"Ozymandias" is a perfect episode of TV and we explain the reasons why this Breaking Bad episode stands apart.

After the ending of “Breaking Bad,” creator Vince Gilligan felt that Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) story wasn’t over yet.

Created by Vince Gilligan, Breaking Bad, one of the most popular American television programs, tells the story of Walter White, a chemistry lecturer, who discovers he has lung cancer.

Aaron Paul's final scene as Jesse ... would be an easy way to make money. Jesse is more of a well-meaning slacker, who doesn't have to confront the violence of the meth industry when he is only ...

Oftentimes, the casts in TV shows make you think how well all the actors mold into their characters, making it their own, so ...

From its gut-wrenching storylines to its painfully human characters, Vince Gilligan was never afraid to make viewers uncomfortable ... Bad’ Would Have Made Walter White Even More Sinister And for ...

Everyone in it is on top form, but it’s Julia Garner who steals every scene as the ... from small-time meth cooking to full-blown empire-building. Bryan Cranston is genuinely awe-inspiring as White, ...

Captivating performances and cool sci-fi stuff make ‘Lost ... patient Walter White (Bryan Cranston) who exploits his skills and those of his crime cohort-cum-student Jesse (Aaron Paul) to synthesise ...

You won't be able to make meth until you get to Westville, which will take some time as you will be finding your feet when it comes to producing and selling product. You will need to keep finding ...

LEESBURG, Fla. (CBS12) — A Leesburg burglary suspect didn’t get far before deputies caught up and found meth stuffed in his pocket, deputies say. On Sunday, Lake County Sheriff's Office (LCSO ...

There is no shortage of great scenes and quotes from Notting Hill, which to this day, still make me smile, laugh, cry, and in some cases, swoon at the romance of it all. So let’s dig into some ...