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2013-06-18T11:10:22Z

Created page with "You just gave me an awesome idea! I'm gonna watch one episode of Breaking Bad per day from now on to hype the return. My hero. ;)"

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You just gave me an awesome idea! I'm gonna watch one episode of Breaking Bad per day from now on to hype the return. My hero. ;)

Board Thread:Episode Discussions/@comment-RicinCigarette-20130618040322

2013-06-18T04:03:23Z

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Just to give you all an idea of how close we are to the return of Breaking Bad... If you watched the Pilot, today (6/18/13) and watched one episode every night, by time you will have finnished watching Gliding Over All will be August 10th. So the first day after that, we will have a new episode to watch. Its a good way to track how close it is to finnaly arriving.<ac_metadata title="54 Days"> </ac_metadata>

Gustavo Fring

2013-06-18T00:37:20Z

Undo revision 20100 by Loveem (talk) He wasn't a villain until Season 4.

Gustavo Fring

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List of killings by minor characters

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Dead Freight

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‎Summary:

List of killings by supporting characters

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Again Already Exists

List of killings by minor characters

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Live Free or Die

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Jesse Pinkman

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‎Season 1:

The Cousins

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Tuco Salamanca

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Walter White

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Max Arciniega

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Undo revision 20080 by Gtrrz (talk) Not confirmed.

Max Arciniega

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Board Thread:Episode Discussions/@comment-Varklord-20130613214608/@comment-TheGrimBotch-20130613225300

2013-06-13T22:53:00Z

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This actually seems pretty legit. No pun intended.

Board Thread:Episode Discussions/@comment-Varklord-20130613214608

2013-06-13T21:48:33Z

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2013-06-13T21:46:09Z

Created page with "Among some of the other idea's I've heard about this supposed episode title, there's one that I immediately thought of when I saw it. It could be a reference to Marty Robbins'..."

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Among some of the other idea's I've heard about this supposed episode title, there's one that I immediately thought of when I saw it. It could be a reference to Marty Robbins's "El Paso," in which the narrator returns to the town in which he was wanted by the law for murder in order to see his beloved Felina one last time. He is fatally shot by the lawmen, and dies in Felina's arms. What do you all think? I could definitely imagine a similar scenario occuring in the show's finale.<ac_metadata title="El Paso?" related_topics="Felina"> </ac_metadata>

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Marie Schrader

2013-06-13T12:44:16Z

‎Characterization:

Season 4

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Jesse Pinkman

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Season 5

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Season 4

2013-06-12T00:58:49Z

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Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-RicinCigarette-20130611220858/@comment-RicinCigarette-20130611224955

2013-06-11T22:49:55Z

Created page with "Another hint worth noting... Back in season 3 episode 8 (I See You) While Hank is in surgery after the attack, Walter Jr talks to Walt about the book Hank gave him, about the ..."

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Another hint worth noting... Back in season 3 episode 8 (I See You) While Hank is in surgery after the attack, Walter Jr talks to Walt about the book Hank gave him, about the guys who brought down Pablo Escobar. It should be worth noting that Pablo Escobar died 1 day after his birthday.

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2013-06-11T22:08:59Z

Created page with "In season 5 episode 4 (Fifty-One) at the end of the episode, Walt shaves his head and cuts himself on the back of his head. They made a pretty big emphasis on the cut and band..."

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In season 5 episode 4 (Fifty-One) at the end of the episode, Walt shaves his head and cuts himself on the back of his head. They made a pretty big emphasis on the cut and bandaid on his head with more time on the camera than it needed to be shown, for something so minor, and the next night he fell asleep with that cut, he set his watch to the same mode we saw during the jail killings before he went to sleep.

Another one of my ending theories, but thats a wierd way to fill 1 minute out of a 48 minute episode with a simple shaving cut on his head. We know Walter gets into a big gun battle, and it looks like hes going uo against more than one opponent. Does anyone else think that this foershadows Walt getting shot in the back of the head?<ac_metadata title="Foreshadowing Walt's death?"> </ac_metadata>

Season 3

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Season 2

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Season 1

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‎Supporting Cast:

Domingo Molina

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Max Arciniega

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Max Arciniega (actor)

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Max Arciniega (actor)

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|Character = [[Domingo Molina|Krazy-8]]
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|Appearances = [[Season 1]]
|IMDb = http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1362980}}'''Max Arciniega''' is the American actor who plays [[Domingo Molina]] A.K.A. "Krazy-8" on ''[[Breaking Bad]]''.
==Trivia==
*The character [[Max Arciniega]] was named after this actor.

