Because the story is over otherwise and we still have three more to go.

There's no possible way a child that young could connect those dots. Walt didn't do anything physical to Brock.

But we agree that it's weird, right? To have the highest grade not be the highest grade? When you say there's no A+ what you've effectively done is make the A an A+. It's like having a dial that only goes up to 9.

Are you sure it's the same actor?

His phone wasn't bugged, Hank was recording the conversation from Jesse's side. They were just tracking Walt's phone, GPS style. 
They do have another duffel bag full of money at Saul's, and the car wash, of course. So Walt wouldn't be destitute, but the lion's share of it was buried.

He said very clearly to the Nazis that Jesse was no rat. He was wrong.

Walt's decision to give himself up and lose everything rather than allow Hank to die goes to his immense credit. Maybe some form of redemption is possible, after all.

They were extremely fucking competent a couple weeks ago with Declan's crew. I think we have to face it, this is bad writing, period. Hank and Gomey should already be dead.

Yeah, if there's a knock against this episode,  it's that the Nazis had Gomez and Hank dead-to-rights. They weren't even behind anything at first. Typical Hollywood BS, unfortunately.

My incorrect prediction of the week is that the Nazis will kill Gomie and then will be about to kill Hank when Walt begs them to stop and promises to go with them and be their full time cook. They take that deal, leaving Jesse unnoticed in the other car.

You're pretty much killing him with that shit, you know.

So the point of the show is to simulate what it feels like to be paranoid and jacked-up on meth, right?  Because Holy Fuck that just happened for reals.

Do people hate Hank, too? He's willing to have Jesse die to get Walt. I can understand both Skyler and Hank's point of view, here. Neither of them know Jesse or give a damn about him. Skyler couldn't possibly imagine why Walt would be squeamish about killing Jesse after killing those ten guys and also Gus. They're pot…

@Jasper_in_Boston:disqus  Walt's disposed of many bodies. Not an issue. And Saul has been a witness to many crimes. Also, how is Jesse disappearing to Alaska "better for all concerned" than Jesse disappearing in an oil barrel?

You misunderstood what I wrote. We agree with each other.

He's willing to kill Jesse now.

I'm fine with the minus. I would've given it a B+. This ep was mostly setup, with a good cliffhanger.

Nope. You're whining because you think you remember this reviewer had a different opinion about Walt two seasons ago in an entirely different scenario. And you really love question marks.

It's on Netflix. There was no code word, just that specific vacuum product he's supposed to order. It's the same product that Walt ordered.

He's not. No car in the driveway.