Jesse had countless great moments in Breaking Bad, but one of his best was made even better by Aaron Paul's decision to stray ...

When Jesse Pinkman questions your intelligence, you know you did something exceedingly stupid. Typically cunning and calculating, Walt is all blind fear after failing to kill Gus Fring with a car ...

In case you needed proof that Breaking Bad’s Jesse Pinkman is one doomed and tortured character, Slate made this supercut of his worst moments.

And in the last moments of “Full Measure,” you can feel Jesse’s hatred for what he’s become pouring out through the tears in Paul’s eyes. “Problem Dog” (Season 4, Episode 7) ...

Vince Gilligan nearly killed Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad Season 1. His survival was crucial to the crime ...

However, those intense episodes are interspersed with moments of pure comedy that fans remember just as much. One of Aaron Paul’s (Jesse Pinkman) favorite scenes us also one of the most hilarious.

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 ...

“El Camino” is a “Breaking Bad” movie, released six years after the series conclusion. Its focus is on Jesse Pinkman and takes place directly after the events of the finale. First thing’s first — if ...

But Jesse’s the only one whose mind we get to peek into. And that’s to give us a little hope about the fate and future of Jesse Pinkman.

As you’ll remember, Jesse’s girlfriend died due to a drug overdose in his apartment, all while Mr. White watched. Her loss led Pinkman down a deep, dark, suicidal depression.