Bit by a Dead Bee

Walt and Jesse cross the desert and plot a plan to justify their disappearance in the last days. Walt gets a ride to a supermarket and takes off his clothes, wandering naked inside. He is sent to the hospital dehydrated and posing confusing. Meanwhile, Jesse asks his friend Badger to help him to remove his laboratory from the basement to his trailer. Then Badger's cousin tows the trailer to a safe place. Jesse goes to the motel and stays with Wendy in a room. When the DEA raids the motel, she gives the necessary alibi to Jesse. Hank does not buy and brings Tuco's uncle to the station to recognize Jesse, but he does not help the DEA. However, Jesse loses all his money that was in a bag in the trunk of his car, and Hank mocks him. When Walt is discharged from the hospital, Skyler questions him about his second cell phone.

"Bit by a Dead Bee" is an episode of "Breaking Bad" where Walt and Jesse need to explain their whereabouts the last days. Walt uses a bold plan, but he is smart and able to get rid of the psychologist in charge of the diagnosis. Jesse's plan is simpler and is helped by Wendy and Tuco's uncle that hates the police officers. Jesse loses almost sixty-five thousand dollars to stay free. Skyler presses Walt again, now questioning his second cell phone. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Bit by a Dead Bee"

We see what happens immediately after Walt and Jesse's encounter with Tuco.

This is a cleverly written episode that treats the situation plausibly and deals with how certain aspects have to be explained to other characters. The writers have given attention to important details that are necessary to avoid contrivances. Additionally, I like how they use a previous scene between Hank and Wendy as a bit of Karma striking back.

Importantly, it lays the foundations perfectly for the next episode, which is very emotionally charged.

All actors are on great form as always and the visuals are strong.

For me it's an 8.5/10 but I round upwards.

This episode should honestly be higher rated. I have no idea how some one can rate this episode below a 7 out of 10. Anyways, my favorite things about this episode were the storyline, the Protagonist, and the ending. My favorite characters were Walt, Jesse, and Skylar. If I am not wrong, I believe it's after this episode when Skylar starts to get annoying in the series, but honestly, I am not looking for characters based on how annoying they are. I am looking for characters based on how enjoyable and well-written they are. If you watched this episode, I should congratulate you for finishing your first 10 episodes of the series, and you have 52 left.

If Walter White was dealing with reputable people, he would have been jailed a long time ago. But being in the business of meth with the scum of the earth, makes him a peripheral character by a kind of evil brotherhood. So when Jesse is picked up, the hatred of the police comes into play and there is no retribution. The old man would rather accept the death of his nephew than give information to the cops. Walter comes up with the wackiest plan, ending up naked in a supermarket and pretending to have memory loss. He is brought to a hospital which treats him like a prisoner because of his irrationality. There is great tension in this episode and i can't wait to see what's next. Walter is not off the hook with the person closest to him.

The third episode in the second season of Breaking Bad is a step down from the previous episode, but it's still an incredible, fast-paced episode. This is an episode which I like to call a bridge episode. This is the connecting episode which connects one big event to another big event. That being said, it's still truly an entertaining episode.

In this episode, "Bit by a Dead Bee," after Walt and Jesse were able to escape Tuco, Walt has come up with a plan to explain their disappearance. Walt was decides to strip naked in a supermarket and claims he has dementia. Jesse returns to his house to get rid of all their equipment. Eventually, Jesse gets taken in and the cops don't believe his alibi of his connection with Tuco.

Overall, I've seen better episodes in this series but still, this episode is almost perfect. A great and a very much realistic episode especially when it comes to the suspicions of Skylar. This episode ends in a very good cliffhanger which foreshadows of what is to come. I rate this episode 9/10.