Grilled

The whole episode was just epic and thrilling but one thing that is keep teasing me, why the hell did they let Tuco to live after shoot him once?? that thing wasn'r right but overall, great episode so far. Tuco was a badass, totally badass.

This was definitely a top 5 episode in the second season of the show. I consider this to be an overhated season of television, even though it wasn't my favorite. I love the acting throughout the entire episode. The way Tuco is dealing with Walt and Jesse was kind of smart considering Tuco is supposed to be an insane person. This show isn't a must-watch or anything, but definitely give this show a try if you have a chance. I don't understand at all how someone can not even like this show at all. Just because the first season is a little boring doesn't mean that season effects the other seasons.

Just started watching Breaking Bad this week, and I am so impressed thus far. While season 1 gave a good intro, season 2 is truly developing into what I can say is going to be awesome.

I love the acting, the tension, and the action. This show is absolutely unpredictable. I especially love the previews at the beginning; you try to guess how it will get that way, but you're always wrong. This show has not failed to disappoint, and this episode is no exception. Definitely my favorite episode thus far. Seriously considering binge watching the rest of this show, but I don't want to ever end a show this good. Can't wait to watch the next episode.

Exciting episode to say the least. White and Pinkman are taken to a remote area of the desert by Tuco. He proceeds to harass and intimidate them. He has plans to go to Mexico and make them meth cooking slaves. Meanwhile, the authorities are out looking for Walter, whom they think has wandered off. There are some really exciting moments. If anyone wants to see what utter fear is, watch the faces of our guys as they try manage to stay alive.

The second episode in the second season of Breaking Bad is fantastic and I'm loving how the show keeps living up to it's hype. This episode expands on the cliffhanger the first episode gave us, and now the season begins to set it's wheels in motion. The acting couldn't have been better and I loved the dialogue between Cranston, Paul, and Cruz while they were sitting around at Tuco uncle's house.

In this episode, "Grilled," Walt and Jesse have been kidnapped by Tuco and they are hiding out at his uncle's house. Meanwhile, a worried Skylar begins handing out posters of the missing Walt and Hank begins to look for his brother-in-law.

Overall, such a fantastic episode, especially the final fifteen minutes when there are lots of guns ablazing. It's no aberration when I say Breaking Bad is the greatest TV series of all time, especially after watching this very tense episode. I rate this episode 10/10.