Breaking Bad is an AMC original series that first aired in 2008 and ran for six seasons. The show follows Walter White, a New Mexico chemistry teacher diagnosed with Stage III cancer who enters the dangerous world of drugs and crime in order to secure his family's financial future. Breaking Bad was critically acclaimed and is still considered to be one of the greatest TV shows of all time. However, it is not without its flaws. This article will take a look at the worst episodes of Breaking Bad, ranked from least to worst.
The episodes in this list are not necessarily bad, but they just don't measure up to the quality of the rest of the show. While some of these episodes may have featured great performances and interesting story development, they just weren't as good as the other episodes in the series.
Despite the few that didn't quite hit the mark, Breaking Bad remains an incredible show. It's a testament to the show's quality that these episodes are considered to be the worst in the entire series. So, without further ado, let's take a look at the worst episodes of Breaking Bad.
Written by Sophie and last updated on Mai 02, 2024.
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Walt tries to reconnect with his family. Still suspicious of her husband's actions, Skyler keeps her distance. Jesse finds himself without a place to live and struggles to cope.
The episode was rated 7,86 from 4378 votes.
Tensions and bills mount at the White household. Hank makes progress at work, but struggles with some residual effects from his encounter with Tuco. Jesse assembles a crew of dealers to get their product out on the streets.
The episode was rated 7,95 from 4410 votes.
Walt and Jesse cover their tracks, but as a result, both of their financial situations suffer. Meanwhile, Hank and his DEA colleagues may have a break in their meth investigation.
The episode was rated 7,97 from 4535 votes.
Rumors fly about Jesse's recent actions as he and Walt discuss expanding their business into new territories. Hank struggles in El Paso. Skyler pursues a new job opportunity. Jesse gets to know his landlord, Jane.
The episode was rated 8,02 from 4380 votes.
Walt and Hank get into a fight, and Walt consumes himself with home improvements. Skyler opens up to her boss, Ted. Jane hides her relationship with Jesse from her father.
The episode was rated 8,10 from 4270 votes.
Walt and Jesse are reminded of Tuco’s volatile nature, and try to figure a way out of their business partnership. Hank attempts to mend fences between the estranged Marie and Skyler.
The episode was rated 8,13 from 4810 votes.
Walt returns to work. Skinny Pete gets ripped off and when Jesse steps in, he gets more than he bargained for. Walt's cover story on how Elliott and Gretchen are paying for his medical treatment starts to collapse.
The episode was rated 8,14 from 4409 votes.
The Whites await news about Walt's cancer treatment progress. Walt and Jesse retreat to the desert for a marathon cook.
The episode was rated 8,29 from 4331 votes.
When Badger gets busted, Walt and Jesse seek the legal advice of a shady attorney, Saul Goodman. Hank returns to Albuquerque, but his troubled mental state and demeanor cause Marie to worry.
The episode was rated 8,31 from 4403 votes.
Saul proposes a new business partner. Skyler makes a disturbing discovery. Jesse divulges his real profession to Jane.
The episode was rated 8,31 from 4258 votes.
Walt and Jesse find themselves in close quarters with an unhinged Tuco. Marie and Hank comfort Skyler, who is distraught over Walt’s disappearance. Hank pays a visit to Mrs. Pinkman on some not-so-official business.
The episode was rated 8,33 from 4811 votes.
In the episode Phoenix of Breaking Bad, the White family embraced a new addition, while Walter, Jr. started a website to help his family get through some tough times. Jesse's addiction was starting to spiral out of control.
The episode ended with a peaceful resolution, but viewers were left wondering about the consequences of Jesse's actions. Jane's father will likely blame Jesse for what happened, leaving the story with a cliffhanger. Fans of the show were in awe of the ending, calling it "sensational" and giving it a 10/10 rating.
The episode was rated 8,39 from 4237 votes.
The episode ABQ of Breaking Bad is a powerful episode that brings out a range of emotions. Skyler is pushed to the limit due to Walt's lies, while Jesse is forced to self-destruct after a personal blow. Donald's grief leads to tragedy and the show never ceases to amaze its viewers.
The comments for the episode are a testament to how great the show is. One user pinged savewalterwhite.com to show their appreciation for the show. Another user commented that the episode was a bit of a letdown for a season finale. Despite the mixed opinions on the episode, it still stands as a powerful episode that captures the range of emotions of its characters.
The episode was rated 8,45 from 4296 votes.
