Vince Gilligan is pure money in a desert of mostly mediocre TV directors-writers. He is definitely cooking some great ending here and he carries the story in a wagon of reality and sobriety that really amazes me.
Skyler is holding up because she has been pushed too hard by Hank to make a move against Walt that putted the family immediately on the balance of her feelings. It's simple: without the kids, Walt would be already inside the jail. Most of this episode was on Skyler's back and she was really good at it.
Walt is just doing what he is supposed to do, but one detail remains a mystery to me: did he faked his fall in the bathroom?
Note: Lydia-Todd combo is the other ingredient in the kitchen and has a pleasant smell, will they confront against Heisenberg and this has to do with the opening scenes with him carrying such a weapon?
Jesse pathway leading to Hank was expected. Now we have to see what Pinkman wants to do.
Skyler is holding up because she has been pushed too hard by Hank to make a move against Walt that putted the family immediately on the balance of her feelings. It's simple: without the kids, Walt would be already inside the jail. Most of this episode was on Skyler's back and she was really good at it.
Walt is just doing what he is supposed to do, but one detail remains a mystery to me: did he faked his fall in the bathroom?
Note: Lydia-Todd combo is the other ingredient in the kitchen and has a pleasant smell, will they confront against Heisenberg and this has to do with the opening scenes with him carrying such a weapon?
Jesse pathway leading to Hank was expected. Now we have to see what Pinkman wants to do.