Breaking Bad

By Fulminated Mercury The process of Walt's "Breaking Bad" is an ongoing one. To say that Walt is "Bad", or that he "Broke Bad" at one particular instance would be grossly over-simplifying. Without a doubt, Walt has broken bad, and there's no turning back now.

By Clayton Neuman Vote for your favorite episodes from Seasons 1 and 2 and they could end up in a Breaking Bad marathon on March 19. Calling all Breaking Bad fans! You asked for a series marathon, and now you've got it: On Fri., Mar. 19 AMC will air six episodes of your favorite drama back-to-back. The viewing party...

By AMCtv.com A different sort of White House resident gets some play in Times Square just as a controversial outerwear advertisement featuring Obama is due to be taken down. A different sort of "White House" resident will be getting some play in Times Square this month, even though a controversial out...

By Clayton Neuman Breaking Bad was at the Television Critics Association Press Tour last weekend in Pasadena, California, where creator Vince Gilligan revealed some key details to the upcoming season. Breaking Bad was front-and-center at the Television Critics Association Press Tour last weekend in...

By Clayton Neuman Check out these new lists on Breaking Bad's two seasons then rank them according to your favorite. You know the characters, you've studied the episodes, now it's time to put your knowledge to the test: We want to know which episodes from Seasons 1 and 2 of Breaking Bad are your favorite. To hel...

By Clayton Neuman Back-to-back Emmy winner Bryan Cranston will once again be pulling double duty as star and director of the premiere episode. Attention Breaking Bad fans! AMC hereby announces that Season 3 will premiere on Sun., Mar. 21 at 10 PM | 9C. Back-to-back Emmy winner Bryan Cranston will once again be...

By Clayton Neuman Breaking Bad continues to find its place on television critics' year-end lists. This week the kudos came from Newsday, USA Today, The Boston Globe and New York Magazine. Breaking Bad continues to find its place on television critics' year-end lists. This week the kudos came from Newsday, U...

Bryan Cranston has deservedly won two consecutive acting Emmys for playing Walt White, a high-school chemistry teacher who learns he has cancer and turns to ...

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By Clayton Neuman The New York Post, the AP, Time Magazine, and even master of horror Stephen King at Entertainment Weekly single out AMC's drama in their best of the year (and century) lists. Breaking Bad's plaudits continue as publications like the New York Post, the AP, Time Magazine, and even master of h...

Bryan Cranston can identify with his character in Breaking Bad. 'There are things that are good but ultimately he's depressed ...

By Allison Waldman S04E05) When you see an episode like this one, you feel bad that Friday Night Lights has been flying under the radar when it comes to Emmy consideration. The performance by Zach Gilford as Matt was the best I've seen on TV since Aaron Paul blew me away with Breaking Bad last summer. Hopefully so...

By tjpeople Promos, Inside Breaking Bad and Minisodes Q&A – Bryan Cranston (Walter White) AMCtv.com – 2 June 2009 Bryan Cranston Answers Fan Questions (Part I & II) AMCtv.com – 18 March 2009 Q&A – Bryan Cranston (Director) AMCtv.com – 12 March 2009

By Clayton Neuman Fans this week congratulated Bryan Cranston and Lynne Willingham on their Emmy wins, cheered along Aaron Paul and predicted whether or not Walt would tell Jesse about his role in Jane's death. Log onto the Talk forum to join in any of these conversations or start a Breaking Bad topic of your...

By Lindas555 Walter White: Walt has lost his job teaching High School Chemistry and can no longer make BlueSky. Skyler: Skyler no longer works for Ted since Ted is in prison for embezzlement after Skyler turns Walt Jr. Walt Jr. graduates from High School early and needs a summer job to make money for

By Emley Kerry AMC's newest hit show, "Breaking Bad," is a breathtaking tour de force of cinematography, loaded with interesting shots, angles and lighting. The acting and the plot, however, sometimes fall sort - or perhaps go too far. ... Aaron Paul Is Wicked Good in Breaking Bad E! Online

 MD Last night brought the season finale of one of my favorite television shows, “Breaking Bad” on AMC. It's a brilliant combination of clever writing and terrific acting, especially lead actor Bryan Cranston. His performance drives the show - he's so good ...

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By TIM GOODMAN San Francisco Chronicle Walter White (Bryan Cranston, left) handles his angst with Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) in "Breaking Bad." The second-best series on television — Breaking Bad on AMC — will end its brilliant second season Sunday. ... Breaking Bad:" The Finale Newsday

AMC's Emmy-winning Breaking Bad continues to be one of the most dangerous, darkest, best shows on television. The show deals with Walter White, a chemistry teacher turned meth lab cooker to raise money for his family before cancer kills him. ...

 CA by Seth Amitin May 18, 2009 - Pinkman's addiction finally became a problem and you have to imagine this won't be the last time. We've seen Pinkman struggle with addiction before and we've seen Pinkman a few times earlier get rattled by something and ...

