The Broken and The Bad - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Below the Law
Get to know the self-proclaimed "terrible lawyer" that gets great results – and gives Saul Goodman a run for his money in the wardrobe department.
Art of the Con
Think you're too smart to fall for a Slippin' Jimmy- style con? Go inside the life of a professional grifter and learn how they turn deception into profit.
Smugglers' Playground
Ride along with the real-life counterparts to Hank Schrader who patrol the American city that serves as the cartel's border crossing and learn just how evolved this criminal organization has become.
Radio-Free West Virginia
Whether Chuck McGill's illness was real or all in his head, he's certainly not alone. Welcome to Green Bank, West Virginia, a quiet town that's tucked itself away to provide a safe haven for those suffering from electromagnetic hypersensitivity.
Unmaking a Meth Lab
Meth doesn't always come from a super lab. Meet the family-owned construction company that's become the go-to crew for cleaning up busted meth labs in Indiana.
Disappearing Act
Walter White isn't the only family man to turn criminal. Hear the story of a loving husband and father who leveraged multiple identities to evade authorities for decades.
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