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Breaking Bad is one of the best shows on television, and LEGO is one of the best toy/entertainment companies around. It's pretty obvious why we love this mashup of the two by Brian Anderson. It combines all the charm and fun of LEGO with all of the meth and violence of Breaking Bad. The video warns that it has spoilers for seasons one through four, but if you listened to the first episode of the Geekosystem podcast, you'll know that I think that's your own problem at this point.

Are you in the market for 1984 Toyota Tercel featuring four wheel drive and all four of those wheels still on the car? No? Well, what if I told you the car you can buy was the one time ride of Breaking Bad's Jesse Pinkman. Would that have you singing a different tune? Thought so. Keep reading to find out how you can do the impossible--be the envy of your friends by purchasing a Tercel.

I don't know what would possess a person to remake the intro for Breaking Bad as a high concept dramedy from the 1990s. I'm just glad that the spirit took them, because this video is absolutely tops. Who knew that Walt, Jesse and the rest of the gang would have been so at home on the WB right after Buffy? Now, we all do -- or at least, you will once you check out the video below.

If there's one thing we like more than saying mean things about people more successful than us -- and we're not saying there is, because that is, like, a top five pastime around these parts -- it's watching celebrities debase themselves by reading mean things that other people have said about them on Twitter. Of course, it's not really celebrities debasing themselves, because the joke is really "Look how impotent the best attack you can muster on this person is! It is a joke that they will repeat themselves on national television, because who cares what you think @some_asshole_on_twitter?" Still and all, we do get a kick out of watching folks like Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet and Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston reading people's ill-conceived Internet slams on them in entertaining and only occasionally threatening fashion.

If you're like us, you accidentally woke up early today before remembering that you had an extra hour to spare. Sure, we could have gone back to bed, but the coffee was already on. So instead of feeling lazy and crawling back under the covers, we did the responsible grownup thing and started watching TV on Netflix. In the interest of spending your extra hour productively by getting addicted to some high quality television, here are some of our best picks for shows that you should be watching (or revisiting) that you can stream right to your television or computer.

A team of scientists at the Scripps Research Institute have reported promising early results in efforts to develop a vaccine against the effects of methamphetamine. The researchers have succeeded in crafting a vaccine that blocks the high produced by meth in rats. The hope is that a similar vaccine could one day be available in humans, leaving "accelerated tooth loss" and "being really good at stealing ATMs" as the only two reasons to do meth.

Gallery1988's Melrose location in Los Angeles is no stranger to odd bits of pop culture flotsam. They're playing host to a project filled with artwork inspired by the hit television show, Breaking Bad. Considering their past collections, basing a project on a somewhat psychotic show about a chemistry-teacher-turned-meth-kingpin certainly fits. It should go without saying that the following gallery of images from The Breaking Bad Art Project includes some massive spoilers if you haven't seen Breaking Bad yet, but then, why would you not have seen Breaking Bad yet?

First and foremost, it's important to note that this video from YouTube user Jswinney1 summarizes the entire first four seasons of Breaking Bad and therefore includes massive SPOILERS. So, watch at your own risk. I repeat: This video will remind folks of the happenings between Walt and other cast members but will also completely spoil the first four seasons for those who have yet to watch. For those who are not afraid, and those who would presume to knock, the video successfully reminds us why the fifth and final season -- which premieres tonight -- still has some nasty surprises in store.

When it comes to dynamic duos, Batman and Robin are obviously a classic, but Walt and Jesse are definitely up there. With the upcoming release of The Dark Night Rises and the new season of Breaking Bad, it might be hard to decide where to place your affections. If the choice is proving too difficult, we've got a solution for you: Breaking Batman, the only Breaking Bad plus Batman mash-up you will ever need. See the video, after the break.

Our favorite antihero duo mashed up with our other favorite antihero duo: Beavis and Butt-Head as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad. Awesomely, you can go get a shirt of this over at RedBubble.

When it comes to cool shoes, these shoes are the coolest. I can't think of a man I would rather have permanently staring out from my feet than good old Walter White. What happened to his nose? You should know better than to ask. He'll concoct a master plan to see to it that you get what you deserve and then some. The designs are from Tauntr, who also have The Walking Dead and Dexter models, although they all appear to be just mock-ups, and not real products. Still. They are pretty awesome and I want them.