No Más

After climatic explosive finale of Season 2, Season Three stars very strong. Bryan Cranston is a fantastic director and very great actor. I love Tv Show The Shield and like in my previos comment I love Michael Chiklis a lot in The Shield. He is great actor, but he is not a good director. Bryan Cranston is an awesome director and awesome actor. Since I finished The Shield I start watching Breaking Bad end of October.

Anna Gunn never heard about the actress, but watching her performance I would have married her right away. I am starting becoming a fan of her. Now the first two seasons I am not a fan. I have read and heard so great stuff about this show, like it is one of the best shows ever and I don't see it that way, I think it is overrated. In my opinion it is not the best one but it is a really good one. Best Tv shows I would say The Shield with Michael Chiklis, The X-Files, Prison Break, Smallville, Lost, Alias, Arrow and more shows I have enjoyed. Breaking Bad is a really good one.

Now the finale of Season 2 I still don't know how Anna Gunn figure it out in this episode that Walter is a drug dealer, is beyond me. Maybe they left clues in Season 2 finale, who knows maybe it will be explained later in the show. This is the first time me watching this show "Breaking Bad" so I don't know a lot. In this episode we found out that two planes crashed in the explosive finale Season 2 caused by this guy air traffic controller Donald Margolis (John de Lancie) because his daughter was killed over an overdose of heroin played by Krysten Ritter (Jessica Jones).

I hope this Season will be a lot better than the first two seasons vere. Dean Norris from Terminator 2: Judgment Day and Total Recall is a bad-ass as DEA Agent Hank Schrader. I love the guy so much in this show. He is a good guy and a hero I love him in Season 2 he was a bad-ass in the first episode once again directed by Bryan Cranston. Episode 7 when a mine blow up and a FBI agent has been killed and three wounded one lost his leg. Hank helped them out. And Episode 8 when he was in shock and in trauma. Huge fan of Dean Norris great actor.

So that's my review on Breaking Dad Season 3 Episode 1 No Mas.

This is the first episode of the third season of Breaking Bad and as season openers go, this episode is flawless and perfectly executed. There is ripe cinematography and excellent acting by Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn, and practically everyone else. I liked how the new villains are introduced and if this episode is any indication, Walter White had better watch out!

In this episode, "No Mas," Walt is trying to deal with, along with the rest of Alberqurque, of the aftermath of the fatal plane crash which resulted from Jane's death the previous season. Skylar wants a divorce from Walt as he finally admits where he is getting the money from. Jesse is in rehab finally accepting who he really is. Meanwhile, there are these two cousins who are out for vengeance as they search for Heisenberg.

Overall, an incredible episode and this sets up what is sure to be an entertaining season. This is the way on how to open a season, because I am craving for more. I rate this episode 10/10.

As a season opener, it was pretty much flawless in it's execution. It had amazing writing, some really amazing character development and dialogue, and the acting is as great as ever. I think this was an even stronger season opener than the 2nd season. There is also a new introduction of a new mystery this season, and it only showed glimpses of it in the beginning and in the end. The cinematography is note-worthy. It is amazing, capturing all of the essential details. It is extremely amazing, and this season is looking to be as great as ever. We will just have to wait and see how it all plays out, and am expecting some amazing writing and performances.

"Who's here for self improvement? ... See, that's your first mistake; you should be here to learn self-acceptance."

"Self-hatred, guilt. It accomplishes nothing. It just stands in the way (of) true change."

I won't go into unnecessary personal details, but I needed this episode, right here, right now. I suppose I have a character limit to meet, so here goes a little story about why this episode means so much to me.

I started watching Breaking Bad about two weeks ago to fill a void in my life that was growing by the day. This is unusual because I hardly watch TV shows at all. After entering that low point, I knew that I needed something to clear my mind. Based on glowing reviews and friend recommendations, I decided that I might as well give it a shot. What could I lose? I was immediately hooked, watching episodes per day, sometimes upwards of five or six! Then I began to become busier and more overwhelmed by, well, everything. I felt like I needed the numbness more than ever, to completely escape reality. Then I hear the quotes that began this review. Again, I will spare the personal details, but I needed that so badly. This review does no justice to the impact "No Más" just had for my outlook on life.

I suppose all of this goes to say, "you never know what might change somebody's life" or "sometimes you don't know what you're looking for until you've found it." Those match how I'm feeling now.

This was a great way too start season 3! It serves as the aftermath of the season 2 finale, while also setting up future storylines, with the introduction of The twins/cousins! These two are some of the coldest bad guys i have seen! The fact that they don't speak is iconic! Makes them unpredictable and intimidating!

The episode shows where Walt is right now and what his character is going through! We know what is going on with him.. not because he says how he feels, but we can tell how he feels from his actions! Him making toast goes back to season 1 and his speech about the planes shows how far he is from the man he once was! This is great storytelling!

Bryan Cranston did great as a director! Some iconic scenes and shots! Shows how invested he is in the show!