Breaking Bad: Season 1, Episode 4Cancer Man (17 Feb. 2008) 8.3
Walt tells the rest of his family about his cancer. Jesse tries to make amends with his own parents. Director:Jim McKay |
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Breaking Bad: Season 1, Episode 4Cancer Man (17 Feb. 2008) 8.3
Walt tells the rest of his family about his cancer. Jesse tries to make amends with his own parents. Director:Jim McKay |
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| Bryan Cranston | ... | ||
| Anna Gunn | ... | ||
| Aaron Paul | ... | ||
| Dean Norris | ... | ||
| Betsy Brandt | ... | ||
| RJ Mitte | ... | ||
| Tess Harper | ... | ||
| Steven Michael Quezada | ... | ||
| Michael Bofshever | ... | ||
| Kyle Bornheimer | ... | ||
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Benjamin Petry | ... |
Jake Pinkman
(as Ben Petry)
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| David House | ... | ||
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Jon Kristian Moore | ... |
DEA Agent
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Tish Rayburn-Miller | ... |
Bank Teller
(as Tish Miller)
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| Charles Baker | ... | ||
At a briefing, Hank presents his theory that Albuquerque has a new kingpin. At a barbecue, Skyler breaks down and Walter reveals to Hank, Marie and Walter, Jr. that he has cancer. Walter, Jr. doesn't respond well. The hole in Jesse's ceiling raises some questions. The meth is also making Jesse extremely paranoid. Skyler makes Walter go see a top oncologist. The doctor says it is possible to cure Walter, but it will be expensive. Walter does not want to risk leaving Skyler in debt. When Walter tries parking his car outside MESA, a narcissistic yuppie in his shiny, expensive, convertible BMW with the vanity plate "KEN WINS" cuts into a just-vacated square Walter was waiting for to park into. Ken's just messed with the wrong man. Written by Toni Tapola, Finland
Breaking Bad continues to surprise me after every episode, and this was no exception.
The episode explored the family life of Jesse, which in all was very heartbreaking to see how a family is destroyed because of a drug habit. Walter also confessed about his problem, and it ran emotions through the house. Like always, the show continues to be a drama but very well written humor put in, like the ending of the episode. This is a joy to watch, and along with that Aaron and Bryan give great performances that revolve the show and give it what is needed. I will diligently continue to watch.