The fifth and final season of the American television drama series Breaking Bad premiered on July 15, 2012. It consists of 16 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. The season is split into two parts, each containing eight episodes. AMC broadcast the first part of the fifth season on Sundays at 10:00 pm ET in the United States and Canada, and the second part airs on Sundays at 9:00 pm. The second half debuted August 11, 2013. It debuted in the UK and Ireland on Netflix, showing one day after the episodes aired in the U.S. and Canada.
After arriving back at his home, Walt finds Saul's car haphazardly crashed in his driveway. He then sneaks into the house expecting to find Jesse, only to find his house doused in gasoline. After hiring a group of carpet cleaners to unsuccessfully wash the gasoline out of the carpet, Walt then douses his own clothes and the seat of his car with it. Just prior to this, he leaves a message on Jesse's machine to meet him in a plaza at noon in order to explain himself. Skyler arrives home and sees a fan propped in the car window. She walks in to see Walt cleaning the carpet and Walt Jr. watching. Walt then spins a story of a pump malfunction at the gas station which covered him in gasoline. Walt Jr. accuses him of lying but he urges he is telling the truth. The family then decides to spend a few days in a hotel which, for Walt, is a safety precaution. At the hotel, Skyler calls Walt out on his lie about the gas station and asks what's really going on. Walt then divulges some of the story with Jesse, assuring he's a danger only to himself. Skyler still perceives him as a threat and says he needs to be dealt with. Backtracking, we see Jesse attempting to light the house on fire when Hank breaks in pointing a gun at him. Hank proposes working together to burn Walt, to which Jesse agrees. Hank then takes him home and, the following morning, records Jesse confessing to everything. Hank, having listened to Walt's message on Jesse's phone the day before, plays Jesse the message and says that they plan to wire him and have Walt confess to Jesse. Upon arriving at the plaza, Jesse walks toward an unarmed Walt sitting on a bench when he spots a thuggish looking bald man standing nearby. Jesse then runs to a nearby payphone and calls Walt's cell phone, telling him "nice try" and that he was going to burn him in some other way. Hank then speeds around the corner in a van and picks up Jesse, who tells Hank that there's a better way to burn Walt. Walt walks past the thuggish looking man who greets his daughter and clearly has no involvement with Walt. After getting in his car, Walt calls Todd to say he has another job for his uncle.
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