Breaking Bad

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.

“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.

“Maybe you and I could partner up.” YouTuber Grable424 masterfully recaps Breaking Bad by tracing the inversely proportional moral trajectories of its protagonists – by the end, one was a soulless demon, and the other a broken shell of a man.

Editor Jorge Luengo Ruiz of One Perfect Shot cut together scenes from Breaking Bad and put them side by side with scenes from Pulp Fiction, to show just how much influence Tarantino has had on Vince Gilligan’s filmmaking.

We know pop artist Oskunk for his awesome video game console art. He also makes art you can hang on your walls. He draws pop culture icons, using hand-sketched words that are relevant to each character. Limited edition canvas originals available on BigCartel.

(SPOILERS) In their Breaking Bad special, Mythbusters recreated Walt’s lethal junk in the trunk from the TV show’s finale. Series creator Vince Gilligan dropped by to see if the trap would be busted or confirmed.

You can now own the house that Jesse Pinkman bought in Breaking Bad. Located at Albuquerque Country Club in New Mexico, the two story 3500sq.ft. house has four bedrooms and lots of visitors from fans of the series.

An amusing mashup of scenes from Breaking Bad, with animation from SpongeBob Squarepants by YouTuber RunningFlannel. Without benefit of the original imagery, we are yet again reminded just how brilliant Bryan Cranston was.

YouTuber LioN KoLLA’s Grand Theft Auto V machinima montage recreates some of the most memorable scenes from Breaking Bad, to the tune of the series finale song Baby Blue by Badfinger.

You’re goddamn right we want one. The first in Threezero’s 1:6 scale Breaking Bad series is Walter White’s alter ego. The 12″ toy has swappable hands, a pistol, a hat, a jacket, two pairs of glasses and five money stacks.

Artist Max Dalton made a Where’s Waldo parody featuring Walter White and other characters and objects from Breaking Bad. The print measures 18″x 24″ and is limited to 250 copies. Available framed or unframed.

A customer is creeped out when her pharmacist Greg is replaced by…sorta Greg in Esurance’s Super Bowl commercial. While we don’t want Breaking Bad to be a mere punchline, it’s great seeing an old friend. What’s up Mr. White?

There have been a ton of brief teasers for the Breaking Bad spin-off, but we’ve now got a two-minute preview which delves a little deeper into the early days of two-bit lawyer Jimmy McGill – who would later become Saul Goodman.

Everyone’s favorite scumbag ambulance chaser in a desktop form factor. Mezco’s 6″ collectible figure has slicked-back hair, a Bluetooth headset, pinstripe suit and Wayfarer 515 awareness ribbon. Who ya gonna call? Saul Goodman!