"You are a time bomb. Tick, tick, ticking. And I have no intention of being around for the bomb."
I have the distinct impression that Mike may well be right about the above. Perhaps literally. I've no doubt Walt will not survive the season.
However, this is brilliantly executed telly drama. Mike, perhaps, after a few episodes of neglect, is the main character here. He's interrogated by Hank (now the golden boy again) and Steve Gomez, ho know that he, and eleven colleagues, hold the key to what Gus was up to, and if one should squeal...
We meet Lydia, whois nervous about this. She sets off to start killing all eleven but, as Mike confronts her and is about to kill her, she impresses him with her dignity,so she lives. I'm sure she's a chgaracter of which we'll learn more.
Walt and Jesse are certainly bonded closer than ever before. After a clever little searching montage, Walt has Jesse find the poiuson cigarette... and has him as putty in his hands. For Walt is now mostly Heisenberg, Skyler is suffering depression after what she did to Ted, but Walt hugs her and consoles her that evil gets easier over time,
Shiver...
The theme here- Mike; Walt and Skyler; Lydia... os that evil is often done for the sake of the children, a horrible truth.
This is, as if it needed saying, top telly.
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