The GoodĮverything with Walter is boring and problematic, but everything with Jesse works. Then, of course, Jesse goes home to his uber-civilized estranged family and breaks my fucking heart. says, amazingly, “Then why don’t you just fucking die, already?”

Skyler is lovely and supportive about the cancer, but Walter still doesn’t want to get treatment, because he’s a selfish asshat. Walter gets upset about someone taking his parking space (no, seriously). Walter gets upset that Hank offers him money for cancer treatment, because white privilege is emasculating, yo. Skyler breaks down at a cookout with Hank, Marie, and Walter Jr, so everyone knows about the cancer now. Summary: Honestly, not that much happens this episode. The transformation into Heisenberg is complete! But before that–a whole lot of whining.

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Breaking bad season 1 episode 6 summary