Awesome Bryan Cranston

Breaking Bad partners-in-crime Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are real life partners in Dos Hombres Mezcal. They clearly had a blast modeling their charitable merch collection of hoodies, joggers, tees, etc. Every cent from profits goes to rebuilding infrastructure in the Mexico village of San Luis Del Rio where Dos Hombres is produced.

This upcoming action-comedy from Matthew Vaughn (Kingsman, Kick-Ass) looks like a wild ride. It follows best-selling author (Bryce Dallas Howard) who finds herself pulled into a spy adventure like the ones in her books. Only in her real-world version of the drama, she’s accompanied by her cat and a spy (Sam Rockwell) who’s allergic to them. Drops 2.2.24.

From director Richard Linklater comes a comedy-drama about war veterans. Steve Carell plays an ex-Navy corps medic who asks two former Marines (Bryan Cranston and Laurence Fishburne) to go with him to his son’s funeral. At least that was the plan. Premieres 11/1/17.

After a handful of not so deep roles, Bryan Cranston seriously flexes his acting muscle as a successful lawyer thought to have gone missing, but who is fed up with his life and holes up in the attic of an unoccupied house across the street from his family.

Hot Ones has arrived. Now it’s hosting Hollywood co-stars who you genuinely can’t tell if they’re having fun or even like each other. Watch James Franco and Bryan Cranston talk beards, murder and more while being handsome.

A Magizoologist and the Sorcerer Supreme amuse the audience of The Graham Norton Show, with a little help from Walter White. Watch Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch charm the pants out of everyone with the help of a centuries-old trick.

“Well, let’s cut this casual but very informative bit of chitchattery.” The Late Show‘s Stephen Colbert challenges the great Bryan Cranston to act out Vincent Price knockoffs that don’t converse so much as explain to the audience.

“I swear to god, if my parents make me plan this party like I’m a poor person, I will lose my sh*t. My sh*t will be lost.” Bryan Cranston and Jimmy Kimmel Live! found the thin line between offensive and awkward and straddled it for over 15 minutes in this instant classic.

“Do you believe in parallel universes? No. And somewhere, I just said yes.” After pondering some imponderables with Tom Hanks, Stephen Colbert lies out under the real fake night sky to consider more of life’s many unanswered (and better left unasked) questions.