The blue meth was included in the collection of the US National Museum
The National Museum of Natural History has added more than ten artifacts from the AMC drama "Breaking Bad" to its collection in recognition of the show's impact on American culture. This is reported by USA Today. Among the items in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum are the clothes worn by the main characters of the series Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, memorable props such as the blue meth packaging that White traded and Pinkman, as well as glasses from the fictional Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant. The author and creator of the popular show Vince Gilligan, producers Mark Johnson, Michelle McLaren, Melissa Bernstein and Peter Gould and actors Brian Cranston, Aaron Paul, Dean Norris, Jonathan Banks and R.J. Mitt donated the souvenirs to the museum management on Tuesday, November 10, 2015. <The Topic of Article: The blue meth was included in the collection of the US National Museum. |
