After winning multiple awards and universal critical acclaim for his role as chemistry teacher turned meth lord Walter White/Heisenberg, Bryan Cranston's 2015 sees the 59 year-old actor showing off his very dry sense of humor to a fan hailing from the town "Breaking Bad" was set on.

Albuquerque has seen resurgence in tourism since the AMC show "Breaking Bad" began airing in 2008, and series creator Vince Gilligan has even complained that fans often throw pizza pies to the ceiling of the house where exterior shots were filmed - but still, almost two years to the day the show ended in 2015, Bryan Cranston's 2015 sees the actor still soaring.

According to CNN, one of the major Bryan Cranston 2015 moments happened during last weekend's San Diego Comic-Con, as the Emmy award winner made an appearance to promote his new television show, "SuperMansion."

USA Today reports that there was one Bryan Cranston 2015 fan more eager to please than any other, as he explained that he had grown up in Albuquerque and giddily asked whether Cranston had enjoyed his time there, whether he had liked the place and what he liked to do there - in all, if he'd had a good time.

The guy was visibly very excited to be in front of Bryan Cranston in 2015, and the actor didn't even twitch when he gave his epic response.

"Yeah, I'd go and visit your mother once in a while," Cranston said, as the SDCC audience cracked up in laughter.

Later, after a few seconds, the actor raised the epicness of the moment by literally dropping the mic - and looking endlessly cool doing it!

According to Access Hollywood, though, Cranston wasn't only around to make jokes, as he was asked whether he'd be appearing on the "Breaking Bad" spin-off prequel, "Better Call Saul," which takes place years before the original show - and Cranston stated that there hasn't been any talks on whether he'd be making a comeback as Walter White in the show, though ending the comment with a mysterious "we'll see."

Another hilarious Bryan Cranston 2015 moment was during the Super Bowl, as he was part of a hilarious Esurance campaign!