Dokko, we need to cook!
Anime & Manga- Great Pretender: During the Los Angeles Connection arc, when Edamame is forced to actually cook Sakura Magic, Pola Dickens tells him "pretend to be Walter White".
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The JOJOLands: The scene of Jodio being confronted with an undercover police officer plays out almost exactly the same as the scene of Badger's arrest.
- PinCode: An episode "Light and Darkness" has a part where Krash and Dokko make pure crystal-like lollipops of blue color, which plays out exactly like meth cooking scenes in Breaking Bad.
- Zootopia: the Night Howler pellets used to turn animals savage is prepared by rams in hazmat suits in a lab hidden in an abandoned subway car, much like how Walter uses a trailer to make his meth. To drive the reference home, two of the rams are named Woolter and Jesse.
- The Flash (2014): The Trickster refers to his greatest would-be criminal act as his "Breaking Bad Season 5".
- Twice for Power Rangers: Dino Charge's "Breaking Black" and Beast Morphers's "Making Bad" don't make the title reference easy to miss for older fans.
- Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!: Claptrap's self-censoring programming has him shout "YEAH! SCIENCE, BITCH!"
- Henry Stickmin: Escaping The Prison: In the remastered version, Saul Goodman's name is shown on Henry's cellphone.
- House Flipper has a recreation of Walt's house as one of the purchasable houses, called The Huckster's House. Naturally, there is a pizza on the roof.
- Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice: The fulminated mercury item has an obvious one in the flavor text, describing it as a "tiny tweak of chemistry".
- PAYDAY 3: A pizza box can be found on the roof of the house in Cook Off, as a nod to the "roof pizza" scene from "Caballo Sin Nombre".
- Potion Craft: The achievement for getting a replacement Alchemy Machine is called "Breaking Bad".
- Object Redundancy: In a cast of Anthropomorphic Objects, Bluestuff is bag of crystal meth and Flask is a florence flask, the former based on Jesse Pinkman and the latter based on Walter White.
- Scott The Woz: In the Season 6 Halloween special, It Came from the Nintendo eShop, Scott's Social Security number (531-00-8874) is a reference to a question about his SSN from his TooManyGames 2021 panel, which in turn is a reference to Better Call Saul.
- World War II: In the second part of the "Nazis On Crystal Meth" specials host Indy Neidell refers to Doctor Fritz Hauschild as the Walter White of Nazi Germany, née Walther Weiss*
- American Dad!: The episode "Faking Bad" is one parody homage to Breaking Bad.
- An episode of The Loud House is titled "Breaking Dad".
- Robot Chicken:
- A sketch from "The Hobbit: There and Bennigan's" features Albus Dumbledore becoming a meth kingpin after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
- A sketch from "Food" features Walt Jr. doing a rap about how much he loves breakfast.
- An episode of Rugrats (2021) is titled "Breaking Begley".
- The Simpsons:
- The Couch Gag for "What Animated Women Want" is a parody of the title sequence for Breaking Bad, being watched by a live-action Walter and Jesse.
- In "Haw-Haw Land", Bart becomes interested in chemistry; at one point, Homer asks him "Are you breaking bad in here?"
- In "Woo-Hoo Dunnit", Bart and friends are making counterfeit slime in a manner similar to how Walter and Jesse make meth.
