Breaking Bad season 4 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Walt refuses to join his family in DEA protection, fearing his presence endangers them. At the hospital, Jesse discovers Brock's been poisoned and accuses Walt of using ricin. Walt, desperate, tries to kill Gus with a homemade bomb, but Gus senses danger and walks away. The episode heightens the tension between Walt and Gus, showcasing Walt's determination to end their conflict.
Full Episode S04E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Walt decide to stay behind instead of going to Hank and Marie's?
Walt believes his presence endangers others and decides to stay behind to protect his family.
What is the DEA's suspicion about the laundry facility?
The DEA, led by Steve Gomez, suspects that the laundry facility houses a meth lab.
How does Jesse discover Brock's illness?
Jesse learns of Brock's illness at the hospital and suspects ricin poisoning.
Why does Jesse confront Walt?
Jesse confronts Walt, accusing him of poisoning Brock with ricin.
How does Walt convince Jesse that he is not responsible for Brock's poisoning?
Walt convinces Jesse that Gus is manipulating them and is likely behind Brock's poisoning.
What does Gus do when he visits Jesse at the hospital?
Gus expresses sympathy and allows Jesse to stay with Brock, showing understanding of Jesse's situation.
What is Walt's plan to deal with Gus?
Walt plans to detonate a homemade bomb when Gus approaches his car.
What happens with Walt's plan to stop Gus?
Gus senses something amiss and walks away from his car, foiling Walt's plan to detonate the bomb.
What is the state of Walt and Gus's conflict by the end of the episode?
The conflict escalates, with Walt determined to stop Gus after his plan fails.
