Breaking Bad - Dean Norris  Breaking Bad is Walter White's
story, but this may be Hank Schrader's season.  "It's the
biggest season yet for him," Dean Norris, who plays Hank, tells
"They really open up the story for my character and he really
comes to the forefront. We get a look into Hank's dark side,
which is different from what we've done in the past. You see a
whole other side of him — and it's good."  For the past two
seasons, Hank, the DEA agent brother-in-law of chemistry
teacher-turned-meth producer Walt (Bryan Cranston), has been
dependably humorous — the brash comic relief in a progressively
bleak drama. But the third season is, as Norris puts it, "often
the turning point for shows, where you really push things along
and change things up."  Breaking Bad: Can Walt repair his broken
marriage?  So far, Walt's marriage to Skyler (Anna Gunn) is in
shambles now that she knows his secret, while Jesse Pinkman
(Aaron Paul), Walt's right-hand man, is sobering up.  And Hank?
"Hank has some things in store for