It’s the highest rated TV episode of all time and it’s available on Netflix

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Almost 10 years ago to the day, in September 2013, AMC aired the penultimate episode of its hit series Breaking Bad. under the name alone in the world (original version, Ozymandiasreferring to the poem that tells about the destruction of the sovereign), the 14th episode of the last season was then an unprecedented success.

For the first time in television history, this critically acclaimed episode actually achieved a perfect 10 out of 10 score. imdb site, where it was rated by more than 200,000 viewers. A performance that has never been achieved before and that has never been achieved since, making this the highest rated episode of the series, but also… of all time!

(Internet user reviews on AlloCiné seem to agree with this result, as Breaking Bad, rated 4,648 out of 5 stars, continues to lead the top series.)

Let us remind you that many events happened in this particularly tense and intense 47 minutes. From the beginning of the episode, Hank, Walter White’s cop son-in-law, is actually cold-blooded by the latter’s former co-worker. A twist of theater that brought the plot straight to its climax: face to face with Walt, his wife Skyler and their child. This violent and brutal retribution ended with Walt left with his daughter Holly completely distraught.

Also considered by Time magazine as the best episode of 2013. alone in the world That’s why it stands at the top of the best episodes ever made in terms of viewershipimdb. Only after that, in the same ranking, we find Episode 17 of Season 3 of Attack on Titan (in which we witness a memorable duel between Levi and the Beastial Titan), then Episode 7 of Season 6 of Better Call Saul, the prequel series , which I recommend. Catch up now if you enjoyed Breaking Bad.

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