I was curious for a while about BREAKING BAD because it's such an acclaimed TV show and everyone who has seen it says nothing but great things about it. So I wanted to see it for myself, and this first season was great and makes me want to see more. And of course, this episode was great like the previous others.
After the events of the previous episode Jesse is sent home bandaged in the chest and soon Walter goes to find him explaining also the deal with Tuco. Jesse is not that happy, also because he doesn't think to make all that quantity of meth in the matter of a week. After having tricked Tuco once, Walter discovers a method for producing the drug faster. In the meanwhile there is the baby shower for Skylar's next son: Marie gives a tiara as a gift but when some days later Skylar goes to take the tiara back to the jewelry she discovers that it was stolen, ending up very angry towards Marie that refuses to tell the truth. Walt and Jesse will manage to make that much meth for making Tuco happy and have 50,000 $ each but when Tuco beats to a pulp one of his henchmen only because he spoke in his place, Walt and Jesse know with who they are dealing.
Both stories were great, and Raymond Cruz is even better as the vicious drug dealer than in the previous entry. I also loved the discussion between Hank Schrader and Walt about what crosses the line of legality. Overall, if you loved the previous 6 episodes then you'll like this one as well.
After the events of the previous episode Jesse is sent home bandaged in the chest and soon Walter goes to find him explaining also the deal with Tuco. Jesse is not that happy, also because he doesn't think to make all that quantity of meth in the matter of a week. After having tricked Tuco once, Walter discovers a method for producing the drug faster. In the meanwhile there is the baby shower for Skylar's next son: Marie gives a tiara as a gift but when some days later Skylar goes to take the tiara back to the jewelry she discovers that it was stolen, ending up very angry towards Marie that refuses to tell the truth. Walt and Jesse will manage to make that much meth for making Tuco happy and have 50,000 $ each but when Tuco beats to a pulp one of his henchmen only because he spoke in his place, Walt and Jesse know with who they are dealing.
Both stories were great, and Raymond Cruz is even better as the vicious drug dealer than in the previous entry. I also loved the discussion between Hank Schrader and Walt about what crosses the line of legality. Overall, if you loved the previous 6 episodes then you'll like this one as well.