Breaking Bad is one of the most critically acclaimed television series of all time, and all of its episodes contribute richly to the narrative arc of the series. That said, there are truly standout episodes which could be highlighted for various reasons, like plot development, character depth or simply the quality of filmmaking. However, keep in mind that skipping episodes can lead to missing out important plot points and character development moments. Here are some of them: 1. "Crazy Handful of Nothin'" Season 1, Episode 6: The episode marks the true birth of the Heisenberg persona, complete with the iconic hat and sunglasses. The final scene of this episode is a truly pivotal moment in the series and Walter's character development. 2. "Phoenix," Season 2, Episode 12: This is a pivotal episode that will have dire consequences in the finale of season 2. It's a turning point for Walter White's character. 3. "One Minute," Season 3, Episode 7: This episode features a gripping, edge-of-your-seat showdown that dramatically alters the course of the series. 4. "Half Measures" & "Full Measure," Season 3, Episodes 12 & 13: Both episodes are great evidence of why Breaking Bad is such a revered show. They encompass the great storytelling, characters and shocking moments that the series is known for. 5. "Crawl Space," Season 4, Episode 11: This is considered one of Bryan Cranston's definitive performances as Walter White. 6. "Face Off," Season 4, Episode 13: One of the most iconic episodes of the series. It features a confrontation that had been building for two seasons. 7. "Ozymandias," Season 5, Episode 14: Often hailed as the best episode of the series, "Ozymandias" marks the culmination of Walter White's transformation into Heisenberg. It's a must watch and see episode that captures the essence of Breaking Bad. Remember to watch these episodes in the broader context of the show to fully appreciate their significance. Breaking Bad is a journey, best experienced in its entirety.