If you watched last night's season three finale of Breaking Bad, I have no doubt that you are just as excited as I am about the fact that AMC has picked the show up for a fourth season. Announced in a press release yesterday just after the finale, th more

Its not often that Breaking Bad does flashbacks, so when it does - particularly as one of its always-crucial pre-credits sequences - we'd best pay close attention. Thus when last night's season finale, entitled Full Measure, commenced wit more

Last night's episode of Breaking Bad was the one I feel I have been waiting for for a little while now: an episode which makes me wish I could see what is going to happen next week right now--the waiting is over and the consequences are at hand. For more

After last week's stunning attack on Hank by the relentless cousins, it made dramatic sense for Breaking Bad to pull back a bit this week, to do one of the things it does best: let us see the aftermath of how ordinary people react when put in extraor more

Last night's Breaking Bad was more explosive than an RV meth-lab driving into a burning building. It was also one of the most beautiful-looking hours on TV this season. The pre-credits sequence, in which we saw a flashback to the murderous cousins wh more

First off I have to say way to go Hank took out the Mexican Hitmen by himself hopefully he comes out alive since he now has a new lease on life. I wonder if... pollo man... tipped him off I can't see who else would. Also Jesse was a complete, somewha more

"Sunset" was an intense episode, but not in the way you'd think. No one was threatened, no guns were pointed (except in the opening scene, when that poor police officer got the literal axe from the cousins). Hank, suffering from PTSD and al more

The word "pivotal" doesn't even begin to describe this episode. When it was over, I let out a "Jimmy H. Carter!" so loud that it freaked out my fiancee -- imagine another name with the initials "J.C." instead of "Ji more