Say His Name! How Well Do You Know Walter White From 'Breaking Bad'?

Heisenberg was Walter White's chosen alias in the series. The name is a tribute to German physicist Werner Heisenberg (1901-1976), a key pioneer of quantum mechanics who died of cancer.

Gray Matter is the company Walter White co-found with Elliot and his then-girlfriend Gretchen. Walt eventually sold his share for $5,000. The company would go on to have a net worth of $2.16 billion.

After Elliot reveals that Gray Matter has an excellent health insurance plan, Walt realizes that his wife Skylar had told him of the cancer. Walt's pride got in the way, and he ended up turning down the offer.

In the final episode of Breaking Bad, Walter White met his demise. It was his 52nd birthday on the day of his death. The last episode of Breaking Bad was watched by over 10 million viewers in the U.S.

Walter White's fortune was estimated at $80 million dollars for one year's work. Walt was able to produce a large volume of meth following a train heist of 1,000 gallons of chemical methylamine. White would have gotten away with it too if it weren't for Hank Schrader meddling in his business.

In the series, Lydia claims that the Czech Republic is the largest producer and user of meth in Europe. Lydia began appearing in Breaking Bad starting in Season 5. Lydia also appeared in the Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul.

In the episode titled "Hazard Pay", Walter White and his son Walt Jr. were watching Scarface. Unsurprisingly, Skyler is not pleased. Mark Margolis, who portrays Héctor "Tio" Salamanca in Breaking Bad, also had a role as Alberto The Shadow in Scarface.

Walter White's middle name is Hartwell. Walt’s son Walter “Flynn” Jr.’s middle name is also Hartwell. Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan's inspiration for the name came from his girlfriend Lucy Hartwell Rice.

Walter White and his family live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The actual address of the home used in the series differs from the one on the show. The owners of the actual house installed a fence in 2017 due to the number of fans who would visit the home.

Emilio Koyama is the drug dealer who Walt traps in the RV and kills with phosphine gas in the pilot episode. Emilio was Jesse Pinkman's former partner in the drug game and was the cousin of Krazy-8.

The Gustavo Fring character was born in Chile. According to Gus, his childhood was spent in extreme poverty. His character was a mainstay in Season 2, 3, and 4 of Breaking Bad. Fring also made appearances in the spin-off, Better Call Saul.

Walt purchased a 2009 Dodge Challenger for his son Walt Jr. on a whim. Skyler makes Walt trade in the Challenger for a PT Cruiser. Instead of returning the car, Walt takes the car to an empty parking lot and lights it on fire.

Walt's wife Skyler lied to Marie about how he obtained his riches. She told Marie he was really good at counting cards, and make millions playing Blackjack.

Marius Stan plays Walt’s car wash boss Bogdan -- he's also a senior scientist at the Nuclear Engineering division at Argonne National Lab.

He lives in a cabin with no external utilities for months under the name Mr. Lambert, Skyler's maiden name.

Mike says this to Walt in the Season 5 episode “Hazard Pay”.

The box cutter is bright green.

Initially, Jesse Pinkman was set to die at the end of the season, but Vince Gilligan knew by Episode 2 that'd be a mistake for the series.

Walt and Skyler's daughter Holly was born on December 27, 2008.

Jesse only calls him by his first name twice: Once in Season 2 - "You need me more than I need you... Walt." and again in Season 5.