("Ozymandias"). After Gus generously donates some money, Hank gladly thanks him ("ABQ"). ("The Guy For This"), At night, Hank and Gomez run a stakeout on one of Gus' dead drops which is located in a culvert. After Walt gives his son another shot, Hank questions if he's going for "father of the year." Hank, still bedridden, meets with Tim Roberts. Aliases Hank returns to the DEA office, where he is notified by Steven Gomez that Jesse has been mindlessly throwing large amounts of money around Albuquerque. First Hank pounds on the RV door, telling Jesse to do things the easy way. "Ozymandias""Granite State" (voice on tape)"Felina" (flashback) Merkert tells his family that Hank was attacked by two cartel hitman and, despite being shot four times, managed to kill one and critically wound the other. Relationships
Hank tells Gomez that if Walt does kill Jesse, at least they'll get it on tape, showing that he does not care for Jesse much and is willing to sacrifice him in order to catch Walt. After a brief exchange of insults, Saul mentions that they are only after Badger looking to find "bigger fish." After Hank claims he does not know who Walt is anymore, he warns a shaken, awestruck Hank: "If that's true, if you don't know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly" ("Blood Money"). Weeks later at a cookout at the White's, Hank excuses himself to use the restroom, where he finds a copy of Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman while searching for reading material. He describes the murder of Gale Boetticher and hypothesizes that he was Heisenberg's cook. He then tells her to get lost and mentions that he'll bust her if he sees her working here again. He climbs up back and peers through a latch on top, only to startle an older couple playing cards. This is a direct contrast to Jack himself, who lacked the intuition Hank possessed and attempted to save his own life by attempting to bribe Walt with the promise of telling him the location of his money when faced with death, even though Walt had already made up his mind for revenge after Jack killed Hank. Hank refuses to confide in Marie, so she asks Walt for help. Hank is disappointed with Walter Jr. for calling him instead of his father after he got in trouble for trying to purchase alcohol as a minor. After Hank asks them if they're mentioning anything he should know about, they reassure him that they are only complementing him. The next day, a deliveryman arrives with numerous boxes of minerals. Just before Marco returns to swing the axe into Hank's skull, he shoots him in the head, killing him instantly ("One Minute"). Hank and Gomez lose Diego, but recover the money which proves to be over $700,000 making the total recovered from the dead drops "just shy of a million dollars." Hank goes to the rental agency however the van does not have GPS due to a previous lawsuit that caused the company to get rid of it. Hank notices a leaflet from Los Pollos Hermanos in one of the pictures of Gale's house, with numbers and letters scribbled on the bottom. He is informed that Jesse is pressing charges and is asked to have pictures of his hands taken for the record. Hank is seen working with his physical therapist in an electromagnetic patient lifter. Steven Gomez (friend and partner)ASAC George Merkert (former boss)SAC Ramey (former boss)Janice (secretary)Vanco (former colleague)Joan Crawford (former lover) Among the items is a figurine she stole, indicating that her kleptomania has returned and that Hank's hostility towards her is likely the reason. 1998
Hank Schrader arrives to talk to Jimmy McGill and Krazy-8. ("Crazy Handful of Nothin'"). Hank continues his search by staking out an RV with Gomez. No Afterwards, he is seen talking about the recent murder of Combo. When they meet, Hank's demeanor is initially comforting and respectful, but soon changes to demanding and hasty as Skyler begins to see that Hank's true intention seems to be apprehending Walt rather than the welfare of the extended family. Hank checking the bug he had Walt plant on Gus Fring's car. ("Shotgun"). Marie leans over and kisses his forehead ("I See You"). Full name Hank meets with the APD and DEA when Gus Fring is summoned to the APD headquarters for questioning. After some time, Walt takes Hank back to Los Pollos Hermanos and retrieves the bug for him. Somewhere between March 1328, 1966 Hank even peers at the surveillance video of the methylamine precursor theft, and the grainy figures now clearly resolve into Walt and Jesse ("Blood Money"). Hank and Gomez have a bet on the cook's ethnicity before the SWAT team bust through the door. Hank notices that the inside cover was signed by "G.B." Hank's colleagues throw him a party in celebration of his busting of Tuco.
