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Problems did arise in certain places, especially since "Breaking Bad" changed Albuquerque forever by drawing a lot of tourist attention to a relatively small city. Although the show has been over for years, certain parts of the city have been permanently altered because of the filming that occurred there. Walter's "blue meth" becomes incredibly popular, to the point that Hank takes notice and raids Tuco's operation. A paranoid Tuco evades the bust, carjacks Jesse, and kidnaps Walter.

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Walt undergoes an operation to remove the remaining cancerous growth. Walt's anesthesia-induced references to a "second cell phone" – the one he uses to deal drugs – makes Skyler suspicious, leading her to uncover many of his lies and leave with their children. Walt watches the accident in horror, unaware that he is indirectly responsible for it. This scene also foreshadows Walt finding a spot to stash his piles of drug money. Besides just in the crawlspace beneath the water heater, the drug kingpin hides his money in the baby’s room, behind insulation in the garage, in space saver bags in the master bedroom, and in a vacuum cleaner.

Breaking Bad House Location: A Photo Tour of the Real Walter White House and Other Filming Locations in Albuquerque

There were a number of Breaking Bad locations shown throughout the series that are actual places in town. Even in the years since the show has come to an end, tourists come from all over the globe to experience Walter White’s world firsthand. Years ago, idiot tourists reportedly approached the house and would throw pizzas on top of the roof and some even climbed the fence and jumped in the pool. Lad Bible has shared a story of how the daughter of the homeowners has become infamous for sitting in the yard and swearing at passing tourists. The house even has negative reviews on tourism websites due to her confrontational nature, which yields both compassion and offense from visitors due to the unusual situation of living privately in a famous residence. If you do decide to visit the "Breaking Bad" house, keep these things in mind, and be sure to wear your best black pork pie hat.

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He then arranges to see Lydia, surreptitiously poisoning her drink with ricin after learning where Jack has taken Jesse. Walt drives to Jack's compound and demands to see Jesse. When they bring Jesse, who has been chained up in a lab and forced to cook meth since his abduction, Walt dives atop him and knocks them both to the ground.

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Some are ecstatic; it’s not every day one’s home town becomes a TV legend. In the midst of it all, they’ve been thrust under the limelight, their humble town now synonymous with Walter White. Imagine a chain restaurant, a simple school, or even a humble abode becoming nationally (and internationally) known, all because they served as the stage for a gripping drama. Saul is eventually discovered and interrogated by DEA agents.

Walter White: Garden of the Gods Golf Club (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

In 2015, architectural historian and professor at UCSB Volker Welter researched the work of White — using the Historical Society of Palm Desert’s archives — and mounted an exhibition at UCSB. When people think of historic homes and buildings, they don’t usually think of Palm Desert. Incorporated in 1973, Palm Desert is one of the youngest cities in California, but there are several unusual and historic homes hiding in plain sight on our streets.

Now out of range, he activates a remote machine gun mounted in his car that injures Jack and kills all of his men except for Todd. Noticing Jack is still alive, Walt picks up a pistol and aims it at him. Jack pleads with Walt to let him live, offering him extremely large amounts of money. Jack's pleas fall on deaf ears, and Walt executes him with a shot to the face. Walt then asks Jesse to kill him, but Jesse tells him to do it himself.

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Instead, the house remained in good condition until angry vandals started destroying the place after it had been empty for a time. These vandals are unnamed but are presumed to be, at least in part, angry Albuquerque citizens variously enraged at the murder and mayhem that Heisenberg's activities had wrought. Faced with this melee, the City of Albuquerque seized the property and in the flash-forwards and the last scenes of the series, it is shown fenced off, near-condemned, and awaiting auction ("Granite State"). Within the damaged, decaying hallway, the name "Heisenberg" is spray-painted in yellow across from the fireplace. In the backyard, the pool is now empty, crumbling, and unkempt; it is used by a group of local skateboarders as a small skate-park ("Blood Money").

Located in the Loma del Rey neighborhood, east of the city’s downtown core, it is only a few miles from the Cibola National Forest. While many of the scenes are shot in studio, in sets built from scratch in Albuquerque, the house at 3828 Piermont Drive is also used for interior shots. The entrance hall, the living room and of course the inner courtyard, with the swimming pool, are widely used throughout the seasons. The broadcast of the first episode makes a strong impression.

In 2015, Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan directly spoke to fans of the series. Fran added that there are far too many memories in their home — reportedly worth upwards of $200,000-$300,000 after an initial plummet — to ever sell, despite the massive fandom it attracts. However, things took a turn when tourists repeatedly tossed pizzas onto their roof, just as Walt did in the show.

Plus, that means their neighbors will also have to hear a bunch of nonsense. One is to just ignore her and continue taking a couple of photos and then head out. This is probably the best route to go and this is what we did whenever we visited and she was staring us down from about 70 feet away. That’s the only way to explain her behavior towards people who are keeping a good distance from the home and not doing anything to disturb someone living a normal existence.

The Better Call Saul episode "Breaking Bad" expands on Walter and Saul's first meeting where Saul quickly deduces Walter is Heisenberg and urges Walter to seek higher goals with his meth business. Saul also has his cleaner, Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks), investigate Walter's background, and despite Mike's cautions, Saul continues to support Walter. Walter becomes increasingly ruthless as the series progresses, and later adopts the alias "Heisenberg", which becomes recognizable as a kingpin figure in the Southwestern drug trade. Walter struggles with managing his family while hiding his involvement in the drug business from his brother-in-law and DEA agent Hank Schrader (Dean Norris).

Addition included a kitchen, service areas, garage, and terraces. I head down State Street, the main drag in the center of town, for shopping and wine tasting. There are more 20 tasting rooms downtown, which is why it’s called the Urban Wine Trail.