He lied on the phone when he knew the police were listening to get Skyler off the hook legally, and with Flynn, even if it ruined his life with no going back. He cares about his family.

Something else I thought of: He threatened to kill Skyler, which would probably convince the police to put her and the kids into some sort of witness protection program - keeping them safe from the ever-present threat of the Neo-Nazis.

Assuming that does end up being the case, lets build on that.

Now that Walt knows that their family is safe from any threat, and almost no time left (due to the cancer)... What if he does use the M60 (as presented by the flash-forward a few episodes back), along with other "resources" to get back at the Neo-Nazis.

From there, lets go with Cody's prediction that Walt will free Jessie at the cost of Walt's life.

However, Walt leaves behind whatever is left of his remaining $10 million (or more if Walt finds the unused cash) to Jessie.

Assuming Jessie is now free of any wrongdoing, he can...

1) Go back to Andrea and Brock and be a family.
2) Give a portion of the money to give back to Skyler and family.

My prediction is of course that he finds out Jessie is captive but not dead, and frees him at the expense of his own life.

Not a bad guess. I see a "say hello to my little friend!" moment in his future.

The writers definitely love their Scarface references.

Just do what I do and don't have any TV service. I remain blissfully ignorant of Breaking Bad and pretty much any other hit TV show. I dare say you couldn't spoil me if you wanted to since I have so little concept of who these characters are or what the show is even about.

Oh you think you're better than us now?

Just do what I do and don't have any TV service. I remain blissfully ignorant of Breaking Bad and pretty much any other hit TV show. I dare say you couldn't spoil me if you wanted to since I have so little concept of who these characters are or what the show is even about.

Heh, I also have no TV subscription, but I come into contact with humans from time to time and I swear all they want to do is spoil Doctor Who, Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones for me. I also try to advertise some of my art online at a consistent rate, so I'm constantly seeing random words in Twitter, Facebook feeds, then realize what they could mean, then go "AAAH!" and hit the 'x' button, and walk away making gibbering noises to try and stop my brain from analyzing what I just read.

I know something is supposed to happen with Doctor Who this year. I'm staying in the dark. It is ridiculously hard if you want to maintain an online presence. WHY IS EVERYONE OBSESSED WITH NOT WANTING TO BE SURPRISED!?!?

I am pretty much considering this episode to be the greatest episode in the history of Television. It was SO AMAZING.

It might be. The Skyler phone call scene is one of the best things I've ever seen, and it could not have been properly understood by someone who saw it and didn't know the characters.

Hey, I didn't understand it and I watch the show. My girlfriend had to explain what he was actually doing, hah. This show makes me too emotional - my logic center stops functioning.

Ha! That's what makes it so great. When I first watched it I cursed Walt. Hated his guts. I hated the writers for making him into this monster, especially. It seemed over the top in a bad way, and a bit lazy. Then, after the "return" of Holly, I had an epiphany. Watching the scene again, you see in Skyler's face that she has a realization about what he's doing, and you also see him struggling to get some of the words out.

It's really something.

P.S. I agree with Cody's initial post above.

That wasn't even REMOTELY funny. :(

Neither is Seinfeld. Pretty accurate.

Honestly haven't gotten into the show, so I don't know the context of the scene (I imagine it's dramatic), but I thought for what it was (adding laugh track and goofy music over dramatic scene) it worked pretty well.