Very interesting episode. Obviously the two bald guys that are inter-cut throughout the episode will have some kind of face-off with Walt, most likely during this season's finale. But I thought the opening scene with them and the rest of the towns people crawling on their stomach's toward the "Witch Doctor's" hut was very bizarre. I hope they (writers) explain the meaning of this sometime during the season because that scene is going to be nagging at me for a very long time.

As for the rest of the episode, I was actually surprise that Walt told Skyler that he deals meth (actually, 'makes it'). I was certain that he would keep dragging his feet and not reveal anything about what he does. Jesse seems to have cleaned himself up with rehab. But how long do you think that's gonna last? I think as soon as he hears about the 3 million offer for 3 months work will not only get him back but will have Jesse pressuring Walt to do the same. This was a good episode, but not an epic one that I've come to expect from the series so far.

I will explain what the title of this episode means in just a second. The entire hour I was watching this, I was on pins and needles, just waiting for someone, be it Skler or Walt or Jesse to snap and have a major freak out. Just waiting for that proverbial shoe to drop and drop it does, just not the way I was expecting it to.  Walt pleads his case to Skyler and tells her about the money and his reason for becoming a cook in the first place and that she has till the end of the day to make a decision about where to go from there. Skyler takes advantage of the situation and ends up banging her boss, Ted.

Walt has already made the assumption that everything is OK with them and has basically gone about life as normal in the house. So when he tries to manipulate Skyler with "dinner", the only thing she says is...."I  f u c k e d  Ted", and leaves it at that, And there is the title of this episode.

As for Jesse, it was kind of sad watching him basically redial Jane's voice mail over and over for pretty much the entire episode. Two things were at work here. He was calling to listen to her voice and probably hoping that Jane one miraculously answer the phone and that she would be alive again and 2, just waiting for her service to be shut off, making the finality of her death real. Just a very sad thing he had to do.

We get to see a little back-story in finding out who cut off Tortuga's (Danny Trejo) head back in last seasons episode Negro Y Azul. A little clue: It was the two bald headed dudes.

Nice callback with Combo, Skinny Pete and what Jesse spent Walt's 7k on. It wasn't the RV that's fore sure. It was scores of strippers. With only $1400 left, Combo hooks Jesse up with the RV he needs asap. So, where to go? Why you go to Combo's mom's place and sell her RV, that's where. It all comes full circle as Hank tracks down his last lead and ends up on the doorstep of the aforementioned house. I don't know how much longer than can drag out the secret identity of "Heisenberg" from Hank. I think he will have to discover that he and Walt are one and the same sooner than expected and that Hank will let it slide for whatever reason. I dunno. Just a guess because I can't see them dragging it out for 5 seasons.

Watching Gus show Walt his new cook lab was like watching a child on Christmas. It was inevitable that he would once again cook. There was just the matter of letting Jesse know and effectively ending their relationship once and for all. Yeah, right. There will buddy up by the end of the season. I'm not surprised that Walt finally agreed to the divorce. Great episode.

Good Gawd, that was insane!! The final 5 minutes of this episode was beyond EPIC! Hank, after beating the  s h i t  out of Jesse, losing his job on the force for excessive violence, comes out "clean" with no charges being pressed against him has him believing that all is good. NOT!! I knew that the Bald Dudes were on track to get Hank, but I wasn't expecting anything till at least the Season Finale. But as soon as I saw Hank "bragging" to Marie on the phone that he was in the clear, I knew  s h i t  was about to hit the fan. Sure enough, a massive battle ensues with Hank against the Brothers. The ending....WOW! So much for those guys, huh?

I didn't realize it at first, but with this episode now complete, this season really has been all about Hank and I like it a lot. It's been a great season so far. This played and ended like a Season Finale. I can only imagine what the writers have in store. Yikes!! The scene with Jesse was just as good and just as intense too.

Hahahaha. The ending had me giggling like a little school girl when Skyler convinces Marie to let her and Walt help pay for Hank's medical bills. The story that she unleashes to convince her was awesome. I knew it was a  b u l l s h i t  story and I was still on the edge of my seat in waiting with baited breath what she would say next. She was pretty damn convincing he telling the story about how Walt was a gambling addict and that he lost 14K which was the reason behind his fugue state. Oscar winning performance!!

Also funny, if not more so was Badger and Skinny Pete joining Jesse's rehab circle for the sole purpose of whetting the appetite of other meth addicts about the 'Blue stuff' that is about to hit the streets again. Ka-Ching!! Jesse is playing a dangerous game though. It's hinted at that he will be skimming the top of the meth he and Walt cook and slinging it on the side. Very dangerous.

There is something big the writers are working toward to and my guess there will be some huge payback during the Season Finale with regards to Jesse. First he finds out that the girl, Andrea, that you wants to sling to has a kid. That puts the kibosh on slinging because he wants to do right by her. Then she talks about her younger brother Tomas, who just happens to be the same kid on the bike that shot and killed Combo. Jesse does what is expected of him. He goes down to buy rock and get the lay of the land and "meets" Tomas and the two goons in the car. The look on Jesse's face says it all. Revenge is a-coming.

In other news, it's been crazy seeing how Skyler has morphed from her original stance on drugs and all that Walt brought into the family to now talking about being at the center of their new "business" so that she can help launder the money he will be bringing in. Talk about a complete 180.  That dinner with Walt and Gus made me nervous. A guy like Gus is scary, especially when he doesn't exhibit any kind of emotion. You can't read him so you are always in the dark about what could set him off.

I thought it was pretty funny how Badger and Skinny Pete's original objective was to sling at the Meeting only to actual get something out of it and start their recovery process. Ha.Pretty cool to see Krysten Ritter return as Jane in a flashback sequence to start the episode.

Walt is able to buy a few days reprieve from any kind of retribution because he is the only cook and Gus needs him to maintain his quota. Enter Gale, the former assistant of Walt. He is there to learn Walt's recipe and eventually take over as the full-time cook. So, this sets into motion of how Walt can get the best of Gus and save his and Jesse's life. The only solution is for Walt to kill Gale. One little hiccup though. Walt is taken into custody by Victor with Mike waiting for him at the lab. We all know what's about to go down. But in a last ditch effort, Walt is able to call Jesse and relay the info that he has been kidnapped and that it's up to him to do the deed. And that's the cliffhanger, with Jesse arriving at Gale's door and firing one shot into the camera's POV. We won't know what happens next until Season 4..........

BAH!!!!