Breaking Bad

There is no shortage of blood, guts and bodies on TV these days, but the show featuring the most deaths is ... "Spartacus: Vengeance," a new report re...

The return of AMC's "Breaking Bad" is right around the corner! The six-time Emmy-winning series starring Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn is officiall...

With the new season of AMC's hit series "Breaking Bad" set to air in July, fans are going to need a quick fix to tide them over until the big final se...

AMC seems to be testing out a new programming model, and it's a little worrisome. With their three hallmark original series -- "Mad Men," "The Walk...

"Sons of Anarchy" showrunner Kurt Sutter is making the media rounds to promote his new Discovery docu-series "Outlaw Empires" (premiering Monday, May ...

"Breaking Bad's" final run on AMC will be a split season. According to EW, series star Bryan Cranston confirmed the split season is happening. Cr...

Shortly before White figures out Fring's plan, we get a glimpse of the imaginative side of Gale, largely through his rendering of "Crapa Pelada," arguably AMC's progenitor of "Zou Bisou Bisou." Here's why "Crapa" -- un, deux, trois, quatre et jusqu'à l'infini et au delà -- brutally trounces "Zou."

"Breaking Bad's" Giancarlo Esposito, who played meth king Gus Fring in the critically-acclaimed AMC drama, is headed to Greendale. According to Vul...

Not only are smart, complex series like Homeland, Louie, Breaking Bad and Downton Abbey getting on TV, they're finding sizable audiences. Why, then, does the industry feel compelled to play it safe -- dusting off old titles and recycling old ideas?

"Breaking Bad" meth chef Bryan Cranston is returning to his sitcom roots with a gig on "Modern Family", but there's a twist: He'll remain off screen t...

On "Breaking Bad," Bryan Cranston plays Walter White, a man who's transformed from a high school chemistry teacher into a meth-dealing criminal master...

On AMC's hit drama "Breaking Bad," Jesse (Aaron Paul) and Walter (Bryan Cranston) are the perfect poisonous pair. Walt needs someone to look down on, ...

While we don't necessarily condone expletives, there's one five-letter word that TV characters use to make a point. Adding "bitch" to the end of a...

The winners of the 2012 Golden Globe Awards certainly weren't TV's usual suspects. In most categories, the stars and shows being represented at the wi...

In the one of the biggest surprises of the night, Kelsey Grammer took home the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama Series for his role in Starz's "...

Before Bryan Cranston was cooking up meth as Walt White, before Zooey Deschanel played Jess, the most enthusiastic girl in horn-rimmed glasses, before...

Television critics started compiling year-end top-10 lists back when there were only three networks. Aren't longer lists called for by now? Allow me to break with time-honored tradition by offering my choices for the 12 best series of 2011, plus eight very deserving runners-up.

HuffPost TV's critic Maureen Ryan posted her list of the 11 best TV lines of 2011 last week, including some of the most memorable quotes from "Game of...

TV shows can make us laugh, cry, scream, and sometimes, they leave us slack-jawed and completely shocked about what we just saw. Those OMG moments ...

Every year, it's important to take time and reflect on one of the best things about TV: It gives us awesome lines of dialogue that stick in our heads ...

Let's face it: Unless your job is to watch TV (which is not as glamorous as it sounds), then there's no way you can catch all of TV's finest the first...

The best individual episodes of television that aired in 2011. #50 "Finale," Smallville A fitting end to the superhero drama's 10-year run, Clar...