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Should we call him Two Face now?? Someone go get him a quarter!

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Dan

Yesssssss

Jeff M

Love the title of this one, lol

Anthony McPartlan

I know it wasn't a major part of the episode but Francesca was in no mood for Walt in this one 😂

TeeZee22

The similarities between Gus and the pink teddy bear from season 2 is so perfectly Breaking Bad. Half the face burned and an eye missing because of an explosion. Don't know if it was long term planning or something they came up with for season 4, but it was a nice touch!

George McCauley

One of the most unbelievable endings to this episode. I stand by what I say that this show is once in a lifetime levels of writing. And the best thing about it is, that season 5 is the best season of the whole show and probably the greatest season in all of television. Enjoy it T 😎

Baldemort

Teegan. rememebr the pink teddy bear, when it landed in the pool in season 2 how it was burned on one side of the face? That was foreshadowing this exact episode 😎

MertzRocks

Wait, is this a John Travolta movie? 😜

Steve Johnson

That reveal at the end is just cinema, amazing reaction just watching you and waiting for the bomb to land during that slow zoom. They just dont make them like this anymore

Ron Beek III Art

I think Walt really solidifies himself as a grand master schemer in this one. His ability to find the one thing that could turn the tide in his favor and execute what essentially amounts to a con job that shifts the mark into his corner and allows him to better his position and ultimately win the day is criminal mastermind territory. Big scary brain on him.

Ron White

We now know why Gus was able to sense Walts attempt to kill him in the parking garage. Its because Walt has completed his journey into pure evil. Evil is real, it is palpable and Gus was able to sense Walts' evil aura in the parking garage because he was also evil. Someone who is evil will always sense it in someone else who is evil too. Up to this point Walt has dealt drugs, lied to his family and killed people. With out admitting how much his pride is driving him, its all still a half baked noble scheme in his mind to provide for and protect his family. The biggest sin he has committed so far is watching Jane die and not try to help her. She was however a responsible adult who put her self in that position so Walt gets just enough mitigation to not be considered completely evil yet. This latest revelation crosses the line and places a price and a curse on his soul that it is hard to see how he can ever redeem.

Rob Jaycox

This episode could have been the series closure. I remember watching it the first time and thinking where can they go from here and how can it get better? Well, like everyone has said, next season is even better. It really is an amazing testament to the writing.

John A

Great end to the season, we know Walt can be evil, but this on reveals how evil he can be. Gus still acting like Gus when he comes of the room clam and fixes his tie, with his face half blown off is crazy, is that even possible. Great show

Grizzly

Absolutely brilliant from beginning to end. Was that not quintessential Gus Fring? Walking out of the room and straightening his tie before collapsing. Impeccable

Robert

Absolutely love your reaction at the end. Priceless!

Dan

If you think the writing was amazing here, wait until next season. The stories they weave... holy shit

Clay F

"I won." Thanks for the reaction. The episode concluding with a slow camera shot of a Lily of the Valley plant in Walt's own backyard blew you away. You had the wheels turning in your mind. That is a striking ending.

Ziro the Hutt

Francesca is great. The faces she makes when she is annoyed, are hilarious.

VOCFM

im honestly here for the sensing evil explanation