The acclaimed series "Breaking Bad" on Monday night became the big winner at the Emmy Awards by winning five major Oscars, including best dramatic series, and won the award last year. "Thank you for this farewell to our series," said Vince Gilligan to collect, creator of "Breaking Bad" award, which last September issued its final chapter after five seasons.
As best dramatic actor was crowned for the fourth time Bryan Cranston, or what is the same, Walter White, chemistry teacher turned drug manufacturer in starring "Breaking Bad". The series, which started with 16 nominations, also won the awards in Los Angeles in the categories of Best Screenplay, Best Director and Best Actor camera and actress for Aaron Paul (who plays Jesse Pinkman), Anna Gunn (Skyler White, the wife of the protagonist).
