

Breaking Bad: Meet the Creator and Cast
15 snips Jul 31, 2013
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul discuss their iconic roles as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in a groundbreaking TV series. They delve into the complexities of character evolution, highlighting moral dilemmas and the emotional depth of their performances. The duo also shares insights into fan interactions and tattoos that celebrate the show’s legacy. Behind-the-scenes stories reveal challenges faced during production, and they reflect on how streaming platforms changed storytelling accessibility, making their characters more relatable than ever.
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TV Critics' Smugness
- TV critics used to review "crap" while film critics got "plum assignments."
- Now, TV critics are "smug" because they review great shows like Breaking Bad.
Slow-Burning Cult Phenomenon
- Breaking Bad has become a "cult phenomenon" despite slow initial growth.
- The show's popularity spread through word-of-mouth and new viewing platforms like iTunes and Netflix.
Jane's Death: A Turning Point
- David Edelstein found Walt's inaction during Jane's death a turning point.
- This scene marked a shift in how viewers perceived protagonists in series.