Top review. Showing some signs of life. The end of the previous episode had Pinkman and White being "kidnapped" by Tuco. White and Pinkman will have to find a way to stay alive while Whitman's wife tries to find him, worried because of his sudden disappearance. After almost nothing had happened since the pilot, this episode shows some life, as finally White and Pinkman are in a difficult situation, and with their lives on the line.
Nonetheless, the show keeps being not very original, and almost every plot development can be expected. And it is a little bit difficult to believe the resources of the couple against drug kingpins and, being the sloppy that they actually are, how they had yet to be discovered by White's brother-in-law. The show is still unsure of where it is going, as we are basically at square one, one step forward one back. But at least, some tension. Details Edit. Release date March 15, United States.
United States. Technical specs Edit. Ding ding ding ding ding. It just is. Tyrus … was also killed in that explosion. Nameless Gus employees are pretty much disposable. Hey, at least he died at home. Anyone who thinks they can out-smart Mike is in for a rude awakening. Or … the opposite of rude awakening.
Yeah, even sadder than Jane. When Mike first appeared on the show, he was sort of a goon, a standoffish fixer without much of a heart. And then … well, the show did what it does and made us interested in him and his emotional scars and his staggering criminal smarts and especially in his wonderful one-liners. It helped that it seemed like he genuinely did want the best for Jesse. Already a subscriber?
Log in or link your magazine subscription. Account Profile. Tuco is also an important player in the cartel and after Walt and Jesse indirectly get him killed, the fearsome Cousins get summoned to exact revenge on Walter White. Apparently, Tuco was supposed to be a major villain throughout season 2 of the series. But Cruz insisted on getting killed because he found the role too difficult to play.
You guys have to kill me. While dying, though, he was able to get his long-awaited revenge on Gus. Highly intelligent and calculating, Gus was a drug boss, philanthropist, and owner of the fried-chicken chain Los Pollos Hermanos.
Gus served as a buyer and distributor for Walt and Jesse's enterprise, but his seemingly friendly demeanor soon turned deadly when the pair threatened his success. Cause of Death: With Walt's help, Hector sacrificed himself to get revenge on Gus, who was killed by a pipe bomb attached to Hector's wheelchair. Blinded by his own personal revenge for Hector, who killed his partner Max James Martinez 20 years prior, Gus let his guard down at the worst possible moment and paid the ultimate price.
After No-Doze made a seemingly harmless remark reminding Walt and Jesse who they work for, Tuco's temper exploded and he started beating No-Doze. No-Doze may not be a major character on the show but his graphic death carried heavy implications for Walt and Jesse and caused them to realize that they were in over their heads working with Tuco. After Jesse's friend, Skinny Pete Charles Baker , informed him that an addict called Spooge David Ury robbed him, Jesse tracked him down to his house to reclaim the stolen crystal meth.
Jesse soon realized that the Spooge and his partner lived in squalor with a neglected child. Inconsequential as Spooge's death may seem, it acted as a wake-up call for Jesse and forced him to reexamine the impact that his product had on his buyers, like the pair of addicts and the toddler they left behind.
Victor Jeremiah Bitsui was a loyal employee of Gus and often worked alongside Mike during hits, stakeouts, and cover-ups. On the third season, Victor covertly studied Walt's method and procedures while he cooked meth for Gus. Cause of Death: Gus slit Victor's throat with a box cutter to prove a point. But instead of punishing Walt and Jesse, Gus unexpectedly killed Victor before their eyes.
His shocking and brutal death showed that Gus wasn't afraid to kill his own. Combo's death was an unfortunate casualty working as a drug dealer on the lowest rungs on the ladder. His death proved that Jesse and Walt needed to be careful not to overstep into rival dealers' territories and burdened Jesse with guilt for involving his friends in their business. Domingo "Krazy-8" Molina Max Arciniega was a solo drug dealer and manufacturer who accused Walt of being a snitch for law enforcement.
After Krazy-8 and his cousin were lured into his RV, Walt caused an explosion with phosphine gas, killing his cousin and giving them time to lock Krazy-8 in Jesse's basement. Cause of Death: Walt ultimately strangled Krazy-8 with a bike lock after Walt realized the dealer was about to kill him with a sharp piece of a broken plate.
Walt initially offered Krazy-8 food and water while he was locked up. Once Walt realized that Krazy-8 was going to try to kill him, he decided to commit murder. Krazy-8 was one of the first characters that Walt directly killed, and the action put him one step closer to becoming the feared drug lord Heisenberg.
Gale Boetticher was a highly intelligent, mild-mannered, and well-studied organic chemist hired by Gus to set up his superlab and cook meth under Walt's supervision. Once Walt realized that Gus intended to replace him and Jesse with Gale once he mastered Walt's recipe, Walt ordered Jesse to kill Gale and make them invaluable for producing their blue meth. It is heart-wrenching to watch Jesse struggle in the final moments before he pulled the trigger on Gale.
Although death has followed him and Walt from the minute they started working together, Jesse never thought of himself as a murderer. Walt was once a nervous chemistry teacher who eventually transformed into the most notorious drug kingpin in New Mexico. After he was faced with a terminal cancer diagnosis and saddled with medical debt, Walt partnered with his former student, Jesse, to cook crystal meth.
But as their venture became more successful, it also became more deadly. Cause of Death: Walt was accidentally shot by the same remote-activated machine gun he used to kill Jack Welker and his gang.
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