Face Off

Wow! I was blown away by season 4's finale. What I love about this show (and what keeps me awaiting the next episode) is how every little detail foreshadows what's to come. And it isn't until things are revealed through the journey of each of the show's characters do things fall nicely into place. I didn't see any of what went down coming in this episode. I know I sound vague, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet. I will say each story line is like a game of chess and the payoff is always worth the wait of anticipation. I suspect the next season is going to pick up where the I.R.S. incident left off, but at this point who can really know. Every award 'Breaking Bad' has been nominated for/won is deserved in my humble opinion. This show is spectacular and I hope it keeps going for a few more seasons.

This is the thirteenth and final episode of Breaking Bad season four. If I have been breathless in previous episodes, it is ten times that in this episode. This is the best episode of the series as the stakes are at an all-time high. A phenomenal episode led by strong acting, a great script, and just a mind-blowing ending featuring strong special effects.

In this episode, "Face Off," after failing to blow up Gus's car, Walt must quickly think of a new plan to terminate Gus, and that happens from an unlikely source. Hank is called by Hector who hardly says anything meaningful to Hank. Jesse is questioned by the FBI on his knowledge of ricin.

Overall, there is not much to say expect that this is a fantastic episode. It is a series high and this is a prime example why this series is the best one ever to hit the small screens. Incredible story led by incredible acting. This is one of those series that is why we are in the golden age of television. I rate this episode 10/10.

I've seen this episode twice, almost 7 years apart, and my god, it only gets better. What a perfect, beautiful, jaw-dropping hour of TV (ever, really)... right to the very end. 🌸

WATCH,GET BLOWN. MIND BLOWN.WHAT A FINALE.FITTING FOR SOMETHING LIKE BREAKING BAD.WHAT A SEASON.WHAT A JOURNEY.

After binge watching this show for the second time I've come to my favorite episode and the second time I watched it I've to say it's one of the best TV episodes in history, it's simply brilliant and you're sitting on the edge of your seat like it have been for the last couple of episodes. The writer and creator of the show are directing the episode and everything is just spectacular, mind-blowing. The cinematography are stunning like it always are, but it's even better in this episode.

The acting in this episode is award worthy, notably for Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, their performances in this episode and the whole series is something special, how they created something so real and portraying it in such a touching way as you really do see the emotion in for example the body language and eyes, magnificent. Giancarlo Esposito was also great in this episode, honestly, he have been great in the whole series but this season have been extraordinary.

This episode wasn't as action packed as the previous ones but it has some of the series best writing, a satisfying and unpredictable season finale which shows how smart Walter White is.