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I’m not sure how Lydia’s crew is going to take the equipment from the buried meth lab. It looked like the access holes were smaller than some of the equipment there. So my guess is that they’re going to have to extract the lab intact.
And Walt would have had to do a whole lot of digging to make that hole big enough for six barrels of cash.
No, she just knows who to call. Todd’s already proven himself quite helpful in that regard. She kept putting her hand in her pocket, I assume she had a text message to Todd ready to go and just had to hit the send button to say “okay, come kill everyone” if the deal went South.
I was caught off guard at the end, I couldn’t believe they send Hank into the interrogation room with only three minutes left. I didn’t think that was because they wanted to show three minutes of last weeks Low Winter Sun, the same three minutes that they showed last week, but I did catch a glimpse of Gale in it.
I’m surprised that Walt’s cancer is really back, yet they had him working out in the sun and dirt all day and not a single cough, that doesn’t fulfill the cough of death trope. Not only that, they did it in the first season when Jesse asked Walt what stage his was just based on the sound of his cough.
There was a debate in last week’s thread over why Hank isn’t going to the DEA to turn in Walt. He’s ashamed he never caught Walt after all this time, and he wants to be the guy who brings him in.
I thought he was worried about the DEA not believing him, but it looks like this is a matter of pride. I get that.
He knows that either way, he will never work in law enforcement again. It’s not just pride. He wants to go out without the cloud hanging over him that he must have been in on it the whole time.
When Marie was talking to Skyler and asked her if she knew about Walt before Hank was shot, I really wanted her to say “We’ll talk about everything when this is over, but I can’t say anything right now”. In fact, I was sort of surprised she even let Marie in the house, especially with Hank right outside.
Did anyone else wonder, even for a split second that after Walt gave his little speech about making sure they she never gave up the money, that it she passed it on to the kids, if he was going to die right there on the floor.