Breaking Bad

This show is one of the most brilliantly written, acted and directed programs I have ever seen. We just love it!
Okay, here's the set up: Walt (The main character played by Brian Cranston) goes with his brother-in-law on a ride along to a drug bust. They drive up to a house and Walt waits in the car while his brother-in-law, Hank, goes in with a group of other DEA law enforcement agents and raids the house.
Meanwhile, Walt see's a kid jumping out the window, escaping out the back while he sits in the car.
Walt knows the kid from the school where he teaches chemistry, but he doesn't say anything to anyone and the kid gets away...

So the kid gets away (Jesse), but Walt knows who he is and decides to hunt him down secretly because Walt wants to learn the drug business, namely the meth cooking and selling business, because he is dying of cancer and wants to cook meth using his chemistry skills and sell it to earn a big chunk of cash to leave his family before he dies...

The reviews are in, and Breaking Bad's season finale has swept the critics away. Entertainment Weekly calls Episode 13, "tremendously satisfying," while Newsday's Verne Gay considers it "TV"s best finale of the season." In California, The Los Angeles Times says the episode was "audacious in scope and flawless in execution," and The San Francisco Chronicle raves the show is "unbelievably impressive." Online, TV Squad noted that it capped off a "stellar" sophomore season, while AV Club hailed Season 2 as "one of serialized drama's greatest accomplishments."

So the two pair up and start cooking meth in this old RV they buy and the meth ends up being the best the market has ever seen! Walt, being a chemistry teacher, insists on taking every precaution to make sure it come out absolutely perfect.

...But what about Hank, his DEA brother in law? Hank finds out about this high grade meth finding it's way to the streets and starts looking for the source. They speak at family gatherings and Brian Cranston (Walt) says more with his eyes to the camera about his involvement than we can hardly stand, but brother in law never figures it out.
Ya gotta be there!