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Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-CBPersuasion-20130611033048

2013-06-11T03:30:48Z

Created page with "crazy stretch here but maybe it works. a lot of people talk about walt in the dennys and see him breaking up his bacon into a 52 as a sign that he killed skyler. in season 2 e..."

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crazy stretch here but maybe it works. a lot of people talk about walt in the dennys and see him breaking up his bacon into a 52 as a sign that he killed skyler. in season 2 episode 4 days out, jesse references going to a dennys for a grand slam breakfast. now it prolly is just an innocent suggestion but maybe walt is sitting in that diner with sky and jesse under his belt. thoughts?<ac_metadata title="Denny's"> </ac_metadata>

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2013-06-11T03:22:50Z

Created page with "never heard of that but it sounds mad interesting....you dont remember what evidence they had on gomez??"

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never heard of that but it sounds mad interesting....you dont remember what evidence they had on gomez??

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-'''Gustavo "Gus" Fring''' was a Chilean national and respected Albuquerque restaurateur/philanthropist who owned a successful chain of chicken restaurants, [[Los Pollos Hermanos]]. He secretly used his chain as a cover for an extremely successful methamphetamine distribution network in the southwestern United States. He was the primary antagonist throughout [[Season 3]] and [[Season 4]].
+'''Gustavo "Gus" Fring''' was a Chilean national and respected Albuquerque restaurateur/philanthropist who owned a successful chain of chicken restaurants, [[Los Pollos Hermanos]]. He secretly used his chain as a cover for an extremely successful methamphetamine distribution network in the southwestern United States. He was the main antagonist throughout [[Season 4]].
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-'''Gustavo "Gus" Fring''' was a Chilean national and respected Albuquerque restaurateur/philanthropist who owned a successful chain of chicken restaurants, [[Los Pollos Hermanos]]. He secretly used his chain as a cover for an extremely successful methamphetamine distribution network in the southwestern United States. He was the main antagonist throughout [[Season 4]].
+'''Gustavo "Gus" Fring''' was a Chilean national and respected Albuquerque restaurateur/philanthropist who owned a successful chain of chicken restaurants, [[Los Pollos Hermanos]]. He secretly used his chain as a cover for an extremely successful methamphetamine distribution network in the southwestern United States. He was the primary antagonist throughout [[Season 3]] and [[Season 4]].
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 [[File:5x5_Dead_Freight_(02).jpg|thumb|Jesse during the train heist.]]
-At some train tracks in the middle of the desert, Mike, Jesse, and Walt measure off 800 feet, the length to reach that specific methylamine tanker car in the freight train lineup, and agree it's the perfect spot for their operation. Todd, one of the trusted crew from [[Vamanos Pest Control]] helps dig a hole for, and bury, two giant plastic tanks near the tracks. One is filled with water by [[Todd]], in weight approximately 9/10ths of the weight of the methylamine they intend to heist, the other is kept empty. Later, Kuby blocks the train tracks with a dump truck filled with a load of fill dirt, and the train screeches to a halt. Mike signals to Walt when the conductor and engineer get out to help Kuby with the truck. Jesse scrambles under the train and begins siphoning methylamine into the empty underground plastic tank, while simultaneously Todd climbs atop the train, opening the upper lid with a pneumatic drill and inserting his line of firehose into it for the replacement fluid. When the meter by Walt displays over 300 gallons of methylamine has been siphoned off into the 1st underground tank, Walt turns on the compressor to evacuate the water from the 2nd underground tank, and simultaneously signals Todd that the replacement water is coming.
