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** The {{spoiler|plane crash}} at the end of season 2 is either a [[Contrived Coincidence]] that's a [[Cliffhanger Copout]] after all the vague flashforwards and build up or its a great metaphor for how Walt's actions have consequences he can't imagine.
* [[Complete Monster]]:
** Tuco and his cousins. Also, theJack unnamed dealers who {{spoiler|use an 11-year old as a dealer and hitman, before executing him in a playgroundWelker.}}
** Walt himself may have crossed the line into becoming one by the end of the show.
** Don't forget about Hector "Don" Salamanca, their uncle:
*** He {{spoiler|tried to drown his own nephew in a nearby cooler after his twin brother "wished he were dead".}}
*** Moreover, don't forget his reasoning: {{spoiler|to teach the twins loyalty and the necessity of violence to achieving an optimal gain for the family.}}
*** In a flashback in a more recent episode, {{spoiler|Hector shoots Gus' friend and business partner in the head, all while forcing him to stare at his lifeless face as "it was his fault".}}
** Don Eladio, head of the cartel and [[Smug Snake]] extraordinaire.
** {{spoiler|Gus may have finally crumbled the ample amount of cushion his [[Magnificent Bastard|magnificent bastardry]] granted him by telling Walt that he will murder Hank, and murder Walt's entire family if he interferes. He places special emphasis on Walt's infant daughter, after having stated before that he would not order the murder of a child.}}
** Walt himself may have crossed the line into becoming one after {{spoiler|poisoning Brock as part of a [[Kansas City Shuffle]] to get Jesse back on his side to take down Gus.}} Oddly enough, it's also something of a [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]].
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: The music that plays when {{spoiler|1=[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b6sDY7hiB4 Gus walks into the nursing home in ''Face Off''] }}. It manages to convey the emotion of that scene perfectly.
* [[Dead Baby Comedy]]: It was really only the 50th worst crash in aviation history.
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