Great episode, albeit slower. By that I mean there was no victim in the basement, blowing up cars or paranoid delusions. It's a very heavy episode that's achored by Walt's impassioned speech about why he doesn't want to do the treatment. It's pretty heartbreaking to think that so many people have to make that choice and why they don't want to. I can understand it. Anyway, after his big speech, I was wondering what exactly is going to change his mind. What event will push him to do it. All it was, was the simple act of waking up the next morning and his wife not being in bed beside him. That was it. The episode ends where he approaches Jesse about cooking again.............