Are you ready to binge-watch Breaking Bad and turn it into a wild night with friends? Whether you’re re-watching the iconic show or diving into it for the first time, this Breaking Bad drinking game is the perfect way to spice things up. With legendary quotes, intense drama, and iconic moments from Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, and the rest of the crew, you’ll be sipping along to every major scene and surprise.
Fun Drinking Rules for Breaking Bad
Now, let’s get into the heart of the drinking game—those Breaking Bad moments that will have you reaching for your glass!
Drink When… Iconic Character Quotes
This is where the magic happens. Breaking Bad is full of iconic lines that you’ll hear throughout the series. Time to make them your drinking cues:
- Drink whenever Walter says “I am the one who knocks.”
- Drink whenever Jesse says “Yo.”
- Drink whenever Hank says “You’re the guy.”
- Double sip when Saul Goodman makes a sarcastic remark about the law.
Character-Based Rules
Each character has their quirks, so why not make them a part of the game?
- Walter White: Drink whenever Walter takes control of a situation or makes a shady decision. Finish your drink if he transforms into Heisenberg with his infamous hat.
- Skyler White: Take a sip whenever Skyler looks visibly stressed or is caught in one of her moral dilemmas.
- Jesse Pinkman: Drink whenever Jesse is sad, lost, or says “Yeah, science!”
- Saul Goodman: Take a shot whenever Saul bends or breaks the law to get his clients out of trouble.
The Best Breaking Bad Episodes for a Drinking Game
Not all Breaking Bad episodes are created equal when it comes to drinking games. Some are so packed with iconic moments, emotional rollercoasters, and explosions that you’ll be reaching for your drink non-stop.
“Ozymandias” (Season 5, Episode 14)
Hands down, Ozymandias is the most intense episode of the series. You’ll need a full stock of drinks to get through it. Drink When:
- A major character dies.
- Jesse cries.
- Walt lies (you’ll need a LOT of drinks for this one).
- Something explodes.
- Pro Tip: You might want to pace yourself during this one—it’s a rollercoaster from start to finish!
“Felina” (Season 5, Episode 16)
The series finale. Everything comes to a head, and you’ll be glued to the screen… and your glass. Drink When:
- Walter takes down someone from his hit list.
- Jesse gets revenge.
- You catch yourself tearing up (it’s the finale, after all).
- Pro Tip: Have tissues on hand, and maybe an extra bottle for all those “goodbye” moments.
“Peekaboo” (Season 2, Episode 6)
The one with the ATM scene. If you know, you know. Drink When:
- Jesse shows his soft side with the kid.
- You get creeped out by the meth-head couple.
- Pro Tip: Keep a light drink handy—you’ll need it for the mix of tension and dark humor in this episode.
“Pilot” (Season 1, Episode 1)
It all starts here, and the first episode is iconic for setting up the madness that follows. Drink When:
- Walt is still a mild-mannered teacher (this won’t last long).
- Jesse messes up.
- Anyone says the word “meth.”
- Pro Tip: Use this episode as a warm-up—it’s a great way to introduce newcomers to the series and the drinking game.
“4 Days Out” (Season 2, Episode 9)
Walt and Jesse are stuck in the desert, and the tension is palpable. Drink When:
- Jesse complains.
- Walter tries to solve the problem with science.
- They run out of water.
- Pro Tip: Keep water handy for this episode—hydration is key when watching them slowly dehydrate!
Breaking Bad Drinking Game Questions
Want to add a trivia twist to the game? Spice things up with Breaking Bad-related questions, perfect for keeping everyone on their toes.
Trivia-Based Drinking Questions
Pose trivia questions to the group during the game. If someone answers incorrectly, they take a drink!
- What was Walter White’s original job before cooking meth?
Answer: High school chemistry teacher. - What is the name of the fast food chain owned by Gus Fring?
Answer: Los Pollos Hermanos. - What is Jesse’s car model in the series?
