Breaking Bad: Difference between revisions

* [[Contrived Coincidence]]: {{spoiler|Everything involving the midair collision in the season 2 finale.}}

* [[Cradle of Loneliness]]: After {{spoiler|Jane's death}} Jesse can be seen cradling his cell phone, then calling her number just to hear her speaking on her voice mail, until her line is finally disconnected.

* [[Crime-Time TV]]

* [[Cross Referenced Titles]]: "The Cat's in the Bag..."/"...And the Bag's in the River", "No Mas"/"Mas", "Half-Measures"/"Full Measure". There's also the {{spoiler|"737"/"Down"/"Over"/"ABQ"}} foreshadowing.

* [[Dying Moment of Awesome]]:

** {{spoiler|Hector Salamanca of all people gets one, giving Gus one last look of hate before blowing them all up}}.

* [[Ear Worm]]: In-universe example, for Walt the catchy theme song for a furniture store’s late-night commercials where he bought Walter Junior’s crib 16 years ago. "Don’t let shopping strain your brain-o, Just sing this short refrain-o, Our furniture is buen-o, Tampico is the name-o!"

* [[Early Installment Weirdness]]: Bryan Cranston's [[Bald of Awesome]] and [[Beard of Evil]] are now iconic for the show, so people might be a little startled to see him with a full head of hair and a particularly bad mustache in the first few episodes.

* [[Empathy Doll Shot]]: The teddy bear in the pool, as well as a doll in the background of a derelict junkie house in season 2.

* [[Enemy Mine]]: {{spoiler|How Walter gets Hector Salamanca to kill Gus.}}

** Walter, rapidly losing any moral high ground he might have started with, still loves his family.

* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: Subverted. Gus acts insulted when Walt accuses him of murdering a child, then later reveals that he's quite willing to such a thing, and more, if it suits his purposes.