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Lore & History

17 entries in the Breaking Bad compendium.

Lore & History — Era Chart

Mark Johnson1945Jonathan Banks1947Dean Norris1963RJ Mitte1992Moira Walley-Beckett1994Aaron Paul1997Gray Matter Technologi2008Vince Gilligan2009Michelle MacLaren2010Rian Johnson2010Michael Slovis2013
Gus Fring's Chilean BackstoryThe quiet architect of revenge who buried his past to build an empire.Gray Matter TechnologiesThe company built on genius and abandoned by pride.Leonel and Marco SalamancaThe silent cousins of the Cartel who hunt Walt White with relentless, terrifying precisionHank Schrader's DEA CareerFrom a cocky field agent to the man who finally brought down the blue meth kingpin.Jesse Pinkman's Family HistoryA boy searching for a home in a world that constantly took everything from him.Aaron PaulFrom Scott Quittman to Jesse Pinkman: a career defined by complex characters and award-winMichelle MacLarenThe director who helmed more Breaking Bad episodes than anyone else and won back-to-back ERJ MitteAn actor whose real-life experience with cerebral palsy defined his iconic role as Walter Rian JohnsonThe director who turned budget constraints into television history.Thomas GolubićThe music supervisor who curated the sound of Breaking Bad's finale alongside Vince GilligMichael SlovisThe director behind the August 2013 airing of Breaking Bad's pivotal "Confessions" episodeVince GilliganCo-writer of "Peekaboo" in Breaking Bad Season 2.Mark JohnsonAcademy Award-winning producer who brought Rain Man to the screen and championed Vince GilMoira Walley-BeckettWriter of "Ozymandias" and creator of Flesh and Bone and Anne with an E.Jonathan BanksAn actor nominated for six Primetime Emmy Awards, with five for his work as Mike EhrmantraAlbuquerqueThe arid desert landscape that mirrored Walter White's descent into darkness.Dean NorrisThe American actor who played Hank Schrader on Breaking Bad for six seasons.
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