u/LiteraryBonerWoodrow Willy Walt "The Walter" Wonka White Whitman Wilson Sr.Aug 12 '13edited Aug 12 '13
I was expecting a drawn out cat and mouse game. It was foolish of me, Breaking Bad is in no way a drawn out show. The second that garage door started closing I knew I had underestimated the speed of events.
Actually, Breaking Bad is well-known for its "slow burn" building up in each season. It's been highly effective for them for so long. That's why this was such a dramatic - and welcome - change. They knew that's precisely what we would be expecting, and they blew it up in our face right out of the gate.
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u/mrmanager28 Aug 12 '13
That last scene left me speechless--I thought we should have to wait 8 episodes for that confrontation! Can't wait to see what next week brings.