He also intercepts a message on Jesse's phone from Andrea claiming that Walt is at her house worried about him as is she. When he runs into him in the hallway, Hank offers to hear Walt out if he ever has any issues with gambling.
Afterward, Gomez tells Hank privately that he believes Jesse, but agrees that they have no physical evidence against Walt.
Hank checks the voicemail and listens to Walt's message, a plan already forming in his mind ("Rabid Dog"). After a tense moment, both sides face off into a stand-off.
Hank was caught off guard when Walt ended his speech on a depressing note. Hank pays a visit to Walt after school hours and tells him that the mask was used to cook meth. Breaking Bad Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. Henry R. "Hank" Schrader is Walter White's brother-in-law and the husband of Marie Schrader. Hank meets Marie at the door when she arrives home and attempts to send her on an impromptu spa trip. Hank tells Steve he is going to call the police to come and dig up the money, but instead (or before he was going to) he calls Marie, and tells her "I finally got him" as she smiles in the phone. After doing an inventory of the equipment, Hank notices that two respirators are missing, along with some glassware. While rendezvousing at the White residence, Skyler asks about Walt's second cell phone, to which Marie suspects he was using to buy weed from a former student of his named Jesse Pinkman.
Hank and Walt eventually find themselves watching Gus's factory farm in hopes of getting a lead. Family There, he stumbles upon a wounded Tuco, from whom Walt and Jesse have just escaped captivity. Hank and Gomez then go to Saul's assistant, Huell, who is being held in a DEA safe-house. The three then formulate a plan: Hank buys a barrel matching the ones Walt used for his money, and with the help of Jesse fills it up with some money and buries it in his backyard in an area similar to desert terrain, thus simulating the real barrels. Despite his considerable shortcomings, Hank is basically a good-hearted family man. He claims that this has killed him, and that this is the last nail in the coffin. This leads him to the home of Combo's mother, Mrs. Ortega. Marie and Walter Jr. are playing cards with Hank in the hospital.
Back home, Marie asks for him to share his thoughts on Gomez going to El Paso instead of him, saying that it makes sense for him not wanting to return after what happened. At the meeting he accuses Walt of being weak and that his only option is to admit all of the bad things he has done. Marie finds Hank up late at night examining the minerals he's been collecting. Badger is seen taking the meth from James Kilkelly and the DEA go in for the arrest. Hank indicates that the operation must have been making hundreds of pounds of meth weekly, if not more. Hank thanks him and proceeds to slip the cup into an evidence bag once Gus is gone and stashes under the car seat. Hank asks Skyler why she's keeping Walt away from their kids, to which she replies "It's none of your business." During the drive, Hank reveals that where he really wants to go is Los Pollos Hermanos. While he does not know where Walt keeps his money he suspects someone who does.
Shortly before leaving, he receives an ominous call from an electronic voice informing him that he has one minute to leave before two men arrive to kill him. Hank is watching Jesse talk with Skinny Pete and Badger from afar. He states that Heisenberg wised up and stopped "shitting where he eats." Hank has shown himself to be a good law enforcement agent and competent investigator who was able to expose Gustavo Fring for what he truly was. Marie tells Hank that she suspects Walt of having an affair ("Caballo Sin Nombre"). Hank, feeling the encounter was a waste of his time, jokes that he at least "didn't shit himself this time" ("Face Off"). During Gomez's farewell party, Hank gives him a statuette of Jess Malverde after learning of his importance back in El Paso.
He hangs up the phone and gives himself up.
