And, as is made clear in Final Episode #2, and as Skylar tells the demoralized Walter, Hank will need a lot more than his suspicions to make any charges stick against his brother-in-law. Certainly Skylar won't give Hank what he needs. As we've seen many times in the past few years, she's refreshingly as strong as Hank in many ways, and sometimes even stronger.
That leaves Jesse as Hank's best bet to get Walter, and, sure enough, Jesse seems to fall right into Hank's lap at the end of this episode, having come to the attention of the authorities after in typical Jesse fashion throwing millions of dollars out the window.
But, you know what? Anyone who thinks Jesse will be of any real help to Hank hasn't been watching this show, either. Because, in typical Jesse fashion, he'll figure out a way of digging out of the hole he just dug for himself in the past two episodes. It's that chemistry and level of support - from Skylar and Jesse in their own unorthodox ways - that keeps Walt afloat.
Is this luck of Walt's ending? I don't think so, certainly not yet ...
See also: Breaking Bad Final Episodes #1: Walt vs. Hank
And see also Breaking Bad Season 5 Premiere: Riveting Entropy ... Breaking Bad 5.3: Deal with the Devil ... Breaking Bad 5.7: Exit Mike ... Breaking Bad Final Half-Season Finale
And see also My Prediction about Breaking Bad ... Breaking Bad Season 4 Debuts ... Breaking Bad 4.2: Gun and Question ... Breaking Bad 4.11: Tightening Vice ... Breaking Bad 4.12: King vs. King ... Breaking Bad Season 4 Finale: Deceptive Flowers
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