Answer: 1982 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. - What color is almost exclusively worn by Marie Schrader?
Answer: Purple. - Who is the first person to find out Walter is Heisenberg?
Answer: Hank Schrader. - What street drug is primarily produced in Breaking Bad?
Answer: Blue methamphetamine (or crystal meth). - What alias does Saul Goodman use for his law firm?
Answer: Better Call Saul. - What is the name of Jesse’s girlfriend who tragically dies from a heroin overdose?
Answer: Jane Margolis. - What is the name of Walter and Skyler’s baby daughter?
Answer: Holly White. - Who is the chemist that works for Gus Fring in the superlab before Walter takes over?
Answer: Gale Boetticher. - What does the “Heisenberg” name refer to in real life?
Answer: The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle in quantum mechanics. - What is the first product Walter White cooks in his RV lab?
Answer: Crystal meth. - Who introduces Saul Goodman to Walter White and Jesse?
Answer: Badger. - What type of business does Skyler White manage to launder money for Walter?
Answer: A car wash (A1A Car Wash). - What illness is Walter diagnosed with at the beginning of the series?
Answer: Lung cancer. - What does Hank Schrader do for a living?
Answer: He’s a DEA agent. - What is the name of the famous Breaking Bad episode where Walter confronts his enemies in the desert?
Answer: “Ozymandias.” - What chemical does Walter use to dissolve bodies in the series?
Answer: Hydrofluoric acid. - What is the name of the cleaner who helps dispose of evidence for criminals, including Walter?
Answer: Mike Ehrmantraut. - Which two characters are involved in a massive showdown in the final episode?
Answer: Walter White and Jack Welker’s gang.
Quotes Challenge: Who Said It?
- “Say my name.”
Answer: Walter White. - “Yeah, science!”
Answer: Jesse Pinkman. - “I did it for my family.”
Answer: Walter White. - “You know, you all know exactly who I am. Say my name.”
Answer: Walter White. - “I am the one who knocks!”
Answer: Walter White. - “I’m not in danger, Skyler. I am the danger.”
Answer: Walter White. - “I will kill your wife. I will kill your son. I will kill your infant daughter.”
Answer: Gus Fring. - “If you’re committed enough, you can make any story work.”
Answer: Saul Goodman. - “No more half-measures.”
Answer: Mike Ehrmantraut. - “You’re an insane, degenerate piece of filth, and you deserve to die.”
Answer: Jane Margolis (to Jesse). - “B**!”**
Answer: Jesse Pinkman. - “I’m in the empire business.”
Answer: Walter White. - “You got me.”
Answer: Hank Schrader. - “You’re the smartest guy I ever met. And you’re too stupid to see he made up his mind 10 minutes ago.”
Answer: Mike Ehrmantraut. - “Tread lightly.”
Answer: Walter White. - “What good is being an outlaw when you have responsibilities?”
Answer: Jesse Pinkman. - “Just because you shot Jesse James, don’t make you Jesse James.”
Answer: Mike Ehrmantraut. - “I can’t keep coming here and covering up for you.”
Answer: Skyler White (to Walter). - “If I’m lucky, a month from now, best-case scenario, I’m managing a Cinnabon in Omaha.”
Answer: Saul Goodman. - “I liked it. I was good at it. And I was really… I was alive.”
Answer: Walter White.
Character Guessing Challenge
- Which character is nicknamed “Heisenberg”?
Answer: Walter White. - Who is known for saying “Yeah, b**!”?**
Answer: Jesse Pinkman. - Who runs Los Pollos Hermanos?
Answer: Gus Fring. - Which character has a fear of electricity?
Answer: Chuck McGill (Better Call Saul). - Who is the lawyer that represents Walter and Jesse?
Answer: Saul Goodman. - Who is Walter White’s brother-in-law?
Answer: Hank Schrader. - Who does Skyler White have an affair with?
