45 Breaking Bad Faces: Can You Name ’Em All? (2)

[A] Bill Burr | The stand‑up comic brings blue‑collar charm to his enforcer role, balancing humor with menace.

[D] Daniel Moncada | One half of the fearsome twin assassins, his silent presence and silver skull‑tipped boots do all the talking.

[C] Luis Moncada | The other half of the twin hitmen; his wordless stares and slow strides make him truly unsettling.

[D] David Costabile | As an uptight chemist with a love of lab safety, he turns a corporate villain into a fan favorite.

[B] Rainer Bock | He plays Werner Ziegler, the meticulous German engineer hired to build Gus Fring’s underground lab; homesickness and one misstep seal a tragic fate.

[A] John de Lancie | Best known as a godlike being on Star Trek, his cameo as a desperate father adds human stakes.

[C] Laura Fraser | Her soft‑spoken facade and European chic disguise a calculating business mind with a moral void.

[A] Mark Margolis | He communicates volumes with a bell and a stare, making one of television's most chilling villains without uttering a word.

[C] Emily Rios | As a young reporter caught in a web of crime, she brings earnest determination to the chaos.

[C] Jeremiah Bitsui | Playing a loyal enforcer, his stoic demeanor belies the personal cost of living by cartel rules.

[D] Ray Campbell | An intimidating presence and surgical precision make his hitman a scene‑stealer despite few lines.

[B] RJ Mitte | An actor with cerebral palsy, his role as Walter Jr. offers a heartfelt perspective on family amid turmoil.

[D] Kerry Condon | She lends a tough‑love voice as a lawyer managing complicated clients and her own ambitions.

[B] Max Arciniega | His hipster vibe and loyalty to his crew make his small role memorable despite limited screen time.

[B] Tina Parker | As the unflappable receptionist, her gossip and eye rolls ground the legal drama in office reality.

[A] Michael Bowen | His corrupt lawman with a moustache brings a sense of old‑West villainy to the modern Southwest.

[B] Steven Bauer | As a cartel boss with a Cuban accent, his charisma and unpredictability make him both mentor and menace.

[D] Javier Grajeda | He plays a cartel lieutenant whose loyalty is as unshakeable as his scowl.

[C] Jessica Hecht | Her portrayal of a sister‑in‑law caught between love and suspicion adds layered domestic tension.

[B] Christopher Cousins | Playing a mild‑mannered CEO with hidden greed, he shows how corporate veneers can hide criminality.

[D] Krysten Ritter | Her punk‑rock cool and tragic arc as a recovering addict leave a lasting impression.

[A] Rodney Rush | With few lines but a memorable demise, he proves that even small characters can have big impact.

[C] Kevin Rankin | His jittery intensity as a small‑time criminal underscores the desperation fueling the drug trade.

[D] Scott MacArthur | His role as a dim‑witted criminal adds slapstick humor to otherwise dark scenarios.

[A] Adam Godley | He portrays Elliott Schwartz, co-founder of Gray Matter—a polished tech executive whose cordial success throws Walt’s old regrets into sharp relief.