Dating could turn out to be a tricky proposition for Bryan Cranston’s daughter, because he plans to go full “Walter White” on her unsuspecting suitors.
Cranston explained how he’s “looking forward” to the day he can intimidate his daughter’s dates by channeling his “Breaking Bad” character, the ruthless drug kingpin Walter White, during an appearance on NBC’s “Sunday Today with Willie Geist.”
“Well, I think what I would do is have a barrel next to me with some chemicals handy, and just let them see it. You know, like ‘Oh, it’s real, son. I can dissolve your body in seconds. Okay? Just remember that when you’re out on Lookout Point,” Cranston in the interview that airs tomorrow.
Cranston, who portrayed one of the most legendary characters in TV history on “Breaking Bad,” has been reviving the character recently. In addition to the interview with Geist, he recently brought Walter White back to life for an episode of “Saturday Night Live.”
During the “SNL” cold open, Beck Bennett’s Jake Tapper came on to interview president-elect Donald Trump’s latest and most interesting cabinet pick: new DEA boss Walter White, played by none other than Cranston.
According to the “Breaking Bad” antihero and chemistry teacher-turned-meth dealer, White was strongly vetted by Steve Bannon, who found him “in a Breitbart comment section.”
When asked by Tapper if he’s concerned that the Senate might not approve him for the job, White admitted that they might be concerned he faked his own death. “I’m only the third person in the Trump cabinet to do that,” he said.
But he assured the American people that he and Trump were going to “Make America Cook Again” and fill America with “red, white and a whole lot of blue.”
15 AMC Series Premieres Ranked: From 'Preacher' to 'Breaking Bad' (Photos)
"Feed the Beast" Premiere Date: June 5, 2016 Total Viewers: <1 million
David Schwimmer and Jim Sturgess lead this poorly-reviewed drama about two friends who decide to fulfill their dream of opening their own restaurant
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"Halt and Catch Fire" Premiere date: June 21, 2014 Total Viewers: 1.2 million
This series about the personal computer boom has been well received by critics, but has failed to find a significant audience.
"Breaking Bad" Premiere date: January 20, 2008 Total Viewers: 1.4 million
This groundbreaking series helped put AMC on the map and had the world sympathizing with one of the best meth cooks/chemistry teachers of all time. Yeah, bitch!
"Low Winter Sun" Premiere date: August 11, 2013 Total Viewers: 2.5 million
Mark Strong crossed the pond to star in this adaptation of his British miniseries, but U.S. audiences found the show too bleak and it was canceled after one season.