Breaking Bad over 62 episodes and five seasons, he knew how to make all his fans fall in love, and this work by Vince Gilligan managed to impact a large number of international audiences, thanks to his stories, the public has gone through the emotional ring and again.
As we'll recall, the show follows former chemistry professor Walter White (Bryan Cranston), who teams up with former student Jessie Pinkman (Aaron Paul) in cooking meth and helping pay for Walt's medical care. Their efforts wreak havoc on everyone around them, including their loved ones, as the pair navigate the ruthless underworld of the drug business.
The most traumatic moments saw the death of the sympathetic scientist Gale Boetticher (David Costable), while in another episode, we saw Walter sink to a new level by kidnapping his own daughter to cause frustration and anguish for his wife, Skyler. White (Anna Gunn). Another of the moments was when Walter murders Jesse's girlfriend, Jane (Krysten Ritter), when he refused to help her save her life after she suffered a drug overdose in season two.
It was the numerous moments that made Breaking Bad fans fight the torrent of tears that ran down their faces. There have been numerous moments that have been haunting, shocking and downright sad, according to AMC's own viewers.
Most of the followers of this program assure that the murder of Andrea (Emily Rios) has been the saddest moment of Breaking Bad. In season five, episode 15, titled "Granite State," meth cook Todd Alquist (Jesse Plemons) visits Jesse's ex-girlfriend. With chilling calm, Todd pulls out a pistol and shoots Andrea in the head.
This scene is made more chilling by the simple fact that Jesse is tied up in a nearby car and is forced to witness the event. In addition to crying, fans say they didn't stop yelling at the screen at this point.
In addition to seeing Jesse's reaction, many thought of Andrea's son, who was also inside and after the horrible event, he would have been orphaned.
