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Round 1
The Chemistry Teacher
$200
Walter adopts this two-word criminal alias.
$400
Walter is diagnosed with this disease in the pilot episode.
$600
Walter's signature product is distinguished by this unusual color.
$800
Walter's chilling admission to his wife: he is not the one at risk — he is this.
$1000
This high school chemistry teacher turns to crime after a cancer diagnosis.
Partners
$200
Saul's competent fixer and cleaner, a former cop, is this quiet man.
$400
This sleazy, TV-advertising lawyer helps them launder money.
$600
Walter's former student and criminal partner is this young man.
$800
He is the high school student and friend of Jesse who often serves as a low-level dealer, known for his signature beanie.
$1000
Jesse punctuates his sentences with this exclamatory catchphrase.
The Family
$200
Skyler's kleptomaniac sister, married to Hank, is this character.
$400
Walter's brother-in-law is this DEA agent hunting Heisenberg.
$600
Marie is obsessed with wearing this single color in nearly every scene.
$800
Walter's wife, who becomes entangled in his schemes, is this character.
$1000
Walt Jr. develops a running fondness for this specific morning food, ordering it constantly.
The Business
$200
The show is set in this New Mexico city.
$400
The drug kingpin who hides behind this fried chicken franchise is Gus Fring.
$600
Walt and Jesse first cook in this type of vehicle out in the desert.
$800
Walt hides his cash in a storage unit, eventually accumulating a giant pile of this.
$1000
This Albuquerque establishment was purchased by Gus Fring to hide his large-scale illicit production operation beneath its industrial floor.
Villains
$200
The neo-Nazi gang leader in the final season is this man.
$400
This calm, calculating fast-food owner is a major drug distributor.
$600
Hector communicates only by ringing this device attached to his wheelchair.
$800
Gus dies from a bomb strapped to the wheelchair of this vengeful, mute cartel elder.
$1000
The Cousins, silent cartel twin assassins, carry a silver axe and pray at this kind of folk-saint altar.
Legacy
$200
Breaking Bad aired on this basic-cable network.
$400
The 2019 film following Jesse's escape is titled 'El' this.
$600
Breaking Bad was created by this showrunner, who also made The X-Files episodes.
$800
The show's title refers to a Southern phrase meaning to do this.
$1000
The Bob Odenkirk prequel spin-off, tracing a scheming lawyer's origin story, is titled this.
Double Jeopardy
The Chemistry Teacher
$400
Walter used this extremely toxic, colorless gas to neutralize Emilio and Krazy-8 in the show's first episode.
$800
Walter explained the need for this specific piece of equipment to Gale Boetticher to ensure absolute purity in their lab process.
$1200
To avoid the DEA's scrutiny of pseudoephedrine, Walter utilized this chemical compound as a key precursor in his high-volume meth recipe.
$1600
Before his descent into crime, Walter worked at this company he co-founded with his college friend, Elliott Schwartz.
$2000
In a harrowing display of chemical knowledge, Walter used this highly corrosive substance to attempt to dissolve a human body in a bathtub.
Partners
$400
Jesse’s friend and loyal street dealer who often accompanied Badger on distribution runs.
$800
Early in the series, Jesse Pinkman operated under this alias while cooking and distributing his own low-quality product.
$1200
Jesse’s ill-fated girlfriend who worked as a tattoo artist and whose death deeply affected his moral trajectory.
$1600
After his original partner, Emilio, was arrested, Jesse briefly teamed up with this DEA informant who was later killed by Walter.
$2000
Before his life in the drug trade, Jesse Pinkman fronted this rock band, which performed a song called 'Fallacies'.
The Family
$400
Walter and Skyler’s infant daughter, born in the second season.
$800
The maiden name of Skyler and Marie, often referenced when discussing their family history.
$1200
The name Walt Jr. adopted for himself in an attempt to distance himself from his father.
$1600
When Walter finally confesses to Skyler in the series finale, he delivers this iconic admission: "I did it for me. I was good at it. And I was really..."
$2000
The name of the website created by Walt Jr. to solicit donations for his father's cancer treatment.
The Business
$400
The parent company of the corporation that owned the Los Pollos Hermanos chain and funded the superlab.
$800
The name of the industrial laundry facility that Gus Fring utilized to hide his vast underground drug laboratory.
$1200
To avoid suspicion, Saul Goodman advised the Whites to use this financial practice of breaking large sums of cash into smaller, inconspicuous deposits.
$1600
Lydia Rodarte-Quayle served as the head of logistics for this division of Madrigal, facilitating the shipment of chemicals for the meth operation.
$2000
Skyler insisted that Walter and she purchase this specific business to provide a legitimate front for their illicit earnings.
Villains
$400
This cartel lieutenant and Gus Fring's right-hand man was killed by Walter White with a box cutter.
$800
The head of the Mexican drug cartel who was eventually poisoned by Gus Fring at his own estate.
$1200
The volatile and unpredictable leader of the first street crew that Walter and Jesse encountered in Albuquerque.
$1600
The psychopathic, blue-eyed enforcer who took over the meth cook after Walter's retirement.
$2000
A high-ranking Salamanca cousin who terrorized Gus Fring and the DEA in the prequel series before appearing as a primary antagonist.
Legacy
$400
During its run, the series set a record for the most critical acclaim, winning this many Primetime Emmy Awards.
$800
The character of Saul Goodman’s dedicated legal secretary and office manager.
$1200
This specific piece of music, composed by Dave Porter, is uniquely saved and featured during the climax of the episode 'Granite State'.
$1600
In the series' final episode, this folk-rock song plays as Walter surveys his empire for the last time.
$2000
Vince Gilligan's crime drama is frequently cited as a definitive, high-water mark of this celebrated era of serial storytelling that began around the turn of the millennium.
Final Jeopardy · The Finale
In his final confession to Skyler, Walter admits he did it all not for the family, but because it made him feel this way.
