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Jul 22, 2012 · Peter Schuler, an executive for Madrigal Electromotive based in Hanover, Germany, glumly tries out various condiments his company's test kitchen prepared before being informed by his secretary that men were coming to visit him.
Apr 5, 2009 · Jesse rejects this proposal: with Tuco out of the picture, they could rise up to take his place. Walt disagrees, but Jesse recounts the original terms of their partnership: Walt handles the cook and Jesse handles the business.
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At a test kitchen in Hannover, Germany, Peter Schuler, an executive for Madrigal Electromotive, glumly tastes a variety of dipping sauces. His secretary informs him that policemen have arrived asking to speak with him. On his way to his office, Peter walks through the building's lobby while a large sign for Los Pollos Hermanos is removed by a work crew. He notices a group of police officers in his office, looking at a photo of him and Gus Fring. Peter then takes a nearby automatic defibrillat...
Act I
Jesse phones Walt to share his worries about the ricin cigarette being missing, as he is afraid an innocent bystander or a child might find and use it. After promising to help Jesse look for it, Walt fills a similar vial with salt and creates a duplicate cigarette. He stashes the real ricin cigarette — which he retrieved from Saul — behind a wall outlet cover in his bedroom. Walt then "helps" Jesse search his housefor the cigarette and plants the fake cigarette in Jesse's Roomba for him to fi...
Act II
Lydia meets with Mike at a diner, handing him a list of eleven men who were on Gus' payroll; she surreptitiously suggests that Mike kill them before they can implicate Mike or herself. Mike shoots down the idea, vouching for the integrity of his men — Gus ensured they were well paid to handle interrogation and not divulge anything. Meanwhile, a depressed Skyler refuses to get out of bed despite the car washopening in 15 minutes. Walt tells her to get out of bed and to take a shower, and she w...
This is the last episode George Merkertappeared in.This is the first appearance of Madrigal Electromotive GmbH (besides only being mentioned).This is the first episode to depict a location outside of the United States or Mexico. It is also the first episode to feature characters speaking German. Most of the German-speaking actors have an...When Walt and Jesse sit down with Mike in his kitchen, a drawing made by Kaylee, which says "Blue is Good," is seen over Walt's shoulder.Featured Music
1. "Stay On The Outside" by Whitey (as Walt & Jesse search for the cigarette) 2. "I Can't Hide It" by The Coachmen (in the diner where Lydia meets Mike) 3. "Somebody Just Like You" by Mack Owen (in the diner where Lydia meets Mike)
" Madrigal " is the second episode of the fifth season of the American television crime drama series Breaking Bad, and the 48th episode overall. Written by the series creator Vince Gilligan and directed by Michelle MacLaren, it originally aired on AMC in the United States on July 22, 2012.
Walt comes to Mike with a proposal to join his new business venture, while Hank and the DEA begin to close in on those who were working with Gus Fring in 'Breaking Bad' episode 2: 'Madrigal.'
Jul 22, 2012 · Jonathan Banks’s icy fixer dominates a perfect episode. A recap of “Madrigal,” episode two of season five of AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad.’
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Sep 2, 2012 · In a few episodes, Hank will die, although not directly at Walt's hands. In the penultimate episode, Walt orders his scotch neat, indicating that although he did not kill Hank himself, he feels responsible for his death.
