Deleted Scenes: 'Jesse James' (HD, 2:04, Disc 2) – Hear Walt's awesome recounting of heist history prior to performing one of his own. For the sake of removing confusion, allow me to classify the special features into two categories: there are those that are found within the "Special Features" section of the menu, and there are those that are found attached to each episode in the "Episodes" section of the menu. Don't be confused by the "Inside 'Breaking Bad'" special feature because different episodes of it are placed in different sections of the menu. For the sake of ease, the following list of special features will begin with those found in the "Special Features" sub-menu, after which I'll dive into the episode-specific extras. Stay with me, for there are over nine hours of solid features here - hence the five-star rating. Gale's Karaoke Video (HD, 4 min.) - If you have already seen 'Season 4,' you'll remember that among the evidence collected at Gale's house is a video of him doing karaoke to Peter Schilling's "Major Tom." Get ready to watch the full un-cut video.

BREAKING BAD was created by writer/director/producer Vince Gilligan (TV’s “The X-Files”), who also served as executive producer with Academy Award ® winner Mark Johnson ( Rain Man, 1988’s Best Picture ) and That decision flips a switch in Walt, exposing an ugly, manipulative and power-hungry side that’s long been simmering underneath his everyman façade. And it sets into motion a story that would constantly amaze with its audacious twists and turns and phenomenal character beats. Color Me Bad (HD, 5 min.) - The design aspect of 'Breaking Bad' is briefly explained here. From set design to costume design, learn about the subtle details that set the tone and mood for 'Breaking Bad.' Inside 'Breaking Bad' – Making of Episode 502: 'Madrigal' (1080i, 4:20, Disc 1) – The creative opening suicide scene required a unique set. See how it was created and why it had to be made that way.

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The Sets of 'Breaking Bad' (HD, 9 min.) - Take a tour of the various elaborate sets constructed for 'Season Four.'

Commentary with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk and Melissa Bernstein - At the time this commentary was recorded, writer/director Peter Gould was busy shooting upcoming episode 515, which is why he's not present in it. Episode 406 ('Cornered') Commentary - With Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Jonathan Banks, Gennifer Hutchison, Stewart Lyons and Michael Slovis. Commentary with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Michael Slovis, George Mastras and Christian Diaz De Bedoya - The train episode offers a great amount of fun discussion. Extended Scenes: 'We'll Be Careful' (HD, :54, Disc 2) – Hear a little more about Jesse's rationale behind walking away from the meth business. I wish this short extension would have made it into the actual episode. Season five doesn't feel like a complete season (which I why I'm assuming the cover art doesn't follow suit with the previous season releases by titling it 'The Complete Fifth Season'), but that doesn't mean that it isn't filled with greatness. There are plenty of extremely memorable moments – for the good or bad of the characters – and it's completely entertaining through and through. Starting with the season's opening tease, there are plenty of puzzling twists and ominous foreshadowing. The episodes found on this Blu-ray set might have been strengthened by running fluidly with the final eight, but at least this set allows you to catch up and get refreshed prior to the August 11, 2013 premiere.Extended Scenes: 'I'm Gonna Kill That Guy' (HD, 2:18, Disc 2) – The last thing that I'd want Mike to have say about me is, "I'm gonna kill that guy." Find out what makes him utter the line in this slightly extended scene. The White House (HD, 4 min.) - Line producer Stewart Lyons walks us through the indoor set of the White home. This featurette is also repetitious because we already walked through it once in the nine-minute Sets of 'Breaking Bad' feature. Sound for each episode is present in English 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio. The series’s surround mixes are surprisingly dynamic and lively, with excellent bass, good precision, and lovely ambience in the surrounds. Dialogue is clean and clear at all times. Music is full sounding and well staged in the mix. Optional subtitles are included in English SDH and French. Inside 'Breaking Bad' – The Cast Looks Ahead (1080i, 3:49, Disc 1) – The cast discuss the new Walter White (a.k.a. Heisenberg), describe the darker changes with the new series and talk about the rise and decline of a man. More than anything, this feature is a spoiler-free tease for what's to come in season five.