I could have done without the flashback at the end. But I bet without it, people would be like, wtf what's so special about the book
I actually liked it, and I hate flashbacks most of the time(TDKR lol), but here it was done perfectly. I liked how there was no music to tell you how to feel, all I could think about was Hank's captain talking about how Gus was right under his nose. Right there in front of him this whole time. And the, "you got me" line by Walt was just the cherry on top, he's been played like a fool this time, because the best meth cook he's ever crossed was right in front of him, his brother-in-law.
Now I wonder if he'll piece this and the car-wash together, cause in that case, Sky will also be in trouble. And with Sky being his wife's sis and all, I wonder how he'll react. Hank's a good cop, and a really decent guy, I don't expect him to break any rules. But I do expect him to react in a way we haven't seen him react before, cause his character has never came across such a situation.
My guess is, the M60 is to protect Sky and Family or Jesse from those meth dealers that he formed a pack with in Say My Name. That, or Todd and company, something just rubbed me the wrong way about Todd. But part of me feels like his character was introduced for the sole purpose of the jail murder sequence, whatever lol, it was worth it. We for one, know that he successfully escapes. I wonder if some Jesse and Walt stuff will come full circle, I'm already setting myself up to believe that not everything will be answered, and not ever "secret" will be uncovered. Anyways, month 1 of the wait begins :'(, I will begin to re-watch the series about 2 months or so before the 2nd half of season 5 premiers.