Breaking Bad - Season 5
Season 5
With Gus Fring dead, Walt's transformation from well-meaning family man to ruthless drug kingpin is nearly complete. Forming a partnership with Jesse and Mike, Walt proceeds to make a killing in the meth business until the fruits of his murderous schemes are threatened by a new development in the investigation led by his relentless brother-in-law Hank.
Episodes
Live Free or Die
In the series 5 premiere, Walt deals with the aftermath of the explosion, while Hank wraps up his investigation of Gus and his criminal empire.
Madrigal
Walt and Jesse seek out an unlikely partner for a new business venture. The DEA follows up new leads in its investigation.
Hazard Pay
Walt and Jesse put a business plan into action. Walt confesses a secret to Marie.
Fifty-One
Walt celebrates another birthday. Skyler considers her options. An associate complicates Walt and Jesse's plan.
Dead Freight
Walt's team must get creative to obtain the materials they need to continue their operation.
Buyout
Walt, Jesse, and Mike struggle over the future of their business, as occupational hazards weigh on Jesse.
Say My Name
Walt takes control of business matters as Mike grapples with the consequences of his actions.
Gliding Over All
Walt ties up loose ends. Seeing the evidence of his success, he makes a startling and dangerous decision.
Blood Money
As Walt and Jesse adjust to life out of the business, Hank grapples with a troubling lead.
Buried
While Skyler's past catches up with her, Walt covers his tracks. Jesse continues to struggle with his guilt.
Confessions
Jesse decides to make a change, while Walt and Skyler try to deal with an unexpected demand.
Rabid Dog
An unusual strategy starts to bear fruit, while plans are set in motion that could change everything.
To'hajiilee
Things heat up for Walt in unexpected ways.
Ozymandias
Everyone copes with radically changed circumstances.
Granite State
Events set in motion long ago move toward a conclusion.
Felina
The acclaimed crime drama comes to a close in the series finale.
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