+At some train tracks in the middle of the desert, Mike, Jesse, and Walt measure off 800 feet, the length to reach that specific methylamine tanker car in the freight train lineup, and agree it's the perfect spot for their operation. Todd, one of the trusted crew from [[Vamanos Pest Control]] helps dig a hole for, and bury, two giant plastic tanks near the tracks. One is filled with water by [[Todd]], in weight approximately 9/10ths of the weight of the methylamine they intend to heist, the other is kept empty.  The plan is to replace the methylamine with water as it drains out, making it look like the supplier just watered it down a little.  Later, Kuby blocks the train tracks with a dump truck filled with a load of fill dirt, and the train screeches to a halt. Mike signals to Walt when the conductor and engineer get out to help Kuby with the truck. Jesse scrambles under the train and begins siphoning methylamine into the empty underground plastic tank, while simultaneously Todd climbs atop the train, opening the upper lid with a pneumatic drill and inserting his line of firehose into it for the replacement fluid. When the meter by Walt displays over 300 gallons of methylamine has been siphoned off into the 1st underground tank, Walt turns on the compressor to evacuate the water from the 2nd underground tank, and simultaneously signals Todd that the replacement water is coming.
 [[File:5x5_Dead_Freight_(08).jpg|thumb|left|Jesse, Todd and Walt moments before Todd shoots an innocent kid.]]
-The plan appears to be working until a Good Samaritan appears and pushes Kuby's truck off the tracks. Mike signals to Walt to wrap it up but he pushes it to the very last moment when they have stolen every drop they can. As Walt, Jesse, and Todd celebrate their flawless heist, they notice that the child who was portrayed in the opening scene witnessed their brief celebration. The boy nervously waves at the three who are suddenly standing in stunned silence. Todd returns the wave and shoots the boy as Jesse yells in protest.
+The plan appears to be working until a Good Samaritan appears and pushes Kuby's truck off the tracks. Mike signals to Walt to wrap it up but he pushes it to the very last moment when they have stolen every drop they can.  As Walt, Jesse, and Todd celebrate their flawless heist, they notice that the child who was portrayed in the opening scene witnessed their brief celebration. The boy nervously waves at the three who are suddenly standing in stunned silence. Todd returns the wave and shoots the boy as Jesse yells in protest.
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 **It was the first, until [[Say My Name]] beat it with 2.98 million views.
 *When [[Bryan Cranston]] visited Conan O'Brien on his talk show, Conan called the episode "amazing".
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-Jesse quickly found his way into the drug scene, cooking and distributing his own "Chili P" meth under the alias "Cap'n Cook" with his partner [[Emilio]]. While [[Hank Schrader|Hank]] and the [[DEA]] raid their operation and arrest Emilio, Jesse escapes from the neighbor's house and is spotted by his former high school chemistry teacher, Walter White, who had accompanied Hank to the raid.
+Jesse quickly found his way into the drug scene, cooking and distributing his own "Chili P" [[meth]] under the alias "Cap'n Cook" with his partner [[Emilio]]. While [[Hank Schrader|Hank]] and the [[DEA]] raid their operation and arrest Emilio, Jesse escapes from the neighbor's house and is spotted by his former high school chemistry teacher, Walter White, who had accompanied Hank to the raid.
-It's not difficult for Walt to track down Jesse, as he's still listed in the high school filing system. Walt arrives at Jesse's home and threatens to turn him over to his DEA brother-in-law, at first blackmailing Jesse into helping him navigate the illegal drug trade in exchange for his chemical expertise. Walt's plan is to use his chemistry knowledge to cook remarkably potent crystal meth for Jesse to distribute. Walt gives Jesse $7,000 to purchase an [[The RV|RV]], which they turn into a rolling meth lab {{Crossref|Pilot}}. It is revealed later, in Season 3, that Jesse spent this money on a drug-and-alcohol-fueled night out with his friends, but does manage to score an already "very warm" and less than ideal RV with the fortuitous help of Combo.
+It's not difficult for Walt to track down Jesse, as he's still listed in the high school filing system. Walt arrives at Jesse's home and threatens to turn him over to his DEA brother-in-law, at first blackmailing Jesse into helping him navigate the illegal drug trade in exchange for his chemical expertise. Walt's plan is to use his chemistry knowledge to cook remarkably potent crystal meth for Jesse to distribute. Walt gives Jesse $7,000 to purchase an [[The RV|RV]], which they turn into a rolling meth lab.
-Jesse reaches out to a distributor, Emilio's cousin Krazy 8, to help sell the new crystal he and Walt cooked. Krazy 8 and Emilio don't believe Jesse could have been the one to cook meth of such high quality, and demand to know who did. On the way out to the cook site, Jesse tells them all about Mr. White and his chemistry class. While he and Jesse are held at gunpoint, Walt manages to kill Emilio and incapacitate Krazy 8, who is kept captive in Jesse's basement for several days before Walt can bring himself to murder him. Meanwhile, Jesse is left to dispose of Emilio's body by dissolving it in hydrofluoric acid. Instead of using a plastic bin as instructed by Walter, he soaks the body in his bathtub, which is eaten away by the weak acid.
