1. Brian Cranston and Michael Bowen are in the desert. A key scene is about to be filmed here: Cranston's drug maker Walt-White stares into the distance, and Bowen gets close to him. Staring into the distance. And a voice outside the camera said jokingly: "Retract it!"
2. In 2008, when Hollywood screenwriters went on strike, only a miniseries (7 episodes in the first season) of "Breaking Bad" was born in this famine year, but producer Vince Gilligan felt that This is a blessing in disguise, and the small size allows him to have enough time to refine the plot.
3. As early as 2005, many TV stations such as Showtime, FX, TNT, HBO, etc. all threw the "Breaking Bad" script they handed to the trash can. The high-level reason was simple: "No one wants to watch one. The story of a middle-aged uncle who was selling drugs in New Mexico, and he is still a big villain."
