S05E16 · SCENE 2/16 · 05:18
Felina · Gas station

Walt calls newspaper for address

Walt calls a newspaper to get the Schwartzes' address.

05:18→06:16
in the episode · 0m 58s · S05E16

What happens

05:18–06:16

Walt stops at a gas station and uses a payphone. He pretends to be a journalist from The New York Times to get Elliott and Gretchen's new address. He learns they will be home that night. He leaves his watch on the phone booth.

WhereGas station
DriverWalt
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadWalt's final arrangements

Key lines

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05:22

May I speak with Susan, please? Thank you.

05:48

When are they scheduled to get home?

06:03

No, it isn't. They've... Let me get a pen.

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Scene DNA

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impersonation0.7
deadpan0.6
scheme0.5
phone call

Beats

05:19Walt calls as journalist

Scene in the episode

05:18–06:16
A · Walt's final arrangements
B · Jesse's captivity
C · Walt's confrontation with Jack

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