Breaking down 'Breaking Bad' in Facebook stats

• Not surprisingly%2C users in New Mexico -- where the show is set -- mention %27Bad%27 the most
• The love for %27Breaking Bad%27 isn%27t limited to a U.S. audience%3B devoted fans are all over the world
• And people who like %27Breaking Bad%27 are also likely to like David Fincher%2C Darren Aronofsky

Before AMC's Breaking Bad ends its run with Sunday night's series finale, here's a look at some interesting stats about the show released by Facebook. The lists take into account interactions involving the show since the Season 5 premiere in August. (More than 11 million Facebook users generated more than 23 million interactions.)

Top 10 U.S. states ranked by percent of monthly active users mentioning Breaking Bad:

1. New Mexico

2. New York

3. Arizona

4. Rhode Island

5. Massachusetts

6. California

7. New Hampshire

8. Idaho

9. Illinois

10. Pennsylvania

Top 10 countries ranked by percent of monthly active users mentioning Breaking Bad:

1. United States

2. Canada

3. United Kingdom

4. Australia

5. Israel

6. New Zealand

7. Peru

8. Sweden

9. Norway

10. Spain

Pages also liked by U.S. fans of Breaking Bad:

• No surprise here: Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Walter White, Bob Odenkirk
• David Fincher
• Darren Aronofsky
• Louis C.K.
• American Psycho
• Django Unchained
• Mad Men
• Portlandia
• Beck
• Arcade Fire
• The Black Keys

And not shockingly, Sunday sees the most mentions of the show (3.5 times more) compared with any other day of the week, though there is a consistent buzz throughout the whole week, especially on Mondays when people are discussing the previous night's episode.