Bryan Cranston And Aaron Paul Confuse Fans With Cryptic 'Breaking Bad' Posts

Lynne Versluys

July 3, 2019 at 7:45 AM

Will Walt and Jesse be back for more Breaking Bad?

Teasing A Return

Ever since Breaking Bad ended in 2013, fans have been hoping to see Walt and Jesse again. Whether it is a rumored Breaking Bad film or an appearance on Better Call Saul, fans are keeping the rumors alive.

However, star Aaron Paul is certainly fueling that fire, posting cryptic images on Twitter, including one of himself and Bryan Cranston with the caption "Even sooner."

What Does It All Mean?

Breaking Bad writer and Better Call Saul showrunner Peter Gould retweeted one of Paul's earlier posts with the caption "Looking forward to this." What does it mean?!

Deadline reported back in February that Vince Gilligan's rumored Breaking Bad movie would hit Netflix and AMC should it come to fruition. No additional details were provided for the project.

Fans Are Losing It

It's safe to say that Paul's posts are whipping fans into a frenzy, making them desperate to figure out what is headed their way. There aren't enough reaction GIFs in the world to express all the feels.

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Bryan Cranston And Aaron Paul Confuse Fans With Cryptic 'Breaking Bad' Posts

Teasing A Return

What Does It All Mean?

Fans Are Losing It

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