Breaking Bad Merch

Breaking Bad Merchandise

A chemistry teacher with a disabled son, a pregnant wife, a lung cancer diagnosis, and low self-esteem starts cooking crystal meth to secure his family's financial future. This is the premise of the hit series Breaking Bad. Millions of viewers followed the journey of the protagonist Walter White, who eventually battles not only with his conscience and secrecy but also with drug cartels and their bosses. Throughout the series, there is not only a lot of action but also a smart story and plenty of suspense. Breaking Bad might have concluded, but the enthusiasm for the unique ensemble of characters and its universe remains strong. You can bring a piece of it into your everyday life with our official Breaking Bad merchandise. We offer T-shirts with the Pollos Hermanos logo and designs featuring Walter White's later alter ego, Heisenberg. If you prefer to enjoy your coffee with Walter White, we have the perfect mug for you.

About The Series Breaking Bad

The series started in 2008 and aired on AMC in the United States. For five seasons and 62 episodes, it captivated its audience, who eagerly wanted to know where Walter White's journey would end. The series was created by Vince Gilligan and set in Albuquerque, where it was also mostly filmed. Each episode cost about three million US dollars, which is above average for a TV episode. The high costs were also due to filming on analog film. Almost as successful as the original series was the spin-off Better Call Saul. The original series received numerous awards, including a Golden Globe for Best Series, an Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series, the TCA Award for Program of the Year, and a Satellite Award for Best Television Series. The lead actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul were also honored with many awards for their performances. Creator Vince Gilligan was additionally recognized by the American Writers Guild. Did you know that HBO initially rejected the series? A decision they likely still regret. Also, it's little known that Jesse Pinkman was originally supposed to die in the first season. Fortunately, Vince Gilligan changed his mind.