After what walt did (killing mike) he finds no way other than killing the other 9. Well, there is another way, keep paying them, but no way he is doing that. So, he hires people who are specialized in killing. Because of that, a massacre happens, and it's shown in such a way that is so enjoyable and still keeps its brutality and inhumanity that demonstrates what the new Walter can do. After that he keeps cooking and keeps getting paid, of course the director didn't show that in regular form, he showed it in fast paced well edited scenes, which are enjoyable and makes us feel that all of this work is useless, especially when we see Walter sitting on the couch not feeling happy at all, so what's the point of all of this. In the end he realized its time to stop, and that's what he did, however the writer Vince Gilligan has other plans. We finish the episode by hank figuring out that walt is Heisenberg, the scene could have been stronger, but its still strong. As a conclusion, this is one of the greatest episodes of breaking bad so far, if not the best.
Review of Gliding Over All
