CSS3 meets AMC's Breaking Bad

From the comments page: "A tribute to the best fucking series in the world." Amen to that. Best.Show.Ever.Bitch.

Very impressive! And on a related note…<p>I <i>just</i> finished the entire series (so far) last weekend.<p>Yep, season 1-4 in 3 days. Finished it the same night S5E1 premiered. Now I'm currently in BB withdrawal… Definitely had to get over the 'Malcolm in the Middle Dad' barrier at the start. Wow, what an actor!

I found it pretty interesting that the donation web site Walter Jr. sets up for his dad in season 2 episode 12 actually exists: <a href="http://savewalterwhite.com" rel="nofollow">http://savewalterwhite.com</a>

They use SVG and Canvas.

I really love this sort of thing. It shows to me that apps are dying and soon everything will be HTML/CSS and cross device.<p>Well done!

A very unique fan tribute! I love that show. For some reason, my wife doesn't. I've wondered if Breaking Bad is a "guy" show ...

Very well done. I'll have to look up your smoke animations in the code.

I've watched it up until somewhere at end of season 2. It was getting stale, and I imagined it going worse, as pretty much most of the series.<p>Good to hear in the comments that it gets better afterwards. Might even rewatch first two again.

Full-screen at <a href="http://codepen.io/TimPietrusky/full/Bsegb" rel="nofollow">http://codepen.io/TimPietrusky/full/Bsegb</a>

Very well done, and the show is recommended.

<a href="http://codepen.io/anon/pen/HaFIr" rel="nofollow">http://codepen.io/anon/pen/HaFIr</a>

Impressed by that smoke effect implemented via animated images.

Works fine in Firefox (nightly) and Chromium 18, but for some reason I only get a black screen in Chrome 22 (all Ubuntu). Anyway, my jaw dropped.

A truly great show. I'm a typical guy though so I kind of skim through some of the dark, emotional scenes haha

Super awesome, though it makes me hungry for a full CSS3 periodic table.

Now we just need to have something like "css3 meet game of thrones"! :)

On a related note, codepen.io looks sweet. jsfiddle replacement?