The Evil "[insert noun here]". Explanation During the Brazilian airing of the show, the name was translated as "A Quimica do Mal" (The Evil Chemistry). Since the original Breaking Bad had many fans in the country before it aired there on TV, they were displeased with this name. As a result, every time something Breaking Bad-related appears, they will make a joke about this title. And finally, a white stripe in the middle representing my man Walter White, the centre of the whole operation. My name is Skyler White, yo. My husband is Walter White, yo?" Explanation In " The Cat's In The Bag", Skyler confronts Jesse thinking that Walt is associating with him to buy weed. Her incredibly awkward attempts to follow Jesse's speaking mannerisms and Jesse's prolonged Oh, Crap! expression thinking that his methmaking operation got busted has led to the scene getting a ton of edits, usually portaying Skyler as a master rap battler and adding loud, bassy explosions after each one of her lines. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Yellow Mexico. Explanation Scenes in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that take place in Mexico are washed out with a noticeable yellow filter, leading to the joke that everything in Mexico is yellow, any presence of yellow means Mexico is involved, or that yellow-tinted glasses are "portable Mexico".

Breaking Bad if [X] happened explanation Pretending that a clip from the opening of " Barely Legal Pawn" (a sketch that Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul did with Julia Louis-Dreyfus) is actually Walt and Jesse in a radically altered timeline, typically caused by something incredibly minor (like "if Walt went go-karting with Jesse" or "if Hank pissed instead of shitting"). Animated stop motion comedy SuperMansion with Keegan-Michael Key, Heidi Gardner and Chris Pine, among others. Why did they recast [X]?" Explanation (spoilers) More extreme cases have the fictional "Nippy" recast as another dog, or the times where characters simply go under a new alias, leading to fans acting as if they were supposed to be a completely different character in the scene.Walt during Better Call Saul" Explanation Since BCS is a prequel to Breaking Bad, fans like to make jokes about Walter White living a relatively mundane life in contrast to whatever drama is going on with the BCS characters. Cliff Main's son. Explanation In season 6, Cliff Main mentions he has a son with a drug problem. This has led not just to genuine speculation that his son is some plausible pre-established character from Breaking Bad, but a ton of memes accusing literally everyone from Huell to Marie, to characters from other fandoms, of being the son. In a similar vein, that the series is a sequel to Malcolm in the Middle, after a possible Noodle Incident. Plenty of jokes about Malcolm being a sequel to Breaking Bad have also been made. How?!" Explanation (spoilers) Replacing Lalo with a variety of other nonsensical characters via Photoshop to be standing behind Howard during his death scene in "Plan and Execution", with Jimmy still having the same horrified reaction to seeing them as he originally did to Lalo. it is pride month, walter. you know what that means" note From this fanmade comic ◊ in which Gus reminds Walt that it's Pride Month using the above line, to which Walt gets confused about the implication, asking what it means. Gus doesn't explain, only smirks smugly. The comic's bizarre nature has led to multiple redraws of other series, such as this one based on Splatoon or this one of the Kirby anime.

Mexico, all's I'm sayin'." "Heh. Guy hit 10 guys in jail a two minute window. All's I'm sayin'." Explanation Huell and Kuby while lying on all of Walt's cash. The image of the two itself is also popular as a way to represent someone's richness. Huell Ate Kim/Better Fuel Huell Explanation A notorious Epileptic Trees explanation for how Huell appears so much fatter in Breaking Bad than in Better Call Saul, combined with why we never saw Kim in Breaking Bad: Huell apparently swallowed Kim whole. This has led to various "leaks" of Huell doing the deed, or joking that Breaking Bad credits Rhea Seehorn as playing "Huell's Girth". X] but replaced with Breaking Bad: Explanation An extension of Mikeposting, in which images of the cast of Breaking Bad or scenes from the show are used to replace some or all panels of a regular meme. Breaking Bad Comics: a series of fan created comics using Flanderisations of the characters. Breaking Bad meets Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff. Original here ◊. Unbravo Vince" Explanation The inverse of the "Bravo Vince" meme, used to jokingly chastise Gilligan and the creators for things like not debunking Insane Troll Logic theories, not explaining something that was very clearly shown on screen, or not clarifiying the exact fates of extremely minor characters.He appears alongside Jason Segel, Rooney Mara, Riley Keough and Robert Redford in Netflix's The Discovery, a film in which the afterlife has been scientifically proven, with people across the globe committing suicide to reach it. Just eat it eat it eat it eat it eat it eat it" Explanation Another line from the same video as above, said by Bob Odenkirk, Saul's actor. It blew up due to an above meme of Bob following a foot fetish account, along with the monotone way he says it. Central Intelligence follows two old high school peers – Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson – one of whom is now working for the CIA, who team up to defeat terrorists.

But one moment during this week’s series four finale – a gorgeous, achingly sad moment of grim duty between two friends bathed in moonlight, a distant city transformed into a string of soft-focus fairy lights behind them on the horizon – was absolutely note perfect. And that made me realise that the whole superlab arc that preceded it, with all its misdirection and creeping dread, had been just as perfect. And every episode this series has been perfect. Even Breaking Bad had the odd dip, but this has been a display of sustained brilliance. The Upside, in which he played a a paralysed billionaire who becomes friends with a recently paroled convict, played by Kevin Hart. He played recurring character Pastor Ramon Cruz in Netflix's The Get Down, a musical drama about hip-hop and disco set in 1970s the Bronx.

Bro think he Saul😭😭☠️☠️☠️☠️ Explanation A billboard for a Los Angeles-based law firm, CallJacob.com, that looks oddly similar to Saul Goodman's billboards. Needless to say, the comparisons were inevitable. Aaron Paul is set to star in sci-fi thriller Dual with Karen Gillan and Beulah Koale, which revolves around a woman who decides to have herself cloned after being told that she's going to die. But when she manages to cheat death, a court rules that she must fight her double to the death. Jonathan Banks is a key player in Better Call Saul, and he's also a key character in Netflix's animated action-adventure show Skylanders Academy. He popped up in The Disaster Artist, which stars Dave Franco as aspiring actor Greg Sestero who crosses paths with Tommy Wiseau (James Franco) in San Francisco.