Do you think you know Breaking Bad inside and out? From Walter White’s rise to power to Jesse’s wild ride, this show is packed with unforgettable moments. But how much do you really remember?

This trivia challenge isn’t for casual viewers. It’s packed with deep-cut questions about characters, iconic quotes, and the science behind the madness.

Relive the chaos of Heisenberg’s empire or test your knowledge against fellow fans—these questions will keep you guessing. Only die-hard fans can ace them all.

Ready to prove your Breaking Bad expertise? Step in and see if you’re truly the one who knocks!

Breaking Bad: From Chemistry Teacher to Drug Kingpin

Breaking Bad redefined television when it debuted in 2008, delivering one of the most gripping characters, evolution, ever seen on screen.

Set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the series follows Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Desperate to secure his family’s future, he turns to cooking methamphetamine with his former student, Jesse Pinkman. What starts as a survival plan quickly spirals into a ruthless empire as Walter adopts his alter ego—Heisenberg.

Created by Vince Gilligan, the show masterfully blends crime, drama, and dark humor while exploring morality, power, and the consequences of greed.

With award-winning performances from Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, and Giancarlo Esposito, Breaking Bad became a cultural phenomenon, setting new standards for TV storytelling and spawning spin-offs like Better Call Saul and El Camino.

General Breaking Bad Trivia

1. What year did Breaking Bad first premiere on television?
2008

2. Who created Breaking Bad?
Vince Gilligan

3. What is the name of Walter White’s wife?
Skyler White

4. What type of cancer is Walter White diagnosed with?
Lung cancer

5. What is the street name of the blue meth Walter produces?
Blue Sky

6. What does Walter White teach at the beginning of the series?
High school chemistry

7. What is Jesse Pinkman’s signature catchphrase?
“Yeah, bitch!”

8. What is the name of Walter and Skyler’s son?
Walter White Jr.

9. What fast-food chain does Gus Fring use as a front for his drug business?
Los Pollos Hermanos

10. What object does Walter use to kill Emilio in the RV?
Phosphine gas

11. What alias does Walter use when conducting drug business?
Heisenberg

12. What color is most associated with Marie Schrader?
Purple

13. What does Walter White say right before blowing up Tuco’s hideout?
“This is not meth.”

14. What is the name of Jesse’s girlfriend who overdoses?
Jane Margolis

15. What vehicle does Walter White drive in the early seasons?
Pontiac Aztek

16. What does “Tio” Salamanca use to communicate?
A bell on his wheelchair

17. What is Saul Goodman’s real name?
James “Jimmy” McGill

18. Who is the first major character to die in Breaking Bad?
Krazy-8

19. What is the name of Hank Schrader’s homemade beer?
Schraderbräu

20. What is the full name of the DEA agent who is after Heisenberg?
Hank Schrader

21. What does Jesse Pinkman call his wooden box in his therapy session?
The box he made in high school shop class

22. Who kills Gustavo “Gus” Fring?
Hector Salamanca, via a suicide bomb

23. What is the name of the pest control business used as a cover for the meth lab?
Vamonos Pest

24. What is the chemical formula for methamphetamine?
C₁₀H₁₅N

25. Who is responsible for poisoning Brock?
Walter White

26. What is the name of the car wash Walter buys?
A1A Car Wash

27. What is the final song that plays in the last episode?
“Baby Blue” by Badfinger

28. Who plays Walter White in Breaking Bad?
Bryan Cranston

29. Who does Jesse team up with to escape Todd and Jack’s gang?
No one—he escapes on his own

30. What was the name of Walter White’s former company?
Gray Matter Technologies

31. What phrase does Walter say to Skyler to assert his power?
“I am the danger.”

32. What is the name of the lawyer who helps Saul disappear people?
Ed Galbraith, also known as “The Disappearer”

33. Who kills Mike Ehrmantraut?
Walter White

34. How does Todd Alquist die?
Jesse strangles him with his chains

35. What country does Gus Fring originally come from?
Chile

36. What animal appears repeatedly as a symbol in Breaking Bad?
A pink teddy bear

37. Who is the leader of the neo-Nazi gang in the final season?
Jack Welker

38. What is the name of Jane’s father, who is responsible for the plane crash?
Donald Margolis

39. What is the name of the giant magnet scheme used to erase evidence?
Magneto

40. What does Walter leave for his son before his final showdown?
A trust fund of $9.72 million through Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz

