Seeing a police car pull up across the park, Mike is torn between whether to say goodbye to Kaylee and be arrested or to escape the police and leave her for good. Seconds later, Walt calls and tells Mike that Dan has flipped the police are coming for him at that moment. Mike gives his location and hangs up, but is clearly uneasy. While visiting the park with Kaylee, Mike receives a call from Dan inquiring his whereabouts. Gomez calls Hank out of the office, excited to report that Dan has flipped on Mike. Walt quickly removes the bug and the ethernet tracking device, as per Mike's last command, before Hank returns. Hank again fidgets and is relieved when Walt asks for coffee. The next day, he visits Hank's office with another bout of crocodile tears, pretending that he is distraught about his marriage. At the White residence, Walt attempts to have a microwave dinner with Skyler, who immediately walks out of the room. When Walt wants to talk money, more so in an effort to boast and impress, Todd refuses a salary until he better knows what he's doing.ĭan deposits more hazard pay at the bank, but is soon intercepted by Gomez and the DEA. Walt clearly misses Jesse, but realizes that Todd is performing well as his new assistant. Todd attentively takes notes and seems to give his full effort. Meanwhile, Walt and Todd prepare to cook in a bug-bombed house. Hank and Gomez decide to divert their attention to Dan. ![]() Walt, angered at his slipping control over Jesse, yells after him that he will get nothing.Īt a DEA staff meeting, Hank is chastised by SAC Ramey for allowing the Gus Fring investigation to distract him from other cases, ordering him to drop the tail on Mike. ![]() He finally gives up and leaves, saying he no longer cares about getting his share of the money. Jesse asks how many people will die because of them, and calls out Walt's manipulative promises that no one else will get hurt. He acknowledges Jesse's guilt over Drew Sharp's murder and takes offense when Jesse questions whether he feels the same way. When he still insists on leaving, Walt changes tack and tells Jesse he has nothing else in his life and will turn to drugs again. Walt initially pretends as if Jesse isn't leaving, offering to let him set up his own cooking operation. Walt tries to convince Jesse that there will be no more violenceĪt Vamonos Pest, Jesse tries to talk to Walt about getting his $5 million so he can leave the drug business. He watches The Big Heat as they search his residence and find nothing, much to Hank's chagrin. At home, Mike makes a cup of coffee and waits for the DEA to arrive with the search warrant, personally served by a gloating Hank. He then hides a duffel bag in the trunk of a second car and leaves it in a long-term parking lot at the airport, hiding the keys nearby. Later, after hearing through the bug that Hank has secured a search warrant for his house, Mike dumps his surveillance gear and firearms into an old well in the desert. In the parking lot, Mike thanks Dan and asks if he'll continue with the remaining funds for the nine families Dan reassures him that he will. These include $15,000 into nine safety deposit boxes and a much larger sum into a tenth that's filled to the brim. ![]() Skyler begs to be informed what's going on Walt tells her to just ignore their actions because he has everything under control.ĭan Wachsberger delivering money to Gus' former employeesĭan Wachsberger deposits the hazard pay to Gus' former men at Craddock Marine Bank. Afterward, Walt and Jesse retrieve the methylamine from the car wash. As they share a last handshake, Walt glares at them from behind a window. The scene ends with Walt (now Heisenberg) saying “you're goddamn right”.Īt Vamonos Pest, Mike takes his $5 million from Declan and bids farewell to Walt and Jesse, the latter of whom he advises to watch out for himself. To reinforce his point, Walt demands that Declan "say his name" Declan resignedly acknowledges Walt as "Heisenberg". ![]() He offers Declan the chance to buy out Mike's share and oversee Walt's distribution network, guaranteeing that they will make more money than if Declan produced meth on his own. Walt offers to continue cooking Blue Sky, explaining that the difference in quality between his and Declan's product means Walt's product attains a higher yield, which means he has more control over price and by extension a higher profit margin. Declan is not pleased to hear that Walt is keeping the methylamine for himself. In the desert, Walt addresses Declan and his henchmen about the methylamine deal he had previously arranged with Mike and Jesse.
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