Answer: Ted Beneke. - Who says the line, “I’m done when I say I’m done”?
Answer: Walter White. - Which character manages the superlab before Walter?
Answer: Gale Boetticher. - Who introduces Walter to the drug trade?
Answer: Jesse Pinkman. - Which character has a strict code of conduct and minimal speech?
Answer: Mike Ehrmantraut. - Who is the first DEA agent to suspect Walter?
Answer: Hank Schrader. - Who does Walter team up with to take down the cartel?
Answer: Gus Fring. - Which character creates the “blue meth” formula?
Answer: Walter White. - Who runs a car wash as a front for laundering drug money?
Answer: Skyler White. - Who is Jesse’s business partner in the drug trade?
Answer: Walter White. - Who helps Jesse dispose of Gale Boetticher?
Answer: Walter White. - Who owns the RV that Walt and Jesse use for cooking meth?
Answer: Jesse Pinkman. - Which character is constantly pressured by his family to leave the drug business?
Answer: Walter White. - Who turns informant against the cartel in the series?
Answer: Lydia Rodarte-Quayle.
Breaking Bad Easter Eggs: Spot Them and Drink!
Ready to take your Breaking Bad drinking game to a new level of fun? It’s time to hunt for hidden Easter eggs! Breaking Bad is packed with subtle nods, inside jokes, and tiny details that even the most dedicated fans may have missed. Let’s turn spotting them into a drinking game.
1. Hidden Heisenberg Hats
Drink When: You spot the iconic black hat (even in the background). Heisenberg’s hat isn’t just an accessory—it’s a symbol. But did you know it shows up in places you’d never expect? Drink every time the hat makes a sneaky appearance, whether it’s on Walt’s head or hidden in plain sight.
2. The Pink Teddy Bear Conspiracy
Drink When: You see a reference to the pink teddy bear from the pool scene in Season 2. This bear is everywhere—showing up in flashbacks, as metaphors, and even in Jesse’s clothing. If you spot it, raise your glass!
3. Color Codes That Tell All
Drink When: A character wears their signature color (Skyler in blue, Marie in purple, Walt in green). Show creator Vince Gilligan is a master of symbolism, and the colors characters wear are no accident. Spot the recurring color palette, and sip accordingly!
4. Fly in the Lab
Drink When: You see any fly buzzing around. Yes, even the fly in the episode “Fly” has a deeper meaning (Walt’s guilt!). But for this game, its meaning is simple: Drink.
5. Los Pollos Hermanos Everywhere
Drink When: Gus’s restaurant chain pops up outside its normal scenes. Did you notice there’s a sign in the background during a scene that has nothing to do with fried chicken? If you catch it, someone’s gotta drink!
Hunting for these hidden gems not only makes rewatching the show more interactive, but it also tests your fan dedication. Cheers to spotting those sneaky details!
Better Call Saul Drinking Game
Why stop at Breaking Bad? If you love Saul Goodman’s antics, then the Better Call Saul drinking game is perfect for you. Dive into the prequel’s legal hijinks, moral dilemmas, and clever scheming.
Drink When… Better Call Saul Edition
Add these drinking cues for a Better Call Saul marathon:
- Drink when Saul/Jimmy pulls off a slick commercial.
- Take a shot every time Mike has one of his no-nonsense moments.
- Finish your drink when Kim Wexler looks conflicted about her decisions.
Character-Based Rules
- Saul Goodman: Drink when he finds a loophole in the law.
- Kim Wexler: Sip when she does something risky but calculated.
- Mike Ehrmantraut: Take a shot when Mike is quietly threatening or taking down a bad guy.
Breaking Bad vs. Better Call Saul Drinking Game
Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul offer plenty of opportunities for a wild drinking game, but which one truly reigns supreme? Let’s break it down and see which show will have you drinking more—and laughing harder.
1. Explosions vs. Courtroom Drama
- Breaking Bad: Explosions, gunfights, and intense scenes will have you downing drinks fast.