Walter White’s Evolution: From Mr. Chips to Heisenberg

41. What was Walter White’s job before he started cooking meth?
High school chemistry teacher

42. What event triggers Walter’s decision to start making meth?
His lung cancer diagnosis

43. What was the first thing Walter did to prove himself to Jesse?
Cooked a batch of meth in an RV

44. What is Walter’s signature hat called?
A pork pie hat

45. What does the name “Heisenberg” refer to?
Werner Heisenberg, a famous physicist known for the uncertainty principle

46. What color does Walter mostly wear at the start of the show?
Beige and light colors

47. What major crime does Walter commit in Season 1 that pushes him deeper into the drug world?
He kills Krazy-8

48. How does Walter dispose of Emilio’s body?
Dissolves it in hydrofluoric acid

49. What is Walter’s first major financial goal in the drug business?
To earn $737,000 for his family’s future

50. How does Walter manipulate Jesse into staying in the business?
By making him feel guilty and like he needs Walter’s guidance

51. What is the name of the ruthless drug distributor Walter eventually works for?
Gus Fring

52. How does Walter gradually change his appearance as he changes into Heisenberg?
He shaves his head and wears dark clothing

53. What is the first time Walter truly asserts dominance over someone in the drug trade?
When he blows up Tuco’s hideout with fulminated mercury

54. What phrase does Walter famously say to Skyler in Season 4?
“I am the danger.”

55. How does Walter get rid of Gale Boetticher?
He orders Jesse to kill him

56. Why does Walter kill Mike Ehrmantraut?
Out of anger after Mike insults him

57. How does Walter ultimately kill Gus Fring?
By rigging a bomb to Hector Salamanca’s wheelchair

58. What major personal relationship does Walter destroy due to his actions?
His marriage with Skyler White

59. What does Walter tell Jesse in one of his most manipulative moments?
“I did it for me. I liked it.”

60. What does Walter do after killing Gus and taking over the meth business?
Expands internationally and works with Lydia Rodarte-Quayle

61. What does Walter use to kill multiple prisoners in under two minutes?
Organized prison shankings with Jack Welker’s gang

62. What is Walter’s biggest mistake that leads to Hank uncovering his secret?
Leaving a book inscribed by Gale Boetticher in his bathroom

63. What does Walter say to Jack Welker when demanding the return of Jesse?
“You still owe me, Jack.”

64. How does Walter manage to escape capture after Hank and Gomez arrest him?
Jack Welker’s gang ambushes them

65. What is the significance of Walter’s last cooking session with Jesse?
It symbolizes the beginning and end of their partnership

66. What is Walter’s ultimate fate in the series finale?
He dies in the meth lab after being shot by his own rigged machine gun

67. What song plays as Walter collapses in the final scene?
“Baby Blue” by Badfinger

68. What lie does Walter tell himself and his family for most of the series?
That he is doing everything for his family

69. What does Walter do when he returns to Albuquerque in the final episode?
Threatens Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz to launder his money for his son

70. What does Walter use to eliminate Jack Welker’s entire gang?
A mounted M60 machine gun in his car

71. What is the last thing Walter does before he dies?
Walks through the meth lab, admiring his work

72. What major physical change does Walter undergo in the final season?
He grows a full beard.

73. How does Walter react when Skyler finally calls him out on his actions?
He admits, “I did it for me. I liked it.”

74. What happens to Walter’s blue meth after he dies?
Jesse drives away, leaving it all behind.

75. How does Walter’s cancer play a role in his return to Albuquerque?
It motivates him to tie up loose ends before he dies.

76. How does Walter ensure his family gets his drug money?
By forcing Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz to launder it for Walt Jr.

77. What is Walter’s biggest regret, as revealed in the final season?
Leaving Gray Matter and missing out on billions.

78. How does Walter’s personality change from Season 1 to Season 5?
He goes from timid and desperate to ruthless and power-hungry.

