"Breaking Bad ," "Homeland," et cetera, and we can have really horrible shows, really gritty shows, which if you ever spend time somewhere flipping the channels
"Breaking Bad " and "CSI" are shows that actively, at times, degrade the accuracy of their science.
That's why "Breaking Bad " is an awesome show-- not just because "Breaking Bad " is an awesome show.
--as Jesse Pinkman on "Breaking Bad ."
--who saw "Breaking Bad .
We've all seen "Breaking Bad ."
It's like watching "Breaking Bad ."
So I'm a huge "Breaking Bad " fan.
I was a big fan of "Breaking Bad ."
that they don't recognize you as Jesse from "Breaking Bad ," but as a brand new character?
I haven't caught on yet to the phenomenon that is "Breaking Bad ," and he does not let me hear the end of it.
And there's that great karaoke scene on "Breaking Bad " where-- OK, total non-spoilerish, how do I put this?
It's the prequel to "Breaking Bad ." So if you haven't seen "Breaking Bad ," see it.
And around season four, it got better than "Breaking Bad ." I tell you, without a doubt it, it got better than "Breaking Bad ."
So I actually had to apologize as if I were sitting with her watching "Breaking Bad " or something.
So it's certainly worth the time when you're finished watching "Breaking Bad " or whatever you guys watch.
But it's like, you're-- especially for "Breaking Bad ," I mean, when you're working on something for such a long period of time where crystal meth drug addiction in America,
Sometimes a really dark show, maybe like "Breaking Bad " or something where it's like I would love to see how much humor I could get in there.
I used that in Breaking Bad when I felt I got so angry at Mike I could kill him.
, Madmen , the more adventurous probably watch Breaking Bad \i0 \'96 but aside from that, they don't really watch TV.
Actress Anna Gunn is a two-time Emmy award winner for her performance as Skyler White on "Breaking Bad ."
But I was just curious if either of those characters that you played-- I'm talking about "Breaking Bad " and "Orange Is the New Black" obviously-- helped inform your performance
So you're really well known, obviously, for "Breaking Bad " and now you're moving into movies.
You know, that's what I think was so great about "Breaking Bad ."
And what your favorite "Breaking Bad " episode is.
Really, this one always-- I was watching this recently because "Breaking Bad " just started a new season.
I just saw the last episode of Breaking Bad season 4 and it closes with the song from that album and like this show
Here, I don't get to watch -- I hear breaking bad is -- Eric Schmidt: Breaking bad is phenomenal.
You get stories in the movies about white people who are good guys, or bad guys, or good guys breaking bad -- there's a whole series about that--
1990 to 2007, to The Wire, 2002 to 2008, to Breaking Bad , 2008 to 13, to Game of Thrones, 2011 to 18.
You've done "Mr. Show," and comedy, and then of course, "Breaking Bad ," and "Better Call Saul."
But it just felt like it was just-- look, I've been very lucky to work on some great dramas on TV, "Fargo," and "Breaking Bad ,"
They really are 13-hour movies, I mean, if you look at something like "Breaking Bad ."
But Ed, when I was talking to him, said he likes "Breaking Bad ," the television series.
Well, that track-- and I'd be lying if I said we came up with the idea of doing a "Breaking Bad " track, OK, first of all.
I could try to change, but I, bad, Breaking Bad is coming on.
I'm a big addict to Breaking Bad and The Killing, although the last episode I was very angry about.
So when it comes time to have to inflict harm on them by, for example, breaking bad news or firing them in a company,