People In Connecticut Started Calling 911 Because They Were Missing “Breaking Bad”

Iconic show, but don’t do this.

Hot on the heels of a "Breaking Bad" midseason return, which brought in a series-high 5.9 million viewers, some Connecticut cable subscribers nearly lost it when their cable went out before the new episode was set to air.

Hot on the heels of a "Breaking Bad" midseason return, which brought in a series-high 5.9 million viewers, some Connecticut cable subscribers nearly lost it when their cable went out before the new episode was set to air.

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Naturally, they called 911.

Naturally, they called 911.

Because of a power outage in Norwalk, Connecticut, service was down for Cablevision's Optimum cable for nearly two hours during primetime.

Because of a power outage in Norwalk, Connecticut, service was down for Cablevision's Optimum cable for nearly two hours during primetime.

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Unsusprisingly, the police department didn't find the Breaking Bad panic calls funny.

Unsusprisingly, the police department didn't find the Breaking Bad panic calls funny.

A couple of commenters added, "We take our breaking bad seriously here in CT" and "Missing Breaking Bad IS an emergency."

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