Skyler finally realizing how much money Walt is bringing in regularly to launder is not a great revelation for her. It's going to take some time to get through it all. She is very motivated to get it done and keep up the ruse, I trust her with that for sure. Walt's joyride in the car he was supposed to return was an interesting moment and really solidified that money doesn't matter anymore to the person who put money as the number one priority (for his family) in the beginning. It is such a stark difference from the original Walt, but the easing into his current form has lead me to forget about how different he once was. I know Jesse has been in contact with Gus more than Walt has, but it does bug me that Walt is sticking the responsibility to carry out a murderous task on Jesse once again. Walt has handled all of the terrible things he has done so well, and Jesse is not that far removed from a dissociation funk. His scene at the 12-step group was fantastic. A great monologue. Hank is fully back on the Heisenberg horse. I wish Walt had more foresight into the persistence of his BIL now that he opened up the possibilities at the dinner a few episodes ago. I really loved Hank's presentation to Steve and co. at the DEA. It is satisfying to see him connecting the correct dots. This show is really heating up.

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