ABQ

This is the thirteenth episode of the second season of Breaking Bad and up to this point, this may be the best episode yet. As for finales go, this blows away the finale of Season 1. This has many shocking moments, such outstanding dialogue, solid visual effects, great acting especially by Cranston and Anna Gunn.

In this episode, "ABQ," Jesse blames himself for the death of Jane so he enters himself into rehab. Meanwhile, as Walt is about to go under the knife, he accidentally let something slips which has a dominoes effect as Skylar is fed up with his lies.

Overall, this is an incredible episode full of many intense moments. It's emotional on a high level and just a smart, well-written episode that has not one, but several shockers. Bring on the third season! I rate this episode 10/10.

The teddybear teases at the beginning of the season and the reveal at the end of the season... genius.

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"Breaking Bad" season 2 was better then the 1st in all directions. Although story has some bumps here and there which could have been avoided, nevertheless this season has more strait plot in comparison to the 1st one. Acting is a bit better here, characters are more expanded.

Season 2 presented some of the most unforgettable scenes i have ever saw. The sequence with the turtle in Mexico and shocking act that follows in the same scene are simply unforgettable. The episode were two leads were captured by Tuco was also magnificent. Writing is excellent, yet again almost every line in here leads somewhere.

Overall, season 2 is a great improvement in season 1 terms. It adds new characters, which are always interesting to watch and listen. Cinematography here become more epic and not a TV style. Overall, it's a 9/10 for season 2.

Really love how you can't predicte what is gonnna happen next

This had to happen. Walter had been able to keep all the balls in the air for just about everyone. But when a single lie got under Skyler's hide, she became suspicious and began to check on things. Once Columbo suspects you did it, he would be relentless. It's easy to find evidence when you are sure of the conclusion. Two focuses here. Jesse is inconsolable and Walter feels responsible for it (actually he is but wouldn't have had to worry if the girl wasn't bad news). Then Junior starts with the Pay Pal thing, exposing Walter visually. Then, of course, there is the surgery to make Walter White well again. What a great conclusion to the season!