Season+3

== __**Summary of Season Three** __
 * In episode 1 (No Mas)..** Skyler meets with a divorce attorney who advises her that maintaining residence in the faily home with strengthen custody.She explains that Walt will be moving out that day. Jesse is placed in a rehab facility. Walt calls home from his new apartment and Walt JR is very frustrated and explains that nobody is telling him anything. Skyler goes to Walts apartment to discuss divorce and she finally reveals to Walt that she knows he is a drug dealer, but she thinks he is dealing marijuana. Walt tells Skyler it is Methamphetamine and that he is a manufacturer, not a dealer, but Skyler refuses to hear him out and storms out of the house. Walt goes to Los Pollos, a local fast food chain, to meet with Gus- who he has been producing for. Walt tells Gus he has decided to stop cooking meth and Gus ofers him $3 million for three months of work. Walt refuses the offer because he has money, what he doesn't have is his family.


 * In episode 2 (Caballo sin Nombre)..** Saul visits Walt at the apartment and Walt tells Saul that Skyler is divorcing him, Saul assures Walt that she will not call the police because her house would be confiscated. He tells Walt there are new drug opportunities and Walt tells Saul he can't be the bad guy anymore. Tuco's cousins visit their Uncle Tio. Using a Ouija board and Tio's bell, the three spell out a name: Walter White. Saul meets with Jesse's parents and their lawyer about buying the house. They were asking for $875,000 and he offered $400,000 cash, threatening to put a lawsuit on the property otherwise because he knew about the meth lab. As his parents were leaving, Jesse pulls up explaining that he was the one who bought the place.Mike, Sauls partner, installs surveillance equipment in the rear of Walts house to keep an eye on Skyler and her secret.The two cousins sit in Walters room waiting for him while he is showering, but they recieve a phone call and must leave. He emerges from the shower and notices a misplaced eyeball on the teddy bear, but when he looks around he is alone.


 * In episode 3 (I.F.T)..** Skyler arrives home to find Walt, he refuses to leave because it is his house too. Skyler calls the police to remove him. Walter JR arrives home and is excited to see his father when the doorbell rings. He then gets extremely upset with his mother. The cousins approach Gus and tell him that Walt betrayed Tuco, and that "Blood must be repaid by blood". Gus requests that they wait until his business with Walt is concluded. While Walter is staying back at the house, trying to resolve things with his family, Skyler is having an affair with her boss Ted, who has kids of his own. When Skyler returns home for dinner one night, she tells Walter about this affair.


 * In episode 4 (Green Light)..** Jesse goes to fill the RV's tank at a deserted gas station, but realizes he has no cash. He charms the cashier into accepting some meth as payment. Mike visits Saul with a recording of Skyler and Walt's fight over Ted, she says she was bluffing about having him arrested. Walt heads to Beneke, Ted and Skylers work, to confront Ted. Ted refuses to see him so he makes a scene, trying to break through his window with a plant, embaressing Skyler infront of all of her co-workers. Hank is on his way to an El Paso assignment when he gets a call telling him that the blue meth is back on the market, so he hails a cab back to town. Because Walt is not mentally capable right now, Gus begins doing business with Jesse. Hank is leaded to the deserted gas station by somebody, and he questions the cashier about where she got the meth. She told him that a guy with an RV paid her with it, and Hank looks through the surveillance camera to find out the type of RV.


 * In episode 5 (Mas)..**Gus asks Walt to go for a drive with him, an brings him to an industrial laundry facility, where a huge washing machine conceals the entrance to the state-of-the-art superlab. He tells Walt this is his new lab, where they recieve large chemical shipments, have a great filtration system, and where no suspicions will be raised. Walt declines the offer. Hank's final RV leads him to a dead end and he asks the secretary, Janice, if the DMV overlooked any in their first search. She tells him that they found an additional RV. Jesse is in Saul's ofice when Walt arrives, he hands Jesse the cash he mysteriously recieved from the deal with Gus and tells Jesse "I'm in, you're out". Hank visits the house the RV is registered to and asks the owner why she never reported it stolen. She said she wanted to spare her son from being arrested. Hank goes to her sons bedroom and finds a picture of him, Combo, and Jesse.


