Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan once considered naked extras for AppleTV show; Sony initially didn't like 'Breaking Bad' ...

Turns out not everyone thought Breaking Bad sounded like a good idea.

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Vince Gilligan found the very first idea for Breaking Bad, and recounts the awful pitch meeting he had with Sony. Gilligan was on a South by Southwest Film & TV Festival panel on March 14, titled ...