Walter White, a New Mexico chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of only two years left to live. He becomes filled with a sense of fearlessness and an unrelenting desire to secure his family's financial future at any cost as he enters the dangerous world of drugs and crime.
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Walter White, a New Mexico chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of only two years left to live. He becomes filled with a sense of fearlessness and an unrelenting desire to secure his family's financial future at any cost as he enters the dangerous world of drugs and crime.
Season 3 episodes
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Walt faces a new threat, on a new front and deals with an increasingly angry Skyler, who must consider what to do next with her life and the kids. Meanwhile, Jesse comes face-to-face with some startling self-revelations.
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Directed by Bryan CranstonWritten by Vince GilliganGuest stars John de Lancie, Julie Dretzin, Luis Moncada, Jere Burns, Carmen Serano, Daniel Moncada, Taylor Dearden, Jonathan Ragsdale
Despite ever-increasing tension between Walt and Skyler, he pulls out all the stops in an effort to reconcile with the family. Elsewhere, Saul is instrumental in getting Jesse involved in a most-unusual investment opportunity.
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Directed by Adam BernsteinWritten by Peter GouldGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Steven Michael Quezada, Jonathan Banks, Michael Bofshever, Dan Desmond, Luis Moncada, Jeremiah Bitsui, Christopher Cousins
Walt ignores Skyler's demands, furthering the rift between them and pushing her to break bad. Still suffering from panic and anxiety attacks, Hank crosses a line at work.
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Directed by Michelle MacLarenWritten by George MastrasGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Steven Michael Quezada, Jonathan Banks, Danny Trejo, Stoney Westmoreland, Caleb Landry Jones, Shari Rhodes, Julie Dretzin
Walt loses control as he reacts to Skyler's news, endangering his job and relationships with Saul and Jesse. Hank throws himself into his blue meth investigation. Jesse enacts a new plan.
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Directed by Scott WinantWritten by Sam CatlinGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Steven Michael Quezada, Jonathan Banks, Jolene Purdy, Mark Hanson, Jeremiah Bitsui, Christopher Cousins, Michael Shamus Wiles
Gus increases his efforts to lure Walt back into business, forcing a rift between Walt and Jesse. Skyler doubts her new relationship. Marie confides in Skyler about her concern for Hank's well-being.
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Directed by Johan RenckWritten by Moira Walley-BeckettGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Steven Michael Quezada, Carole Gutierrez, Julie Dretzin, Kathy Rose Center, Christopher Cousins, Charles Baker, Michael McCormick
Walt settles into his new surroundings; Walt, Jr. wants answers about his parents' relationship; Hank's investigation causes problems for Walt and Jesse.
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Directed by John ShibanWritten by John ShibanGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Tom Kiesche, Frank Bond, Jiji Hise, Luis Moncada, David Costabile, Larry Hankin, Michael Shamus Wiles
Hank's increasing volatility forces a confrontation with Jesse and trouble at work. Skyler pressures Walt to make a deal. Gus' actions have severe consequences.
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Directed by Michelle MacLarenWritten by Thomas SchnauzGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Nate Mooney, Luis Moncada, Michael Showers, Mark Sivertsen, David Costabile, Michael Shamus Wiles, Daniel Moncada
The family waits for news about Hank. While Jesse covers at the lab, Walt attempts to placate Gus. After witnessing a disturbing outburst, Walt worries he and his family are in danger.
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Directed by Colin BuckseyWritten by Gennifer HutchisonGuest stars Steven Michael Quezada, Jonathan Banks, Michael Bryan French, Christopher Dempsey, Lora Martinez-Cunningham, Jeremiah Bitsui, David Costabile, Javier Grajeda
As Hank's hospital bills stack up, Skyler hatches a plan. Walt and Gus come to a better understanding. Jesse, looking for more independence, pursues a new opportunity.
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Directed by Michael SlovisWritten by George Mastras, Peter GouldGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Steven Michael Quezada, Michael Bryan French, Mark Harelik, Cynthia Ruffin, Fernando Escandon, Jeremiah Bitsui, Jere Burns
Walt becomes obsessed with a contaminant in the lab and refuses to finish the cook until it is eliminated. A frustrated Jesse attempts to get Walt back on track.
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Directed by Rian JohnsonWritten by Sam Catlin, Moira Walley-Beckett
Skyler gets involved with Walt's business. Hank struggles with his recovery. Jesse makes a startling discovery after meeting a girl at group therapy.
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Directed by Michelle MacLarenWritten by Thomas Schnauz, John ShibanGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Mike Seal, Marius Stan, Jere Burns, Virginia Montero, Emily Rios, Charles Baker, Matt Jones
Against Walt's advice, Jesse lashes out. Fearing for Jesse's safety, Walt takes drastic action to intervene and tragic event leads to a shocking confrontation.
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Directed by Adam BernsteinWritten by Sam Catlin, Peter GouldGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Mike Seal, Jeremiah Bitsui, Emily Rios, Julia Minesci, Antonio Leyba, Angelo Martinez
With Jesse on the run and Mike in hot pursuit, Walt negotiates a bargain with Gus and concocts a disturbing plan to provide for his and Jesse's safety.
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Directed by Vince GilliganWritten by Vince GilliganGuest stars Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Louis Herthum, Tiley Chao, Eddie J. Fernandez, Ben Hernandez Bray, Toby Holguin, Eddie Perez