Breaking Bad

Previously on AMC's Breaking Bad...

That's where you do it.

- What, exactly? - Get your methylamine.

Rob it? Like Jesse James?

The children cannot be here.

You agree to that and I will be whatever kind of partner you want me to be.

Legacy cost.

It should come out of your end.

No one can ever know that this robbery went down.

Absolutely.

No!

No.

You guys didn't tell me this stuff smells like cat piss.

Man. Shit happens, huh?

I mean, I'm sorry, but I had to do it.

Obviously, I guess you see it different.

Some of you. But I didn't see any other choice.

I've been thinking about this all day,

going over and over it in my head,

and it was the only way.

Well, it's not like I wanted to.

The kid was on a dirt bike. I mean, he could've just--

He could've just gunned it and been gone

before we even had a chance to blink.

We never would've been able to catch him.

I was thinking on my feet. I saw a threat,

and I took care of it the only way that I could.

A threat?

The kid was waving at us.

He wasn't going anywhere. He was saying hi.

Yeah, but you don't know that.

Yeah, I do.

He didn't know what he'd seen.

Well, I didn't want to take that chance.

I-- The whole point of this thing was that no one

was supposed know that we were even there, right?

People weren't ever supposed to know that anything got robbed.

How could we have let the kid go?

He made us. If I hadn't done what I did,

the whole mission would've failed.

I'm-- I'm real sorry.

I really am, but I-- But did I make a mistake?

Mr. White? 'Cause to me,

you know, respectfully,

I was looking out for the team.

I didn't want to kill him.

You gotta believe that.

At the end of the day, it was him or us, and I chose us.

And I would do it again.

Okay, look. Uh...

Todd, why don't you step outside for a few minutes

so we can talk this through?

Of course. Yeah, you guys talk.

But I just want to make sure

that you know that my priority is this business.

Okay. That's-- that's fine, Todd. Thank you.

I want to be a real part of this.

All right? If you could just see that. I'm motivated.

And I've got connections.

Yeah. My uncle's got his hookups in prison

who I think could be a real help to us if--

Okay. That dude? Whack-job.

Let's just stick to the facts here.

Facts? Oh, okay. Uh...

How about the fact that he shot a kid?

A kid that he didn't need to shoot.

The boy had seen us.

And, no, it didn't look like he knew what he was seeing.

But what if he told somebody?

What if he just mentioned it in passing?

We can't know what someone--

Exactly. We can't know, because Ricky Hitler there shot him.

We, us three, should've had a discussion about it.

We would've figured it out.

But that dickhead just went ahead and made the choice for us.

Is that how we do business now?

Look, I understand you're upset.

And what was that crap about his uncle

with the-- with the prison connections?

It's just some bullshit intimidation move.

- Come on. - It's true, though.

He does have some connections.

Is this a problem?

No. It's nothing to be concerned about.

It came up in the background I did on him.

Didn't worry me then. He's just flexing.

All right.

It seems to me that we have three options here,

and none of which are ideal.

One, we fire Todd.

- Yeah. - I'm not a fan of this option,

seeing that he knows way too much about this business at this point.

And we'd most likely have to pay him to keep quiet.

And God only knows we've got enough of that going on.

Two...

We dispose of him.

Which leaves us option three.

We keep him on payroll.

Put him back on tenting houses, setting up the lab and so forth.

We keep him close. Under our control.

Now, option three would be my choice.

Shall we vote?

I vote three, kid.

You're still in.

Right on. Thank you so much.

You guys totally made the right--

The next time you bring a gun to a job

without telling me,

I will stick it up your ass sideways.

- You understand? - Yes, sir.

Hey, boss. What's up?

I was just in the neighborhood. Anything going on?

No. He's just hanging out with his granddaughter.

Well, isn't that sweet?

Here, let me see.

It's a dead drop.

- What? - A dead drop.

He just stashed something underneath that trash can.

Write the time down. Roll on it.

Looks like he's leaving now.

- Anybody coming for it? - Nope, not that I can see.

Nobody in sight. Could be hours.

Could be.

What do you want to do?

It's not my fault that Murtha's got his panties in a twist.

It's an HR issue, Janice--

I read the report. I'm calling again

because that's the wrong case file number.

All right? I don't know what kind of-- of shoddy stan--

First off, Miracle Whip is not mayonnaise, okay?

"Looks like it" doesn't equal "tastes like it."

Secondly, every time it's like they got to slather an entire j--

- -bastard's just screwing with us now.

How'd he make you guys? What'd you do?

We honked our horns and yelled "yoo-hoo."

What do you mean, what did we do?

This guy is slippery as hell.

He's been throwing every tail we put on him.

The guy's a pro. Yeah, well, even pros make mistakes.

One of these days, our pal Ehrmantraut's gonna slip up.

Just gotta be there when he does.

Teenagers. Sometimes you just want to strangle them.

How's it going?

Oh, you know... This little munchkin,

I could just keep her forever.

She is just the sweetest little baby ever born.

- Yes, she is. - Oh.

I don't see much of Flynn.

That car of his keeps him pretty busy.

Yeah.

More importantly, how are you doing?

I'm okay.

How's the therapy?

I know Dave helped me so much

when I was going through my little...

How's your guy? Um...

- Peter. - Peter.

He's, um, yeah, he's good.

I feel like I'm making progress.

That's great.

You know, you just keep working through it.

Whoa. Whoa, whoa, honey.

Babe, what is it?

It's okay. It's all right.

Just-- Why don't you let me take Holly, and then we'll talk about this?

No. No, no, no.

Okay. All right, that's fine.

Then how about you just talk to me?

Just tell me what's going on.

I just...

I need to make the right decision.

I need them to be safe.

The kids?

They're safe. Of course they are.

I just miss them so much.

I just want to be with them.

Hey, you know we can bring them back home anytime you want.

No.

They need to stay.

But I just...

I don't know what to do here. I--

Like, whatever I choose is wrong.

Skyler, you have to tell me what's going on.

I-- I know sometimes you...

I know you think I have a big mouth sometimes. I...

But if you felt like you couldn't talk to me,

I don't know what I'd do.

Okay. So...

So what's this about the kids not being safe?

Safe from what?

From us.

From Walt and me.

Like what? Like you're bad parents?

Because you're not. Not even close.

Marie,

there are things you just don't know.

That if you knew,

you'd never speak to me again.

Try me.

Okay. If you're not gonna say it, I will.