The blue meth on Breaking Bad was not just any other prop. Over the years it has become a memorable pop culture reference.

Walter White, eventually the meth kingpin, played brilliantly by Bryan Cranston, did not start as a power-seeking drug lord; ...

From watching Jane die to poisoning Brock, Walter White did some truly reprehensible things across the five seasons of Breaking Bad that made ... forcing Walt to cook meth for him.

Asked about the ‘meth’, Cranston said: “TV methamphetamine, the way we made it with a little blue tint, is actually rock candy.” He went on to tell the story of how they were filming a sequence in ...

Walter White's RV, and the local man who gives tours in it, took a hiatus for a very personal reason. KOB 4 met with him as ...

Walter White (Bryan Cranston) fondly runs his hand over a piece of meth-making equipment in the 'Breaking Bad' finale (AMC) Advertisement ...

I first watched Breaking Bad ... His meth has a distinctive blue tint that makes for effective branding. The quality and purity of the product keep the customers coming back. White even brands ...

Thummar, a pharmacy gold medalist, allegedly used his expertise to produce illegal drugs, drawing comparisons to Walter White from 'Breaking Bad.

arresting a university student they described as a fan of the cult TV series Breaking Bad. The show chronicles the downward spiral of a high school chemistry teacher who uses his knowledge to make ...