- Better Call Saul: Legal loopholes and slick cons keep you sipping steadily as Jimmy works his magic.
- Score: Breaking Bad – 9/10 | Better Call Saul – 7/10
- Winner: Breaking Bad for adrenaline-packed moments.
2. Iconic Characters
- Breaking Bad: Walt’s transformation, Jesse’s charm, and Saul’s wit create unforgettable drinking moments.
- Better Call Saul: Jimmy’s evolution into Saul, Kim’s moral struggles, and Mike’s stoic genius bring depth.
- Score: Breaking Bad – 9/10 | Better Call Saul – 8/10
- Winner: Breaking Bad edges out with its intensity.
3. Moral Dilemmas
- Breaking Bad: Walt’s ethical collapse offers shocking, drink-worthy moments.
- Better Call Saul: Jimmy’s nuanced struggles and Kim’s choices offer steady, reflective drinking cues.
- Score: Breaking Bad – 8/10 | Better Call Saul – 9/10
- Winner: Better Call Saul for complex moral tension.
4. Laughs vs. Gasps
- Breaking Bad: Dark humor and jaw-dropping moments keep you guessing (and drinking).
- Better Call Saul: Jimmy’s humor keeps things light and fun, perfect for a lighter drinking game.
- Score: Breaking Bad – 7/10 | Better Call Saul – 9/10
- Winner: Better Call Saul for balancing humor and intensity.
5. Wild Cards
- Breaking Bad: Drink for meth-making, explosions, or Walt’s manipulations.
- Better Call Saul: Sip for slick cons, risky legal moves, or Mike’s silent problem-solving.
- Score: Breaking Bad – 9/10 | Better Call Saul – 8/10
- Winner: Breaking Bad for its sheer unpredictability.
Final Score:
- Breaking Bad: 42/50
- Better Call Saul: 41/50
For edge-of-your-seat action and moral chaos, go with Breaking Bad. But if you’re up for clever schemes and morally ambiguous lawyering, Better Call Saul will keep the drinks flowing. Either way, you’re in for a wild ride!
Bonus: Brooklyn 99 Drinking Game
After diving deep into the intense world of Breaking Bad, why not shift gears and have some laughs with another iconic show? Just like Breaking Bad, Brooklyn 99 is filled with memorable quotes, quirky characters, and tons of moments that are perfect for a drinking game. While one’s about crime drama and the other’s about crime comedy, both are packed with binge-worthy content that’s fun to play along with.
Brooklyn 99 Drinking Game Rules
- Drink When: Jake Peralta cracks a joke or references pop culture.
- Take a Shot When: Captain Holt shows subtle emotion or delivers deadpan humor.
- Finish Your Drink When: Terry talks about yogurt or lifting weights.
Whether you’re ready for laughs after all the Breaking Bad drama or just want to switch up the vibe, Brooklyn 99 is the perfect follow-up to keep the fun going.
Pro Tips for the Ultimate Breaking Bad Party
No Breaking Bad drinking game is complete without themed decorations and snacks! To take your party to the next level, here are a few ideas:
Themed Decorations and Costumes
Turn your living room into Albuquerque with fun decorations like chemistry flasks and blue rock candy (for that “blue meth” look). Dress up as your favorite characters—throw on a yellow hazmat suit and channel your inner Heisenberg!
Snack Pairings for a Breaking Bad Marathon
What’s a Breaking Bad drinking game without snacks? Keep things thematic by serving Los Pollos Hermanos fried chicken, or whip up some “blue crystal” candy as a sweet treat.
With these rules in hand, you’re ready for the ultimate Breaking Bad drinking game experience! Whether you’re playing casually or diving deep with episode-specific challenges, this guide will ensure a night full of fun, laughs, and possibly a few too many drinks. Now, get the drinks ready, press play, and let the madness begin. But remember—drink responsibly, and don’t end up like Walter White!