Bryan Cranston is back as Walter White, but this time, he’s picking up trash for a good cause. The Breaking Bad actor reprised his iconic role in a New Mexico public service announcement about littering, reported by CBR.
The campaign, “Habits That Ruin Lives,” tackles environmental pollution in New Mexico, where Breaking Bad was filmed. In the video, Cranston, as Walter White, rolls a barrel through the desert, mimicking a well-known scene from the show while collecting scattered trash.
In character, White sternly says, “Don’t litter on my property,” crushing a paper cup from the fictional Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant.
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Local officials hope Cranston’s involvement will raise awareness about littering. Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad, approved the video, adding that Walter White would be against pollution too.