1.3 "...and the Bag's in the River" Quiz

Answer: Walter Jr.

As Skyler White and Walter White Jr. are painting a room, Walt Jr.'s cell phone rings and he departs. Skylar then tells Marie about the story she's writing with the pothead character. Marie deduces that Walt Jr. is a pothead. Skyler insists she's only talking about a character, but Marie isn't buying it.

Answer: A bike lock

Krazy-8, the cousin of Jesse's former partner Emilio, is shackled to a pipe by a bike lock around his throat in Jesse's basement. He startles Walt by calling him by name and revealing other details about Walt that Jesse has apparently told him.

Answer: Wendy

Hank drives Walt Jr. to The Crystal Palace, a rundown motel patronized by meth heads and prostitutes. When the boy starts laughing, Hank warns him that pot is a gateway to heavy drugs. He calls over a prostitute, Wendy, to try to prove his point and gets her to show Walt Jr. how meth has corroded her teeth.

Answer: "He'll kill your entire family if you let him go."

As Walt sits on the toilet in Jesse's bathroom, he jots down the pros and cons of killing Krazy-8. He comes up with several arguments in support of clemency. The sole entry in the "Kill Him" column: "He'll kill your entire family if you let him go."

Answer: A crib

Walt tries to get to know Krazy-8, who advises Walt that this won't make killing him any easier. The two make an emotional connection as Krazy-8 reminisces about being the son of a local furniture-store magnate seen on late-night television commercials. Walt recalls buying a crib for Walter Jr. from the same store.

Answer: A piece of broken plate

As Walter gets the key to unlock Krazy-8, he notices the pieces of the broken plate and decides to piece it back together. He realizes a large knife-shaped shard is missing from the plate's remains.

Answer: Yes

As Krazy-8 stands quietly, Walt approaches and motions his hostage to turn around so he can slip the key into the lock. When Walt hesitates, Krazy-8 gently commands him to unlock it. As Walt grasps the lock, he asks Krazy-8 if he's going stab him with the shard once set free. Krazy-8 stabs backward wildly and Walt pulls back hard on the lock.

As Krazy flails wildly, the improvised knife hits home, stabbing Walt in the leg before Krazy-8 finally expires.

Answer: Krazy-8

Out in the desert, Hank's DEA team has uncovered Walt and Jesse's "cook site." He and his partner, Steven Gomez, quickly put together a theory: a mobile meth lab caught fire, and after putting out the blaze the occupants sped off. But Krazy-8's low-rider car has been left behind, and Hank wonders why until he discovers some meth hidden behind the stereo. Gomez confirms: "Somebody croaked our snitch."

Answer: "What about the soul?"

In a flashback, Walter is seen in a laboratory with a female lab partner and they are analyzing the human body's chemical composition. After discovering that only 99 percent of the body's makeup is accounted for chemically, Walt muses that there has to be more to a human being than that. "What about the soul?" she asks. "There's nothing but chemistry here," he replies, slowly walking up to her and leaning forward, as if to give her a kiss.

Answer: Yes

When Walt calls Skyler to explain why he's running late, she catches him in a lie. She knows he's been fired from the carwash and she tells him to spend the night wherever he is. At the end of the episode when Walter returns home, he finds Skyler sobbing in their bedroom. He then tells her that he has something to tell her.