I've recently joined the ranks of those obssessed with Breaking Bad. I arrived very late to the heart-racing- slightly depressing-but infinitely compelling-dramatic party. I tried to watch one espisode when it first aired and it just didn't appeal to me, but after hearing constant kudos dished out to the show by staffers in our editorial meetings, I decided to give it one more go. "Watch at least three episodes before drawing any conclusions, " advised a few co-workers. This time, I got about 15 minutes into the pilot and was hooked. And thanks to Netflix I spent most of the last two weeks catching up on the last four seasons and the Season 5 premiere—marathon style.
Now, I spend a lot of time Googling "Breaking Bad" —unlike the show's creator Vince Gilligan who never has.
Here are a few gems I uncovered:
The show's costume designer Kathleen Detoro brings us behind the scenes for a look at the baddest fashion in Breaking Bad. Read about the origin of Heisenberg's pork pie, and how all of Wendy's clothes were stolen after the first season.
I love these paper dolls by Kyle Hilton at Flannel Animal
Walter White, with cell phone (one of two) and optional hair.
Jesse Pinkman with beanie, fav snaks Funyons and Gatorade and inflated hazmat suit.
I also came across this whimsical cross-stitch wall decoration “Better Call Saul” by Emily Dunne(emilypdunne) at Flickr
“Better Call Saul” by
Emily Dunne(emilypdunne) at Flickr
Don't Don't you wish you had Bob Odenkirk's character Saul Goodman on speed dial sometimes?
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