Breaking Bad

Previously on AMC's Breaking Bad...

I had the cigarette with the ricine in my pack this morning!

Why did you poison him? Admit it!

I did not do this!

Now, this here, is a partial number...

Manufactured by a big international concern...

Madrigal Electromotive.

Check it out, that's not on the manifest.

We're done when I say we're done.

If you have any brains you'll skip town.

I am scared.

Scared? Scared of what?

You.

Honey mustard.

Honest to God, it's starting to drive me crazy.

Well, don't.

It keeps me awake at night.

I lay there thinking, "Where is it? Where did it go?"

- And I just-- You know, I can't even-- - Jesse, Jesse, Jesse, look...

Doesn't it make sense that it wound up in the lab?

I thought about that a lot. But I just don't see how.

Well, look. You had the pack

in your pocket of your jacket, right?

- Yeah. - And your jacket was in your locker,

so maybe the cigarette just fell out of the pocket

and wound up in the locker, and now it's all burned up.

- It's gone. - Yeah.

But I don't know that, you know?

I can't ever know for sure.

Well, look, did you check your house?

Did you-- Maybe it's somewhere in your house.

No, man. I've looked everywhere, okay?

Your car? Did you check your car?

No, no--

- Thoroughly? - Yes, of course. Look, it's not in my house.

It's not in my car. And the more I think about it,

there's no way it fell out in my locker.

And I keep thinking somebody's gonna find this thing

- on the street or something. - You don't know that.

- Somewhere where I dropped it. - No.

Some innocent person, some kid maybe, even.

No. No. Come on.

And they're gonna pick it up, and it's gonna--

You're working yours--/i> - Oh, my God!

Jesse, listen.

You've gotta get ahold of yourself here.

All right? I'll tell you what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna come over there, okay?

And together, we're gonna look for this thing.

- All right? - Yeah.

Ohh.

What the hell is that?

My Roomba.

I already checked it.

When?

Like, a week ago.

Oh, God.

Oh, Jesus.

Okay. Easy, easy. Take it--

Careful. Let me see.

Is it still intact?

Yeah. Good.

Good. No worries.

Let me get rid of this.

What luck.

Whoo.

Well, I don't know about you,

but I, for one, could use a beer.

You have any?

Jesse?

I almost shot you.

Hey, hey, now...

I almost killed you all because...

Listen.

It was just a-- A misunderstanding, that's all.

No. No, no, no, no.

I don't know what's wrong with me, Mr. White.

- I... - Hey.

I don't know how I could be so stupid.

Stop that now. Come on.

Come on. Come on.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Listen to me.

What happened, happened for the best,

you hear me?

I wouldn't change a thing.

You and I working together,

having each other's back.

It's what saved our lives.

I...

I want you to think about that as we go forward.

Go forward where?

Ohh.

Stillwell, steady as she goes.

Ohh.

Willie, note the time.

Whoo.

- Ohh. - Captain, I'm sorry,

- but you're a sick man. - Mmm.

I'm relieving you as captain of the ship

under article 184.

- Oh, God. - I don't know what you're talking about.

- Helmsman, left 180. - Ohh.

Mr. Keith, what do I do?

I told you to come left. Now come left, and fast.

I'm sorry, sir,

but you're not issuing orders on this bridge anymore.

I've relieved you.

I take full responsibil--

Thanks for seeing us.

We're here to talk partnership.

Partnership.

Yes. Equal. Three ways--

You, Jesse and me.

Well, we figure we're gonna start cooking again.

You know, we figure, why not?

There's no denying the popularity of our product.

There's a market to be filled,

- and currently no one to fill it. - A lot of money to be made...

And obviously, Jesse and I have manufacture covered.

But there's still distribution,

support, logistics, that sort of thing.

For instance, we'll need a steady supply of precursor.

With your experience and connections,

you would be a great help.

Mmm.

Granted, there's a lot of work ahead.

There's a lot of rebuilding.

And, no doubt, our profits will be smaller.

At least at first.

But each of us will receive a larger cut.

Owners, not employees.

Thanks, but no, thanks.

Mike,

I know you don't care for me.

We've had our issues, you and I.

I would suggest

that you leave emotion out of this decision.

I am.

You...

are trouble.

I'm sorry the kid here doesn't see it, but I sure ash hell do.

You are a time bomb...

tick, tick, ticking,

and I have no intention of being around for the boom.

Well, sleep on it.

Maybe you'll reconsider.

In the meantime,

we're pressing on.

Morning.

Hey, why aren't you upstairs?

- I came to see if you needed any help. - Yeah, well, I don't.

Well, I can see that, man. It's outstanding.

Yeah. I'm working on it here.

Not exactly running marathons here, you know.

Yeah, well, when did your couch-shaped ass

ever run any marathons?

- I'm proud of you, brother. - Yeah, yeah. So how many cars we've got?

Enough to invade Poland.

Came in their own G5, just like Oprah has.

- G5, yeah? - Mm-hmm.

Is that one where the-- Where the wings go up like that?

- I think they all do that. - They all have that?

Anyway, we got two U.S. attorneys in the house.

Big doings. Your name keeps coming up.

Yeah? Hey, give me a hand here, would you?

Just-- just a little bit there. Thanks.

I hired Peter Schuler in 1992.

Almost single-handedly,

he grew up a little restaurant division

into an industry leader

and a source of great personal pride.

I am shocked and saddened by his death

and outraged by the damage his actions have brought upon my grand-father's company.

Alleged actions.

An innocent man does not kill himself.

My people and I are here to help.

Through your investigation I pledge Madrigal's

full cooperation and transparency.

I confess I have my selfish reasons.

I believe Peter Schuler was a lone anomaly.

But if that is not the case,

I want to know it,

just as you do.

So when you gonna announce it?

I don't know.

- As I'm walking out the door with my big cardboard box.- You can't do that.

You know damn well we're gonna throw you a big party.