 * In episode 6 (Sunset)..** Walt has finally signed the divorce papers out of anger to his wife's affair. The two now speak about how they will approach Walt Jr. about the subject. Walt begins working in his new lab and meets his new assistant, Gale. Hank's investigation into the RV leads him right to Jesse, and since Hank knows Walt has a connection with him, he goes to Walt to ask him if he knows anything about Jesse's location or the RV he drives. As soon as Walt is done with Hank, he scurries to get rid of the RV and any evidence it might hold. When Jesse hears that Walt is trying to get rid of the RV, he leaves his house and drives to the junkyard, unaware that Hank is following him. Jesse leads Hank right to the RV, where him and Walt hide out and lock all the doors and windows. Hank tries to break into the RV and the junkyard owner comes and asks him for a warrant, stopping him from getting in. Since he knows Jesse is in the RV, he parks his truck right behind it and waits for Jesse to come out. To get rid of him, Walt gets somebody to call Hank and say his wife is in the hospital. He speeds away as soon as he gets the call, giving Jesse and Walt time to escape and totally destroy the RV.


 * In episode 7 (One Minute)..** Walt is extremely outraged after being tricked that his wife was in an accident, he believes Jesse is to blame and goes to his house and gives him a severe beating. Jesse is in the hospital and wishes to press charges. Hank is suspended from his job, but he has bigger problems that he is unaware of because Gus has pointed the Mexican cousins in his direction. Skyler visits Walt to see if he can convince Jesse to drop the charges, because she knows Marie and Hank will lose everything otherwise. Walt says no because he claims Hank is not his family right now. At work, Walt's new assistant is not working out and he tries to convince Gus to hire Jesse as his assistant, but Gus is not interested.


 * In episode 8 (I see you)..** Tuco's mexican cousins attack Hank in a parking lot while he is sitting in his car, he backs up and crushes one of them between two cars, causing him to loose his legs, and he ends up killing the other one, but in the end he has four gunshot wounds. Hank is admitted in critical condition while Jesse is released from the hospital. Hanks wife, Marie, is not taking it well and she lashes out on Hank's boss when she finds out that he had his gun taken away and had no form of protection when the two attacked him. Meanwhile at the lab, Walt must tell Gale that he is no longer required for the project. Walt is spending all his free time at the hospital with his family and Jesse is left alone to grow worried that they will not meet their quota for Gus. At the hospital, Walt sees one of the Mexican cousins recovering from his wounds and the cousin goes insane and tries to drag himself to the door to attack Walt. Walt realizes that the cousins are probably after him as well.


 * In episode 9 (Kafkaesque)..** As Hank's hospital bills stack up, Skyler and Walt tell Marie they can pay for it. They make up a long story about Walt's secret gambling addiction so they don't have to tell her the truth. Walt approaches Gus and tells him he knows Gus is the reason he is still alive, to thank him he agrees to a $15-million-a-year deal and Gus's guarantee of safety for his family. Jesse meets up with Badger and Skinny Pete and proposes that they start dealing again, so he begins under-reporting the weight of the batches him and Walt cook, and pockets some of it.


 * In episode 10 (Fly)..** Walt begins noticing that their batches have been constantly short, and Jesse suggests spillage, evaportation or condensation as an excuse. Walt finally tells Jesse that he met Jane's father the night she died, and that at the bar they were talking about family.Walter warns Jesse that if he is skimming meth and Gus finds out, he will not be able to protect him.


