Awesome Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad was as close to a perfect television series as there ever was. We wouldn’t change a thing about it. Despite that, yo chill bruh reimagined its cast of characters as if the show was one of those 1980s medieval fantasy films. The horse-drawn version of the Krystal Ship made us laugh out loud.

Gordon Ramsay is the danger in this hilarious mashup of Breaking Bad and Hell’s Kitchen from Alternative Cuts. Walter White goes up against the always unhinged Tuco Salamanca and his cousin Lalo in a battle for cooking supremacy. But then a wildcard turns up with much more experience in the food service industry.

Now that Better Call Saul has wrapped, we’re probably done with the Breaking Bad universe. Animation Therapy paid tribute to Vince Gilligan and his team’s amazing 14-year run of some of the best television ever with a beautiful CGI short film that commemorates some of the series’ iconic props and locations.

Breaking Bad has been off the air since 2013, but when it comes to memes, the hits keep on coming. With the help of some clever compositing, Chiptuner placed Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in the race of their lives – along the Rainbow Road in a game of Mario Kart Wii. If you liked that, check out Hawkeye in Wii Sports Academy.

If you’ve ever asked, “What if the Infinity Stones were made from meth?” we now have our answer. This video from Alternative Cuts perfectly combines footage from Breaking Bad’s bonkers Tuco Salamanca testing some colorful product in front of a typically humorless Thanos.

This special edition of Monopoly features characters and locations from AMC’s Breaking Bad. Buy properties like Los Pollos Hermanos and U-Store-It, as you work to amass a much smaller stack of bills than Walter White. Game tokens include Heisenberg’s hat, an RV, a barrel of cash, a gas mask, a teddy bear, and Tio’s bell.

As Ernst Stavro Blofeld proved, we’re not sure having a cat really makes you any less imposing of a character. Still, it’s kind of amusing to see the anti-hero of Breaking Bad with a kitty cat as his business partner instead of Jesse Pinkman. Yeah, mice!

The Breaking Bad movie El Camino is almost here, but there’s little chance we’ll be seeing any of Walter White given its place in the timeline. For now, we’ll have to settle for this amazing mini bust of Bryan Cranston’s bald noggin by Steven Richter. He also shows off how much his skills have improved since his earlier sculpt.

After teasing us, Netflix has dropped the first real trailer for Vince Gilligan’s Breaking Bad movie, and it looks awesome. It picks up Jesse Pinkman’s story from the minute that the series ended to find out where the rocky roads led him after his escape from an almost certain demise.

While it contains no new footage from the Breaking Bad movie El Camino, we still were entranced for the duration of this video which refreshes our memory on Jesse Pinkman’s rollercoaster of a story, set to the tune Enchanted by Chloe X Halle.

Jesse Pinkman managed a miraculous escape at the end of Breaking Bad, now we get to find out what happened next. Written and directed by Vince Gilligan, El Camino is a feature-length Netflix film that picks up where things left off. Looks like life hasn’t been too kind to Skinny Pete from the looks of things. Drops 10/11/19.

While most of us who watched Breaking Bad associated its title with the dramatic transformation of Walter White from everyday Joe Schmoe to drug kingpin, but ScreenPrism shows us how multiple characters on the series had similarly destructive trajectories.

Better Call Saul returns on August 6, 2018. And while we’re excited for new stories, and more Breaking Bad connections, we’ll miss one of the show’s most compelling characters, Chuck McGill. ScreenPrism looks back on Chuck’s story arc, and what it tells us about Jimmy.

In the aftermath of last season’s tragic end, Jimmy continues his journey from low-rent lawyer to attorney to the criminal stars, and Mike takes a job with Madrigal Electromotive as Better Call Saul gets ever closer to the world of Breaking Bad. Premieres 8/6/18 on AMC.

To celebrate 10 years since Breaking Bad’s premiere, Aaron Paul announced an Omaze charity fundraiser which will get you cooking (breakfast) in the show’s iconic RV. But when he went to give a tour, he found Bryan Cranston has had a hard time letting go.

Breaking Bad’s Gustavo Fring was one of the greatest bad guys ever. His cold, impersonal, and professional demeanor made his character even more menacing. ScreenPrism delves deep into Fring’s psyche to see what made this methodical madman tick.

(PG-13) “I am awake.” 10 years ago, Breaking Bad introduced us to Walter White and Heisenberg. It’s easy to say that the former changed into the latter, but ScreenPrism argues that Heisenberg was always there. Walt simply let him out, then refused to rein him in.

Esther Bellido’s animated short summary of Breaking Bad is more than a bit derivative of the work of 1A4 Studio, but we do have to hand it to her for summing up the core plot points for all five seasons of the series in just 77 seconds. Also, we want to play this as a side-scroller.

Pay tribute to one of the greatest television series in history with this desktop incense burner that looks just like the RV used in the first 3 seasons of Breaking Bad. We’re not huge fans of the smell of incense, but it’s gotta be better than cooking meth.

(Gore) We’ve seen plenty of Breaking Bad tributes and video essays, but we’ve got to hand it to Filmscalpel and Larry Erens for keeping it fresh with their take, which focuses on Walter White’s de-evolution as told through his relationship with firearms and explosives.

“A man whose fear is greater than his desire… cannot be a pivotal character.” Lessons from the Screenplay breaks down the basics of a TV pilot – the episode that is used to sell the show to networks – and how Vince Gilligan pulled it off for Breaking Bad.

(PG-13, Gore) “It is growth, then decay, then transformation.” A group of fans spent a total of 2 years re-cutting Breaking Bad into a 2-hour movie. It’s not a highlight reel, but a re-configuring that even people who haven’t seen the series can appreciate.

Fans of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul might soon have something big to look forward to if this fake ad spot for Los Pollos Hermanos is any indication. It features a brief cameo by Giancarlo Esposito, breathing new life into his spectacularly deceased character Gus Fring.

Netflix presents a rather silly fan theory in which it turns out that Walter White’s Blue Sky meth was actually the cause of the zombie apocalypse that kicked off The Walking Dead. Sure, it’s quite a stretch, but it’s still pretty amusing.

Threezero’s latest Breaking Bad collectible is a killer bundle featuring sixth scale figures of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in their work attire. The set also comes with a ton of accessories, including gas masks, test tubes and a lab desk.

“Two words: Nail. Salon.” Bob Odenkirk, Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould talk about some of Better Call Saul‘s nods to Breaking Bad. Many of them are obvious, such as characters and locations, but there are a few that only eagle-eyed fans would have noticed.