gus tells this to Walter to convince him to continue cooking meth.
Walter issues this warning after seeing a couple guys buying the materials to make meth at a local hardware store.
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Mike was explaining to Walter why he didn't believe Jesse could be contained through peaceful methods.
Gus yells this (in Spanish) to any remaining enemies in the area after he poisons his cartel rivals.
When Walt asked her what she was waiting for, Skyler replied, "For the cancer to come back." Ouch.
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This is how Walter explains to Jesse that he is no longer cooking meth for the money but for his pride.
These were Mike's last words after Walter shot him. He was always the silent type.
Jesse threatens Walter that if he is ever arrested, he will turn state's witness and testify against the great Heisenberg.
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In his first meeting with Walter (in disguise as Badger's uncle), Saul hints at his transformation from Jimmy McGill to Saul Goodman.
To prevent Walter from meddling with Jesse, Gus levels this chilling threat.
When Hank discovers Walter's alter-ego, this is the promise he makes to him.
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Before completing a large meth transaction, Walter demands that his middleman invoke the name of Heisenberg.
In the final episode, Jesse considers shooting Walter, but only if Walter admits that is what he wants. When he does, Jesse slides the gun over to Walter and tells him to do it himself.
After Walter kills Gus, Mike advises him that he's not as invincible as he thinks he is.
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This is how Gus offered up Hank to the Salamanca Cousins as a repayment for the death of Tuco.
After Walter buys a new car for Walt, Jr., Skyler forces him to return it in order to protect their story and ends the discussion with this statement.
This was one of Saul's many complaints about Walter and Jesse's business practices.
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When Hank and Jesse stage a photo to make it appear that Walter murdered Jesse, Marie discovers the props in the trash and asks Hank about it.
In the fifth season episode "Ozymandias," Jack steals Walter's money, but leaves him one barrel of cash. This leads to some grumbling among Jack's men, provoking this (ironic) response.
Hank tracks down Walter's and Jesse's RV, so they take it to a salvage yard to have it destroyed. When Hank comes knocking on the RV door, this is how Jesse responds.
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Jesse explains that him and his partners can be kings by selling blue meth, and Badger takes the statement somewhat too literally.
In the season five episode "Dead Freight," Mike wants to kill Lydia because he believes she is working with the DEA and says this as part of his argument in favor of the idea.
Tuco says this to Walter, just before Walter demonstrates that the substance in question is not meth but a highly volatile explosive.
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Hank learns of Walter's alter-ego and confronts him, leading to this unforgettable response.
When Jesse threatens to turn Walter over to the DEA, Saul tells Walter he should consider other options for dealing with Jesse and includes this duplicitous line.
When Hank discovers a Pollos Hermanos wrapper in the pictures from Gale Boetticher's apartment, he starts to suspect that Gus Fring knows more about it than he lets on.
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In the season two episode "Four Days Out," Saul explains to Walter why he needed to scale up his operation if he wants to provide for his family after his death.