Heisenberg's Playhouse: An Unofficial Breaking Bad Podcast

After a few weeks spent scouring the deserts of New Mexico in search of Heisenberg's lost treasure, we're back for the final installment of Heisenberg's Playhouse, wherein we discuss Breaking Bad's grand finale and whether Vince Gilligan's satisfying conclusion to the ode of Walter White wasn't all it could be. Program Note: This is the last episode of Heisenberg's Playhouse. We will return with Hershel's Playhouse: An Unofficial Walking Dead Podcast on ScreenInvasion.com

This week on the ol' Heisenheiney, we welcome back Myles Hewlett. With Miles, Jayson discusses their divergent but equally troubling experiences with Sesame Street, figure out the hidden connection between Jack the Nazi and the Vacuum Cleaner Repair Guy, and put out a generally disturbing show. If you like podcasts that are all about eating clam, then 3% of this show is for you, cause Jasmine Talbrys and Milton Howser are goona wow your ear canal with jokey jokes about the Golden Coral of sex acts and I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING ANYMORE! Back to the show, there is some light discussion about Breaking Bad, Saul's shining moment, Flynn's messed up father's day card, and how Charlie Rose has a target on his back, but mostly, you want to listen as Riley Hewette and Joba Tabrys create the Jewish Lantern Corps and then discuss AJ Willie's predilection for thrify night ladies. All that and more on Heisenlergh's Chatcast, a J-Sin Babblrys Pronunciation

They're alive! Jason Tabrys returns from the dead to host the latest episode of Heisenberg's Playhouse with recovering demon Arlo J. Wiley. This time, Jason has the sniffles, so the thrilling acrobatics are curved in favor of the usual bizarre Breaking Bad analysis. Is this the episode of Breaking Bad that everyone will remember as its true finale? Maybe, but Jason isn't convinced that Jack the badass biker's charity is realistic. The end of Walt's family, the beginning of the end... another chipper episode for your listening pleasure. By the way, stick around for a stirring tribute to podcast favorite, Steve "Gomey" Gomez.

What you are about to listen to is not for the faint of heart. Discovered by Park Rangers outside a blood smeared cabin, this podcast is an account of a heinous BREAKING BAD podcast, recorded by three friends who did not make it out alive. On the show, they discuss the latest episode, Todd's messed up face, whether the flash-forwards were a mistake, common uses for cow brains, Martin Lawrence movies, and the desert stand-off between Jesse, Walt, Hank, Gomez, and a barrel full of badass biker dudes. Throughout the recording, there are strange occurrences that may be troubling, so discretion is advised. As for the ending, well... while we have our foul, blood curdling theories, we don't actually know what happened, as this recording is the only thing that survived the latest episode of HEISENBERG'S PLAYHOUSE. Listen and share... if you dare.

THIS WEEK ON THIS PODCAST, JASON IS JOINED BY AJ WILEY FROM THE GOBBLEDYGEEK PODCAST TO SHOUT ABOUT BREAKING BAD IN A REALLY ENTHUSIASTIC WAY. ALSO, THEY PLAY THE MARRY/SCREW/KILL GAME (BUT THEY USE THAT OTHER WORD, THAT DIRTY WORD THAT SCREW BENIGNLY STANDS IN FOR, NOT SCREW), TEST OUT SOME MASHED POTATOES, TALK ABOUT HOW STUPID BABIES ARE, AND WHY WALT HASN'T KILLED JESSE YET! WARNING: THEY ARE REALLY GOING TO TALK LIKE THAT THE WHOLE EPISODE! ALL THAT AND MORE ON HEISENBERG'S PLAYHOUSE: THE INTERNET'S WEIRDEST BREAKING BAD PODCAST. Shameless Promotion: Hi, we'd like you to know that we are now on Stitcher Radio and on iTunes, so it is now super convenient to listen to this worthless crap. Show Notes: This episode was recorded on Tuesday September 3rd. This was our second attempt after a technical glitch sunk the first attempt. Initially, we did not shout our way through the entire episode, but in the interest of speeding through this so as to allow Jason's wife the chance to watch Rizzoli and Isles

This week on Heisenberg's Playhouse, we're cooking up some awkwardness with Blastr writer Matthew Jackson, who totally doesn't like cats and loves table-side guacamole displays. Whats on the show? A small amount of singing,some hard and fast analysis of Jesse's arson phase (the natural successor to the "Yo, bitch" phase), and host Jason Tabrys recounts what he saw on the MTV VMA Awards during Breaking Bad commercial breaks. "She's not dancing like she knows what sex is. It's some kind of performance art that they teach in divinity school!" Do you desire more? Fine, we're convinced that Hank and Marie deserve their own Cagney and Lacey-esque spinoff, we're damn certain that Hank should play Cagney (cause he's a busty chap), and we decide that Walter prefers Covergirl when he's covering up. Why do people hate Skylar White? We've got some thoughts on that as well, but all we really want to know is, why were we never told that Walt's middle name was Harpo? All that and more on HEISENBERG'S PLAYHOUSE.

Have Todd lift you out of the underground lab, it's time for Heisenberg's Playhouse! This time on the little Breaking Bad podcast that could, we're talking about Jesse in the fetal position, the end of the "Yo Bitch" phase, invisible unicorns, Billy Burr's criminal activity, Hank's desperation, and his great showdown with Skylar. Also, Marie slaps the tiara off Skylar's head and then tries to jack her baby, we openly speculate about Walt Jr's whereabouts, the DuckTales (WooOoh)connection, and why this podcast is already better than every Lost podcast in existence already. Who are your hosts? Jason Tabrys and AJ Wiley (Gobbledygeek Podcast) Does this sound like something you want to hear? Then ring the bell once and press play, bitch!

Shut the garage door, it's time for a punch in the mouth. Breaking Bad is coming to an end. I know, I know, we're all fighting back tears, but here at Heisenberg's Playhouse, we're committed to paying tribute to Saul Goodman, Magnets, Walter White Jr's breakfast, the dearly departed Chicken Man, Machete the Turtle, and the New Adventures of Old Skinny Pete and New Badger, breaking down every episode of Breaking Bad's final 8 episodes with crystal clarity and a little bit of humor. I'm Jason Tabrys, one of the editors over at ScreenInvasion.com and joining me in this endeavor will be a colorful collection of guests who will deliver their expert opinions on where the show is going as it nears its end and what it all means. On this week's episode, my BastardCast chum of chums, Jeremy R! Hudson is coming to us live from the dessert where he is sitting in his underwear, ready to cook up some thoughts about "Blood Money", the mid-season premiere and the 9th episode of this 5th and final season. Together, Je