From the first gentle jitters of the paper clip, to that deeply unsettling scene of the child’s tricycle pedaling itself across the room, to the big bang of the truck crashing down against the wall, the whole thing was the perfect mix of wide-eyed curiosity (yeah, science!) and excruciating suspense. So there’s that.”) And this experiment was easily the best. 'Breaking Bad is super-huge in iTunes, so its a little hard to watch that shape on an iPhone or Android.' Instead, the show is presented in 1.78:1 1080p. (“Hydrofluoric acid won’t eat through plastic,” Walt explained in “The Cat’s in the Bag.” “It will, however, dissolve metal, rock, glass, ceramic. Can I just stop to say: How cool was that amazing magnet scene? At times, the chemistry lessons on Breaking Bad are just as exciting as the massive explosions and artery-slicing deaths, whether they’re using a Mylar balloon to blow an electrical wire (as he does in “Full Measure”) or teaching us the best way to dissolve human bodies. Not even a guarded evidence room can stop him. Who can blame her? The guy’s all-powerful. Watch the season 4 recap and get caught up In Season 3s finale, Jesse (Aaron Paul) was on the run, with Mike (Jonathan Banks) in hot pursuit, while Walt (Bryan Cranston) negotiated for his life with Gus (Giancarlo Esposito).

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