Walter White's meth-led plan to leave money behind for his family began as a scheme with his loved ones in mind, but one ...

Breaking Bad always keeps fans on its toes, but one of the most surprising elements was Walter White's change of scenery.

While Breaking Bad's Walter White often claimed he got into the drug business for his family, he quickly proved this was actually far from the case.

It's Heisenberg, not Walt, who I believe refused to cut his losses and walk away from his meth operation before. Heisenberg plays to win, to be the absolute best at being the worst.

Breaking Bad fans often debate when Walter White officially became Heisenberg. Although Walt uses the nickname as early as season 1, he doesn’t fully embrace it until later on.

If Heisenberg is Walt’s ability to ingeniously wriggle out of any problem as if by magic, then yes, “Granite State” shows that he is at a dead end, his mojo run out.

As it turns out, Walter could have become Heisenberg much earlier in the series. Breaking Bad Season 1 almost looked a lot different. However, the first outing was cut short, ...

The transformation from Walter White to Heisenberg is slow and methodical. But Breaking Bad fans point to this one pivotal moment in the series. by Amanda Harding. Published on October 28, 2019.

It was into this atmosphere of a completely amoral Walter White, transformed completely into the self-described empire builder known as Heisenberg, that Breaking Bad set up the confrontation that ...

In an interview with TV Guide, Bryan Cranston says Walter White’s ruthless alter-ego, Heisenberg, was always there, bubbling under the surface.