'El Camino' proved beyond a doubt that Todd Alquist is one of the vilest characters from 'Breaking Bad.' These are the worst things he did.

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Breaking Bad was an all-time great show and featured many legendary performances, including those given by Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston, and Anna Gunn.

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From Todd and Jane to Gustavo Fring, here's an explanation of the biggest, most notable deaths in "Breaking Bad," plus their sadness rating.