By Tim Molloy NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – Last night’s “Breaking Bad” may have been the best hour of television I’ve ever seen — beating out the show’s pilot. I’m not trying to be hyperbolic. The episode, entitled “To’hajilee,” had everything. The sight we never thought we’d see of Walter White being read his rights. A soaring, joyous moment between Hank and Marie. Even jokes, including Saul’s most Saulish line: “Don’t drink and drive. But if you do, call me.” It was breathtaking. “Breaking Bad” has always been a chess game, with Walt winning through cold logic. …

By Tim Molloy NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – Last night’s “Breaking Bad” may have been the best hour of television I’ve ever seen — beating out the show’s pilot. I’m not trying to be hyperbolic. The episode, entitled “To’hajilee,” had everything. The sight we never thought we’d see of Walter White being read his rights. A soaring, joyous moment between Hank and Marie. Even jokes, including Saul’s most Saulish line: “Don’t drink and drive. But if you do, call me.” It was breathtaking. “Breaking Bad” has always been a chess game, with Walt winning through cold logic. …

By Tim Molloy NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – Last night’s “Breaking Bad” may have been the best hour of television I’ve ever seen — beating out the show’s pilot. I’m not trying to be hyperbolic. The episode, entitled “To’hajilee,” had everything. The sight we never thought we’d see of Walter White being read his rights. A soaring, joyous moment between Hank and Marie. Even jokes, including Saul’s most Saulish line: “Don’t drink and drive. But if you do, call me.” It was breathtaking. “Breaking Bad” has always been a chess game, with Walt winning through cold logic. …

By Tim Molloy NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – Last night’s “Breaking Bad” may have been the best hour of television I’ve ever seen — beating out the show’s pilot. I’m not trying to be hyperbolic. The episode, entitled “To’hajilee,” had everything. The sight we never thought we’d see of Walter White being read his rights. A soaring, joyous moment between Hank and Marie. Even jokes, including Saul’s most Saulish line: “Don’t drink and drive. But if you do, call me.” It was breathtaking. “Breaking Bad” has always been a chess game, with Walt winning through cold logic. …