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Episode 10 of 13

Plot: Walt's family worries when he doesn't turn up for Walter, Jr.'s 16th birthday. Jesse is forced to put his lab skills to the test without Mr. White's help.

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Should be good!

Dragon Tattoo

Didn't Jesse actually make Walt's formula once in the series already? This shouldn't be that difficult for him.

CKMorpheus

I think he kept messing up. Might've been in the first season?

xVladx

In the first season, there was that episode where Jesse and Badger kept trying to cook meth in the desert, but Jesse kept tossing it out because it wasn't as pure as Walt's.

However, what Dragon Tattoo is referring to is early on in the third season, Jesse seemingly did make a batch of blue meth, that Walt eventually did admit was as good as his (when he was trying to get Jesse to come work with him after Hank beat him up).

However, I wonder if he'll be able to handle a superlab by himself. We don't know what the division of labor in the current lab is like, and even if Jesse can operate all the equipment there, he might not know enough about the chemistry to replicate the formula in a different lab (different equipment, etc).

Jackskeleton

Walt mentioned in the first episode of the season about Victory may know the steps but he doesn't know how to compensate for different temperatures or whatever random X factor may play part. I.E. humidity of a different clement area would be a major factor to contribute in this.

Osiris3657

@ the PT Cruiser

kstublen

bunkaroo

It was stupid for the Don to drink based on Gus doing it. How does he know Gus isn't willing to die to get revenge? Great episode though.

CKMorpheus

Holy hell... changing the game! And it's not even the second or third to last of the season.

I hope we don't lose Mike. I've really grown to like him!

kstublen

Short clip from next week's episode:

Osiris3657

He's still got Hank to worry about (surprised he didn't even show up in this episode)

misterchimpy

Ranks up there with Hank's shootout with the brothers and the death of Tuco as one of the best moments in the series.

anomynous

Best TV show of all time. I actually want Gus to pull through, just so Jesse or Walt can kill him.


This show is visual meth.

kstublen

That was an awesome episode. I mean, you knew the double-cross was coming, but it was just such a tense moment watching the party and knowing the poison was about to kick in. I figured Gus had taken some sort of antidote or something to neutralize the poison, but I guess he was counting on being able to throw up, which does seem a bit risky.

I'm much less concerned about what's going on with Walt at this point; the trio of Gus, Mike, and Jesse is far more interesting to watch.

And I'm definitely over this nonsense between Skyler and Ted and trying to give him the money. I think it's dragging the episodes down a bit and taking away from the far more compelling Gus vs. The Cartel storyline; or at least replace their scenes with Hank doing some detective work, which is much more engaging a storyline as well.

kstublen

Also, it was a great moment to see Jesse triumphantly produce Walt's formula. For someone who really doesn't have much, you could sort of tell he really needed that type of win right about now. Along those same lines, you could sort of see a bit of fatherly pride in Mike's eyes when Jesse stood up to the chemist.

macnorton

The speech between Walt and Junior was brilliant. They way I interpret that discussion was, Walt totally had the cancer come back. He more or less confessed it to his son and the explanation of his father's illness sealed it.

The series just keeps getting better and better. Shame there are only 19 total episodes left.

CKMorpheus

Yeah I definitely got the vibe that he got some bad news an episode or two ago when he was at the oncologist.

Anubis2005X

He did both. You see Gus take a pill or two out of a case in the beginning of that scene.

Oh, and that was some fine ass too...

macnorton

Gus has a set of brass ones on him....I am hoping we get to see what his past in Chile was like.

alfredog1976

All I have to say after watching this episode is "Holy sh*t!!!!". Best BB episode so far!

kstublen

Thanks. I remember seeing him do that now, but must have forgotten in my excitement.

anomynous

Or at least tell us what/who he was

Duh Vuh Duh

This sums it up pretty well. Holy Shit! Pinkman putting in his emmy bid with the lab scenes, the cartel showdown at the pool, I dont' even know where to begin. I love how they just put it on a slow building simmer, then drop the bombs in the home stretch. The acting in this show is unparalleled and I'm sad we just have one more season.

Walt and Jess as the tragic heroes, that's why I love this show, they are so flawed and relatable.

Duh Vuh Duh

Totally, and then to end that whole emmy submission with the ever so slightest grin by Gus, absolutely captivating.

Fist of Doom

Gus and Mike seem to be more and more impressed with how Jesse handles himself. He was fearless in that shootout and the way he trash talked the cartel chemist.

Mike strangling the cartel security guy was brutal - he started while Gus was in the bathroom, and was still going when he came out of the house. Gus was badass, as usual. They're forming quite the team.

Like others, I took Walt's talk with Jr. to mean the cancer has returned. That was a great scene. Walt Jr's line was piercing (paraphrased): "It wouldn't be bad to remember you like this. It would be bad to remember you the way you've been the past year." Ouch. I wonder if that will change Walt's path.

Can't wait to see these last three episodes.