Breaking Bad cast reunite at an award show; open up about the show, experience while shooting and more

Popular TV show Breaking Bad cast members Dean Norris, R.J. Mitte, Daniel and Luis Moncada, Steven Michael Quezada and Raymond Cruz reunited on Sunday at Awesome Con in Washington, D.C and fans quite loved it. In a conversation moderated by PEOPLE's Dory Jackson, the group reflected on their time working on the acclaimed TV show.
Talking about some behind-the-scenes elements, the stars opened up about AMC's one F-bomb per season rule — and how often they'd try to slip in the word while filming the same.
Norris mentioned, "Every f------ day. We heard that and we got upset," Cruz, 62, said of the rule before joking. Dean used all of them in one line. So, they took away that rule really quick. That rule changed really quickly." Later, giving further insight into the rule, Mitte, 31, noted that they would have had to pay an additional fee to AMC to utilize the expletive more than once.
Breaking Bad ran on the channel from 2008 to 2013 for over five seasons. The series followed a struggling high school chemistry teacher who goes on to become a kingpin in the local methamphetamine drug trade. Bryan Cranston starred as leading character and Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks and Betsy Brandt are also among the show's standout cast. Ahead of the show's Awesome Con panel on Sunday, many Breaking Bad cast members reunited for an F-bomb-ladden appearance at the 2024 SAG Awards. All the cast members brought the audience to laughter as they presented the night's award for best ensemble in a drama television series.