Jesse is brought to the FBI for questioning on his knowledge of ricin. In a last effort to kill Gus, Walt must ask for help from an old enemy.Jesse is brought to the FBI for questioning on his knowledge of ricin. In a last effort to kill Gus, Walt must ask for help from an old enemy.Jesse is brought to the FBI for questioning on his knowledge of ricin. In a last effort to kill Gus, Walt must ask for help from an old enemy.
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- TriviaThis episode was originally written as a series finale because it was unclear if they were to be renewed for a new season.
- GoofsThe striker button on Hector (Tio) Salamanca's bell is bent in all other episodes except for this one. In this one the striker is straight, but this may due to Walter modifying the whole setup in order to set the explosives with the striker as a trigger. To avoid a failure, he might have wanted to assure the proper functioning of the striker.
- Quotes
Skyler White: What happened?
Walter White: I won.
- Crazy creditsBryan Cranston is credited both as an actor and a producer. For his actor credits (Br) is highlighted and for his producer credits (Y) is highlighted for chemical elements Bromine and Yttrium from periodic table.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The 64th Primetime Emmy Awards (2012)
- SoundtracksHere is Fritz's Polka Band
by Fritz Ritz and His Polka Band
Featured review
One of the best TV episodes in history
After binge watching this show for the second time I've come to my favorite episode and the second time I watched it I've to say it's one of the best TV episodes in history, it's simply brilliant and you're sitting on the edge of your seat like it have been for the last couple of episodes. The writer and creator of the show are directing the episode and everything is just spectacular, mind-blowing. The cinematography are stunning like it always are, but it's even better in this episode.
The acting in this episode is award worthy, notably for Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, their performances in this episode and the whole series is something special, how they created something so real and portraying it in such a touching way as you really do see the emotion in for example the body language and eyes, magnificent. Giancarlo Esposito was also great in this episode, honestly, he have been great in the whole series but this season have been extraordinary.
This episode wasn't as action packed as the previous ones but it has some of the series best writing, a satisfying and unpredictable season finale which shows how smart Walter White is.
The acting in this episode is award worthy, notably for Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, their performances in this episode and the whole series is something special, how they created something so real and portraying it in such a touching way as you really do see the emotion in for example the body language and eyes, magnificent. Giancarlo Esposito was also great in this episode, honestly, he have been great in the whole series but this season have been extraordinary.
This episode wasn't as action packed as the previous ones but it has some of the series best writing, a satisfying and unpredictable season finale which shows how smart Walter White is.
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