 * In episode 11 (Abiquiu)..** A newcomer, Andrea, begins coming to the recovery meetings which Jesse attends, and at first he plans to deal to her to make quick cash. Jesse makes out with Andrea at her house and hypes up the blue meth until the arrival of her five-year-old-son Brock. He then tells Andrea she cannot do drugs because it would make her a bad mother. Meanwhile, Skyler is brought to meet Saul, because she wants to be sure her family is properly protected. Saul proposes that Walt invest in a laser-tag park so his income with not be suspicious, but Skyler says that is not a good idea because nobody would buy it. She suggests that Walt buys the car wash he worked at for years, because he knows the business. Walt also finds out that Skyler never filed the divorce papers because she doesn't ever want to be compelled to testify against Walt. Andrea tells Jesse the story of her brother Tomas- he became involved with a gang as a child and at the age of ten he killed a rival dealer as part of initiation. Jesse recognizes this story as it was his friend and one of his dealers who was shot and killed. This enrages Jesse and the next day he drives to the corner where Combo was shot, only to find Tomas driving around on his bike. Jesse makes a deal with Tomas and is directed to a car to collect the meth, only to discover they are dealing his blue meth.


 * In episode 12 (Half Measures)..** At a bar after work, Jesse shows Walt the blue meth he purchased from Tomas and the dealers. He tells Walt that they work for Gus and they are using little kids as puppets. Jesse asks Walt for ricin, a slow-acting poison. Jesse plans to use Wendy, a meth-addicted prositute, to feed it to them in their burgers. Marie and Hank are told that Hank can leave the hospital and return home for recovery, but Hank claims he can't move his legs and won't go home until he is better. Jesse brings Wendy to the drug corner, but he is met by Mike, Gus' partner, who takes him into his car and drives him to Gus' factory farm. Walt and Gus sit side-by-side with the rival dealers present also. Gus orders Jesse to make peace with the dealers, but Jesse refuses and argues about their using of children. Gus tells the dealers "no more children" and orders Jesse to shake their hands. Jesse and Andrea are at her house when she gets a phone call and becomes hysterical. They rush to a playground where Tomas' bike lies on the ground with his dead body nearby. The next evening, Walt is trying to get a hold of Jesse but is unsuccesful. He hears a TV report describing Tomas' death, and he abruptly leaves his family dinnner. Jesse, parked at the drug corner, gets his gun ready to approach the two dealers, but when he gets out he notices they are both armed as well. As Jesse draws his gun, Walt plows through the two dealers with his car, killing one instantly and shooting the other in the head to finish him off. "Run," Walt tells Jesse.


 * In episode 13 (Full Measure)..** Walt meets Gus and Mike in the desert, and Gus is very upset with him. Walt tells Gus that Jesse is on the run and suggest that he has two options: Kill him and search for Jesse or consider their relationship a long and fruitul business arrangement. Gus agrees and insists on choosing Walt's new lab assistant. When reporting back to the lab, Walt notices that the locks have been changed, he is now under the surveillance of Vince, and Gale is yet again his new assistant. Later, Gus surprises Gale at home and tells him about Walt's health conditions. He asks Gale how long it will be until he can run the lab by himself. Mike heads to Saul's office to demand Jesse's whereabouts, he gives him a fake adress of a trailer park in Virginia. Saul drives Walt to the laser tag arcade, only to reveal to him that Jesse is hiding inside. Walt tells Jesse that he is only safe until Gale feels confident enough to take over the lab, then he will be killed. Walt suggests they must kill Gale because if he is the only chemist Gus has, then he will stick around. Later that night, as Walt is leaving his house to go to Gale's, Victor pulls up and says he must go into the lab because something is leaking. When they arrive, Walt sees Mike and knows he is being set up to be killed. Walt offers to give up Jesse, "I'll take you right to him". Walt explains he must call Jesse to arrange a meeting because he moves around alot. He calls Jesse and tells him he has a twenty-minute lead, that he is about to be killed and that Jesse must go kill Gale now. Mike and Victor draw guns on Walt and he tells them the may want to hold off because Gus is going to need him, then he recites Gale's address. Mike calls Gale but the music is too loud and he doesn't hear his phone vibrate, he answers a knock at his front door. He opens it to Jesse, who pulls out a gun. Gale is begging for his life and Jesse is crying, but nevertheless he fires the gun.

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