30 Best Breaking Bad Gifts for Fans Who Say My Name

Streaming catalogs shuffle shows in and out, but a fan who owns the Blu-rays can start a rewatch from Pilot whenever the mood strikes. This six-volume set covers all 62 episodes in HD, with the split final season in two parts, and it is the centerpiece gift for anyone who calls Breaking Bad the best show ever made.

Plenty of fans watched the finale and never got round to El Camino, which picks up minutes later and finally gives Jesse an ending. On Blu-ray for under $20, it is an easy add-on to the complete series or a stand-alone gift for someone who always wanted to know what happened next.

Better Call Saul started as a spin-off and ended up with fans arguing it beat the original. If they have only seen Breaking Bad, this complete set is the next obsession; if they have seen both, it completes the shelf for a chronological rewatch of the whole Albuquerque universe, Mike, Gus and Hector included.

For a fan who collects records as well as TV memorabilia, this double LP is the rare item on the list: colored vinyl, limited to 1,500 copies worldwide. It suits a big birthday or a fan who already has the discs and the Funkos and wants something few people own.

The battered RV is the most recognizable vehicle in the show, and this officially licensed kit lets a fan build it piece by piece, lab interior and all. It is a satisfying couple of evenings for an adult who likes building sets, and the finished model looks great on a shelf next to a Heisenberg Funko.

Hat, glasses, goatee: the Heisenberg Funko is instantly readable to anyone who watched the show, which makes it the safest small collectible on this list. Put it on a desk at work and it quietly signals the owner has good taste in television.

Walt needs his partner, yo. Jesse is the fan-favorite character for a lot of viewers, and buying this Pop alongside Heisenberg gives a fan the duo the show was built around. Under fifteen dollars, it also works on its own as a stocking stuffer.

Ask fans for the best TV villain and Gus Fring comes up fast. This Pop catches him in his Los Pollos Hermanos look, polite and terrifying at once, and it is a smart pick for someone who already owns Walt and Jesse and wants to build out the cast.

Saul is the character who carries the universe across two shows, so his Pop belongs on any fan's shelf. This Amazon-exclusive version has the loud suit and the huckster grin, and it pairs perfectly with the Better Call Saul box set.

Pop Rides are the oversized sets, and this one puts Walt in front of the RV with a laser-printed reproduction of Bryan Cranston's signature on the box. To be clear, it is a facsimile, not a hand-signed piece, but it makes a bigger display item than a standard Pop and arrives in a protective case.

For a fan who finds Funkos a bit cartoonish, Royal Bobbles makes much more lifelike figures. This Walt captures the Heisenberg look with real facial detail and paint, and it sits on a desk or bookshelf as a proper collectible rather than a toy.

Ding. Few props are as memorable as Hector Salamanca's bell, and this bobblehead comes with one that actually rings. It is a darkly funny gift that only true fans will fully get, which is exactly why they will love it, and it works for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul viewers alike.

For a fan who likes to talk about the show as much as watch it, this official companion goes through the series with context on the characters and big moments. It is the natural partner to a Blu-ray rewatch, read one season at a time alongside the episodes.

There is a lot of eating in Breaking Bad, from family breakfasts to Los Pollos Hermanos, and this cookbook turns that into recipes a fan can make at home. It is a good pick for someone who cooks and hosts, especially paired with the chicken rub for a themed watch-party dinner.

Adult coloring is a real way to switch off, and this licensed book fills its pages with Walt, Jesse and the Albuquerque landscape instead of mandalas. The title alone gets a laugh. Add a pack of decent colored pencils and it is a nicely rounded gift for under $50.

A Los Pollos Hermanos label on a genuinely useful spice jar is the kind of joke gift that keeps getting used. The blend leans southwestern, with garlic, paprika and onion, so it works on roast chicken, wings and grilled thighs. Pair it with the apron for a fan who mans the grill.

Nothing announces a backyard cookout quite like a fan grilling in a Los Pollos Hermanos apron. It is officially licensed, bright yellow and one-size-fits-most, so it suits a dad, partner or friend who takes over the barbecue every summer.

Jesse's "Let's cook" becomes a running joke the second it is engraved on a cutting board. This one is solid bamboo with a handle, so it actually earns its place on the counter, and it doubles as a cheese board for watch-party snacks.

The Los Pollos Hermanos logo is the most office-friendly piece of Breaking Bad branding there is: everyone who watched gets it, and nobody else blinks. This 11 oz mug is a simple Secret Santa or coworker gift that will be used every morning.

Only people who paid attention to the final season will clock the Vamonos Pest logo, which is what makes this licensed shot glass fun. It is under ten dollars and ideal as a stocking stuffer or a small add-on to a bigger bar gift.

The famous blue product on screen was actually rock candy, a bit of trivia every fan seems to know. A box of 36 blue raspberry sticks makes a funny party favor for a finale rewatch or a novelty add-on to a bigger present, and it is completely kid-safe.

The hat is Heisenberg. This black short-brim hat captures the shape and finish well enough for Halloween or a convention, and it is plain enough to wear as an everyday hat in winter. Pair it with sunglasses and the yellow hazmat suit for an instant costume.

Designed like a retro restaurant ad, this tee reads as a cool vintage shirt to strangers and as a perfect reference to fans. It suits someone who would never wear a big character face on their chest but still wants to show off their favorite show.

A hoodie is a winter gift that gets worn constantly, and a Los Pollos logo makes it unmistakably theirs. This unisex pullover is printed in the USA and comes in a range of sizes, so it works for a partner, sibling or a college student who lives in hoodies.

Novelty socks are the classic stocking stuffer, and these come with Walt, Jesse and the "I am the one who knocks" line. The cotton blend is comfortable for daily wear, which means they will get worn rather than relegated to a drawer.

Every Halloween, somebody turns up as Walt and Jesse in yellow hazmat suits, and it always lands. This jumpsuit makes the costume easy for a fan, and two of them make a perfect couples or best-friends outfit. Add the Heisenberg hat for the full effect.

These embossed plates replicate two of the best in-jokes in the show: Saul's LWYRUP and Jesse's THE CAPN, both in screen-accurate New Mexico colors. Hung in a garage, game room or office, they are a deep-cut decor piece that fans will spot from across the room.

A neon sign turns a corner of a game room or basement into a proper fan space, and this one pairs Heisenberg with the "Let's cook" line. The LEDs are dimmable and run cool, so it can stay on during a rewatch without lighting up the whole room.

The show's title cards turned Br and Ba into a logo, and this poster takes the idea to its natural end: a complete periodic table in the same green. It is a perfect gift for a science teacher, chemistry student or lab worker who also loves the show, and it is genuinely useful on the wall.

Small enough for a card or stocking, this keychain puts Heisenberg and the "Say my name" line on a set of keys. It is the right size of gift for a coworker exchange or a little extra alongside one of the Funkos.