Is Bryan Cranston done playing Walter White after his appearance in PopCorners' BreakingBad Super Bowl ad? 'This might be the retiring episode of the Breaking Bad universe.”
Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston reveals whether he will return as Walter White again in the future after recently reprising his role for a Super Bowl ad. First airing on AMC back in 2008, Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad ultimately ran for five acclaimed seasons before coming to an end in 2013. Cranston plays Walt, a high school chemistry teacher, who teams up with former student Jesse to cook crystal meth following a terminal cancer diagnosis.
Cranston calls the new ad his "retiring episode" as the hit Breaking Bad character, hinting that audiences may not be seeing Walt crop up in any future projects. That being said, the actor jokes that he's been wrong before about thinking he was done playing the character. Check out Cranston's full comment below:
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