+Jesse reaches out to a distributor, Emilio's cousin [[Krazy 8]], to help sell the new crystal he and Walt cooked. Krazy 8 and Emilio don't believe Jesse could have been the one to cook meth of such high quality, and demand to know who did. On the way out to the cook site, Jesse tells them all about Mr. White and his chemistry class. While he and Jesse are held at gunpoint, Walt manages to kill Emilio and incapacitate Krazy 8{{Crossref|1x1}}.
-Jesse and Walt agree after their grim misadventure to forego any further association, but team up again soon after when Walt realizes he needs the money and Jesse realizes he needs Walt's help to make a decent product. Unsatisified with the small amounts of money the two make from peddling the meth on their own, Walt convinces Jesse that they need to find a distributer for their product, someone big. Jesse's friend, [[Skinny Pete]], puts him in contact with [[Tuco]], a powerful but psychotic local drug kingpin. The two begin to expand their operations by clumsily stealing a large drum of [[wikipedia:methylamine|methylamine]], enabling them to produce large quantities of meth for Tuco {{Crossref
+Krazy 8 is kept captive in Jesse's basement for several days before Walt can bring himself to murder him. Meanwhile, Jesse is left to dispose of Emilio's body by dissolving it in hydrofluoric acid. Instead of using a plastic bin as instructed by Walter, he soaks the body in his bathtub, which is eaten away by the weak acid {{Crossref|1x2}}.
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-}}. Walter teaches Jesse how to make thermite so they can pull off the heist.
+Jesse and Walt agree after their grim misadventure to forego any further association {{Crossref|1x3}}. While meeting with his friends, [[Combo]] and [[Skinny Pete]], Jesse drugs himself with the meth him and Walt cooked. After becoming paranoic, he drops by his parents' house and stay there for some time, until their maid finds weed hidden in a vase. Jesse's parents kick him out again, believing that it was his weed, but in fact it belonged his younger brother, [[Jake Pinkman|Jake]] {{Crossref|1x4}}.
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-"'''The Cousins'''" ('''Marco & Leonel Salamanca''') are twin brothers and hitmen for the [[Juárez Cartel|Juárez]] drug cartel. Despite an austere, mechanical physicality and virtually non-verbal interaction, they are a fearsome presence who kill without hesitation or emotion. They are nephews of [[Hector Salamanca|Hector "Tio" Salamanca]], who taught them early on that family is everything - proving so by nearly drowning one until the other fought back against him. They are typically dressed in well-cut sharkskin suits and distinctive cowboy boots tipped with silver skulls, and appear to worship the Mexican deity of death Santa Muerte, making offerings to a shrine when undertaking an assassination.
+"'''The Cousins'''" ('''Marco & Leonel Salamanca''') were twin brothers and hitmen for the [[Juárez Cartel|Juárez]] drug cartel. Despite an austere, mechanical physicality and virtually non-verbal interaction, they were a fearsome presence who kill without hesitation or emotion.
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 '''Tuco Salamanca''' was a sociopathic Mexican drug kingpin who briefly became [[Walter White|Walter]] and [[Jesse Pinkman|Jesse's]] meth distributor.
-He was unpredictable and prone to violent outbursts, yet, he respected Walter because of his superior product, intelligence, business style, and guts.
+He was unpredictable and prone to violent outbursts, yet, he respected Walter because of his superior product, intelligence, business style, and guts. He was the main antagonist throughout [[Season 1]] and at the beginning of [[Season 2]].
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-'''Walter  "Walt" Hartwell White''', a.k.a. '''"Heisenberg'''", is a chemist, a former teacher, and recently, a producer of illicit [[Blue Sky|methamphetamine]].
+'''Walter  "Walt" Hartwell White''', a.k.a. '''"Heisenberg'''", is the main protagonist of '''''[[Breaking Bad]]'''''. He is a chemist, a former teacher, and recently, a producer of illicit [[Blue Sky|methamphetamine]].
 After being diagnosed with an inoperable lung cancer, Walt decided to provide money for his family after his impending death by producing crystal methamphetamine. He partnered up with his former student, [[Jesse Pinkman]] (also a meth "cook") as manufacturing and dealing duo.

