Breaking Bad Recap Season 5, Episode 15, “Granite State” Slant Magazine
HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Granite State," the September 22 episode of AMC's "Breaking Bad," in which Walt skips town in the series' devastating penultimate installment.
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Written and directed by Peter Gould ("Hazard Pay," "Problem Dog"), last night's penultimate Breaking Bad episode, "Granite State," was one in which Walter seemed more sinned against.
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Breaking BadSeason 5 Episode 15Granite StateOne of the best scene
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Walt and Saul meet in a temporary hideout provided by Ed, the guy who's providing both of them with new identities. Walt is hell-bent on revenge on the Aryan Brotherhood gang for killing Hank and stealing his money, and he asks Saul for help. Saul says there's nothing he can do anymore, and suggests the best thing Walt could do now is give.
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No copyright intended. From season 5 episode 15 Granite State - wooooow this scene was epic soo much goosebumps.
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Ad - content continues below. There's a beautifully poignant moment earlier in the episode where the Extractor points out to Walt the bucolic nature of his surroundings, describing them as.
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Saul and Walter go over the options on the table in a very difficult situation.Lucky Hank, starring Bob Odenkirk, premieres March 19 on AMC.From Season 5 Epi.
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"Granite State" is the fifteenth and penultimate episode of the fifth season of Breaking Bad, and the sixty-first episode of the series altogether. The disappearer's minivan picks up a passenger and drives to a vacuum repair shop. After the disappearer, a man named Ed, parks inside the rear garage, Saul steps out. Ed takes a photo of Saul and starts working on his new Nebraska ID, saying that.
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Granite State: Directed by Peter Gould. With Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn, Aaron Paul, Dean Norris. Walt struggles as he adapts to aspects of his new identity. Jesse plans an escape against Jack and his crew.
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Summaries. Walt struggles as he adapts to aspects of his new identity. Jesse plans an escape against Jack and his crew. Walt is hiding out with Saul's man waiting to get his new identity and leave Albuquerque. He's joined by none other than Saul himself who is also on the run from the authorities due to his connection with Heisenberg.
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That said, "Ozymandias" certainly deserves a slot in the top tier of "Breaking Bad" episodes."Granite State," though it was as well-made and well-executed as any late-era "Breaking Bad" hour, didn't quite have the drive and impact of "Ozymandias" or "To'hajiilee," which had epic scope, huge developments and more than their share of emotional sucker punches.
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Breaking Bad: The Good Side of Walter White The use of white was interesting in this episode. Now that the show is essentially over, we see Skyler in white, Saul in white, Walt in white.
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The Breaking Bad theme music cues up as the police enter the bar. But Walt is gone. Walt spends most of "Granite State" alone in the woods — in his own "Walden," if you will. Walden.
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"Ozymandias" was the greatest episode of Breaking Bad so far, but "Granite State" solidified Breaking Bad, for me, as the greatest work of episodic cinema ever. Most TV shows miss the concept of pacing (the one's with continuity). They tend to sprint towards the finish in an effort to keep the audience as pleased as possible.