This is the ninth episode of the fourth season of Breaking Bad. I thought it was a very good episode, even if it moved slow in some parts. But this was an episode that questioned the loyalty between Walt and Jesse, and this episode has Jesse rising in the ranks. The acting is great all around, especially with Aaron Paul and Giancarlo Esposito as Gus.
In this episode, "Bug," Hank continues to meddle in the affairs of Gus and he learns of a possible drug lab. In the midst of removing drugs, Gus, Jesse, and Mike become involved in a shootdown with the Mexican cartel. Skylar discovers that her former boss, Ted was audited by the IRS, and she fears that she could be as well.
Overall, this is a solid episode. It has an explosive ending as the relationship between Walt and Jesse becomes even more tested. It was nice to see Ted back, but this time as someone paying for his actions. This is a solid episode. I rate this episode 9/10.
In this episode, "Bug," Hank continues to meddle in the affairs of Gus and he learns of a possible drug lab. In the midst of removing drugs, Gus, Jesse, and Mike become involved in a shootdown with the Mexican cartel. Skylar discovers that her former boss, Ted was audited by the IRS, and she fears that she could be as well.
Overall, this is a solid episode. It has an explosive ending as the relationship between Walt and Jesse becomes even more tested. It was nice to see Ted back, but this time as someone paying for his actions. This is a solid episode. I rate this episode 9/10.