Breaking bad pilot screenplay pdf Continue Share the Deep Blue Sky above your head. Thick, scuddy clouds. Beneath them, black and white cows graze hills. This could be one of those California It's Cheese adverts that's a description of the original script specifications written by Vince Gilligan pitched on AMC and Sony. It's a little different from the Pilot, which ends up on the air. A teaser plot of cow dung is working on a wildly caring RV vehicle invading the cow pasture, scattering cows. It crashes into a ravine and stops. Walt comes out, dresses only in white tights and records a video of his family. He clutches a chrome gun and directs it towards the police sirens moving towards him. Overall the teaser, as envisioned, was almost identical to the final cut footage, the only obvious difference being a shot of manure over the run was replaced by Walt's trousers flying through the air and knocked down. Act 1 He gets up at 5:02 a.m. to train on the stairs. He then goes to the bathroom and masturbates. Skyler serves breakfast for Walt and Walt Jr. complaining that the bacon isn't real, but Skyler explains that Walt looks for cholesterol. He teaches chemistry classes when Chad and his girlfriend cause distraction. After class he sits in an empty room and scores quizzes while eating a sandwich. Margaret enters the room and buys soda. Walt wishes her a happy birthday, and she smokes a cigarette, telling him: Don't go. Cut at the car wash: Amir is on the phone with his son, who appears to quit his job. He orders Walt to go outside. While washing the car, it turns out, it belongs to Chad from chemistry, and his girlfriend calls a friend to tell them that she noticed Mr. White at the car wash. Walt drives home during speeding and is fixed on a triple overpass on the highway and drives under it. Walt travels to Pasadena to visit the campus of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and views his old photos. He hears Chinese students talking around him and faints. Differences: A minor detail that there is no hot water in the shower has been added to the final pilot. Chad, apparently, fingered or caressed his girlfriend in class. Walt asks him to stop touching her. In the original pilot, he folds his tie and puts it in his pocket to show his displeasure that he is sent to wash cars, but in the final version he just removes the coat. There is no mention that he has done his part in contributing to the Nobel Prize. but a visual reference to Caltech on his being awarded a degree in 1988. In the original, Skyler wants Walt to mow the lawn before he goes to CalTech. In the finale it is painting the walls of the nursery. The Mars Rover exhibition he wants to see is CalTech, while in the final version it is in Los Alamos, at the Bradbury Science Museum - Los Alamos National Laboratory. When he faints, he he surrounded by Chinese-speaking students in a cafe, which upsets him. In the final version he is at the car wash and sees a woman in a tight green dress. The scene with Walt and Margaret doesn't exist in the final cut, although there's a brief snapshot of him doing work in an empty room after class before going to the car wash. The footage of his interaction with someone may have been deleted. A slightly modified version of the scene, where Jesse discusses the ingredients he bought, was cut from both the television broadcast and the DVD release, but there is as an extra. Act 2 Walt is on examination, he calls from home and lie about meeting with an old professor. Doctors refer to a specialist, Dr. Belknap. A few days later he goes to The Office of Dr. Belknap and is diagnosed with myeloma. Walt goes to work at the car wash right after the evening. While Amir is talking on the phone in another room, Walt walks out the door, almost got hit by a car, sits in his Centra and leaves. He rides back to the same overpass from earlier and looks at it like a monolith since the 2001 Space Odyssey Gilligan gives instructions for an aerial shot that creates the illusion of his vehicle being swallowed by an overpass. He's coming home, and Skyler's talking to someone on the phone about the check payment. She then scolds him for using MasterCard to buy while he gets a beer from the fridge. Later that night, Walt and Walt Jr. were watching Scarface, Jr. received a DVD from Uncle Hank. Walt tells the youngest that his mother wants them to turn down the volume. They get to the famous scene where Tony says: Say hello to my little friend, and shoots at all the Colombian drug dealers. Walt accepts Hank's offer to ride on the VA raid They are put outside Emilio's house. Agents broke through a sliding glass door and detained Emilio as he tried to escape. Dupree you fall out of the window alone in your underwear as the housewife throws the rest of her clothes onto the lawn. He sees Walt in the truck and gestures for him to be calm while he runs to his Daytona and rides the path, revealing the CAPN COOK license plate. That evening, Walter goes to Dupree's house and proposes to cook methamphetamine with him, threatening to turn him in if he doesn't. Differences: The original has no ambulance scene. The sight of an ambulance passing through a triple overpass is a visual reference to the original pilot. The scene with Walt, who was getting various blood tests, was cut from the finale. Walt will not be diagnosed until he meets with Dr. Belknap for a consultation a few days after he faints. In the original, Walt clearly does not leave work when he leaves the shift. Obviously since Marius Stan hasn't been cast like Bogdan yet, he couldn't have said: Fuck you and your eyebrow scene with Skyler scolding Walt for using The card was immediately after receiving his diagnosis for the final version. The scene with Walt and The Younger watching Scarface was omitted in the final version, however it appears almost verbatim in Season 5 of Episode 3, Hazard Pay. In the original, Walt sits alone at the kitchen table in the morning as he calls Hank for a walk. The final version added an iconic scene where he throws illuminated matches into the pool before calling Hank. The final version has more banter between Stephen Gomez and Hank while they bid out the emilio kettle. But then there's the additional detail about Hank once watching the threat with him, and the details of the two companies recruiting Walt when he was in college. The original script describes DEA operatives as wearing chemical suits as if they were in a SciFi movie, lunar costumes, as Hank calls them. They seem to wear standard body armor in the finale. The original has an extra dialogue where Dupree tells Walt not to buy all his supplies in one store. The original has additional interaction with the bank ATM when it withdraws cash. Act 3 Skyler and Marie discuss the random parts of the house Skyler sells. Walt collects glassware for his first chef with Dupree when Margaret approaches him and invites him to drink after work. He refuses, giving an excuse to have a second job. When Margaret leaves, he weaves a large box of stolen glassware into his car. Walt shows Dupree the glassware he bought and corrects it after Dupree says he wants to cook in Erlenmeyer's flask. Dupree, in turn, corrects Walt when he reveals that he bought all the chemicals and materials from the same store. They discuss cooking places and agree that they will use RV, which they can buy from one of Jesse's partners. Walt goes to the Ontario Teachers' Credit Union and withdraws $7,000 in cash. Teller asks if he wants to reconsider, telling him that he can claim a equity loan, to which Walt tells her he has two. Teller reminds him that he will withdraw all the capital in his pension fund. In the parking lot, Walt confronts athletes, taunting his son in a department store. Differences: The original has a conversation with the bank stretch. The final version includes details about Skyler writing short stories and novels. Act 4 Differences: When Walt asks Emilio to put out a cigarette, Emilio just throws it out the window. In the final version, he puffs smoke in Walt's face before throwing it out the window. The original says Walt is trying to figure out how to turn off security, and it takes quite a while sirens to show that the fire engines. In the master, he washes chemicals from cash in the sink when he gets home. List of Differences Pilot Set in Ontario and Riverside, Details of Emilio being Asian were not included until they threw half Mexican, Mexican, Actor John Koyama's role in the first references to Walt's previous scientific achievements is revealed in his trip to Caltech, not during the exercise on the stairs of the morning walker Jesse Pinkman is Marion Alan Dupree, and he usually goes only dupree It's not Walt's birthday, however the family goes out to eat at Applebee,' Walter is only 40 in the pre-spec script compared to 50 in the pilot's broadcast.