Shylock

Supposedly it's actually Derrick Bateman.

Skyler has fuck all to say about what happens with Walt Jr's money. He's getting it on his 18th birthday. He's an adult then and she has no say. It's ultimately up to him about what to do with it.

Burn Notice finale was pretty tight. I hope they do the Sam & Jesse spin-off that has been rumored.

Walt was trying the "think about what this could do to our family" emotional blackmail. Hank said "You don't give a shit about family.", not "I don't give a shit about family." The latter makes zero sense for him to say in that scene.

Walt's been known to be quite a nasty prick to people when he feels slighted. Jesse's gotten a brunt of that shit over the course of the show. I don't think it'd happen, but if it did come out it would probably be in the form of Walt using it as a means of hurting Jesse if shit went completely sour between them and he felt betrayed.

I think Hank might be desperate enough to work with Jesse and Jesse, at this point, probably hates Walt as much as anybody. And, IIRC, in that final scene he seemed to realize it wasn't Pinkman who did the call, it was Walt. Things might be tense between them, but I wouldn't shoot down the idea of a Jesse/Hank team-up. I don't think they're that far gone from working with one another.

Been reading some of the reactions around the net and the one I thing I think people are thinking way too narrowly on is the whole "He's got a big ass machine gun, why does he need the ricin?" train of thought. I'm sure that there's situations where the use of ricin might be much smarter and quieter than using a machine gun, no matter how deep into shit he's gone by the time the end rolls around. I think it also depends on how many episodes we spend with Future Walt. And I don't think they're going to go beyond full tilt with Walt as the bad guy. I think Jesse starts working with Hank, and stuff happens, and as a result someone in his immediate family (Skylar, Walt Jr/Flynn, Holly) gets hurt or killed for it. That leads to him going on the run until something comes up that's bad enough that he needs to return or some sort of opportunity arises where he can at least redeem himself a little in the eyes of whoever his remaining family members are. If there actually are any left. This is all without even considering the possibility that the machine gun is a giant red herring and maybe it doesn't get used.