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Episode: "Felina (2013)"

Episode: "Dead Freight (2012)"

Episode: "Face Off (2011)"

Episode: "Blood Money"

Episode: "Felina"

Episode: Fifty-One

For episode Face Off (2011).

For episode 'No Mas'

For episode 'Full Measure'

For episode "Grilled"

For Peekaboo

Breaking Bad - The Complete Series (Blu-Ray)

Episode: "To'hajiilee"

Episode: "Felina"

Episode: "Faceoff"

Episode: "One Minute"

Walter White

Season 3

Season 2

BREAKING BAD held the world captive in its addictive final episodes - breathlessly waiting for word on Walter White's cancerous descent from sympathetic family man to the darkest of villains. Vince Gilligan and his crack creative ensemble missed no opportunity for conflict and character development as they cooked up an epic conclusion worthy of the series' undeniable place in the pantheon.

BREAKING BAD crystallizes its place in the pantheon, as Vince Gilligan and his creative ensemble embrace the iconic imagery of the American west as a backdrop for the irreversible corrosion of Walter White's cancerous soul. Heart-pounding suspense and mixed-up moralities fuel the expert storytelling, which charges forward like a locomotive toward an explosive end.

BREAKING BAD raises hell with such explosive authority that it defines the Faustian bargain for a new generation. Vince Gilligan's ingenious fable of violent corruption was marked in 2011 by the unpredictable battle of wills between Bryan Cranston's monstrous hero and Giancarlo Esposito's icy kingpin. "I won" are the words that ended the year, and that is true for all who experienced this landmark in the history of American television.

BREAKING BAD continues to raise hell in its deadly third year. Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are television's dynamic duo of dysfunction, driven to the edge in a world contaminated in all corners. Creator Vince Gilligan continues to mix a combustible moral cocktail that ignites the characters' struggles each week, and demands us to embrace who they really are, even if that's less than good.

BREAKING BAD is combustible television - a bold enterprise that illuminates how high the stakes are for "everyman" in modern-day America. Marked by an explosive mixture of dark comedy and pure savagery, this allegorical examination of a man in crisis springs from the mind of writer/director/creator Vince Gilligan, and together with his creative ensemble, they set the moral compass spinning. Bryan Cranston proves once again that he is one of the true talents of television as the tragic high school chemistry teacher who is faced with mortality, a desire to provide for his family and no easy answers along the way.

Episode: "Face Off (2011)"

For the episode 'Phoenix'.

For the episode 'Over'.

For episode "Crazy Handful of Nothin'".

For "Live Free or Die"

For Season 4.

Albuquerque Film Office

For the dubbing of Anna Gunn.