S02E10 · SCENE 11/18 · 25:18
Over · White residence

Walt apologizes to Junior for drinking

Walt apologizes to his son for the drunken party incident.

25:18→30:19
in the episode · 5m 01s · S02E10

What happens

25:18–30:19

Walt tests the new water heater with Junior. He then apologizes for his behavior at the party, but Junior asks if he kept up, saying he drank three shots. Dismayed, Walt leaves.

WhereWhite residence
DriverWalt
Positionact3 · complication
ThreadWalt's remission and retirement

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25:59

I'm sorry. Did you need something?

26:09

It was nice to meet you. You too.

29:04

You and Uncle Hank. I drank three.

29:15

I have some tools to put away.

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Beats

26:41Walt tests the water heater with Junior.
28:04Walt apologizes to Junior.

Scene in the episode

25:18–30:19
A · Walt's remission and retirement
B · Jesse and Jane's relationship
C · Skyler's emotional turmoil
D · Walt's home repairs

Clips from this episode

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"Stay Out Of My Territory" | Over | Breaking Bad · Breaking Bad & Beyond
Walt Makes His Son Drink Tequila | Over | Breaking Bad · Breaking Bad & Beyond
Walter White Tries to Help a Fellow Shopper | Over | Breaking Bad · Breaking Bad & Beyond
Breaking Bad | Drunk Walt Confronts Hank (Bryan Cranston, Dean Norris) · Crime City

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