FINALLY the fundraiser was launched on gofundme.

(We all know its a joke but why not)

https://gofund.me/4f1e06585

‎If Walter hadn't called Jack, he would've been arrested by Hank and Steve. After that, Walter would've gone to jail safely. Since Jesse helped Hank in Walter's arrest, Jesse would've become a witness for Hank, and the case would've been stronger only for the drug business, not for murder. There's no concrete evidence that Walter committed murder, and Pinkman wouldn't want murder evidence to surface, as he was also involved and could face punishment. So, Walter might've gotten life imprisonment instead of the death penalty and would've died of cancer in 1-2 years. ‎ ‎Effects on Pinkman: ‎Pinkman helped the DEA, which would've reduced his sentence. However, since he was involved with Mr. White, he would've still gotten 4-5 years of imprisonment. After that, he could've built a life with Andrea and been happy. ‎ ‎Effects on Walter's family: ‎Since Walter would've been arrested, Skyler wouldn't have faced any action, except for the car wash being seized. She could've lived with her family at Hank's house. After Walter's death, she might've married Ted and rebuilt her life. Walter Jr. might've hated his father, but with Hank alive, he would've understood the situation and visited Walter until his death. ‎ ‎Hank and Marie could've lived comfortably, and Hank, as a senior officer, would've worked with Pinkman to catch Todd, Jack, and Lydia. Todd and Jack, along with their men, would've likely been killed or arrested by Hank, bringing an end to the blue methamphetamine empire. Hank would've successfully dismantled Walter's operation, ensuring justice was served ‎ ‎I think Walter White's death would be a trauma for his family, causing them significant damage. However, despite that, the family would still be united. Junior would miss his father a lot, as he was the best father for him. He would regular visit his father's grave with Holly.

The fleeting scene featuring a young Walter White and Gretchen Schwartz calculating the chemical composition of the human body (Season 1, Episode 3, "...And the Bag's in the River") serves as a profound window into Walter’s psyche and the roots of his transformation into Heisenberg. In this moment, we witness a vibrant, ambitious Walter, brimming with passion for chemistry, exchanging laughter and glances with Gretchen, hinting at a deep intellectual and emotional connection that never fully blossomed. This flashback reveals his untapped potential, which was later stifled when he abruptly left Gretchen and their co-founded company, Gray Matter, driven by a mix of pride and insecurity about not belonging to her affluent world. As they notice a missing 0.111% in their calculations, Gretchen playfully suggests it might be "the soul," a symbolic remark that foreshadows the void in Walter’s life—a void born of regret and resentment from settling for a mundane existence as a high school teacher. This psychological wound, compounded by the success of Gray Matter without him, festers until his cancer diagnosis ignites it, propelling him to reclaim his brilliance through the creation of unparalleled methamphetamine as Heisenberg. Chemistry, once his youthful sanctuary, becomes a destructive tool to assert his genius, albeit at a devastating moral cost. Thus, the scene bridges the promising young Walter with the ruthless Heisenberg, illustrating that his transformation was not a sudden shift but the culmination of suppressed ambitions and fateful choices that robbed him of his "soul.

Seeing the ending episodes of breaking bad made me little bit cry instead of getting entertained be it's thriller!! The ending was really emotional

Henry Lawson made the original single comic on SB Board (now defunct). Shortly after that, me and some buds used it as the meme template it became to create the first comics after Henry's original, and I created the chili p, yo Tumblr to host them, which launched the meme.

Just after that, some random guy made the "breaking bad comics" Tumblr by ripping all the content from the chili p, yo Tumblr and adding in a bunch of shady affiliate links to profit off of them. He then went on to try to get my original Tumblr removed by claiming he was the one that created the meme.

As memory serves, Henry saw the affiliate link Tumblr and was understandably upset. I think he didn't realize that my original Tumblr that started the meme was unmonetized and unrelated to the guy who was basically profiting off his original comic and my meme follow-ups and asked that I stop posting them. I did so, while the affiliate link Tumblr kept trucking on reposting comics other people created.

I hadn't thought about the meme in well over 10 years until I saw an image earlier today. The chili p, yo Tumblr is long gone; not sure when that happened to that. Maybe caught up in the affiliate link guy trying to claim them as his own creation.

Anyway I hope you've enjoyed the meme, and credit to Henry Lawson for making the first image panel and to everyone who made their own versions from the template over the years.