It's like in the original Godfather, after Marlon Brando is gone, and it's time for Al Pacino to do some business, in Las Vegas... that part of the film then carries into the second Godfather but it could have went on another two hours and it would be fine, because it was the climber now running things, which is happening at this point, Walter in charge and with the problems that goes along with that and, too bad Mike, the best character on the season, has limited time... Then again he should have never been part of this bizness venture to begin with scrutinized by Hank, but, anyhow, this episode is viewed by being fare, just okay, by many, but to me it's a small part of what could have been a few more seasons (the show ends perfectly on this season, but this is more a wish fulfillment than actual theory)...
