Gomez assures Walt that the attack on Hank was their one attempt and they failed. Later, Walt asks Gomez if the DEA knows who was behind the shooting, and whether other assassins could be on their way.
He promises to deliver 400 pounds by next week. Walt is distracted by a phone call from Gus, lying to him about being "hard at work" and blaming his inability to meet the week's meth quota on Gale's mistakes. Walt delivers toiletry supplies to his to his family in a waiting room, as well as a book that Hank gave to Junior about the agents who pursued Pablo Escobar. Jesse thinks he does, but presses Walt about their approaching deadline. When Jesse contacts Walt about Victor's visit, but a distracted Walt asks if he remembers Tuco mentioning his cousins coming up from Mexico during their captivity in the desert. However, his fun is cut short when Victor catches him and asks why there isn't any cooking. Stuck in the superlab, Jesse becomes bored and amuses himself by playing with the equipment, such as inflating a hazmat suit with an extractor tube. Utterly seething, Leonel drags himself toward him, trailing blood from his stumps, before doctors subdue and drag him back onto the bed. He sits up, tears at the tubes attached to his body, and pushes himself onto the floor, all the while glaring up at Walt. Sensing the group's presence, Leonel turns to look at them, and recognizes Walt. There, Walt sees that the injuries Leonel sustained during the shooting have caused both of his legs to be amputated. Gomez invites Walt to join them in visiting Leonel's ICU room. On the way out to run errand for the family, Walt walks into the lobby to find Gomez and other DEA agents holding vigil. Gus, learning that Leonel has survived, plots a way to tie the loose end.Ī doctor announces that Hank is out of surgery. Bolsa concedes the next drug shipment it will be delayed indefinitely, vowing that he'll learn the truth about the attack from Leonel, the surviving Cousin. And I'm not half the man your husband is."Īt Los Pollos Hermanos, Gus receives a frantic phone call from Juan Bolsa, who contends that the Cousins would never have shot Hank without approval. After relating his own anxieties before his surgery in the same hospital, Walt tells Marie, "I survived this place. Sensing she is about to spiral out of control, Walt intervenes. In the cafeteria, Marie complains about the dirty silverware and declares the hospital a deathtrap. Walt asks if she knows who was on the phone Skyler smiles sadly and walks away. After Walt hangs up, Skyler suggests they all get breakfast. An impatient Jesse pages Walt, who tells him to sit tight and not cook until he gets to the lab. Several DEA agents and police officers offer to donate blood in support of Hank. Skyler comes to Walt's defense, insisting it wasn't his fault. She further blames Walt, saying the entire situation wouldn't have started if he hadn't supposedly bought pot from Jesse. Marie denounces Gomez and Merkert for making Hank surrender his gun before the shooting. Merkert explains that all the DEA knows is that Hank was attacked by two cartel hitmen, and that he killed one of the assassins and critically wounded the other despite sustaining four shots.
Walt rushes into a hospital waiting room where Skyler, Marie, Gomez and ASAC Merkert are assembled. The Whites and Schraders with the DEA in the waiting room. When Walt wants to get right to work, Jesse realizes that Walt is unaware that Hank has been shot. At that moment, Jesse arrives and loudly marvels at the setup in the lab, leaving Gale more confused. When Gale pushes for an explanation, Walt tried to use a musical analogy, saying that he is "classical" while Gale is "more jazz". In the superlab, Walt tries to fire Gale without hurting his feelings. When Skinny Pete sees Jesse's injuries and asks if he's okay, Jesse smiles and replies, "Actually, I'm great." Jesse returns outside, where he is eventually picked up by Skinny Pete in his Thunderbird. Jesse watches as two emergency room doctors work with paramedics to unload Hank, and follows them as they wheel Hank into the operating room for immediate surgery. As he waits outside for his ride, an ambulance arrives carrying a critically wounded Hank. A heavily-bruised Jesse is wheeled out of the hospital by an orderly.
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