Set almost entirely in Walter White and Jesse Pinkman's laboratory, "Fly" focuses on Walter's obsessive efforts to catch a fly that has entered the laboratory. For many viewers, this episode …

When Jesse returns the next day, he finds Walt still in pain from the fall and demanding that they cannot start cooking until they get rid of the fly. Walter has created an area of positive …

After Jesse left for the day, Walt stayed behind to deal with a fly buzzing around the lab, worried that it would contaminate the meth. Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan explained that "Fly" …

This particular episode took a break and painstakingly played with the analogy that was a fly that was bugging the central characters. It is artistic, innovative and at times touching and at other …

Set almost entirely in Walter White and Jesse Pinkman's laboratory, "Fly" focuses on Walter's obsessive efforts to catch a fly that has entered the laboratory. For many viewers, this episode …

The fly situation was very funny (reminiscent of something straight from THE SIMPSONS or FAMILY GUY), and despite in this episode there are only Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, …

Walt engages in his most erratic display of behavior yet, refusing to cook until he and Jesse find a single fly that could "contaminate" their batch. And that's basically what the episode is: forty …

Set almost entirely in Walter White and Jesse Pinkman's laboratory, "Fly" focuses on Walter's obsessive efforts to catch a fly that has entered the laboratory. For many viewers, this episode …

In this episode, "Fly," Walt begins to suffer from extreme paranoia and insomnia. Walt believes his formula doesn't add up to the amount of meth they are producing.

"Breaking Bad" Fly (TV Episode 2010) - Cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.