breaking bad

Today might be good or bad depending on your TV fandoms of choice -- because the Emmy nominations are out.

Leading the pack of nerd-friendly nominated shows are Downton Abbey with a whopping 16, 30 Rock with 15, Breaking Bad and Sherlock both with 13, and Game of Thrones with 12 nominations.

Not bad, eh? The Walking Dead also nabbed 3,

Click on Walter's face to read Walter Jr's poignant tribute to his father and donate to the cause! Clicking donate redirects you to the National Cancer Coalition's website.

Painted this because I was mind blown by the end of season 4

Stupidwizard says: Well, turns out I'm not the only one who thought they had similar endings

If you haven't seen the end of Breaking Bad or are averse to a little blood, skip this one. Don't say we didn't warn you.

Well... "sorta" himself.

Hopefully Disney paid more than a cow to Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul creator Vince Gilligan for a revisionist Jack and the Beanstalk outline. Deadline Hollywood reported April 23 that Disney acquired the story, but that Gilligan's role with its production remains undefined.

"Gilligan has tapped Thomas Schnauz–who has won two Emmys writing for both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul–to write the script. Gilligan will eye it as a possible directing vehicle, but it's very early days on the project. Gilligan and Mark Johnson will produce."

Yes, it's pretty odd that the man best known for bringing crystal meth production to your tv set not only took a stab at the traditional children's tale, but additionally that Disney would get in bed with him. Maybe Gilligan can bring some new take on what Bryan Singer so recently attempted in 2013's Jack The Giant Slayer. Maybe not.

Let's wait and see!

When family man/crackhead Billy Black needs to make ends meet, he turns to making math.