Having nearly loved the first two seasons of BREAKING BAD they made me want to watch more of it, so I started the third season and again, it was a nice beginning.
When the show begins we see two twins dressed nicely that go in a temple dedicated to the cult of the goddess of Death and put near her a drawing of Heisenberg. Walter White is forced to take his things and going to live alone while his wife Skylar met a lawyer for discussing about the divorce. Jesse Pinkman is continuing re-hab in the building where he was taken in the previous episode, where he learns to accept himself and encouraged to never change but accept himself the way it is. Skyler has further reason of divorcing Walt after he reveals to be a producer of crystal meth. When Jesse is released from re-hab he is still in depression for what happened to Jane and for the plane accident, and Walt goes to Gus Fring for discussing the fact that he doesn't want to be a criminal but Gus asks him to continue his production for other three months.
I loved more the Jesse Pinkman storyline because it was nice seeing him return to a normal state and also accept himself the way it is. The Walter White story tho is kinda depressing for folks who witnessed their parents separate and divorce just like me. Still, despite this, another promising beginning of another successful season.
When the show begins we see two twins dressed nicely that go in a temple dedicated to the cult of the goddess of Death and put near her a drawing of Heisenberg. Walter White is forced to take his things and going to live alone while his wife Skylar met a lawyer for discussing about the divorce. Jesse Pinkman is continuing re-hab in the building where he was taken in the previous episode, where he learns to accept himself and encouraged to never change but accept himself the way it is. Skyler has further reason of divorcing Walt after he reveals to be a producer of crystal meth. When Jesse is released from re-hab he is still in depression for what happened to Jane and for the plane accident, and Walt goes to Gus Fring for discussing the fact that he doesn't want to be a criminal but Gus asks him to continue his production for other three months.
I loved more the Jesse Pinkman storyline because it was nice seeing him return to a normal state and also accept himself the way it is. The Walter White story tho is kinda depressing for folks who witnessed their parents separate and divorce just like me. Still, despite this, another promising beginning of another successful season.