"Green Light" is the fourth episode of the third season of the American television drama series Breaking Bad, and the 24th overall episode of the series. Written by Sam Catlin and directed by Scott Winant, it aired on AMC in the United States and Canada on April 11, 2010. Plot After coming up short for gasoline and cigarettes at a gas station, Jesse Pinkman offers meth to a cashier to get out of paying. She is hesitant to accept until a police officer enters the store and queues behind Jesse for the counter, at which point she bows to the pressure and takes the meth. Meanwhile, Walter White makes a scene at Skyler White’s workplace while confronting Ted Beneke, and he is thrown out of the building. Immediately afterward, Mike Ehrmantraut takes Walt to Saul Goodman's office. Saul tries to convince Walt to continue producing meth, but Walt refuses the offer once he finds out they bugged his house to discover the information. He proceeds to tackle Saul to the ground and fire him on the spot - thus losing Saul’s help laundering money. Consequently, Walter White Jr. has noticed a sudden stop in donations for his fundraising site. After being called into her office, Walt makes a pass toward the vice principal at the school, Carmen Molina, by trying to kiss her. She rejects his advances and places him on indefinite leave. While he is leaving the school, he is intercepted by Jesse, who has produced a new batch of meth on his own. Walt rejects Jesse's product as substandard, and Jesse resolves to sell the product to Gus Fring himself, through Saul and Mike as the mediators. Gus reluctantly agrees to the purchase, anticipating that Walt's pride and financial need may convince him to accept his business proposition. Skyler is continuing her affair with Ted, albeit with increasing suspicion from her co-workers after Walt's outburst. After having sex at his house, she refuses to disclose what went wrong in her marriage and declines Ted's offer to move in with him. Meanwhile, Hank Schrader forgoes his assignment to El Paso at the last minute after receiving a brand new lead about the infamous blue meth. Steve Gomez is concerned about Hank's mental well-being; Hank dismisses these concerns. After intensely interrogating the cashier whom Jesse gave the meth to, Hank retrieves images from the ATM outside the gas station in