History Recap / BreakingBadS3E5Mas

** Walt realises how poorly he had treated Skyker and Willingly signs the divorce papers

Skyler examines the duffel bad of Walt's drug money that [[Recap/BreakingBadS3E3IFT he'd shown her.]] She consults with her divorce lawyer once more, confessing her affair and bringing up the money (though she denies that she was asking permission to spend it). The lawyer warns her once more to leave, and that she was now an accessory to Walt's crimes after the fact. When she returns home, however, she finds Walt gone, along with his belongings and money. He'd left their now-signed [[Recap/BreakingBadS3E1NoMas divorce papers]] behind for her. Skyler, however, is unsure what to make of this development...

Walt and Jesse meet at Saul's office. There, Walt gives Jesse his half of the money made from Jesse's cook, telling him to "spend it in good health", because Jesse was "out" of the professional meth cooking industry: as far as Walt's concerned, Jesse can cook whatever he wants, as long as it's not his formula. Jesse dares Walt to try and stop him, then storms out, cracking Walt's windshield with a large rock before leaving.

Meanwhile, Hank's investigation into the RV hits a dead end. When he asks his secretary to check with the DMV once more, she finds one more registration of an RV that had not been renewed, but never marked as non-working, stolen, or destroyed. This leads Hank to the home of Mrs. Ortega, the RV's owner, who explains that she never reported it stolen because she didn't want her son to be arrested.

When Hank looks in Combo's room for clues, he finds a photo of a night that Combo had spent partying. The photo was of his friends, one of whom he recognizes: ''Jesse Pinkman''...

Some months ago, when Walt and Jesse were just beginning their partnership, Walt gives Jesse his life's savings to purchase an RV to use as a mobile meth lab. Jesse immediately uses the money to invite his friends Badger, Combo, and Skinny Pete to party at a cabaret. When the bar closes in the morning, Jesse realizes he only has about $1400 left: with Walt blackmailing him into helping, Jesse realizes he's screwed up ''bad''. Combo, however, offers to help out: he has an RV at his home that he's willing to give to Jesse in exchange for the money.

In the present day, as Skyler's affair with Ted continues, Walt contacts Jesse on the phone over the money they had both been given. Jesse is pissed that he only got half of his money from the meth ''he'' cooked, while Walt is just as pissed with Jesse over using ''his'' formula without his say-so.

Meanwhile, Hank and Gomez search for Heisenberg's RV meth lab. As their search proves fruitless, Gomez confides in Hank that he has been given the offer Hank once had: he was leaving for El Paso. This leaves Hank depressed and angry: while Marie believes his staying in New Mexico was due to his traumatic experiences during his last excursion, Hank angrily retorts that he's staying because he's doing "important work".

Walt visits Gus at Los Pollos Hermanos, and questions the wisdom in appearing to collaborate with Jesse to bring him back to cooking. When Gus explains that Jesse's cook was "more or less" just as good as his own, Walt disagrees, stating that "the chemistry must be respected". After apologizing for being transparent, Gus asks Walt to accompany him. He takes him to an industrial laundromat his company owns.

Concealed under the laundromat is a massive, state-of-the-art superlab built to make industrial quantities of meth, with the chemicals already shipped to the laundromat and a highly advanced filtration system making it practically hidden in plain sight. Gus makes a new offer to Walt: in exchange for cooking two hundred pounds of meth per week, he would pay Walt three million dollars for three months work, with Walt allowed to work his own hours so long as he met each week's quota. Walt is impressed with the offer and the facilities in which he would work, but declines once more, explaining that he had made one too many bad decisions. Gus clarifies that Walt's decisions weren't truly wrong if he did it for the sake of his family, explaining that a "man" does anything to provide for his family, even if the work he does is ultimately thankless.

Skyler finds a duffel bag of cash that Walt earned from his illegal enterprise. She consults with her divorce lawyer once more, confessing her affair and discussing the money. The lawyer warns her once more to leave, and that she was now an accessory to his crimes after the fact. When she returns home, however, she finds Walt gone, along with his belongings and money. He left the divorce papers behind, and had signed them as well. Skyler, however, is unsure what to make of this development...

Walt and Jesse meet at Saul's office. There, Walt gives Jesse his half of the money made from Jesse's cook, telling him to "spend it in good health", because he was "out" of the professional meth cooking industry: as far as Walt's concerned, Jesse can cook whatever he wants, as long as it's not his formula. Jesse dares Walt to try and stop him, then storms out, cracking Walt's windshield with a large rock before leaving.

* {{Adorkable}}: Walt has shades of this when he first sees the lab that Gus is giving him.

* PetTheDog: Skyler letting Walt hold onto Holly and comfort her.

* KickTheDog: While Wlat had to do something to avoid going to prison, making Hank think his wife was in hospital still comes of as very cruel.

--> '''Marie:''' Death changes a person. It just has to. You've noticed a change with Walt, haven't you?

--> '''Saul''': Sorry kid, that's the way of the world. Go with the winner.

* OpportunisticBastard: Saul switches sides and leaves Jesse in the dust to vie for Walt's legal interest instead when it becomes clear that Walt is now the one with greater opportunities to make bank.
--> '''Saul: Sorry kid, that's the way of the world. Go with the winner.

Eventually, Skyler begins to feel uncomfortable about her affair with Ted. When she returns home after declining an invitation to dinner, she sees Walt gazing lovingly at the daughter she did not allow him to touch. Feeling a small pang of guilt, she offers to let Walt hold their fussy daughter.

Gus increases his efforts to lure Walt back into business, forcing a rift between Walt and Jesse. Skyler doubts her new relationship. Marie confides in Skyler about her concerns over Hank's well-being after Hank's actions tangibly affect his career prospects.

!This episode provides examples of:

* {{Flashback}}/TheReveal: We ''finally'' learn how Jesse got the RV in this episode.
* HookersAndBlow: The episode shows that Jesse spent most of Walt's savings on this.

* {{Fanservice}}: The strippers. [[GirlOnGirlIsHot Complete with lesbian kissing and nipple shots.]] Definitely directed at males.
* {{Flashback}}/TheReveal: We ''finally'' learn how Jesse got the RV in this episode.

* {{Flashback}}/TheReveal: We ''finally'' learn how Jesse got the RV in this episode. Fitting, considering the following episode...

* {{Flashback}}/TheReveal: We ''finally'' learn how Jesse got the RV in this episode. Fitting, considering the following episode...
* TheMillstone: Jesse leads Hank straight to the RV.

* DoubleMeaningTitle: Walt decides to cook more meth again, and Hank tries to find more information on Heisenberg[[spoiler:, especially after coming across a photo of Combo and Jesse]].

* CrossReferencedTitles: With "No Más"

* {{Adorkable}}: Walt has shades of this when he first sees the lab that gus is giving him.
* BilingualBonus: "Más" is "More" in Spanish

* {{Fanservice}}: The strippers. [[GirlOnGirlIsHot Complete with lesbian kissing and nipple shots.]]

* DoubleMeaningTitle: Walt decides to cook more meth again, and Hank tries to find more information on Heisenberg[[spoiler:, especially after coming across a photo of Combo Jesse]].