This breezes into the next season. Those crazy drug dealers are led by Tuco, who is psychopath. Everyone is in much greater danger from the inside than the outside. Walter manages to become an appendage by his very presence. Tuco kills one of his own men over nothing and that sets everything off. The guys are on edge. Suddenly, Tuco finds out Walter's residence. We also have the continuous questioning of Walter's disappearances. His family is falling apart. His pregnant, forty year old wife, feels alone. I'm not a person who sees the show as a significant part of my life. I wonder how long I can stand the tension and the guilt that's building every episode.
Review of Seven Thirty-Seven
