Walt's plan to make money for his family via illegal means is at the heart of Breaking Bad's story, but he overlooked a ...

Walter White's meth-led plan to leave money behind for his family began as a scheme with his loved ones in mind, but one ...

Breaking Bad is famous for its complex writing and character development. Walter White's journey into crime wasn't an abrupt ...

In a universe as morally murky as Breaking Bad, redemption isn’t handed out — it’s clawed for, and rarely granted.

Jesse refused to kill Walt (“Do it yourself,” he said) and then drove off in a blaze of . . . well, not quite glory, but as close to it as “Breaking Bad” ever gets.

He says he and the writers hoped to get the audience back on Walt’s side. PHOTOS: ‘Breaking Bad’: 20 Most Shocking Deaths “As we were working on it, we said, ‘Gee, ...

In a show set against the southwest desert, Breaking Bad's penultimate episode gave viewers something that none of us likely expected: snow. This is, indeed, the winter of Walter White's ...

As befits the title of “Buried,” Walter White spent much of this week’s Breaking Bad digging a hole in the New Mexico desert to hide his ill-gotten gains. But while he’s burying his money ...

Breaking Bad writer George Mastras calls the episode, with its brilliant money-burning gambit, the “culmination of this chess match” between Hank and Walt that’s been brewing since the ...

The first half of Breaking Bad's fifth season may have ended with DEA agent Hank (Dean Norris) finally connecting the dots about his meth-cooking brother-in-law Walter White (Bryan Cranston), but ...

The “Breaking Bad” finale left little to the imagination, allowing Walter White, the show’s anti-hero, to swoop back into town to tie up loose ends in an adrenaline-fueled, action-packed ...

Spoiler Alert: This review is about what happened Sunday night on the series finale of “Breaking Bad.” You’ve been warned. Vince Gilligan’s “Breaking Bad,” in so many ways the ideal TV ...