It’s quite difficult to write a spoiler-free opening paragraph here after being so amped up by the hour’s finale.  As the rest of “Dead Freight” ambled on I took it as a middling episode.  Walt continues to hone, with exceptionally creepy precis more

Some people say that Breaking Bad has turned into a more of a crime drama with each passing season. To prove that is true we had an episode that featured a complex plan, a high-stakes heist, and mortal consequences for one of the characters featured in th more

Of all the disturbing things this show has done, there hasn’t been a detailed, in-your-face instance of any innocent bystanders paying a price. Sure, there was Jane’s dad, who crashed a plane and killed a bunch of people, but there wasn’t much tangible ab more

Coming off of an emotionally scarring episode,  Breaking Bad  decided to lighten the mood with an old-fashioned caper episode. However, Breaking Bad refuses to keep the mood light for the entire duration of an episode. I had roughly the same rea more

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Dead Freight," the August 12 episode of AMC's "Breaking Bad," in which Jesse masterminds a plan to steal more chemicals. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/review-breaking-bad-dead-freight-the-train-job

*Spoiler alert for those that have not watched "Breaking Bad" yet, as I’ll be spoiling the ending right up front.* http://www.starpulse.com/news/Alan_Danzis/2012/08/13/review_of_breaking_bad_5x05_dead_frei?ref_src=news_rss

Breaking Bad is primarily a character drama, but it can also be a damn good crime show, and after the emotionally draining Season 5, Episode 4: "Fifty-One," it's nice to take a break from the constant angst with a little heist excitement in Season 5, Epis more

Up until about 30 seconds before the closing credits rolled on Sunday's (Aug. 12) "Breaking Bad," it looked as if Walt and Jesse had pulled off one of the most ambitious capes they've ever attempted without a hitch.Then came one giant hitch, and in an ins more