Former "Breaking Bad" actor Aaron Paul announced on social media that he will be holding a scavenger hunt in Los Angeles on August 25 in honor of his former show's last chance to win an Emmy.

The hunt will be on the same day that the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards will be aired.

Participants will have a chance to win "Breaking Bad" memorabillia. 

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"There will be signed 'Breaking Bad' scripts, posters, dolls, action figures and some really cool Breaking Bad art hidden all over the Hollywood area," Paul posted on Instagram.

The actor also shared that the scavenger hunt is his way of expressing his gratitude to fans who have supported him and their show throughout the years.

"Happy hunting," he wrote, ending his post.

Paul has yet to announce the specifics of the event, but fans are eagerly awaiting more details and information. The logical step for those who want to participate is to stay tuned to Paul's Instagram feed for further updates.

"Breaking Bad", a fan and award-favorite, has already been nominated 49 times in the past. The show has won 11 times so far.

Paul, who has won twice for his role as drug addict and dealer, Jesse Pinkman, is once again nominated this year. 

The show has six nominations this year, including Outstanding Drama Series.

Currently, Paul said he would love to do more comedic roles on television, especially since it's a departure from the character he played in "Breaking Bad". 

"I would love to have a stint on 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia'," he added.

However, it seems Paul's current path is leading him to the big screen. 

Paul will be taking part in flicks such as "Ridley Scott's "Exodus: Gods and Kings," "Quad," "Fathers and Daughters," and "Triple Nine." 

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