• E11
• 0 hrs 48 min
• 25th August 2013

Walt leverages a confession video to manipulate Jesse and influence public perception, deepening his control over the situation. Jesse struggles with guilt and the psychological weight of his actions. Hank intensifies his investigation, slowly piecing together the evidence against Walt. The episode explores themes of deception, power, and morality, highlighting the psychological complexity of Walt’s strategies and the mounting tension as the series approaches its climax.    

• E12
• 0 hrs 48 min
• 1st September 2013

Jesse, furious over Walt’s manipulations and the consequences of their criminal activities, turns against him and seeks revenge. Walt faces the threat of losing control over both Jesse and his empire. The episode explores themes of betrayal, anger, and retribution, highlighting the strained relationships and escalating dangers among the central characters. Tension mounts as loyalties are tested and the path toward the series’ climax becomes increasingly volatile.    

• E13
• 0 hrs 47 min
• 8th September 2013

Walt orchestrates a tense and dangerous confrontation at the desert site of To’hajiilee. Hank and Gomez confront Walt, who tries to manipulate the situation, while Jesse is caught in the middle. The episode is filled with suspense, strategic maneuvering, and shocking developments that dramatically shift the power dynamics. “To’hajiilee” is pivotal in advancing the story toward the series finale, showcasing deception, revenge, and the consequences of Walt’s choices.    

• E14
• 0 hrs 48 min
• 15th September 2013

“Ozymandias” is widely regarded as the most intense and devastating episode of Breaking Bad. Following the fallout from the desert confrontation, Walt’s empire collapses, and his family faces unimaginable consequences. Hank is killed, Jesse is captured, and Walt loses both power and control. The episode portrays the full consequences of Walt’s decisions, emphasizing tragedy, betrayal, and moral reckoning. It is a turning point that sets up the emotionally charged series finale.    

• E15
• 0 hrs 54 min
• 22nd September 2013

After the catastrophic events of “Ozymandias,” Walt hides in a remote New Hampshire cabin under a new identity. He grapples with isolation, guilt, and the crumbling of his empire. Meanwhile, Jesse is held captive and forced to cook meth for his captors, enduring psychological and physical torment. The episode emphasizes the consequences of Walt’s choices, exploring themes of loneliness, regret, and survival as the series moves toward its conclusion.