79. How does Walter view Jesse by the end of the series?
As a tool to be used or discarded

80. What does Walter finally admit about his motivation for his crimes?
That he did it for himself, not for his family

Jesse Pinkman & His Wild Ride Breaking Bad Trivia

81. What subject did Jesse fail in high school?
Chemistry

82. What nickname does Jesse use for Walter White?
Mr. White

83. Who was Jesse’s first known girlfriend in the series?
Jane Margolis

84. What type of business did Jane’s father own?
An air traffic control company

85. How does Jesse react after Jane’s death?
He spirals into drug use and guilt.

86. What arcade game does Jesse play frequently?
Rage

87. What tattoo does Jesse have on his right hand?
A skull with a helmet

88. What animal does Jesse become attached to in Season 5?
A beetle

89. Who does Jesse form a close bond with while cooking meth for Gus?
Mike Ehrmantraut

90. What happens when Jesse tries to give money to Kaylee Ehrmantraut?
Saul refuses to launder it for him.

91. What does Jesse throw at Walter’s house in a fit of rage?
A bag of money

92. How does Jesse find out Walter poisoned Brock?
Saul lets it slip about Huell lifting the ricin cigarette.

93. Who forces Jesse into slavery to cook meth?
Jack Welker’s neo-Nazi gang

94. What is the name of Jesse’s younger brother?
Jake Pinkman

95. Why is Jesse’s relationship with his parents strained?
They view him as a failure compared to his younger brother.

96. What does Jesse do with the money Walter gives him at the end of Season 4?
He throws it away in a random neighborhood.

97. What word does Jesse frequently use to refer to people?
“Bitch”

98. What fake name does Jesse use when renting an apartment with Jane?
Aaron

99. How does Jesse escape from captivity in the series finale?
He strangles Todd with his chains

100. Where does Jesse go after escaping Jack Welker’s compound?
Alaska

101. What does Jesse do after escaping in El Camino?
He assumes a new identity and starts over in Alaska

102. What car does Jesse drive early in the series?
A red Toyota Tercel

103. Who nearly beats Jesse to death in Season 3?
Hank Schrader

104. What phrase does Jesse say when he finally stands up to Walter?
“You’re nothing to me but a guy in my way.”

105. What does Jesse do when he sees Todd’s tarantula in El Camino?
He sets it free

106. Who is Jesse’s second girlfriend after Jane?
Andrea Cantillo

107. What tragic event happens to Andrea?
Todd kills her in front of Jesse

108. How does Jesse sabotage Gus Fring’s meth lab?
He pours chemicals into the lab equipment

109. What happens when Jesse tries to leave Jack Welker’s compound?
Todd drags him back and punishes him

110. Who does Jesse kill with a gun in the final episode?
Todd Alquist

111. What does Jesse do before leaving Walter for good?
He refuses to kill Walter despite Walter offering him a gun

112. What is Jesse’s final line in Breaking Bad?
He laughs as he speeds away in the El Camino

The Science of Breaking Bad: Fact vs. Fiction

113. What chemical does Walter use to kill Emilio in the RV?
Phosphine gas

114. What acid do Walter and Jesse use to dissolve bodies?
Hydrofluoric acid

115. Is hydrofluoric acid actually capable of dissolving a bathtub?
No, it wouldn’t dissolve a ceramic tub that quickly

116. What color is Walter’s meth, making it unique?
Blue

117. Is blue meth possible in real life?
No, pure meth is colorless or white—any color comes from impurities

118. What explosive compound does Walter use to fake meth in Season 1?
Fulminated mercury

119. Would fulminate mercury actually explode like in the show?
Yes, but not from a simple throw—it requires specific detonation conditions

120. What poison does Walter use to kill Brock?
Lily of the Valley

121. Is ricin as deadly as Breaking Bad portrays it?
Yes, but it takes time to work, not instantly

122. What chemical reaction does Walter use to start a car in the desert?
He builds a battery using chemical reactions with coins and brake pads

123. What is the main ingredient Walter and Jesse struggle to obtain for their meth?
Methylamine

124. Is stealing a train car full of methylamine plausible?
Not really—real-life security measures would make it almost impossible

125. What chemical reaction does Walter use to kill Gus Fring?
A bomb detonated by a mercury switch

126. Why does Walter say they can’t cook meth inside Jesse’s RV during the winter?
The cold would slow down the reaction and ruin the batch

