With the launch of The Walking Dead season 4 just a couple days away, we wanted to celebrate by showcasing a variety of zombie propaganda posters found around the Web. Pro-zombie, anti-zombie, we’ve got them all. Take a look at the posters below.

Also, if you need a refresher course on the events that unfolded in the last episode of The Walking Dead Season 3, here are the highlights for a recap. Click the toggle to unleash the spoilers:

The Walking Dead Season 3 Last Episode Spoilers!

Zombie Propaganda Posters

15 Frightening Zombie Propaganda Posters

Breaking Bad is finally back on and fans are eagerly consuming the final episodes of the series. For those who need to occupy their hands until the next episode airs, this playset by Citizen Brick may fit the bill. This LEGO-like meth lab comes complete with barrels of methylamine, a giant vat, a control panel, a surveillance system and three mini-figures.

Finally you can pretend to make 300 pounds of meth per week! Needless to say, it’s probably not the best  gift for anyone of an impressionable age. It’s definitely not a bargain at $250, but it sure beats your punk neighbor and his blue cupcakes he puts out for his viewing parties.

LEGO Breaking Bad Meth Lab

Shut Up and Take My Money: Breaking Bad LEGO Superlab

I must confess, I had trouble getting into Breaking Bad a few years ago. After watching the first few episodes of season one on AMC, my attention was drawn to other shows like Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead. However, after I noticed Netflix Instant added the first four seasons (the first half of season 5 will be added on Friday, August 2), I decided to give it another shot. And that was the best decision I’ve made this year.

I can’t possibly tell you how much I love the series. There are so many amazing, tense moments in the show that are absolutely brilliant. I burned through all the episodes in the first four seasons in two to three-hour chunks after work over a month.

I can’t wait for the start of the second half of season 5 on August 11. I’m just worried that I won’t be able to contain myself week to week, since I’ve never had to wait to watch an episode.

If you have friends who also love the show, you may be throwing a viewing party in a couple weeks to watch the new episode. If that’s the case, here’s a collection of fantastic Breaking Bad-influenced ideas that will make your viewing party more successful than Walter White’s “car-wash” business.

Delicious Food and Drink

The obvious play here is to serve up tons of fried chicken, either home-cooked or purchased from a place like KFC, Popeye’s or Church’s Chicken. If you want to go the extra mile, there’s probably a local eatery around you that serves great fried chicken—usually much better than typical fast food fare.

Once you have the chicken, you can purchase a couple stickers for Albuquerque’s fictional chicken joint Los Pollos Hermanos. If you would prefer to print your own on a color printer to save a bit of money, here’s a high resolution image: LINK.

Here are some more options for something to munch on and drink during the show (and a Breaking Bad drinking game, if you dare!):

• Breaking Bad “Crystal Meth” Cupcakes: Recipe 1, Recipe 2, Recipe 3, Recipe 4
• Heisenburgers or Heisenburger Sliders: Recipe 1, Recipe 2
• Walter White’s Crystal Meth Rock Candy: Recipe
• Breaking Bad Character Cookies: Recipe
• Blue Crystal Margarita (Tequila & Curacao): Recipe
• Blue Magic (Gin, Rum & Curacao): Recipe
• Blue Ice (Vodka & Curacao): Recipe

Now It’s Time to Cook

What would a Breaking Bad party be without some proper cooking tools? Hunt around on eBay and you should be able to score some old science gear, hopefully broken in order to keep the cost down.

Beakers, flasks, burners, plastic tubing, basically anything that would be found in that old RV. Also, make yourself up a batch of rock candy with blue dye and leave it in the pan for added effect sitting in the middle of the cooking gear. Heck, if you can find a small vial on the cheap, fill it up with salt or sugar to emulate the elusive Ricin vial.

If you want to spend a bit of money on gear for your Breaking Bad addiction, here are some more ideas:

• Los Pollos Hermanos “Fry Batter” Bucket (great for hiding meth): LINK
  
• Cooking Bad Art Print by Danny Hoss: LINK
• Breaking Bad Plush Dolls: LINK
• “Better Call Saul!” marketing button: LINK
• Breaking Beaker Muppets t-shirt: LINK

Dress to Impress

This is one of the few (if only) parties that you can show up wearing nothing but a pair of white briefs and be awarded the best costume for the night. In addition, you barely have to spend any money on costumes as the majority of the clothes worn in the show are ridiculously cheap. For a few bucks at a hardware store, you can buy a cheap suit that will emulate what Jesse and Walter wear while cooking.

Here are some options:

• The Heisenberg and The Cooker
• Cooking Costume
• Hector Salamanca
• Gustavo Fring Mask (spoiler alert!)
• The Pinkman
• Skyler White
• The Drug Runners (shoes)

With costumes, props and excellent grub covered, you should have no problem throwing a Breaking Bad party potentially at the level of a Jesse Pinkman one-month house party. Enjoy the premiere on August 11; let’s all raise a glass to the culmination of an amazing series!

How to Throw an Absolutely Killer Breaking Bad Viewing Party

Popular movies and comic book heroes transformed into the LEGO universe have been incredibly popular and lucrative for the video game industry. However, the games are clearly geared at capturing a younger gamer demographic. While there are plenty of jokes within LEGO titles that get chuckles from adults, the LEGO universe typically stays away from subversive or seriously adult content.

But what if someone created a LEGO game strictly for adults?

Enter Brian Anderson, a brilliant animator with a love for LEGO video games and AMC’s Breaking Bad. Anderson has created a LEGO Breaking Bad game trailer of sorts that demos sample gameplay and cutscenes based on the dangerous world of Walter White.

In an interview with Wired, Anderson stated, “I started thinking of other movies movies with fairly shocking moments that would be funny if they were acted out by LEGO characters – the ear scene from Reservoir Dogs, the shower scene from Psycho.”

After over 1,000 hours of rendering, Anderson created the stunning trailer using tools like “Maya, After Effects, Photoshop, ZBRush and Illustrator.” It includes the scene where Jesse and Walter throw down with rival dealers in addition to some gameplay of the duo spending some time in that run-down RV cooking up a new batch of meth. Anderson’s even included a couple Xbox 360 achievements! Check out the LEGO Breaking Bad video game trailer as well as some screenshots below:

LEGO Breaking Bad Trailer

LEGO Breaking Bad Screenshots

Animator creates incredible LEGO Breaking Bad video game trailer

Detailed in a blog post on Shutterstock, the designers at the stock photo site envisioned what items best represent the main characters within AMC’s Mad Men and compared the 21st-century equivalent of each one. For instance, if Christina Hendricks’ Joan Harris was carrying a notepad in the 1960’s, she would probably be carrying around an iPad Mini in this decade.

Mad Men recently returned to AMC for a sixth season, continuing to detail the lives of an ad agency in the 1960s. After this season, the show will only continue for one more season before wrapping up completely.

With 50 years between the two time periods, they asked themselves how Don Draper, Peggy Olsen, Joan Harris, Pete Campbell, Roger Sterling and Betty Francis (formerly Betty Draper) would interact with tech gadgets and 2013 trends. Check out the minimal concepts below:

 Mad Men’s Don Draper

Joan Harris

Peggy Olsen

Pete Campbell

Roger Sterling

Betty Francis

What if Mad Men was set in the 21st-century?