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‘Breaking Bad’ premiered on this day back in 2008. It’s been 13 years since the series premiere and the show remains one of the best of all-time. Get the latest updates on the cast since ‘Breaking Bad’ ended.

Bryan Cranston is back in ‘Breaking Bad’ mode in this hilarious new Esurance Super Bowl ad. Watch it right here!
We don’t know what scares us more — Lindsay Lohan as our “Sorta Mom” or Bryan Cranston as our “Sorta Pharmacist.” The award-winning Breaking Bad star returns to the small screen as the most untrustworthy pharmacist ever in Esurance’s clever new ad — watch!

Following Marie’s intense fight with Skyler on the Aug. 18 episode of ‘Breaking Bad,’ Betsy Brandt spoke out about her shocking discovery and why she’s worried about Hank. Keep reading for all the scoop!
The final episodes of Breaking Bad are proving to be the most intense of the entire series, as evidenced by Marie’s (Betsy Brandt) epic slap and her attempt to steal Skyler’s (Anna Gunn) baby, Holly, on the Aug. 18 episode.

After Marie finds out that Skyler knew all about Walt’s criminal behavior, she slaps her(!) and tries to kidnap the baby! This week, things officially get cray-cray.
Poor, Skyler (Anna Gunn). If only she had foreseen what would happen when Hank (Dean Norris) and Marie (Betsy Brandt) discovered Walt’s (Bryan Cranston) true identity, perhaps she would have turned him in to authorities when she had the chance.  Now, Skyler is paying for being loyal to her husband — she’s getting physically beaten and begging her sister not to kidnap her daughter!

Now that Walt’s brother-in-law knows his true identity, he faces the biggest threat of his life. Plus, we see another glimpse into Walt’s future and it’s NOT pretty.
In a flash forward from last season (the first half of season five, to be exact), we saw Walt (Bryan Cranston) one year in the future, celebrating his birthday at Denny’s. He was bearded, ragged, and carrying a New Hampshire driver’s license.

The final eight episodes of ‘Breaking Bad’ lay the groundwork for an epic and fitting conclusion, Bryan Cranston told HollywoodLife.com exclusively at the final season’s premiere at Lincoln Center on July 31. Keep reading for all the details!
After everything that has happened over the past four and a half seasons — the exploding tortoise, Gus Fring’s fiery death, or the death of Mike — we can’t imagine how Breaking Bad will top itself during the final eight episodes. However, Bryan Cranston tells HollywoodLife.com exclusively that the forthcoming episodes will be mind-numbingly shocking!