I definitely agree. I was extremely impressed with how well the fragmented Gus Fring was rendered on screen. It didn't look cheap (which I was almost expected simply because this isn't a AAA movie), but shame on me for thinking Breaking Bad would deliver anything less than awesome.

There are so many things to look forward to next season, and so many questions left unanswered; I for one can't wait!

Lord_sloth, you're absolutely right, and I am terribly sorry for the mess-up here. I posted the picture thinking it was a big moment of the episode, and by the time I realized that not everyone reading the review would have watched it, it had already been approved and I couldn't change the picture. I believe one of the admins took care of it, but you have every right to hate me; sorry doesn't do much now, but I do feel terrible about it.

You're not alone. Although Walt certainly walks the line, there is a chance for redemption, it is possible to make Walt human again which I think would make far more of an impact than simply bearing witness to his destruction. I've been expecting Walt's character to become darker and darker until he ultimately self destructs since the beginning.

Watching this play out has been a bit disappointing because we all expected it. You want to wow me, realistically pull him back from the brink. Make it a story of redemption, make it a story of a man finding his way out of the dark rather than giving in until his ultimate destruction.

I know it's not going to happen though and I feel it's almost lazy. Easier to destroy a character than to save him. You know what would be cool? To redeem the character and then destroy him. That would have far more impact, if you ask me.