Maybe I'm just a literally-minded kinda guy, but the "definition" of Breaking Bad seems pretty straight-forward to me: straying from the path of morality, of legality, of conformity towards something deemed societally unacceptable. I say societally, because Walt has various coping mechanisms to justify what he is doing -- I'm not selling the drugs myself, i'm delivering a purer, safer product, etc.

What does Breaking Bad mean to you aesoprock?

That is sort of what I was thinking as well. It's just that it seems the word Breaking could be taken a couple different ways. One way would be the way you described, and another would be to "break the habit or cycle". Instead of "breaking through to bad from "good"", or from morality.

Good point about Walt using, I'm not selling the drugs myself, I'm delivering a purer, safer product, etc... as justifications, I didn't think about that.

I guess I just wonder if maybe "Breaking Bad" has to do with the possible storyline of the show portraying Walt becoming addicted to his own product, and eventually "breaking the habit", possibly along with his "partner", the kid...whose name I cannot remember at the moment unfortunately. Anyway, I guess we will find out come January! Woo hoo!!!

Is it official?

It will be January when the new season airs ...

That should be fun and I hope it will be a full and long season this time :)