Awesome Breaking Bad

Walter White reveals his true identity as Heisenberg, only this time, it’s a musical extravaganza. There I Ruined It took a pivotal scene from Breaking Bad transformed it into a jangly western song. This just makes us want an entire musical version of the series – and Better Call Saul, too. We can already hear Tuco Salamanca singing Tight, Tight, Tight, Yeah!

This hilarious mashup video from Alternative Cuts imagines what it might be like if Breaking Bad’s Tuco Salamanca was a contestant on Squid Game. The psychopathic drug dealer has no problem going toe-to-toe with the Pink Guards, and he thinks the cookies are tight! tight! tight!

Part of why Walter White’s rise to power was so successful was that he was meticulous about covering his tracks. Alternative Cuts imagines what Breaking Bad might have been like if its characters were more cavalier in their attitudes and threw caution to the wind. Man, that Walt Jr. was one cool customer.

The scene in Breaking Bad, when Hector Salamanca dispenses with Gus Fring, is one of the most memorable moments in the entire series. Thanks to the power of editing and VFX, Alternative Cuts put together a very different ending to that pivotal scene. Despite the video’s title, we’re pretty certain Gus didn’t make it.

The airport battle in Captain America: Civil War is one of the movie’s best scenes. Do you know what would make the fight even better? A dose of Heisenberg. Editor TortillaDelta13 did a bang-up job adding Walter White’s alter ego, turning Peter Parker into a meth-cooking Jesse Spider-Pinkman, and using pizza as a weapon.

(PG-13: Language) It’s been a while since we rewatched Breaking Bad. For now, this edit from Diamond Box will have to suffice, capturing three of the most dramatic seconds from every episode of the series. While it doesn’t tell the entire story, it demonstrates the dramatic progression of its characters over its five seasons.

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.