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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/VinceGilligan claimed that this was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing -- currently, it holds a perfect 10 score on Website/{{IMDB}}, currently the '''''only'''''' IMDB Episode with a perfect 10, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history -- some say it's the greatest.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/VinceGilligan claimed that this was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing -- currently, it holds a perfect 10 score on Website/{{IMDB}}, currently the '''''only'''''' '''''only''''' IMDB Episode with a perfect 10, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history -- some say it's the greatest.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/VinceGilligan claimed that this was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing -- for a time, currently, it held holds a perfect 10 score on Website/{{IMDB}}, currently the '''''only'''''' IMDB Episode with a perfect 10, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history -- some say it's the greatest.
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* ThrowItIn: The show has always excelled at communicating non-verbally while never underestimating the power of words. Holly saying "mama" was not scripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. The director, Rian Johnson left it in because it expressed so well what Cranston was originally going to sell with a look.
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* ThrowItIn: The show has always excelled at communicating non-verbally while never underestimating the power of words. Holly saying "mama" was not scripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. The director, Rian Johnson Creator/RianJohnson left it in because it expressed so well what Cranston was originally going to sell with a look.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/VinceGilligan claimed that this was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing- for a time, it held a perfect 10 score on Website/{{IMDB}}, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history- some say it's the greatest.
* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: A positive example. While filming one scene, the baby who was playing Walt's daughter Holly started crying for her mother (who was standing just off-camera). In context — Walt had gone on the run after a vicious fight with Skyler and had kidnapped the baby as he left, and the script called for him to spend a few moments with her before deciding to give her back — it worked brilliantly, and a bit of reactive improvisation from Creator/BryanCranston allowed them to ThrowItIn.
* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: A positive example. While filming one scene, the baby who was playing Walt's daughter Holly started crying for her mother (who was standing just off-camera). In context — Walt had gone on the run after a vicious fight with Skyler and had kidnapped the baby as he left, and the script called for him to spend a few moments with her before deciding to give her back — it worked brilliantly, and a bit of reactive improvisation from Creator/BryanCranston allowed them to ThrowItIn.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/VinceGilligan claimed that this was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing- airing -- for a time, it held a perfect 10 score on Website/{{IMDB}}, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history- history -- some say it's the greatest.
* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: A positive example. While filming one scene, the baby who was playing Walt's daughter Holly started crying for her mother (who was standing just off-camera). In context— -- Walt had gone on the run after a vicious fight with Skyler and had kidnapped the baby as he left, and the script called for him to spend a few moments with her before deciding to give her back — -- it worked brilliantly, and a bit of reactive improvisation from Creator/BryanCranston allowed them to ThrowItIn.
* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: A positive example. While filming one scene, the baby who was playing Walt's daughter Holly started crying for her mother (who was standing just off-camera). In context
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/GuillermoDelToro desperately wanted to direct the episode. When he expressed this desire to the episode's eventual director Rian Johnson, Johnson responded, "Yeah, sorry, I'm the one who gets to fuck the prom queen."
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* OneTakeWonder: According to Creator/DeanNorris, Hank's death scene was done in one take.
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. Bryan Cranston just rolled with it, making it a much more effective scene in the process.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/VinceGilligan claimed that this was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing- for a time, it held a perfect 10 score on Website/{{IMDB}}, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history- some say it's the greatest.
* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: A positive example. While filming one scene, the baby who was playing Walt's daughter Holly started crying for her mother (who was standing just off-camera). In context — Walt had gone on the run after a vicious fight with Skyler and had kidnapped the baby as he left, and the script called for him to spend a few moments with her before deciding to give her back — it worked brilliantly, and a bit of reactive improvisation from Creator/BryanCranston allowed them to ThrowItIn.
* ThrowItIn: The show has always excelled at communicating non-verbally while never underestimating the power of words. Holly saying"Mama" "mama" was unscripted; not scripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. Bryan The director, Rian Johnson left it in because it expressed so well what Cranston just rolled was originally going to sell with it, making it a much more effective scene in the process.look.
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* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: A positive example. While filming one scene, the baby who was playing Walt's daughter Holly started crying for her mother (who was standing just off-camera). In context — Walt had gone on the run after a vicious fight with Skyler and had kidnapped the baby as he left, and the script called for him to spend a few moments with her before deciding to give her back — it worked brilliantly, and a bit of reactive improvisation from Creator/BryanCranston allowed them to ThrowItIn.
* ThrowItIn: The show has always excelled at communicating non-verbally while never underestimating the power of words. Holly saying
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. Bryan Cranston just rolled with it, which made it a much more effective scene in the process.
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. Bryan Cranston just rolled with it, which made making it a much more effective scene in the process.
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted; the baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was nearby and called for her. Bryan Cranston just rolled with it.it, which made it a much more effective scene in the process.
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted but the baby's mom was offscreen and Bryan Cranston just rolled with it.
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted but unscripted; the baby's mom baby "playing" Holly saw her mother who was offscreen nearby and called for her. Bryan Cranston just rolled with it.
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* ThrowItIn: Holly saying "Mama" was unscripted but the baby's mom was offscreen and Bryan Cranston just rolled with it.
