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| Bryan Cranston | ... | ||
| Anna Gunn | ... | ||
| Aaron Paul | ... | ||
| Dean Norris | ... | ||
| Betsy Brandt | ... | ||
| RJ Mitte | ... | ||
| Bob Odenkirk | ... | ||
| Laura Fraser | ... | ||
| Jesse Plemons | ... |
Todd
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| Matt Jones | ... | ||
| Charles Baker | ... | ||
| Lavell Crawford | ... | ||
| Tina Parker | ... | ||
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Pedro García | ... |
Mariano
(as Pedro Garcia)
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| Cheryl Ford-Mente | ... |
Carol
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Hank is reeling from the information he found in Walt's bathroom, so much so that he has a panic attack on his way home from Walt's house. He decides to stay home for a few days but has boxes of evidence sent to him. As he sifts through the paper, he realizes the extent to which he's been had. Walt meanwhile has kept his promise to his Skyler and is no longer in the business. He works at the car-wash and suggests that they buy another one. His cancer has returned however and he's undergoing chemo again. Jesse is feeling guilty about some of the things he's done and tries to get Saul to get money to the families of some of their victims. Saul knows better and gets Walt to calm him down. A desperate Jesse resorts to other ways of getting rid of the money. When Walt realizes the book from his bathroom is missing, he visits Hank. Written by garykmcd
Oh man, What a comeback! Breaking Bad is really flying sky high. Perhaps this episode was the most expected one and it certainly delivered. Superb performance by each and every actor. For an episode with so many powerful performances because of the likes of Dean Norris and Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston continues to stun us with his histrionics.
A Powerful episode with performances that will stun you. You cannot miss this one.
Long Live Breaking Bad. I know for sure the finale will be absolutely unexpected.