Fans of Breaking Bad viewed Bryan Cranston's protagonist, Walter White, as the everyman who finally managed to make it "big." ...

Despite her unpopularity, Skyler White is one of the most innocent characters on Breaking Bad. Skyler's perspective is from that of a horror movie, trapped in a dangerous situation by Walter.

Walt and Jesse have a complicated relationship on Breaking Bad. But it’s nothing compared to the weird dynamic between Walt’s wife Skyler and his partner Jesse.

The haters despise Skyler because she knows Walt isn’t the hero they need him to be. But this also frames her as uniquely villainous and unlikable, in the eyes of the Breaking Bad fans I think ...

But in the world of “Breaking Bad” happiness is fleeting, and Skyler finally left Walt over his inability to explain how he completely paid for his exorbitant medical care — in cash ...

Walt becomes a much darker version of himself, but you still can’t help but root for him despite all the messed up stuff he does. At the same time, audiences still felt bad for his wife, Skyler ...

Things are pretty bleak for "Breaking Bad's" Skyler White, played by Anna Gunn. Trapped in her marriage to Walt, her increasingly malevolent, manipulative meth-lord husband, she's terrified for ...

In honor of the Breaking Bad finale’s 10th anniversary (on ... And according to her son Flynn (aka Walt Jr.), Skyler was “such a b–tch!” But did she deserve such harsh disapproval?

Or is it simply that in this age of the anti-hero, anyone who stands up to the (bad ... to work with Walt to help keep him out of trouble and better manage his money, Skyler was finally able ...

When Skyler was vilified and hated ... No one is all good or all bad. Walt didn’t start out as just a good guy who suddenly turns bad. I think Vince was saying that Walt was that guy all ...