Those include the Hank/Walt situations (Hank joking about Walt doing crime, while he doesn't know that the man is actually spending his leisure time with the concoction of crystal), the Skinny Pete character (similarly as moronic as Badger in the last episode and he, sadly, will make further appearances as well), and, most of all, the way Jesse finds out about Walt having cancer – I really couldn't take that seriously.
George Mastras' screenplay skillfully balances calm chats with intense action sequences, yet that doesn't diminish the issues I had with some really clichéd plot ideas. White activates bad-ass mode!) and the introduction of the series' most f'd-up character yet.
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After "Gray Matter" got every audience member excited with Walt and Jesse adumbrating to team up again in meth business, this is precisely what happens in this episode plus some changes in the protagonist's appearance (Mr. Here's why I don't agree: After more talking than doing in the last three episodes, the penultimate episode of season one not only provides more scenes than usual, but also more important and genuinely game-changing scenes than usual. Looking at ratings, reviews, and internet forums, "Crazy Handful of Nothing'" is often regarded as the best episode of Breaking Bad's first season. Tuco Salamanca: That's a brilliant plan, ese. Tuco Salamanca: Let me get this straight: I steal your dope, I beat the piss out of your mule boy, and then you walk in here and bring me *more* meth? Walt: 35 for the pound of meth you stole and 15 for my partner's pain and suffering. Tuco Salamanca: 50 G's! How do you figure that? Why don't you start talking and tell me what you want? Tuco Salamanca: No? All right, be that way. But if you’re still interested, here it is.Walt: I don't imagine I'll be here very long. The “Finding Frances” episode of Nathan for You is nowhere in the top-50, invalidating the entire list. The rest of the 9.9s include multiple episodes of Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, and Attack on Titan, as well as individual episodes of Person of Interest (?), Chernobyl, and Mr. Speaking of Star Wars: three episodes of The Clone Wars, “Victory and Death, “Shattered,” and “The Phantom Apprentice,” have 9.9 ratings. But on IMDb, he’s 10 out of 10 would recommend. IMDb user ratings should be looked at with the same amount of skepticism as Netflix viewership numbers, but it’s still interesting to find an example of something that tens of thousands of internet strangers think is “perfect.” How often does that happen? For instance, “Ozymandias” was directed by Rian Johnson, who also directed The Last Jedi, which has a 90% rating among critics on Rotten Tomatoes but only a 42% audience score (the critics are correct). on Adult Swim’s Toonami block soon ( it is available via Crunchyroll, however), and season three’s “Hero” have 10.0 ratings.
Both season four’s “Assault,” which has already aired in Japan and will debut in the U.S. “Ozymandias” still retains its pristine score, but it’s joined by two episodes of another series: anime mega-hit Attack on Titan. Breaking Bad‘s “Ozymandias” was previously the only television episode with a perfect 10.0 user rating on IMDb (with good reason: it’s the best episode of Breaking Bad and, therefore, one of the best episodes of any show ever), but no more.
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