This is the eighth episode and mid-season finale of the last season of Breaking Bad. The episode is highlighted by such a bombshell cliffhanger as Hank finally learns the true identity of Heisenberg. I am actually surprised how the revelation came only halfway through the season, but more time for the aftermath it seems. Once again, this episode features a great screenplay and excellent acting from the cast.
In this episode, "Gliding Over All," Walt meets with Lydia as Walt proposes a plan to kill all the men in prison involved with Gus's operation. Walt also expands his business overseas, where he is pulling more money than Skylar can launder. Meanwhile, the kids eventually come home to live with their parents again and Hank discovers a nasty surprise in the bathroom of the White's residence.
Overall, another excellent episode of this fantastic series. Of course, the ending is the main story. But I also loved the use of music and how the episode is more violent than usual. The final eight episodes promises to be on top of its game because of Hank's big reveal.
My Grade: A+
In this episode, "Gliding Over All," Walt meets with Lydia as Walt proposes a plan to kill all the men in prison involved with Gus's operation. Walt also expands his business overseas, where he is pulling more money than Skylar can launder. Meanwhile, the kids eventually come home to live with their parents again and Hank discovers a nasty surprise in the bathroom of the White's residence.
Overall, another excellent episode of this fantastic series. Of course, the ending is the main story. But I also loved the use of music and how the episode is more violent than usual. The final eight episodes promises to be on top of its game because of Hank's big reveal.
My Grade: A+