S4, E1 Box Cutter Walt and Jesse face the deadly consequences of their actions. © Copyright 2020 Meredith Corporation. He enlists the help of his former student Jesse Pinkman to manufacture and sell methamphetamine. "Crawl Space" is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of the American television drama series Breaking Bad, and the 44th overall episode of the series. Walt races to Saul and asks him for his escape plan. Hector is in the nursing home's day room, watching the climactic scene of Bridge on the River Kwai. NEXT: A few final questions for you readers. That’s Skyler talking to Ted in this week’s episode, “Crawl Space,” asking him why he won’t accept Walt’s “illicit gambling winnings” to pay back the IRS. When circumstances prevent Walter from cooking for four days, he realizes that someone has been doing the job without him. Hank has Walter drive him to the chicken ranch for regular stakeouts then suggests a detour to check out an industrial laundry. Copyright © Fandango. Season 4. Albuquerque is a large city and why would you ever suspect someone you know to be involved in massive drug trade with cartels and things of that sort? This realization is caused by multiple things: Hank being close to discovering Gus and Walter's operation; Gus firing Walter, as Jesse can work on his own; and Skyler having given most of their money to Ted to pay a debt. The earlier Hank and Walt scene were decent too as Hank closes in on the truth. P-Valley; The 100; Yellowstone; Ted Lasso; We did see Tio able to identify Jesse to police once before (203). Gus later visits Hector Salamanca, who is confined to a wheelchair in a nursing home. It’s no wonder that Gus, the ultimate lone wolf, has the least moral quandaries. Walt rushes to Saul's after this meeting to get the name of the guy who can give his family a new identity. But when Walt gets home, he can't find the money and Skyler tells him why: she gave it to Ted. Updated September 26, 2011 at 06:00 AM EDT. I admit, it was a dramatic spectacle and definitely had me gripped with tension. On Breaking Bad this week, Walt hits total rock bottom. Farewell, Mr. Beneke! He also gets him to place a call to the DEA to protect Hank. Gus tells Hector that all of the cartel's leaders are dead and that the henchman Jesse shot during the escape was Joaquin Salamanca, Hector's grandson, and the last of Hector's relatives; with Joaquin's death, Jesse has wiped out the Salamanca line. "Mandala" is the eleventh episode of the second season of Breaking Bad and the eighteenth episode altogether. So much happened and each scene touched on a different aspect of the tragedy unfolding. It also seems odd that Gus is willing to trust Jesse to cook as well as Walt. Walt was probably only allowed to cook to find out Jesse had been there. However if like me, some viewers were preoccupied by the thought that something else was about to happen then that choice of editing was slightly misleading. Show Comments Episode Guide; Breaking Bad Season 4; Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 11; Top Shows. But there’s also a wink hidden in that comment, as if the doctor’s implying that Jesse’s only been spared for two reasons: he’s the chemist, and Gus might want to be his lover. Synopsis: Jesse takes Gus and Mike to a specially created facility where they are treated for their ailments. I really felt his desperation as he decided a crippling car accident might be preferable to being caught red handed. Lately, they’ve gotten such a phenomenal thrill out of swindling car wash owners, blowing up cars, and cooking up poison for Gus, that it’s easy to wonder, What’s the point of being good? this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Another thing on the timing, Walt was tazered outside Jesses at night, (probably a reasonable time for the child of a responsible parent to be up) and awoke in the desert in broad daylight- he must've been kidnapped for over 12 hours yet we saw none of his fear or anticipation of what surely meant his death, also how did he get home? © 2020 TV Fanatic This will make the last two episodes have an incredible payoff (hopefully), purely because of the slow build up and the tension it has wrought (much like Rubicon's attempt, with the slow pacing and the late season action - although the finale didn't live up to this)I love this show! What followed was straight out of a Cohen Brothers movie as Ted dies in darkly comic fashion. Gus taunts Tio once more with the revenge he has exacted. Walt's conscience is still strong enough that he can't bear the thought of his family suffering. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. Over time, he’s started to focus less on protecting his family and more on reclaiming control of his own life. By warning the DEA to protect Hank he will now have Gus coming to kill him. But when he tried to escape, he slipped and fell and looks to be dead). Gus fires Walter, warning him to stay away from Jesse. The timeline is a bit strange in this show, its been less than a year since Walts 50th which was in 2008 yet a few episodes ago in Pollos Hermanos there is a poster with 2010 printed on it (also Jesses friends reference computer games not available in 2008 in episode 402) I figured its supposed to be a 'perpetual now' like 24. "Crawl Space" is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of the American television drama series Breaking Bad, and the 44th overall episode of the series. Best Moment: Those final two minutes were undeniably tense but this was an episode filled with good moments. The Good: This was Breaking Bad at its epic, black comedic best. About Us | Copyright Inquiry | Privacy Policy | Contact Us, Watch Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 11 Online, About Us | Copyright Inquiry | Privacy Policy | Contact Us. That’s what this episode seems to suggest. Posted by Caleb, 27/09/2011 7:50pm (9 years ago). The City of the Future (A Cidade do Futuro). Entertainment Weekly is a registered trademark of Meredith Corporation All Rights Reserved. Hank mentions that there’s been “some big play down South, lots of bodies, apparently, even by cartel standards…we’ll know more when the buzzards leave the bones.” If Mike ends up dying in Mexico, is it possible that, with his bald head and grizzled look, someone might mistake him for Heisenberg? Walter also asks Saul to anonymously warn the DEA that Hank is being targeted. Many viewers have warmed to Gus this season but this scene is pretty un-ambivalent. Then he could have stepped in to leave Walt no option but to leave quietly or be killed. Kojak? This show has some of the most incredible writing, but the thing that sets it apart from other upper echelon dramas is the acting- especially Bryan Cranston in that last scene. The official site of AMC's original series Breaking Bad. And why should he? Walt and Jesse still wrestle with their consciences in a way that Gus doesn't seem to. He then gets taken out to the dessert by Gus - who used a personal doctor in Mexico to flush out the poison; the same physician who is trying to save Mike's life in that country as this episode proceeds - who makes it clear: Walt is fired. I am incredibly anxious for the final two episodes. When he and Jesse and Mike show up at that makeshift hospital in Mexico, he doesn’t even feel enough loyalty to Mike to insist that the doctors save him.