Want to see Walter and Jesse's yellow Tyvek suits up close? How about Walter's “Heisenberg” hat? Or a baggie of Blue Sky? Well, you're in luck because those items and more props from the show will soon be adorning the hallowed halls of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
The museum showed off the newest additions to its collection on Twitter:
Donation incl Tyvek suits, @BryanCranston & @aaronpaul_8's gas masks, & more. Note: not on display yet #BreakingBad pic.twitter.com/zUtKxYn3Gj
– Smithsonian (@smithsonian) November 10, 2015
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10 #BreakingBad items join the @amhistorymuseum collection. Sorry #RoofPizza fans, it didn't make the cut. pic.twitter.com/v3c9NOOi7K
– Smithsonian (@smithsonian) November 10, 2015
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Joining the Tyvek suits, baggies, and the porkpie hat (which Bryan Cranston tried on at the presentation last night) are Marie Schrader's purple corkscrew, Hank's DEA ID, a cup from Los Pollos Hermanos, a sketch of Heisenberg, and a “Better Call Saul” matchbook.
Now for the bad news: the items won't actually go on display until 2018, as part of an exhibit on American culture.