That was good but they sort of missed the point of the crossover. The theory was that Malcolm in the Middle was a sequel to Breaking Bad where Walter White had to go into witness protection with a cover family after squealing and bringing down the whole meth industry.

Haplo127x: insano: That was good but they sort of missed the point of the crossover. The theory was that Malcolm in the Middle was a sequel to Breaking Bad where Walter White had to go into witness protection with a cover family after squealing and bringing down the whole meth industry.

So he somehow became twenty years younger? I think you are the one who missed something.

You mean like he apparently aged 20 years while dreaming about his Breaking Bad life?  Also, the first episode of Malcolm in the MIddle was only 13 years ago not 20, you unpleasant person.

I was simply relating a prevailing theory circulating during the last season of Breaking Bad. You could hypothesize that Walter's cover-wife was actually a makeup artist who worked for witness protection and kept him looking younger as part of his new identity. It would be a more creative crossover than just saying he was dreaming.

whistleridge: insano: That was good but they sort of missed the point of the crossover. The theory was that Malcolm in the Middle was a sequel to Breaking Bad where Walter White had to go into witness protection with a cover family after squealing and bringing down the whole meth industry.

And got magically cured of cancer?

No, just unmagically cured of cancer. It happens you know.

eiger: insano: That was good but they sort of missed the point of the crossover. The theory was that Malcolm in the Middle was a sequel to Breaking Bad where Walter White had to go into witness protection with a cover family after squealing and bringing down the whole meth industry.

Lighten up Francis.

You lighten up. Geez, I thought it was funny. I was just describing the crossover theory breaking bad fans came up with during the last season.