After having returned from his 4-day cooking spree, Walter is checked up on again to observe how his cancer has developed. To the family's delight (ironically taking Walter out of the equation), Walt's tumor has reduced in size by 80 percent.
The family holds a celebration that ticks everything but Walt's definition of 'fun'. Of course, Gretchen and Elliot are falsely being celebrated again for paying for Walt's treatment and Hank is the one giving the "fatherly advice" to Junior instead of it being Walt.
What follows is the infamous Tequila bottle scene in which Walt urges Junior to drink the alcohol in response to which Hank takes it away, which angers Walt to the extent that he shouts at Hank, demanding him to bring the bottle back.
While an incredibly uncomfortable scene to watch, it takes the indirect battle that Walt has with Hank throughout the entirety of the show and condenses the characters feelings and thoughts of one another into a direct confrontation.
The family holds a celebration that ticks everything but Walt's definition of 'fun'. Of course, Gretchen and Elliot are falsely being celebrated again for paying for Walt's treatment and Hank is the one giving the "fatherly advice" to Junior instead of it being Walt.
What follows is the infamous Tequila bottle scene in which Walt urges Junior to drink the alcohol in response to which Hank takes it away, which angers Walt to the extent that he shouts at Hank, demanding him to bring the bottle back.
While an incredibly uncomfortable scene to watch, it takes the indirect battle that Walt has with Hank throughout the entirety of the show and condenses the characters feelings and thoughts of one another into a direct confrontation.