Breaking Bad episode "Fly"

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"Fly" is a bottle episode from the TV series Breaking Bad, notable for its intense psychological focus on Walter White and Jesse Pinkman and its distinctive, minimalist style.

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instanceOf television episode ⓘ
airDate 2010-05-23 ⓘ
belongsToGenre crime drama ⓘ
psychological drama ⓘ
cameraStyle unusual angles and close-ups ⓘ
centralMotif a contaminating fly in the lab ⓘ
chronologicalPlacement after the episode "Kafkaesque" ⓘ
before the episode "Abiquiu" ⓘ
containsSceneType extended dialogue between Walter White and Jesse Pinkman ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
criticalReception divisive among some viewers ⓘ
generally positive ⓘ
director Rian Johnson ⓘ
episodeNumberInSeason 10 ⓘ
episodeType bottle episode ⓘ
featuresCharacter Gale Boetticher ⓘ
filmingLocation Albuquerque, New Mexico ⓘ
mainCharacter Jesse Pinkman ⓘ
Walter White ⓘ
narrativeFocus psychological tension between Walter White and Jesse Pinkman ⓘ
narrativeFunction deepens Walter and Jesse's relationship ⓘ
foreshadows Walter White's eventual confession issues ⓘ
notableFor exploration of Walter White's guilt and obsession ⓘ
intense character study of Walter White ⓘ
originalLanguage English ⓘ
originalNetwork AMC ⓘ
partOfSeries Breaking Bad ⓘ
plotElement Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are trapped in the lab overnight ⓘ
Walter White becomes obsessed with killing a fly ⓘ
portrayedBy Aaron Paul ⓘ
Bryan Cranston ⓘ
praisedFor direction by Rian Johnson ⓘ
experimental structure ⓘ
performances by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul ⓘ
productionCode 310 ⓘ
productionConstraint produced with a limited budget ⓘ
runtime approximately 47 minutes ⓘ
seasonNumber 3 ⓘ
seriesCreator Vince Gilligan ⓘ
setting meth superlab ⓘ
showrunner Vince Gilligan ⓘ
soundDesignFeature emphasis on ambient lab sounds and the fly's buzzing ⓘ
styleCharacteristic claustrophobic atmosphere ⓘ
minimalist ⓘ
theme confession and secrecy ⓘ
control ⓘ
guilt ⓘ
obsession ⓘ
writer Moira Walley-Beckett ⓘ
Sam Catlin ⓘ

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Rian Johnson → directed → Breaking Bad episode "Fly" ⓘ