Breaking Bad Cast Reunites In The Best Way

Breaking Bad actor Dean Norris, who played Hank Schrader on the show, has shared a fantastic video of members of the cast enjoying a nice dinner together and singing songs.

In the video, which appears to be filmed by Norris, we see Walter White actor Bryan Cranston serenading Jonathan Banks, who played Mike Ehrmantraut, to Frank Sinatra’s “Stranger in the Night.” It’s quite a sight to behold. Cranston ends the song by planting a kiss on Banks’ head. The song is being performed live by a person on a piano in the room.

Then Betsy Brandt (Marie Schrader) chimes in with, “This is gonna be just a shitty party, isn’t it?” Norris replies, “And we just started drinking.” Aaron Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman, was also in attendance at the dinner party and can be seen smiling widely.

It’s not exactly clear if this is a new video or was filmed at some point earlier. Norris said in the caption, “What the world needs now. #love #breakingbad #family”

After six seasons, Breaking Bad ended in 2013. The prequel series Better Call Saul debuted a couple years later in 2015, telling the story of how Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill became Saul Goodman, and the show also contained flash-forwards to the events after Breaking Bad. In 2019, Netflix released the movie El Camino, which brought back Paul as Jesse in a story that explained what happened to his character after the events of Breaking Bad.

The Breaking Bad cast previously reunited at the 30th SAG Awards in February, and you can watch that below. Before that, some of the cast reunited for a Super Bowl commercial.

Series creator Vince Gilligan is now working on a sci-fi show for Apple TV+ that stars Better Call Saul’s Rhea Seehorn. If that show flops, he might come back to make more Breaking Bad.