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Rather than allowing ourselves to be surprised, we hear casting rumors and network news; and in "Breaking Bad's" case, we knew AMC had recently renewed the show for a third season. So it's not like we actually expected Walt (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse ... Breaking Bad: "4 Days Out" Review IGN

By Christine Fall Cinematographer Micheal Slovis talks about joining Breaking Bad in its second season and explains the meaning of the "Breaking Bad wide shot" in AMCtv.com's exclusive interview. Cinematographer Micheal Slovis talks about joining Breaking Bad in its second season and explains the mea...

 CA That's what gets to me, is just how casual Breaking Bad treats its subject. Pinkman is still in the middle of this world. Even with an unbearable amount of good luck, no one is living well. Like I've said before, Pinkman is us. He tries to act hard, ...

This past Sunday marked the first episode of season two of AMC’s Breaking Bad, which is the second best drama on television right behind the same station’s early '60s-drenched Mad Men. What Walt White (the remotely brilliant Bryan Cranston) begins to ...

Walter knows she doesn’t believe him either as can be seen by his pained expression. Without saying anything, the real emotions of all the characters are conveyed, and it’s this subtlety that makes the situations of “Breaking Bad” real, ... Breaking Bad: Breaking Awesome TheDay

By Clayton Neuman Breaking Bad editor Kelley Dixon discusses Episode 1, "Seven Thirty-Seven" with creator Vince Gilligan in her weekly podcast Breaking Bad editor Kelley Dixon discusses Episode 1, "Seven Thirty-Seven" with creator Vince Gilligan in her weekly Insider Podcast.

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 UK - And that's before he starts cooking crystal meth for extra cash. You've never seen a television drama like Breaking Bad, cable network AMC's second foray ...

By Carolyn Koo First two Emmys, and now Breaking Bad gets top honors from Apple's iTunes 2008. AMC's original series Mad Men isn't left out in the cold. Its second season was the fifth-highest-selling television show this year, beating out network heavyweights Heroes and Lost.

By tjpeople Source: tvshowsondvd.com, bizjournals.com, Breaking Bad Blog Bryan is currently filming the second season of Breaking Bad. My character is well into his chemotherapy, I lost 17 pounds and shaved my head. This is what most actors dream about. He did an Interview with AMC Breaking Bad Blog abo...

By paulhirons Last week's episode in Breaking Bad was a masterful example of the art of dark comedy. Odd couple Walter and Penkman were dealing with the repercussions of getting involved in the crystal meth production business, and the whole episode featured the pair gearing up to dispose of the drug de...

By Andy Sayers I missed this show during its initial run on AMC, for the simple reason that I had no idea that my cable provider carried AMC until I stumbled upon an episode of Breaking Bad while flipping channels. At that point, the series was already underway, so I didn't watch, but did put it on my to-see li...

By Andy Sayers Reviewing the first season AMC's stunning freshman drama following star Bryan Cranston's surprising Emmy win. I missed this show during its initial run on AMC, for the simple reason that I had no idea that my cable provider carried AMC ...

Metro  UK - But, after cooking some of the best crystal meth he'd ever seen, Pinkman suddenly saw Walter with new-found respect. New-found respect was also gained in ... Breaking point for Breaking Bad Metro all 2 news articles

By tjpeople Download audio file (Bryan-Cranston-Breaking-Bad-BuddyTV-Interview-Feb-2008-MITMVC.mp3) AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews Breaking Bad BRYAN CRANSTON IS tired of laughing. So without further ado! We give you Bryan Cranston. How did you get involved in Breaking Bad?

By Tempo Breaking Bad is a dramatic series that follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy.  White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years le...

By Hartford Courant I'll have to start digging in the basement. Stephen Mains writes: Your first line in today's article on The Riches reminded me of that other notorious RV on TV these days: The one from Breaking Bad... I was very disappointed that the season of Breaking Bad seems to...

By Eric BRILL: I liked it, but it may become too much of a downer to be must-see viewing for me. It’s touted as a “dark comedy” but it was much more dark than comedy. Bryan Cranston, best known as Hal from “Malcolm in the Middle,” plays a high school chemistry teacher on the verge of a major mid-life crisi...

By Jason the TVaholic Show: Breaking Bad (AMC) Episode: “Pilot” - Series Premiere (Season 1) Premiere Date: Sunday, January 20th, 2008 Rating: 3 out of 4 Stars Quick Synopsis: Dying chemistry teacher cooks drugs to amass cash for his family. How about you, what did you think of AMC’s new series, Breaking Bad?

By Jason the TVaholic Breaking Bad (AMC): Series Premiere. A high school chemistry teacher, played by Bryan Cranston (Malcolm in the Middle), finds out that he only has about six months to live and decides to do something to insure his family’s financial future before he passes. Using his chemistry background...

By Tempo “Breaking Bad” often demonstrates its characters using chemistry to solve problems, but the show, so far, doesn’t have quite the right ingredients — it could use something more combustible in the mix. Where does the show go from its "chemistry teacher turned drug dealer" premise? That w...

By Brill Next week we’ll be back to our regular format with a review of AMC’s new dark comedy “Breaking Bad” and Bravo’s latest reality offering, “Millionaire Matchmaker.” This week, it’s all about the Golden Globes, the party of the year that wasn’t. NBC’s Entertainment Co-Chair Ben Silverman re...