Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad

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In July and August 2013, amidst the host of games, merchandise, podcasts, and various media AMC had released on the "Exclusives" section of the show's official website, over the course of the series, book Breaking Bad: All Bad Things was released in August 2013. The comic "recaps the first four-and-a-half seasons of Walter White's descent from mild-mannered chemistry teacher to drug kingpin".

In October 2013, New York composer Sung Jin Hong announced his intentions to create an opera inspired by the Breaking Bad episode "".'s sonnet "" as well as the episode.[184]

Prior to the start of production of the fifth season, had approached the series' creators and offered them to produce three additional episodes at US$25 million a piece (compared to the normal US$3.5 million cost of each episode, as to create material for his future streaming platform, . The episodes would have been broken up into 5 to 10 minute chapters as to fit Quibi's micro-format. The Breaking Bad team turned down this offer, namely as there was not much material they could continue into these episodes.[185]


Sequel feature film[]

Rumors of a Breaking Bad film, under the working title Greenbrier, had arisen beginning in 2018. The film was formally announced in February 2019, and was later revealed to be named . on October 11, 2019, and was broadcast on AMC on February 16, 2020.", as the character searches for his freedom.[11]


Real-life influence[]

Cult following[]


In 2015, series creator Vince Gilligan publicly requested fans of the series to stop reenacting a scene from "" in which Walter angrily throws a pizza on his roof after his wife refuses to let him inside; this came after complaints from the home's real-life owner. which aired during , one week before the premiere of Breaking Bad spin-off .[188]


Walter White obituary and funeral[]


A Breaking Bad fan group placed a paid obituary for Walter White in the , October 4, 2013. (including a hearse and a replica of White's ) and for the character was held at 's Sunset Memorial Park cemetery. A was placed with a photo of Cranston as White. While some residents were unhappy with the makeshift gravesite for closure with the show, tickets for the event raised nearly $17,000 for a local charity called Healthcare for the Homeless.


Others[]


In 2019, Family Style, Inc., a chain of restaurants in California, Nevada, and Illinois secured rights from Sony and with Gilligan's blessing to sell chicken dinners through under the name and branding "Los Pollos Hermanos" in a three-year deal.[192]


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