127. How does Walter prove that his meth is chemically superior?
Its purity level is consistently 99.1%

128. What does Walter use to create a fake “chemical reaction” in Tuco’s hideout?
Crystallized fulminated mercury

129. What is the scientific term for the process of making meth?
Reductive amination

130. What is the significance of the “blue” color in chemistry?
It often indicates impurities or specific reactions

131. How does Walter use a chemical reaction to escape a locked room?
He burns through the lock using thermite

132. Is thermite capable of burning through metal locks?
Yes, but it requires high temperatures and precision

133. How does Walter’s knowledge of chemistry help him evade DEA detection?
He carefully chooses chemicals that avoid common detection methods

134. What is the effect of phosphine gas in real life?
It is highly toxic and can cause suffocation

135. Is Walter’s gas mask necessary during meth cooking?
Yes, real meth cooks use similar protection due to toxic fumes

136. How does Jesse learn to identify bad meth batches?
By looking at color and crystal structure

137. What chemical property makes Walter’s meth purer than others?
Fewer impurities due to a better chemical synthesis process

138. What element does Walter use to kill Lydia?
Ricin

139. Is ricin traceable in the human body after death?
Not easily—it can mimic flu symptoms and go undetected

140. Could Walter’s homemade battery in the desert actually work?
Yes, in theory, but it would produce very little power

Criminal Empire: Breaking Bad’s Drug Trade & Money Laundering

141. What does Walter initially tell Skyler the extra money is from?
Gambling winnings

142. What business does Walter buy to launder his money?
A1A Car Wash

143. Who introduces Walter to Gus Fring?
Saul Goodman

144. What is Gus Fring’s legitimate business?
Los Pollos Hermanos

145. What chemical does Walter need to make his high-quality meth?
Methylamine

146. Where does Walter steal a train car full of methylamine?
A remote desert railway

147. What is the purity level of Walter’s meth?
99.1%

148. What alias does Saul Goodman suggest for Walter’s money laundering?
Ice Station Zebra Associates

149. Who manages Gus Fring’s money laundering operations?
Lydia Rodarte-Quayle

150. Where does Walter store his money in Season 5?
A buried barrel in the desert

151. What is the name of Gus Fring’s industrial laundromat?
Lavandería Brillante

152. Who builds the underground meth lab for Gus?
Gale Boetticher

153. How does Walter get rid of Mike’s men in prison?
He arranges multiple executions in two minutes

154. What does Walter hide inside a soda machine at the car wash?
Stacks of cash

155. Who helps Saul disappear people with new identities?
Ed Galbraith, “The Disappearer”

156. How much money does Walter have stored in the desert?
About $80 million

157. What does Skyler do to keep the IRS from investigating their car wash?
Pretends the car wash profits are skyrocketing

158. What reason does Walter give for quitting the drug business?
He says he has made enough money

159. How does Walter force Lydia to meet with him?
By threatening her with a fake ricin-laced stevia packet

160. Who kills Gus Fring’s enforcers after his death?
Jack Welker’s neo-Nazi gang

161. What does Walter use to track down Lydia?
A ricin capsule hidden in his house

162. How does Walter sabotage Gus’s meth lab before leaving?
He rigs it with an explosion

163. Why does Gus refuse to work with Jesse at first?
Jesse is seen as unreliable and unprofessional

164. How does Walter initially get Jesse back into cooking meth?
He manipulates him emotionally

165. What business does Saul suggest for laundering money before the car wash?
A laser tag arcade

166. What does Todd’s uncle demand in exchange for killing Jesse?
Walter’s buried money

167. How does Walter convince Jesse to help him kill Gus?
He lies about Gus poisoning Brock

168. What is Todd’s crew’s nickname?
The Aryan Brotherhood

169. Who does Lydia rely on for international meth distribution?
The Czech Republic

170. What happens to all of Walter’s hidden money?
Jack’s gang steals most of it

171. How does Skyler react when she sees the money Walter made?
She says, “I can’t even count it.”

172. Who takes over the meth operation after Walter leaves?
Jack Welker’s gang, with Todd as the cook

173. What does Walter offer to do for Jack Welker to stay alive?
Teach Todd his cooking method

174. How does Walter get revenge on Jack’s gang?
He uses a remote-controlled M60

175. What happens to Lydia in the final episode?
She unknowingly drinks ricin-laced stevia

Breaking Bad Trivia on Iconic Quotes & One-Liners: Who Said It?

