This exceptional episode is unfortunately overshadowed by the one that follows it. "One Minute" receives lavish praise, especially for the unrivalled parking lot showdown between Hank and the twins, which stands out as one of the most pulse-pounding moments in the entire show. But let's not forgot about the great moments in this episode either, including the impetus for that confrontation which Gus sanctions at the end of "Sunset." The teaser is filled with nervous tension and it ends abruptly and harshly. This episode also features the debut of Gale Boetticher, Walt's new lab assistant, who shares some fun moments with our protagonist. The main story thread focuses on the disposal of the RV. The climax of the episode occurs when Jesse and Walt are trapped in the RV at the junkyard by Hank. The ensuing exchange between Hank, Jesse, Walt, and the junkyard owner, which has one of the all-time great Jesse "bitch" lines, is equal parts hilarious and terrifying. This scene is extremely tense and Walt ultimately has to resort to faking an emergency call about Marie to get rid of Hank. Walt finally realises what kind of person he will have to become to avoid being caught. Memorable Quote: Jesse Pinkman: "This is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed...bitch!"
