Bryan Cranston’s portrayal of Walter White in Breaking Bad is counted among the most iconic performances in television history.

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Breaking Bad creator-writer Vince Gilligan talked about an insignificant moment from the show which actually set up the show ...

Breaking Bad is one of the most popular shows of all time. Viewers love the twists and turns, layered plot building, and most ...

Few shows have ever pushed the emotional and moral boundaries of television like ‘Breaking Bad ... Jane’s overdose in Season 2, while Walter White stands idly by and watches her die ...

Breaking Bad is set in a United States full of sinister nooks and crannies. The high school teacher produces meth. The ...

Bryan Cranston was born to play Walter White in Breaking Bad but Vince Gilligan had to go to extreme lengths to convince the ...

Breaking Bad's creator initially had different plans for Walter Jr., which would have robbed us of one of the best moments ...

In this honest review, we’re comparing both shows to figure out which one truly deserves the top spot—and whether the latter can ever fully escaped Walter White’s shadow. Breaking Bad starts ...

After the ending of “Breaking Bad,” creator Vince Gilligan felt that Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) story wasn’t over yet.

White House Correspondents' Dinner brought stars and journalists out on April 26 in Washington, D.C. See who all attended and what went down.