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Full length episode 1: https://youtu.be/WYule8xZxIM

Full length episode 2: https://youtu.be/ADZHUcYoKto

Ok so I LOVED season 3. Tell me, without spoiling the future episodes, which season is your favourite? :D I hear a lot of people like season 4 too!

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Armchair Wizard

4 is probably my favorite, but 5 i also amazing.

Greg Nelson

For suspense, 4 is my favorite…but 5 is a tour de force of writing as each character’s arc develops to perhaps the most amazing concluding episodes in TV.

Anonymous

To me, since the quality of BB is consistent throughout, it's impossible to weigh out the seasons. I echo Greg Nelson on season 4 for suspense, both seasons 4+5 for character building, seasons 2-4 for entertainment-- not that seasons 1&5 aren't entertaining, they are immensely. BB functions as an epic whole.

Eric Wall

It just gets better and better. If it wasn’t for Season 5, I wouldn’t have thought it could get better than Season 4

Karl Ries

Each season is better than the last, including the second half of 5, which really should be a sixth season. Two of the top five rated episodes in all of TV are the 3rd and 4th to last episodes of 5 (according to IMDb ratings among others) and the finale isn't far behind. While I agree with those ratings in terms of quality, especially the writing, my favorite part of this series is the end of the first half and beginning of the second half of 5. On a side note, at the beginning of BB I couldn't stand Hank, but by season 4 he was easily my favorite character. While the story focuses on Walt "breaking bad" I enjoyed seeing the process of Hank progressing the other way (not that he was bad, more arrogant and crass).

Michael Kang-Beats

Brock waving goodbye to Jesse breaks my heart every time.

Mike Minerals

I love how Mary asks if Season 4 is better or worse; we're so used to TV shows getting lazy after a few years, imagine a show where Season 4 gets SO MUCH better! I think it's universally agreed upon that BB gets better after each season, but I like Season 4 more as a puzzle and Season 5 more as an emotional experience. Since Mary predicted a little about Season 4 ep 1, it'll be fun to see if she can unravel that puzzle.

Don Mayhem

The first time I saw "Box Cutter," I had no idea where the story was going to go next. I was like "how is this show going to go without Walt or Jesse? I was so on edge wondering who Gus was going to kill. My mind was blank on what was going to happen. And then, Gus kills Mr. happy face lol. Even Mike was shocked. I always wondered why did Gus kill his own pawn, but not Walt or Jesse? I was thinking, it has to make sense storyline wise. Not because Walt and Jesse are the main characters of the show. Why won't he kill Walt nor Jesse? The only guess I could come up with is the guy said people saw his face. They saw him at the seen. Did Mike tell Gus about that and Gus feels that can be a problem now that people have seen him at the scene of the crime? Or maybe he just felt Walt is his best choice now that Gale is gone. Business sense. I love the transition from the blood mop to ketchup lmao. That is a good guess, Mary. I just love how intense this show can get. The creators of Breaking Bad have become more wise and smarter than when they wrote a script for the most awful Double Dragon movie in 1994. lmao

Don Mayhem

Why does Walt still have the eyeball? A reminder that his actions cause a tragedy lol? I hate how Hank treats Marie. Just because he feels embarrassed about not being able to walk or use the toilet in his own, doesn't give me the right to take it out on Marie. How do you deal with the fact that you murdered someone? Poor Jesse is suffering, BTW, this episode is brought to you by Denny's: After hours of worrying whether or not you will be killed by a box cutter and realize you're going to live, come to Deny's where you can eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner lmao

N M

No season disappoints. They all lead to an explosive climax.

Carlos Hurtado

This Season made me love Marie. she's a true ride or die.

samuel Jakob

The Scene with Gus in E1 is one of my favorites in the entrie show, him not saying a word just listening and deciding what to do and then showing how cold he actually can be by not only killing the guy but also being that calm while he bleeds out in his arms, Gus is legit the definition of a high functioning psychopath.