She states that a man with blue eyes and an RV sold it to her, then proceeded to give it to a friend named Matt. Hank concludes by believing that Heisenberg is still in town. Without incoming funds, the henchmen begin itching for deals with the DEA. After a stern voicemail left by ASAC Merkert informs Hank that the folks in Texas are "breathing down his neck," Hank follows up on the tweaker's lead. Age Henry R. Schrader 2009 When discussing Walt's situation, Hank tells him that if anything happens he will make sure his family is safe and taken care of ("Cancer Man"). After finding closure in seeing Gale - the man he thinks is Heisenberg - dead, he states to Tim that he's done with the research. Both Hank and Steve's deaths were avenged by Walt, who kills Jack in the same manner that he killed Hank and kills his entire crew as well ("Felina"). I don't sleep at night anymore. After briefly discussing the meth issue in the region and thanking them for their contributions, Gus asks Hank about Walt's photo on the donation jar. Badger later informs Hank that Heisenberg is an older man in his 50s or 60s and is even balder than Hank himself. After a brief pause in fire, Hank steadies his aim while Tuco reloads his assault rifle. Later, Hank and the family have dinner without Walt. He decides to leave his office, cancelling a meeting in the process ("Confessions"). Hank brings Walter Jr. to a run-down motel that's home to many junkieswhich Hank calls the Crystal Palacetricking Walt Jr. into believing the two of them were going to get Cold Stone ice cream. First Hank asks why, to which Merkert replies, "Maybe you have a guardian angel.". When Walt angrily demands he give him back the bottle, the two have a brief stare-down before being interrupted by Walter Jr. vomiting into the pool ("Over"). Hank shows a quote written by Gale dedicated an unknown 'W.W' to Walt.
He struggles in pain to take another step and forces the lesson to be cut short. He gets a call from Marie asking when he'll be home. He quotes Hank by stating "Good guys never get ink like the bad guys do." 
Hank and Walter Jr. laugh at Gale's karaoke video as Walt stares lifelessly. The lettering scribbled on Gale's Los Pollos Hermanos were the parts number for an industrial air-filtration system that Gale took part in delivering. He refuses to see a shrink, believing that doing so can damage his reputation and tarnish his career. He dismisses her compliment, stating that he's only covered 16 feet in 20 minutes. He launches into a lengthy explanation about why their house is the safest place for Jesse. Hank is unperturbed, pointing out that Jesse is a "junkie murderer" and claims that if he is killed by Walt, they will get it all on tape.
Following the shootout, Hank is injured with a bullet wound in the leg, his gun empty, and his partner, Steve Gomez, lying on the ground dead. Hank responds with saying that many guys in jail have the mentality that a lot of illegal things shouldn't be, including meth ("A No-Rough-Stuff-Type Deal"). Hank tries to startle his nephew out of doing drugs (unbeknownst to Hank that he wasn't doing any of them) by showing him the results meth has had on a prostitute by the name of Wendy, commenting on her rotted teeth. 
Hank is dropped off at the airport by Marie en route to El Paso, but he gets a call shortly afterward informing him that the blue meth has returned to the streets of Albuquerque.
Date of birth Despite this, Marie vows to get Hank the best physical therapists she can find ("Kafkaesque"). Steve Gomez visits Hank in the hospital and shows him a map detailing the blue meth's reappearance. As Walt speaks with him, Hank tells him that the conflict in El Paso is like Apocalypse Now. The mask was traced back to Walt's high school. Hank handcuffs him, and puts him in the car. Some time later, ASAC Merkert introduces Hank to three local businessmen donating funds to the department. Later at Civic Plaza, Gomez sets up surveillance while Hank tapes a wire to Jesse's chest. Hank hurtles toward Jesse and forces him into the car, blasting him for backing out of the meeting. After finding bullet holes behind duct tape on the door, he heads back to his car to call ASAC Merkert and ask for a warrant. Status Humiliated, he asks her for his bedpan ("Box Cutter"). Outside, Hank notices a camera on an ATM facing the gas pump before stating "Bingo," When Merkert asks him if he's going to El Paso, Hank tells him no, only due to being on the verge of something big ("Green Light"). After repeatedly asking if she is under arrest, to which Hank does not directly answer, Skyler angrily leaves the premises leaving Hank to ponder his next move once more.
