Breaking Bad’s Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are finally reunited for a Super Bowl commercial on Monday night. Here you can already see the video!
“Breaking Bad” is back – at least for the Super Bowl commercial break (Source: tmdb.org)
- Breaking Bad protagonists Walter White and Jesse Pinkman reunite.
- The reason is a commercial at this year’s Super Bowl in the night from Sunday to Monday.
- The advertisement for the snack product PopCorners can already be seen on YouTube.
Breaking Bad’s Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are perhaps the most iconic crook duo in television history. Now the two characters from the cult series can be seen together again – in a commercial that will run at halftime in the Super Bowl.
In it, the two dissimilar meth dealers are back in the well-known mobile home – and instead of crystal meth, they produce six different types of pop corners. According to Walter, these are not fried, but rather gently prepared with hot air.
After Jesse Pinkman can’t keep his hands off the goods, he is confronted with the buyer – none other than the psychopathic gangster Tuco Salamanca. Nobody gets hurt.
You can already see the “Breaking Bad” commercial here:
Numerous companies spare no expense or effort to produce a very special commercial for the Super Bowl. In order not to get lost between other spots or the game itself on Super Bowl Sunday, many videos are published on the Internet beforehand – as in this case: Have fun with the short “Breaking Bad” reunion!
| Rate Breaking Bad | |
| Genre | Drama |
| first airing |
20.01.2008 |
| First broadcast in Germany |
04.02.2009 |
| Homepage | amctv.com |
| More sources | |
| network | AMC |
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Production |
Gran Via Productions, Sony Pictures Television, High Bridge Entertainment |
| squadrons |
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