This is the eighth episode of the second season of Breaking Bad. Things are slower after two action-packed episodes, but that doesn't mean much because the story lines are practically pitch perfect. We get to see the drama that ensues after Hank's near-fatal shooting. Betsy Brandt as Marie, has a bigger role here and I think she nails her role as the grief-stricken wife. Once again, the acting is fantastic by everyone.
In this episode, "I See You," Hank is admitted to the hospital after shooting the Mexican cousins and is in critical condition. Marie blames the police and she even blames Walt, which angers Skylar. Meanwhile, Gale is told that he is no longer needed. Jesse becomes worried that Walt is spending his time mostly at the hospital. Finally, Walt realizes that the cousins may have been after him after viewing one of the cousin's actions in the hospital.
Overall, things have cooled down but this is still an episode worth watching for the dramatic moments. It's pretty neat to see Walt's reaction when he finds out the truth. It's going to be interesting to see what happens as we near the end. I rate this episode 9/10.
In this episode, "I See You," Hank is admitted to the hospital after shooting the Mexican cousins and is in critical condition. Marie blames the police and she even blames Walt, which angers Skylar. Meanwhile, Gale is told that he is no longer needed. Jesse becomes worried that Walt is spending his time mostly at the hospital. Finally, Walt realizes that the cousins may have been after him after viewing one of the cousin's actions in the hospital.
Overall, things have cooled down but this is still an episode worth watching for the dramatic moments. It's pretty neat to see Walt's reaction when he finds out the truth. It's going to be interesting to see what happens as we near the end. I rate this episode 9/10.