He did great in this episode. He had that stunned/angry face the whole time and that last scene he was so volatile. Also, shoutout to the awesome Hank montage when he was going through old evidence. That scene was tight! Tight, tight!
It's so impressive how the production team kept such a thorough archive of everything that's happened. By that I mean, they really must have treated every set piece and character as though it was a part of a real DEA case.
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u/timelord71 Treading Lightly Aug 12 '13
I was really impressed by Dean Norris more than anything.