Skyler follows and says that while she understands his situation, he cannot take his anger out on her. Walt rests in the backyard, overlooking the pool. Only when she screams 'Stop it!' does he let up. He sobs briefly before standing behind her and forcing himself on her, even after she asks him to slow down.

She discovers him aimlessly clicking through television channels, and asks him what he’s doing. Walt returns home, where Skyler is applying an avocado mask. Tuco stares intently at the two as they depart. The two begin to leave, but Jesse is grabbed by the neck and shoved to the ground. Walt and Jesse begin to leave, but Tuco questions them, to which Walt says they thought they were done. Tuco's other henchman, Gonzo, says they should give his buddy a proper burial, but Tuco orders him to stash the body underneath a stack of old cars. Walt is unable to help No-Doze as he dies as a result of the brutal attack. Moments later, Tuco roars back to the junkyard in his SUV, ordering Walt to resuscitate an unconscious No-Doze. In Jesse's car, Walt calculates that he needs $737,000 to provide for his family’s future, factoring in medical bills, his children's tuition, mortgage, and other variables - in other words, eleven more meth deals - before he can leave the drug business. Afterwards, he drives away, leaving Walt and Jesse to ponder the danger of their situation. The eyeball is then sucked into the drain of the pool while a pink teddy bear, missing its left eye, floats underwater.Īfter buying meth from Walt and Jesse at the junkyard, Tuco violently attacks his henchman, No-Doze, for presuming to speak for him. The camera pans over to reveal what appears to be a plastic eyeball in a pool of water. This would no longer be true six months after this episode aired, as Gerald Robinson was convicted of murder for the ritual killing of Margaret Ann Pahl.The episode opens on black and white shots of a backyard.

During the episode, Gideon claims that there has been no confirmed examples of ritual murder.

Jason Gideon: Playwright Eugene Ionesco said, 'Ideologies separate us.

Jason Gideon: Sir Peter Ustinov said, 'Unfortunately, a super abundance of dreams is paid for by a growing potential for nightmares.'.

Based on the crime scene evidence, the team begins to suspect that someone other than a cult member may be responsible.

The BAU is called to investigate the murder of two small-town high school students who may have been victims of a cult killing.

Prison break season 1 episodes summary