Beware of major spoilers ahead if you haven't seen Sunday's "Breaking Bad" season four ... meticulous drug lord Gus Fring, bit the dust in an explosion that left half his face MIA.

There’s so much subtle symbolism in the AMC drama series Breaking Bad that even ... all had to do with Gus Fring getting blown up by Hector Salamanca in the episode “Face Off.” ...

This iconic episode of Breaking Bad was written as a possible series finale. What a different show it would have been.

As bad as Walter White ... the shot of Gus’s wrecked body right before he died (standing straight and regal to the end, even when missing half his face) will haunt me, and the sequence of ...

Half of Gus’ face gets blown off in the explosion. The camera highlights this in gruesome fashion, which is not typical for Breaking Bad. That’s why they enlisted the special effects team from ...

A harsh reality about Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) needs to be accepted after Better Call Saul. Originally introduced ...

Once, he was a good guy who did bad things for good reasons ... a child just to send a message? As Gus would say: No man. No man at all. Back in "Half Measures," Gus told his dealers, "No more ...

Giancarlo Esposito tells Maria Elena Fernandez about the electrifying 'Breaking Bad' season finale ... for Gilligan and his writers to blow Gus Fring’s face off, the answer is, Hell, yes!