Walter is having a blast with his Risk game, and decides, after one or two cheap victories against not very smart drug lords that is time to expand his business. Jesse's "cold blooded killing" of the drug addict that stole some of their product is just the perfect rumor to use to this effect.
"Breaking Bad" keeps with Walter's progress to kingpin, with everyone tagging along. It's just barely interesting, but not much more, as the show has too many weak links. Case in point: In this episode we have the evolution of Jesse's relationship with his landlord Jane and Skyler's return to work (which cries of a plot development that shouldn't happen but will). "Breaking Bad" is not bad, but the package is just OK and the plot barely above average.
On a side note, Hank's side story as a DEA with a Danny Trejo's cameo is interesting (and funny enough).
"Breaking Bad" keeps with Walter's progress to kingpin, with everyone tagging along. It's just barely interesting, but not much more, as the show has too many weak links. Case in point: In this episode we have the evolution of Jesse's relationship with his landlord Jane and Skyler's return to work (which cries of a plot development that shouldn't happen but will). "Breaking Bad" is not bad, but the package is just OK and the plot barely above average.
On a side note, Hank's side story as a DEA with a Danny Trejo's cameo is interesting (and funny enough).