176. “Yeah, science!”
Jesse Pinkman, excited about learning chemistry from Walter

177. “I am the one who knocks.”
Walter White, asserting his dominance to Skyler

178. “Say my name.”
Walter White, demanding recognition as Heisenberg

179. “You know, you all know exactly who I am.”
Walter White, intimidating a group of dealers

180. “Tread lightly.”
Walter White, warning Hank

181. “Magnets, bitch!”
Jesse Pinkman, excited about using a magnet to erase evidence

182. “You clearly don’t know who you’re talking to.”
Walter White, in his “I am the danger” speech

183. “This is not meth.”
Walter White, before blowing up Tuco’s office

184. “Say hello to my little friend.”
Todd Alquist, mocking Scarface before killing Andrea

185. “We’re done when I say we’re done.”
Walter White, asserting control over Jesse

186. “No more half-measures.”
Mike Ehrmantraut, giving Walter life advice

187. “You don’t need a criminal lawyer, you need a criminal lawyer.”
Jesse Pinkman, recommending Saul

188. “Huell, you happy?”
Saul Goodman, checking in on his bodyguard sitting on a pile of cash

189. “A guy opens his door and gets shot, and you think that of me?”
Walter White, during his confrontation with Skyler

190. “Just because you shot Jesse James, don’t make you Jesse James.”
Mike Ehrmantraut, criticizing Walter’s arrogance

191. “If you don’t know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly.”
Walter White, warning Hank

192. “Say you want this! Nothing happens until I hear you say it.”
Walter White, manipulating Jesse into cooking meth again

193. “We had a good thing, you stupid son of a bitch!”
Jesse Pinkman, yelling at Walter

194. “Jesse, you asked me if I was in the meth business or the money business.”
Walter White, justifying his choices

195. “We’re done when I say we’re done.”
Walter White, after getting rid of Gus Fring

196. “You’re an insane, degenerate piece of filth.”
Skyler White, confronting Walter

197. “I watched Jane die.”
Walter White, confessing to Jesse

198. “Yo, Gatorade me, bitch!”
Jesse Pinkman, demanding a drink

199. “I did it for me. I liked it.”
Walter White, finally admitting his true motive

200. “This is the best meth I’ve ever seen.”
Gale Boetticher, praising Walter’s product

201. “Is today the day?”
Hank Schrader, taunting Walter before their showdown

202. “This is a two-man job.”
Walter White, tricking Jesse into staying in the business

203. “I’m in the empire business.”
Walter White, revealing his true ambition

204. “They can’t keep getting away with it!”
Jesse Pinkman, breaking down after Todd kills Andrea

205. “Look at me, Hector.”
Gus Fring, before Hector’s explosive revenge

206. “Remember my name.”
Walter White, in a teaser trailer for the final season

207. “Jesse, you have nothing in your life, nothing.”
Walter White, belittling Jesse

208. “A man provides.”
Gus Fring, lecturing Walter about responsibility

209. “What’s one more?”
Walter White, considering another murder

210. “So roll me further, bitch!”
Jesse Pinkman, mocking Hank when handcuffed

The Breaking Bad Universe: Connections & Spin-Offs

211. What year did Better Call Saul premiere?
2015

212. Who is the main character of Better Call Saul?
Jimmy McGill (Saul Goodman)

213. What is the name of Jimmy’s older brother?
Chuck McGill

214. What condition does Chuck suffer from?
Electromagnetic hypersensitivity (psychosomatic)

215. What law firm does Jimmy work for before becoming Saul?
HHM (Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill)

