Jesse Pinkman is released from the hospital just when an ambulance arrives with Hank Schrader badly injured, probably a consequence of the showdown with the Salamanca brothers while Walt has trouble in explaining to Gale the reasons of his firing. Soon Walt rushes to the hospital, while Jesse stays wandering around in the new laboratory. Leonel Salamanca is still alive but without his legs and Walt is afraid that now also his family could be in danger; but after a while (probably the intervention of Gus Fring) Mike Ehrmantraut goes unnoticed in Leonel's room and poisons him with an injection. Soon after the doctor informs the White family that Hank will survive (to be continued...)
I guess that seeing Hank in hospital was quite the revenge if viewed from Jesse Pinkman's point of view, and I loved seeing Mike Ehrmantraut at work once again. Besides, in so many TV shows there is an episode set in an hospital, so why BREAKING BAD shouldn't have had one?
I guess that seeing Hank in hospital was quite the revenge if viewed from Jesse Pinkman's point of view, and I loved seeing Mike Ehrmantraut at work once again. Besides, in so many TV shows there is an episode set in an hospital, so why BREAKING BAD shouldn't have had one?