Hank exits the bathroom, stunned and transformed. Tense and alert with gun in hand, he heads to the garage, realizing that the noise was made by his beer bottles popping off. Hank informs his team that there is a new group of meth cooks in town, making some of the purest meth he's ever seen. Hank is later seen during a drug bust when he gets a call from his wife, Marie, informing him of Walter White Jr.'s usage of marijuana. Hank does nothing but grumble. Hank and Gomez draw their weapons and reveal themselves as the police and order the thugs to drop their weapons, though Jack demands they show him their I.D. During another session of physical therapy, Hank pushes through the routine on the way to his bedroom, indicating great improvement. However, Hank and Gomez prepare to leave, believing that they are just being strung along. Hank later receives a phone call from Marie when she's arrested for stealing from an open house, infuriated that she's "doing this to [him] again." Hank feels they're grasping at straws, but insist Hank question him. She suggests he give Walt a call, as he might have sold him marijuana at some point. Later at dinner, Marie brings up Hank's meeting as being something secretive, to which Hank quickly changes the subject. When he asks Vanco why the saint's statue sits on his desk, Vanco states that it's to help him know his enemy, an idea based on the teachings of Sun Tzu. Gus refills Hank's soda and offers to pay for any future meals, even offering Walter Jr. a job if he were to ever be interested. He asks Walt if he could drive him to a mineral show the next day, to which Walt agrees. Appearances in Better Call Saul When Walt returns home one night, Hank is found sitting with the rest of the family, waiting to give Walt an intervention on the future of his condition.
After being mocked for not understanding Spanish as well as becoming increasingly impatient with Tortuga, Hank attempts to intimidate him into giving them the information they're after. Hank before shooting Marco Salamanca in the head. Hank later proposes to Walt that they drive out to what he believes to be Gus Fring's drug distribution center, but Walt fakes an illness, delaying the trip ("Bug"). Refusing, she demands to know why he's trying to get her out of the house. Later that night, Hank is unable to sleep. Hank with Walt and Walter Jr. at the party in celebration of Walt's remission. Later on at a crime scene in a junkyard, Hank sends a photo of Gonzo and No-Doze to Walt, claiming they're the "world's dumbest criminals," ("Seven Thirty-Seven").
Later that day, APD Detective Tim Roberts, a colleague of Hank's, pays him a visit after he helps get Marie out of the police station. Despite his brashness, Hank is highly competent at his job and cares deeply about his family. Hank saw through this facade and refused to sacrifice his dignity and beg Jack for his life. Walt told Hank to simply forget about it and that it wasn't an affair, and Hank chose to take his advice. Despite Krazy-8's insistence that he doesn't need a lawyer, Saul pulls him aside and they briefly argue before Saul states that Krazy-8 wants a deal. and addressed to "my other favorite W.W." Remembering his conversation with Walter, in which the two joked that the "W.W." mentioned in Gale Boetticher's notes referred to Walter White, Hank comes to the shocking realization that his brother-in-law was the Heisenberg he has been chasing all along ("Gliding Over All"). After Walt thwarts Mike's deal with Declan and replaces it with his own, Mike retires with his $5 million but his house is searched by Hank and the DEA, who turn up nothing. On several occasions, he irritably corrected people (especially Marie) when they referred to this activity as "rock collecting" ("Thirty-Eight Snub"). Unknown to the agents, Lalo Salamanca, through Saul, purposefully set up Krazy-8 as an informant to use the DEA to disrupt Gus Fring's operation. Hank meets with Steven Gomez and ASAC George Merkert at the DEA office. As the two head out another day for the farm once more, Hank tells Walt to take a different direction and instead tells him to drive to a local industrial laundromat. Walter Jr. drives Hank to Los Pollos Hermanos, where Hank has a brief chat with Gus Fring, who recognizes him from his charity with with the DEA. Hank answers "I say we start with this", pulling out Jesse's cell phone. Jesse also gets him to unwittingly confess to a multitude of his crimes such as the money being his, that he poisoned Brock, that he killed Gus and his two dealers and also Emilio and Krazy-8. After tricking Walter into leading them to the location of his buried drug money and confessing to a multitude of his crimes, Hank finally succeeds at his mission to bring his brother in law to justice and is filled with joy. Since there are 10 men, Hank had his pick of the litter for which deal he wanted to make.