'Breaking Bad' Full Cast Reunion ft. Bryan Cranston, Bob Odenkirk and Aaron Paul

Fully shocked that Dean Norris never got an emmy for being Hank Schrader. He embodies that role so well.

Bryan cranston was probably the best actor they could’ve cast as Walter , couldn’t imagine anyone else as the role

The irony of Jesse not originally being planned to make it past season 1, but ultimately being one of the few characters alive at the end of the show is mindblowing

Anna Gunn did not deserve the hate she got as Skylar. She played the role perfectly. I think the character of Skylar should not have been hated as much as she was. For me, she was the most realistic character in the show.

Anna Gunn's Best line in the whole series "someone has to protect this family, from the man that protects this family"

Probably obvious, but I love how Bryan sits in the centre and on one side is the cast that is Walt’s identity, and on the other is Heisenberg identity.

I love how raw and emotional Jonathan Banks was. Such a contrast to Mike. One of the most incredible casts and yes Jonathan, this was the best show ever made. EVER.

It's such a shame Krysten Ritter wasn't available to talk about Jane. I would've loved to hear her approach to playing someone going through addiction and what she thought of the character.

The fact that BB almost didn’t get picked up and was turned down by almost everyone makes you wonder….how many “Breaking Bads” are out there that have never seen the light of day!?

Vince Gilligan really struck gold with every member of the cast of breaking bad

@1:02:53, that was brilliant of Brian. Jonathan Banks couldn't seem to get control of his emotions, and Brian gave him EXACTLY what he needed to steel himself and get back in the game. I know it sounded like a gentle ribbing, but it was actually a great kindness.

Marie’s viewpoint on her character and love of Hank is a tear jerker. What a great cast with amazing chemistry on and off the set

It´s strange to me, how Bob Odenkirk - usually seen as the talky Saul, the guy everyone wants to shut up, seems like the most quiet one of them all. When everybody laughs loud, he just smiles a little.

They've clearly all been affected by the series but it's incredible how emotionally invested Betsy Brandt is in this. It's like she still is Marie.

The fact that Vince Gilligan was kinda writing this all by the seat of his pants, is honestly incredible. Its mind boggling how he still managed to still pull off this masterpiece. That takes some serious skill.

A once in a generation show where all the stars aligned; Perfect casting, plot, acting, writing, dialogue, directing, etc....

It hit so hard when Jonathan Banks looked like he was holding back his tears to the point where it even made me start tearing up a bit, and then Bryan Cranston saying “My favorite scene was killing Mike Ehrmantraut” right after made me go from emotional to laughter in a blink of an eye. I love this cast so much and forever will.

"I liked it...I was good at it". One of my ALL TIME favorite parts of any movie or show ever. I just remember getting chills

"Every script was like opening a present" now THAT is what you call fantastic writing, because not only was each episode was a surprise for us viewers not having a clue where it was going to go, but it was the same for the actors on the show also! Amazing, absolutely incredible

This show came on when I was 67 & I was raised on sweet, happily ever after, safe tv shows. Well wow Breaking Bad blew my mind, kept me addicted to the storyline, & had me unable to miss one single episode. The ending was perfection with the machine gun killing the real bad guys, Jesse escaping, & Walter white saying good bye to his creation "baby blue" meth. It was the best roller coaster ride of a tv show ever. So glad I found the courage to stick with it. Thank you Gilligan & the actors for this slice of reality.