The actor revealed that one of the props is the mask that was used when Gus Fringe, the methamphetamine distributor and one of the dreaded villains of the show, was killed off with a crude bomb in season four of the show.
The actor took to Instagram, following an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers in which he discussed the props he kept from the show, and shared the gruesome face mask.
"Well, this is what it looks like. Also, if you are not caught up on Breaking Bad guess what...Gus's face blows up. Love to you all. By the way, I stole every prop I could from this show. So happy I did."
"I have that head in my media room," Paul said.
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