216. Who is Kim Wexler?
Jimmy’s love interest and fellow lawyer

217. What business does Saul use to launder money in Better Call Saul?
Ice Station Zebra Associates

218. What is Mike Ehrmantraut’s job before working for Gus?
Parking lot attendant and private investigator

219. How does Gus Fring first meet Mike?
Through Hector Salamanca’s drug operation

220. Who is Lalo Salamanca?
A high-ranking member of the Salamanca cartel

221. What is the fate of Lalo Salamanca?
Killed by Gus Fring

222. What name does Saul use for his Cinnabon job?
Gene Takavic

223. Where does Gene Takavic live in hiding?
Omaha, Nebraska

224. How does Better Call Saul connect to Breaking Bad?
It’s a prequel showing Saul’s rise before meeting Walter

225. What actor plays Saul Goodman?
Bob Odenkirk

226. What actor plays Kim Wexler?
Rhea Seehorn

227. What is Howard Hamlin’s role in Better Call Saul?
Partner at HHM and Jimmy’s rival

228. How does Howard Hamlin die?
Lalo Salamanca kills him

229. What event triggers Jimmy’s full evolution into Saul Goodman?
Kim leaves him

230. What car does Saul drive in Better Call Saul?
A Suzuki Esteem

231. What is Jesse Pinkman’s fake identity in El Camino?
Mr. Driscoll

232. Who helps Jesse escape in El Camino?
Ed Galbraith (The Disappearer)

233. Where does Jesse go at the end of El Camino?
Alaska

234. What happens to Todd Alquist in El Camino?
Shown in flashbacks, killed in Breaking Bad

235. Who does Jesse get money from in El Camino?
Todd’s stash hidden in his apartment

236. What item does Jesse take from Todd’s apartment in El Camino?
A gun

237. What game does Jesse play in El Camino flashbacks?
Rage

238. Who does Jesse impersonate to trick Neil in El Camino?
A buyer interested in his welding business

239. How does Jesse kill Neil and Casey in El Camino?
Quick-draw gunfight

240. What is Jesse’s final action in El Camino?
Driving away into Alaska for a new life

241. Who are the two main DEA agents in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul?
Hank Schrader and Steve Gomez

242. Who is the first Salamanca family member to appear in Better Call Saul?
Tuco Salamanca

243. What iconic object from Breaking Bad appears in Gene’s scenes in Better Call Saul?
Saul’s old ring

244. What major retailer does Gene scam in Better Call Saul?
A department store using a fake refund scheme

245. Who returns for a cameo in Better Call Saul’s final episodes?
Bryan Cranston as Walter White and Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman

246. What is the name of Saul’s receptionist in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul?
Francesca Liddy

247. What phrase does Walter say to Saul when they first meet?
“You’re the guy who knows a guy.”

248. What does Saul call Lalo when Walter and Jesse ask about him?
“Did Lalo send you?”

249. Who is the last person to see Gene before he’s arrested?
Marion (Jeff’s mother)

250. How does Gene get caught in Better Call Saul?
Marion calls the police on him

251. Where does Gene hide when the cops come for him?
Inside a dumpster

252. What is Jimmy’s final fate in Better Call Saul?
Sentenced to 86 years in prison

Breaking Bad: Mind-Blowing Facts You’ve Never Heard Before

Think you know everything about Breaking Bad? These behind-the-scenes facts and hidden details might surprise even the biggest fans.

• The show almost had a very different Walter White. Before Bryan Cranston landed the role, actors like Matthew Broderick and John Cusack were considered for the Role.

• Aaron Paul wasn’t supposed to survive Season 1. Jesse Pinkman was originally meant to die early on, but Vince Gilligan was so impressed with Aaron Paul’s performance that he changed the script.

• The blue meth was actually rock candy. The iconic blue meth seen throughout the show was just crystallized blue sugar created by a local candy shop in Albuquerque.

• Gus Fring’s death was scientifically accurate. While it looked dramatic, a half-blown face like Gus’s could technically happen due to the way blast waves interact with the human body.

• Walter White’s meth would be impossible to make. The level of purity (99.1%) that Walter achieves is nearly impossible in real-world chemistry labs, let alone an RV or hidden facility.

• The show increased interest in chemistry degrees. After Breaking Bad became a hit, universities reported a rise in students wanting to study chemistry.

• Huell is still “waiting” in the safe house. The last time Huell is seen, he’s sitting in a safe house waiting for further instructions. Vince Gilligan later joked that he’s still sitting there.

• The pink teddy bear foreshadowed Walter’s fate. The burned half of the bear’s face mirrored the way Walter died—collapsing in the meth lab with wounds on his side.

Final Thoughts

This collection of 251+ Breaking Bad trivia questions is the ultimate challenge for die-hard fans who claim to know every detail about Walter White’s empire.

From the early days of Walter and Jesse’s chaotic partnership to the intricate web of crime that unfolded, these questions cover everything—iconic quotes and even the real science behind the meth empire.

How many did you get right? Test your knowledge against friends and see who deserves the title of the ultimate Breaking Bad expert.

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