A great follow-up. It isn't quite as good the first two episodes, but I was still very invested from beginning to end.
Walter has become a real pierce of work, and scary. I'm not sure I mentioned it in my other reviews, but he's become kind of a creepy villain at this point. The directors and writers (and Cranston) have done a great job shaping him up as a true villain of his own story. The things he says about his family and colleagues is truly disheartening, especially toward the end when he basically reveals he has intentions of killing Mike if things don't go how he sees fit. His manipulation even gets Jesse to leave his girlfriend and her child, which seemed to be one of the only things he has at this point.
Their new business scheme seems insane to me, but I'm sure it'll be really entertaining this season as well. Great acting and plotting elevates this one for me.
Walter has become a real pierce of work, and scary. I'm not sure I mentioned it in my other reviews, but he's become kind of a creepy villain at this point. The directors and writers (and Cranston) have done a great job shaping him up as a true villain of his own story. The things he says about his family and colleagues is truly disheartening, especially toward the end when he basically reveals he has intentions of killing Mike if things don't go how he sees fit. His manipulation even gets Jesse to leave his girlfriend and her child, which seemed to be one of the only things he has at this point.
Their new business scheme seems insane to me, but I'm sure it'll be really entertaining this season as well. Great acting and plotting elevates this one for me.