Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), left, and Walter White, (Bryan Cranston) cook meth in a home being fumigated in the fifth season of “Breaking Bad.” The show has got a few things around around meth.

Breaking Bad completes the first half of its last season Sunday night and hooked critic is already mourning end of “the best show on air.” Sept. 3, 2012 1 min read ...

Breaking Bad is full of details that could be easily missed in the first round of watching, including one even the most diehard fans overlooked.

Breaking Bad was hailed as the greatest TV show ever made, and remains hugely popular to this day. But how did it become so successful?

It’s like they look at those old parodies of bad art movies — the ones that begin and end with a leaf falling, symbolizing the transience of life — and take them seriously.

Lacko, Sivak, and Akhtar worked together to cook crystal meth in illegal laboratories inside homes across the region ...

When the show wound up in 2013, Gilligan moved on to tell the story of one of Breaking Bad's most beloved side characters in ...

Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad ending titled 'Felina', an anagram of finale was inspired by this epic Western drama by John ...

She once welcomed the magic of Breaking Bad but the owner of Walter White's house has had enough. Video shows her unleashing on tourists in a battle between pop culture and personal space.

Raymond Cruz's Tuco Salamanca may have died in Season 2 of Breaking Bad but thanks to this year's Super Bowl and Frito-Lay's PopCorners, he's reunited with Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse ...