‘Breaking Bad’ Actor Bryan Cranston And Stephen Colbert Help Puppies Get Adopted On ‘The Late Show’ [VIDEO]

Who knew Walter White could be so good with puppies? “Breaking Bad” alum Bryan Cranston put his character’s lying abilities to good use in order to help puppies from a shelter find loving homes.

In an appearance on “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert on Monday night, the 61-year-old actor took part in the “Rescue Dog Rescue” segment. Colbert previously did the same segment with “Parks And Recreation” actress Aubrey Plaza and it resulted in all six puppies getting adopted!

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Continuing the impressive streak, Cranston and Colbert showcased several adorable four-legged furballs (and a kitten) and told enticing lies about them. Colbert began with helping adorable canines from the North Shore Animal League America (NSALA) by introducing Grace, a hound mix who can sing the entire soundtrack of Disney’s hit movie “Tangled” and she knows the lyrics to “Let It Go” song from “Frozen” but won’t sing it. Aw.

Cranston then introduced Sterling, a lovable brown colored pup who was an alcoholic at one point of time but is now sober. The Shepherd-terrier mix may be off booze but he still loves to party.

At one point a black kitten is mistakenly put in Colbert’s arms. The late-night talk show host took the opportunity to poke fun at another late-night talk show host: Conan O’Brien. “Wait a second this is a cat,” the 52-year-old comedian said, “No cats, no. Dogs only. Maybe Conan will help you not me!”

Later, Colbert introduces the audience of the CBS show to Scout, a hound mix who loves French cinema and Ginger, a Shepherd-Pitbull terrier mix who has the Benjamin button and Memento disease. Finally, Cranston welcomes Poppy, a Shepherd mix who also happens to be a Norwegian wishing dog. It will be hard to get through the video without wanting to adopt one of these cute puppies.

“The Late Show” airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. EDT on CBS.