In recent decades, antiheroes have become a defining component of prestige television drama: complex and challenging protagonists whose amorality is explored over the course of multiple seasons. Brilliantly portrayed by Bryan Cranston, Walter White is something of an icon in this space, with Breaking Bad tracking his grim evolution from a suburban family man and chemistry teacher to a cruel and conniving international drug lord. The series’ five-season arc is one of the most compelling television has ever seen, a frightfully bleak descent into moral corruption, ego-fueled destruction, and ruthless ambition. But does Walter White stand as the most confronting and ferocious TV antihero of all time?
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