Your handy guide to the elements that make up Breaking Bad, from H (Hank) to Uuo (Unkempt Underwear Outside).
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The bad news? There are only four episodes of Breaking Bad left. (Sob!) The good news? This week’s EW is all about AMC’s addictive drama. Says creator Vince Gilligan:
“There are going to be a lot of holy s—! moments. Buckle up. And gird your loins. Because we’re not going out with a whimper.”
The way I see it is that Heisenberg is gone. He keeps trying to kind of evoke the ghost of Heisenberg, the thrill of feeling powerful, and it’s not there. It’s gone. It died when Hank died…It died when he saw baby Holly. And then in the end…what’s happening is he’s becoming something new. It’s not Walter White; it’s not Heisenberg. It’s something new.
Breaking Bad writer and co-EP Peter Gould talks “Granite State” – and gives us chills.
I like how it ends, because it’s not like, ‘Oh, he’s got the money.’ No. He’s just got his life, so he has a chance – just a chance.
Breaking Bad is over. (Sniff!) But for those who have seen the finale, we’ve got detailed postmortems with Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, and Vince Gilligan.
Closure, bitch!
We’ve got more Comic-Con content than you can shake a stick at – but our favorite thing of all might be Bryan Cranston’s incredibly realistic Heisenberg mask. It’s the one who knocks!
We ranked every episode of Breaking Bad. Every. Single. One.
(And this screenshot comes from the one we put last.)
This is how Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston looked when they read Breaking Bad’s final script together for the first time. And, oh yeah, we were there.
Our top five episodes of Breaking Bad, beautifully illustrated with awesome posters. Collect ‘em all!
You will spend the next hour watching this Breaking Bad musical, and YOU WILL LIKE IT.
Breaking Bad: The Musical performed by a bunch of middle schoolers = the best.