Let's talk about something that we all have ever been curious about: What if Jesse Pinkman had pulled the trigger first in Breaking Bad? It's a small change with huge ripple effects.

Aaron Paul’s iconic performance as Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad is counted among one of the finest acts on television in recent years.

Breaking Bad has had a brilliant live-action spinoff show as well as a great sequel movie, but the franchise also offered up ...

So it was a nice farewell." By Brian Davids Writer “[Jesse Pinkman] will always have a special place inside of me, but I can confidently say that [Better Call Saul] was the last time we’re ...

Kim Wexler was essentially Better Call Saul’s answer to Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad — the sidekick with a conscience — but unlike Jesse, she was a true partner. In many ways, Better Call ...

Back in 2011, the Emmys featured a wild crossover sketch where Jesse Pinkman and Sheldon Cooper hilariously entered The Office universe.

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In the prequel’s penultimate episode, Paul returned so his character Jesse Pinkman could share a glorious scene with Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn). But Jesse wasn’t the only surprise Breaking Bad ...

Brennan notes, "To me it’s kind of a privilege to share the memories of what I had with the house with the fans of Jesse’s house." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily ...

Penn Badgley almost got the role of drug dealer Jesse Pinkman in the megahit "Breaking Bad." Badgley lost the part to actor Aaron Paul, who played Pinkman for five seasons on the AMC show.