The depth and realism of the show’s characters are what make it stand out from other dramas.Īnother reason why Breaking Bad is the best live-action show ever is its superb writing and storytelling. The show’s supporting cast is equally well-developed, with each character having their own motivations, flaws, and quirks. His partner in crime, Jesse Pinkman, is a troubled and vulnerable young man who struggles with addiction and the consequences of his actions.

Walter White is not just a criminal mastermind but a man grappling with his own morality, self-worth, and legacy. The series is a masterpiece of storytelling, character development, and filmmaking, and there are many reasons why it is considered the best live-action show ever.įirst and foremost, Breaking Bad is known for its complex and nuanced characters. Breaking Bad tells the story of a high school chemistry teacher, Walter White, who turns to cooking and selling methamphetamine to provide for his family after he is diagnosed with cancer. The show is widely regarded as one of the best TV dramas of all time, and for good reason. He continues his love for tinkering, photography, and creating picture books at his studio in the Wynwood arts district of Miami.Breaking Bad is a live-action television series that premiered in 2008 and quickly became a critical and commercial success. Wick lives in Miami Beach, Florida, with his wife, Linda.

Wick’s work up close at numerous museums around the United States where he is often invited to exhibit his amazing photography and hand-built model sets for his search-and-find masterpieces. During this period he also invented many photographic puzzles for Games Magazine. Clients included such magazines as Psychology Today, Discover, and Newsweek. He is also the author and photographer of the award winning A Drop of Water: A Book of Science and Wonder, and Walter Wick’s Optical Tricks, a book of photographic illusions.Īfter graduating from Paier College of Art, he furthered his technical skills as a commercial photographer in Hartford, Connecticut before starting his own studio in New York City. Together, they have more than forty-five million copies in print and are translated into more than 10 languages. Walter Wick is the photographic illustrator of the I SPY series, and the author/illustrator of the Can You See What I See? series.

I Spy School Days by Walter Wick