But just because Gus is gone, it doesn't mean that other problems aren't going to arise. As we saw in her last scene from season four, Walt's wife Skylar (Anna Gunn) no longer views her husband the same way. She will continue to launder his dirty money through their car wash, but she's no longer happily cooperating and she's going to fight Walt's will until his - or her - dying breath. Commentary with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk and Melissa Bernstein - At the time this commentary was recorded, writer/director Peter Gould was busy shooting upcoming episode 515, which is why he's not present in it. The explosive saga of high school chemistry teacher-turned-meth kingpin Walter White is available in its entirety, including all 62 uncut, uncensored episodes, in an exclusive collectible tin box featuring the original Heisenberg illustration etched on the cover. La edición es una réplica de uno de los barriles en los que Walt esconde el dinero, y viene cargadita de extras. Entre ellos destaca un documental de dos horas en el que cuenta el desarrollo de la última temporada. Desde las primeras lecturas del guion hasta el rodaje de los últimos capítulos. Pero también hay más de 55 horas de contenidos especiales, un libreto de 16 páginas del creador de la serie Vince Gillian, una moneda conmemorativa y un delantal de “Los pollos hermanos”. The entire season poses one question to the audience, the same question that Walt and Jesse are asking themselves: how in the hell is this going to end well for either of them? The only reason they're still alive is because they are indispensable to Gus' business – or are they? Walter White is an exceptionally smart man. We've learned that throughout the series. But functioning on the same level of genius is Gus. Walt is to chemistry as Gus is to business. There's no doubt that Gus wants Walt and Jesse dead, but Gus also knows without a doubt that Walt wants him dead too. Kill or be killed. 'Season Four' is all about their playful game of who is going to kill whom first – only it unfolds like an intricate game of chess where the loyalties of the pieces are blurred.

Most importantly, on the content side, is a special disc only available with the Complete Series set. The main attraction, as it were, is the excellent documentary “No Half Measures”, filmed specifically for this set. It’s a feature-length (two hour, fifteen minute) documentary that covers the making of the final eight episodes, from start to finish. The documentary crew were truly given all access, taking us from the writers' room to the set to editing and are there for the making of all of the key scenes in the final season, including the last day of shooting for each of the main cast members. There’s a lot of emotion on display, as the cast and crew say goodbye to each other, and as a fan, it’s easy to get wrapped up in it all, as we see all the hard work these people did to make something so terrific. For the sake of removing confusion, allow me to classify the special features into two categories: there are those that are found within the "Special Features" section of the menu, and there are those that are found attached to each episode in the "Episodes" section of the menu. Don't be confused by the "Inside 'Breaking Bad'" special feature because different episodes of it are placed in different sections of the menu. For the sake of ease, the following list of special features will begin with those found in the "Special Features" sub-menu, after which I'll dive into the episode-specific extras. Stay with me, for there are over nine hours of solid features here - hence the five-star rating.Gag Reel (SD, 5 min.) - Let the F-bombs fly! This typical gag reel features a few more laughs than most, but it's still nothing hilarious. Jesse Plemons Audition Footage (HD, 3:22, Disc 2) – Newcomers Plemons is a great addition to the cast as Todd. An alternate version of the script was used for his audition to avoid revealing details about some major plot points involving his character. This audition footage is also presented in HD, but shot in SD. Inside 'Breaking Bad' – The Cast Looks Ahead (1080i, 3:49, Disc 1) – The cast discuss the new Walter White (a.k.a. Heisenberg), describe the darker changes with the new series and talk about the rise and decline of a man. More than anything, this feature is a spoiler-free tease for what's to come in season five. Episode 410 Deleted Scene (SD, 3 min.) - Walt Jr.'s 16th birthday was a strange one. Making it more awkward is this deleted scene showing him partial family's make-shift party. Collector’s Edition Full Series Set Features an All-New, Two-Hour Documentary and More Than 55 Hours of Special Features in a Collectible Replica Barrel with

Episode 406 Extended and Alternate Scene (SD, 3 min.) - Watch more of Walt collecting the key from the car wash. Inside 'Breaking Bad' – Where Season 4 Left Off (1080i, 4:14, Disc 1) – Much like my review of this actual season, this episode of 'Inside' poses the questions that point to the direction that the series is going after the season four finale. Another exemplary setting is the open desert. Be it the sandy wide open fields or the rolling shrub-covered hills, the sounds of blowing wind toss sand and twigs through the air can be heard moving from channel to channel. In this same setting, the effects of dirt bike popping around the hills also denotes a great use of all channels and imaging.

Scene Stealer: Betsy Brandt as Marie Schrader – A look at the character Marie Schrader and the woman who plays her, Betsy Brandt. The Science of a Hit Show (HD, 6 min.) - Hear the series' creators describe its origins, what made it successful in the beginning and how it has evolved. Commentary with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Michael Slovis, George Mastras and Christian Diaz De Bedoya - The train episode offers a great amount of fun discussion. Inside 'Breaking Bad' – 'Live Free or Die' (1080i, 5:24, Disc 1) – Each of the 'Inside' featurettes that carries the title of the actual episode as a sub-title is a spoiler-filled recap of said episode. To avoid repetition, I will also refrain from explaining what's contained in these 'Inside' segments. Gallery 1988 Art Show (HD, 3:35, Disc 1) – A slew of artist fans of the series created unique original pieces that were featured in an Albuquerque art gallery. Watch footage from the gala where members of the cast and crew, artists, locals and celebrity fans showed up. If I had thousands of dollars to spare on art, I could easily blow it on a few of those shown here.

Superlab Tour (HD, 3 min.) - Set designer Michael Flowers walks us through the superlab and explains each of the pieces of equipment used in the cook process. This featurette is rather repetitious considering there were already three other devoted to the superlab (in the Inside 'Break Bad' featurettes) and a full set tour. Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. A Criminal Attorney: Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman –A look at the character Saul Goodman and the man who played him, Bob Odenkirk.Commentary with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, RJ Mitte, Michael Slovis and Dennis Milliken - As always, these commentaries are fun, informative and absolutely entertaining. You may hope that this commentary reveals some insider details regarding the season's teasing intro, but they don't reveal a thing. To avoid repetition, I will only list notable aspects of the subsequent commentaries. Nothing Stops This Train (HD, 15:38, Disc 2) – For me, there's one episode in each season that stands out above the others. In season three, it was the parking lot shootout between Hank and The Cousins. In season four, it was Gus' finale. For season five, it's episode 505, which turns out was a logistical nightmare due to the desert conditions, the train – parked or moving – and technical difficulties. This featurette covers it all. The shoot. The problems. The stunts. The special effects.