Bryan Cranston Resurrected His "Breaking Bad" Character For A Super Bowl Ad

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Walter White lives! Sorta.

When audiences last saw Walter White — the meth-dealing family man Bryan Cranston played for five seasons on AMC's Breaking Bad — in the 2013 series finale, he was lying on the floor, drawing his last breaths.

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But in a new Esurance ad that debuted during Super Bowl XLIX, Cranston slipped his iconic yellow jumpsuit and filtration mask back on for a funny spot that posits a different final act for Walter White…I mean, Sorta Greg.

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Ellen Pompeo And Mariska Hargitay Took A Photo Together In Honor Of Taylor Swift's Cats

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Meredith Grey and Olivia Benson, this Super Bowl pic is for you!

Superstar Taylor Swift has expressed her TV obsessions like any normal human: by naming her cats after her favorite characters.

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First, she introduced us to Meredith (named after Grey Anatomy's independent woman Meredith Grey) in 2011.

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And in 2014, she added Olivia Benson (named after the badass Law & Order: SVU detective) to her feline family.

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At Super Bowl XLIX, the women behind Meredith and Olivia, Ellen Pompeo and Mariska Hargitay, respectively, posed for a photo together in honor of Taylor's cats.

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The New "Jurassic World" Trailer Is Jam Packed With Dinosaurs

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“Think it’ll scare the kids?” “This will give the parents nightmares.”

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34 Things You Could Watch On TV On Sunday That Are Not The Super Bowl

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What’s football?

Yes, two teams are going head-to-head in what I hear is a pretty important game on Sunday. But for those of us who give no fucks, there are still numerous, glorious viewing options.

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Law & Order (TNT)

3 a.m.- 6 p.m.

What better way to start your Super Bowl regular old Sunday than with the original series that spawned one of TV's most successful franchises ever? (And 14-hours worth of it, at that!)

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The Walking Dead (AMC)

10 a.m.-6 a.m.

AMC is hosting what it's referring to as the "Zombie Bowl Marathon" on Sunday, which means Seasons 1 and 2 of The Walking Dead, beginning with the pilot, will be airing in their entirety! It's a great opportunity to remember why you fell in love with this apocalyptic series... and Rick Grimes.

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