We had to wait one year for this episode and I think we all had HUGE expectations. Well, the episode surpassed them!
The intro left us wondering who finally reveals Walt's true identity to the public and why he needs the ricin all of a sudden. The first time in the show we see that Jesse clearly distrusts Walt and he even seemed scared of him. Also, Walt may not cook Meth anymore but since Lydia "visited" him in the car wash his "retirement" didn't work out like he hoped it would. And the end of the episode...what can I say besides it was incredible? I knew that a certain point Walt and Hank would have this confrontation but I didn't think it would take place in the first episode. And with the last line (tread lightly) we know that Heisenberg is still there. Also we found out that Walt's cancer is back and we don't know if he can win the fight against it again.
The storyline, the acting, Cranston's great directing, nothing disappointed in this episode. 10/10
The intro left us wondering who finally reveals Walt's true identity to the public and why he needs the ricin all of a sudden. The first time in the show we see that Jesse clearly distrusts Walt and he even seemed scared of him. Also, Walt may not cook Meth anymore but since Lydia "visited" him in the car wash his "retirement" didn't work out like he hoped it would. And the end of the episode...what can I say besides it was incredible? I knew that a certain point Walt and Hank would have this confrontation but I didn't think it would take place in the first episode. And with the last line (tread lightly) we know that Heisenberg is still there. Also we found out that Walt's cancer is back and we don't know if he can win the fight against it again.
The storyline, the acting, Cranston's great directing, nothing disappointed in this episode. 10/10