Directed by Scott Winant. Hank asks Walt to drive him to the laundry where the meth lab is hidden. Ted still won't pay the IRS so Skyler asks Saul for help, and Saul sends in his A-Team. Gus and Jesse return from Mexico, and Walt fears he is in trouble with Gus.
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Directed by Michelle MacLaren. Jesse, Gus, and Mike fly down to Mexico, and Jesse cooks the blue meth for the cartel. Walt misses his son's 16th birthday after his fight with Jesse.
Directed by Johan Renck. When Hank produces evidence that Gus is Albuquerque's crystal meth kingpin, Walt worries that he and Jesse will be killed to protect their boss.
Directed by Terry McDonough. While Walt tries to subvert Hank's probe into the Albuquerque meth scene, a deadly warning forces Gus to consider a deal with the cartel.
A bold, epic account of how the co-evolution of psychology and culture created the peculiar Western mind that has profoundly shaped the modern world.
Perhaps you are WEIRD: raised in a society that is Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic. If so, you're rather psychologically peculiar.
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Picking up a few necessities for the garden.
On my way to the hardware store. I sort of appreciate the signage to help beautify the city here.
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Directed by Peter Gould. Skyler looks to continue her family's trend of appearing poverty-stricken by forcing Walt to return the car he bought. A concerned Walt chauffeurs Hank to Los Pollos Hermanos, and the articulate yet immobile DEA agent collects prints.
Stopping by for some soda and bread. Sadly out of Coke Zero and Diet Dr. Pepper, so I’m settling for others.
Seven controversial tips for learning Welsh. Mae Nick Yeo wedi dysgu Cymraeg ac eisiau i ti gael yr hyder i siarad yr iaith hefyd – dim ots am y camgymeriada...