The owner of the house, which was used to shoot the hit series, is not happy with fans' attempt to recreate White's famous pizza toss in the season three episode "Caballo Sin Nombre", reported Variety.
Gilligan, who is currently busy with "Breaking Bad" spin off "Better Call Saul", has asked fans to stop the pizza-slinging in the latest episode of the "Better Call Saul Insider Podcast."
He said the woman and her husband who live in White's residence in Albuquerque are used to fans coming to take pictures, and are fine with it within reason.
Actor Jonathan Banks added, "And if I catch you doing it, I will hunt you down.
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