Walter and Jesse’s relationship in Breaking Bad is so iconic, it’s impossible to imagine what the show would have been like with the original plan.

Better Call Saul may have been spawned by Breaking Bad, but it outstripped its parent show after this powerful scene in its ...

Con, Bob Odenkirk revealed that he never saw himself as an actor before Breaking Bad and feared getting fired from the show.

Some of the most fan-favorite and popular characters in TV show history weren't supposed to stick around as long as they ...

Jesse Pinkman was never supposed to make it that long on Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, who is refreshingly open about communicating the thought process behind creating one of ...

Jesse Pinkman has been a focal point of Breaking Bad from the very beginning, but now with El Camino, we see that story come to an end. Here's how the movie wrapped up his story.

[The following story contains spoilers for Better Call Saul and Westworld.] After 64 episodes of television, a feature film and a statue dedication, Aaron Paul has closed the book on Jesse Pinkman.

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman’s ‘Better Call Saul’ cameos are ‘smart and economical’ In a video for Vanity Fair, Odenkirk and Seehorn address some of the most popular fan theories about ...

Jesse Pinkman was a huge liability Jesse wasn’t supposed to live through the first season. Writers had originally intended to kill him off, but a writer’s strike unexpectedly saved Jesse.

Over the course of its five-season run, Breaking Bad was rarely kind to Mr. Pinkman.A lazy student and low-level drug dealer at the outset, Jesse became an unlikely underdog, frequently brutalized ...

Amid a massive citywide manhunt (one snippet of the wall-to-wall news coverage notes that Jesse Pinkman is believed to have been part of the largest-ever methamphetamine operation in the United ...

The two-hour film ends with Jesse making it to Alaska to start a new life (with the help of Robert Forster’s “vacuum shop” owner Ed), an ending that Paul had always envisioned for Pinkman ...