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Photos From Episode 9 - "4 Days Out"

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In Episode 9, Walt and Jesse get a first-hand look at the effects of prolonged exposure to desert heat. Take a glimpse for yourself with photos from "4 Days Out." Thirsting to see what happens next week? Catch a sneak peek at Episode 10, "Over," with two photos at the end of the gallery.

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Posted by Clayton Neuman
May 3, 2009 11:00pm

Filed under: Photo Galleries

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By Tumbleweed on May 4, 2009 8:57 AM


Well, they can't all be gems.

This episode just went on and on, almost slapstick at times, with hardly any of that witty dialogue or action sequences. It played more like Gilligan's Island, with the crew down to just Gilligan and the Professor.

The whole gist of this one looked like a chance to get Walt into remission so that the show could go on for years and years, as we all grow old watching Walt die of cancer.

During the boredom, my mind wandered to the time after Walt's death. By then Jesse would surely have formed a bond with Walt's family. Picture a Sunday afternoon cookout at Skylar's house, as Walt Jr. and his little sister both affectionately talk to Uncle Jesse, who is at the grill alongside Hank slapping more sauce on the steaks.

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By Paula Ross on May 4, 2009 1:39 PM

Best show on TV ever.
Aaron Paul is a exceptional actor. One of the best actors
I've seen.
Hope the show doesn't end soon.
Is there another season?
ross.paolajrgmail.com

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By easilyjaded on May 4, 2009 7:49 PM

Tumbleweed, I can't believe you think this episode was boring. I love TV episodes that take place in one small setting...as long as I care about the characters and the script is great. You don't need action sequences to have an exciting episode!

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By stormsiren609 on June 14, 2009 3:21 AM

This is one of my favorite episodes. I like the sense of desperation in it, and it's a nice change from the usual intense action scenarios. This is the opposite, but just as extreme. It goes to show that things as simple as time and space can become your worst enemies, as well as a rickety vehicle that breaks down on you after you drove it to the middle of nowhere for the umpteenth time. It was bound to happen sooner or later, and it's about time it did.

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By Ponderpete on January 25, 2011 10:21 AM

it was in my top 10 episodes


Pete

ashtrays

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