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8 mar. 2009 · Tuco departs with No-Doze's unconscious body and Gonzo, but returns when No-Doze stops breathing. Tuco demands Walt and Jesse try to save him with CPR (which Walt claims won't work), but No-Doze dies where he lays. After taking his frustrations out on No-Doze's lifeless corpse, Tuco orders Gonzo to dispose of the body.
10 mar. 2009 · It opens with a black-and-white sequence of what appears to be teddy bear carnage in the Whites’ backyard, police sirens wailing on the soundtrack, then goes immediately into resolving last season’s ad hoc cliffhanger (only forced to be a cliffhanger because the writers strike cut the episode order for season one down to seven from 10).
"Seven Thirty-Seven" is the first episode of the second season of Breaking Bad and the eighth episode altogether. The episode opens on black and white shots of a backyard. The camera pans over to reveal what appears to be an eyeball bobbing in a swimming pool.
"Seven Thirty-Seven" is the second season premiere episode of the American television drama series Breaking Bad, and the 8th episode overall. It was written by J. Roberts and directed by series star Bryan Cranston.
18 mai 2016 · This season opens with an ominous view of a fake eyeball floating in a pool. Then a pink teddy bear – the only colour visible aside from the black and white of everything else. Cut back to where we last saw Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a.k.a Heisenberg, and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul).
The following morning, Jesse returns home to find his driveway gate open, Walt gone, the RV cleared of meth supplies, Krazy-8 missing from the basement, and the bike lock left behind. Meanwhile, the DEA discover Walt and Jesse's cook site in the desert and Walt's discarded gas mask.
Season 2 "Seven Thirty-Seven" 2x1 Aired 15 years ago - Mar 08, 2009 Walt and Jesse are vividly reminded of Tuco’s volatile nature, and try to figure a way out of their business partnership.
