The Florida mother who has complained about Toys 'R Us selling Breaking Bad action figures has learned that it's best to tread lightly so as not to get Bryan Cranston mad. Cranston, the star of the critically acclaimed AMC drama about a cancer-stricken chemistry teacher-turned-genius meth cook, responded Monday to Susan Schrivjer on Twitter, proving that not only is he the one who knocks, but he is also the one who has the last word '"Florida mom petitions against Toys 'R Us over Breaking Bad action figures." I'm so mad, I'm burning my Florida Mom action figure in protest,' Cranston, 58, fired off to his followers, sending ripples of glee through the Twitter-sphere.
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Bryan Cranston, 58, took to Twitter to mock Susan Schrivjer's online campaign to rid Toys 'R Us stores of Breaking Bad figurines
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Schrivjer said she was 'shocked and appalled' the adult-oriented toys were available at the toy giant
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A online petition to remove them has been signed more than 8,000 times
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Toys 'R US says the figures are in the store's adult figures section and are clearly marked only for ages 15 and up
'I was very shocked and appalled,' @placeholder told reporters about stumbling across the figures