Okay so I thought this was great.
Seeing the way Walter, Jesse and Mike all deal with what they witnessed an episode ago was surprisingly compelling and interesting. I'm a little surprised this episode only has an 8.2 as I write this review. It was well written, with some really good moments, such as Walter walking toward Gus's house with a gun and then being told to leave over the phone. Imagine how crappy it must feel to be in his position.
Jesse's final scene in the episode was also really sad. Aaron Paul is such a great performer.
Mike and Walt's conversation at the bar opens up so much potential for what could happen this season. Jonathan Banks is great, and I actually really like Mike (as a character, of course).
I'm not sure how I feel about the Hank and Marie stuff. What's with the minerals collection? Am I missing something here? I'm sure it'll coke full circle at some point this season, it just feels odd for the time being.
Another very good episode. This season is off to a great start.
Seeing the way Walter, Jesse and Mike all deal with what they witnessed an episode ago was surprisingly compelling and interesting. I'm a little surprised this episode only has an 8.2 as I write this review. It was well written, with some really good moments, such as Walter walking toward Gus's house with a gun and then being told to leave over the phone. Imagine how crappy it must feel to be in his position.
Jesse's final scene in the episode was also really sad. Aaron Paul is such a great performer.
Mike and Walt's conversation at the bar opens up so much potential for what could happen this season. Jonathan Banks is great, and I actually really like Mike (as a character, of course).
I'm not sure how I feel about the Hank and Marie stuff. What's with the minerals collection? Am I missing something here? I'm sure it'll coke full circle at some point this season, it just feels odd for the time being.
Another very good episode. This season is off to a great start.