There's been a massive Breaking Bad sized hole in our lives since the culmination of arguably television finest ever series earlier this month but in a fitting tribute to the show, fans have raised thousands of dollars for one of Albuquerque's most beloved (or reviled, depending on how you see it) characters.
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Over 200 people attended a fake funeral service for the show's main character Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston, where the show's fans raised upwards of $17,000 for the Healthcare For The Homeless charity.
The funeral procession was led by a hearse, as well as the show's iconic RV, and culminated at an actual grave site where Breaking Bad's set director Michael Flowers spoke about White, followed by a reception in a local restaurant.
However, it's not all sunshine and roses as some local residents are concerned that the gravesite will lead to a convergence of tourists at the graveyard and have launched a petition to have it removed - or as Saul Goodman might say, "send it to Bali."