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-|Last Seen = [[Hermanos]]}}'''Maximino "Max" Arciniega''' was a close associate of [[Gus Fring]] and co-founder of the [[Los Pollos Hermanos]] franchise. He held advanced degrees in biochemistry and chemical engineering. Gus and Max were life partners. Max's education was financed by Gus after Gus rescued him from the slums of Santiago.
+|Last Seen = [[Hermanos]]}}'''Maximino "Max" Arciniega''' was a close associate of [[Gus Fring]] and co-founder of the [[Los Pollos Hermanos]] franchise. He held advanced degrees in biochemistry and chemical engineering. Gus and Max were very close. Max's education was financed by Gus after Gus rescued him from the slums of Santiago.
 Gus gave a generous endowment (scholarship fund) to the UNM Chemistry department in Max's name; [[Gale Boetticher]] was one of perhaps three dozen recipients.

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−	Among some of the other idea's I've heard about this supposed episode title, there's one that I immediately thought of when I saw it. It could be a reference to Marty Robbins's "El Paso," in which the narrator returns to the town in which he was wanted by the law for murder in order to see his beloved Felina one last time. He is fatally shot by the lawmen, and dies in Felina's arms. What do you all think? I could definitely imagine a similar scenario occuring in the show's finale.<ac_metadata title="El Paso?" related_topics="Felina"> </ac_metadata>	+	Among some of the other ideas I've heard about this supposed episode title, there's one that I immediately thought of when I saw it. It could be a reference to Marty Robbins's "El Paso," in which the narrator returns to the town in which he was wanted by the law for murder in order to see his beloved Felina one last time. He is fatally shot by the lawmen, and dies in Felina's arms. What do you all think? I could definitely imagine a similar scenario occuring in the show's finale.<ac_metadata title="El Paso?" related_topics="Felina"> </ac_metadata>

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-Marie has obsessive-compulsive tendencies and apparently suffers from kleptomania when she's stressed. She seems to strictly watch her weight and is big on eating healthy, low fat foods. It is implied that she is a Wholefoods store fan. She is almost always portrayed wearing purple and many elements of her home decor, including her kitchen appliances and bed linens, are matching shades of purple.
+Marie has obsessive-compulsive tendencies and apparently suffers from kleptomania when she's stressed. She seems to strictly watch her weight and is big on eating healthy, low fat foods. It is implied that she is a Wholefoods store fan. She is almost always portrayed wearing purple and many elements of her home decor, including her kitchen appliances and bed linens, are matching shades of purple. Marie also has a rather annoying habit of talking really fast about several subjects at the same time, and she also has trouble believing people when they tell her to stop talking.
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-|Region A = June 5, 2012}}The '''fourth season''' of the American television drama series '''[[Breaking Bad|''Breaking Bad'']] '''premiered on July 17, 2011 and concluded on October 9, 2011. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMC_%28TV_channel%29 AMC] broadcast the fourth season on Sundays at 10:00 pm ET in the United States. The complete fourth season was released on Region 1 DVD and Region A Blu-ray on June 5, 2012.
+|Region A = June 5, 2012}}The '''fourth season''' of the American television drama series '''[[Breaking Bad|''Breaking Bad'']] '''premiered on July 17, 2011 and concluded on October 9, 2011. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. [[AMC]] broadcast the fourth season on Sundays at 10:00 pm ET in the United States. The complete fourth season was released on Region 1 DVD and Region A Blu-ray on June 5, 2012.
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-[[AMC]] has confirmed that the '''fifth season''' of ''[[Breaking Bad]]'' concludes the series. The season consists of 16 episodes and splits in half, the first eight episodes aired in 2012 and final eight are scheduled to begin airing on August 11, 2013. The first half premiered July 15th, 2012 and concluded on September 2, 2012.
+The '''fifth and final season''' of the American television drama series '''''[[Breaking Bad]]''''' premiered on July 15, 2012. It consists of 16 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. [[AMC]] broadcast the first part of the fifth season on Sundays at 10:00 pm ET in the United States, and the second part will air on Sundays at 9:00 pm. The season is split into two parts, each containing eight episodes. The second half will debut on August 11, 2013.
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-|Region A = March 16, 2010}}The '''second season''' of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States American] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_drama television drama] series '''''[[Breaking Bad]]''''' premiered on March 8, 2009 and concluded on May 31, 2009. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMC_%28TV_channel%29 AMC] broadcast the second season on Sunday nights at 9:00 pm in the United States. The complete second season was released on Region 1 DVD and Region A Blu-ray on March 16, 2010.
+|Region A = March 16, 2010}}The '''second season''' of the American television drama series '''''[[Breaking Bad]]''''' premiered on March 8, 2009 and concluded on May 31, 2009. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. [[AMC]] broadcast the second season on Sunday nights at 9:00 pm in the United States. The complete second season was released on Region 1 DVD and Region A Blu-ray on March 16, 2010.
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 * [[Carmen Serano]] as [[Carmen|Principal Carmen]]
-* [[Max Arciniega]] as [[Krazy 8|Domingo Gallardo "Krazy 8" Molina]]
+* [[Max Arciniega (actor)|Max Arciniega]] as [[Krazy 8|Domingo Gallardo "Krazy 8" Molina]]
 * [[Steven Michael Quezada]] as [[Steven Gomez]]
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 |Aliases =  Krazy 8

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