A hidden phone call in Better Call Saul hints at Skyler White's fate after Breaking Bad. Was she forgiven, forgotten, or ...

On the most recent episode of Breaking Bad, Walter White delivered a bomb shell with a disk he handed to his brother-in-law Hank during a meeting.The video started off as Walter’s confession ...

Mon, September 16, 2013 at 5:21 AM UTC But it's to Breaking Bad's enormous credit that it didn't achieve this feat merely by blood, or surprises, or loss of life. After all, Hank's death, awful as ...

Obviously, Hank’s discovery will play central to that, and it’s a good guess to assume that, if anyone is going to inform on Walter White, it will be Jesse, who is still terrified of Walter White.

Death And Walter White. August 3, 2013 11:38 AM ET. Linda Holmes Enlarge this image. Bryan Cranston as Walter White on Breaking Bad. ... Walt versus Hank. ...

In Breaking Bad’s Ozymandias, Walt’s call to Skyler wasn’t an apology — it was the one moment he finally told the truth, no ...

Walter White might have started out with semi-honorable intentions, but things went sour very quickly. Notably, eagle-eyed fans have pointed out that White’s list of crimes was extensive, and if ...

Breaking Bad completely reinvents crime drama, throwing viewers headfirst into the wild double life of Walter White, called Heisenberg.

Breaking Bad: The Good Side of Walter White ... With Jane's death, Walter was also able to rescue Jesse from his drug spiral and get him ... after Walter decided to take out Hank's murder, ...

Breaking Bad continued to parlay its five nearly flawless seasons into one of TV’s tensest final seasons with “Confessions,” in which the bottom continues to fall out of Walter White’s ...

After surviving five seasons, Walter White died in the series finale of 'Breaking Bad." While this might have been surprising to some, actor Bryan Cranston says Marie Schrader dropped a hint about ...

“Breaking Bad” fans paid tribute to their favorite deceased fictional character on Friday, placing a paid obituary in an Albuquerque newspaper to mourn his death.