Jesse Pinkman

Breaking bad..
What an amazing show!
I love this show! I think it is one of the best written television shows ever written if not the best. I truly found a connection with Aaron Paul's character(Jesse Pinkman) mainly his heart was to pure to carry the weight of this story. So we realized how much that affected him, and I think we all can appreciate that...
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[@MrBelding]

Maybe a controversial opinion, but I think Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman is the best performance of a character ever.

[@erictheslitheryviper3584]

A character that was gonna be killed off in season 1 turned out to be one of the only ones surviving the ending.

[@bopit3657]

Jesse Pinkman: A good guy pretending to be a bad guy

[@sarahazvd]

some might disagree, but Breaking Bad is one of the most saddest shows that the world provided us. the way everything ends, the things Walter did, the switch between Walter and Heisenberg, all Jesse's pains... everything is just so sad and makes me wanna cry everytime i think abt it.

[@rajatverma2038]

Take a moment to appreciate this video editor who portrayed our beloved character in one of the best ways possible.

[@Max.Sh3n1]

i would pay a stupid amount of money to have my mind erased so that i could rewatch this show

[@calmmosquito4927]

fun fact! Aaron paul never took a single acting lesson

[@maggotsaysbork3846]

Walter was like some kind of father figure to Jesse, he was someone to look up to. He was someone Jesse respected a lot, possibly loved in some way. Walter used this to his advantage completely, he manipulated Jesse so much, to keep him under his wing. As so many people have said, Walter was a bad guy pretending to be good, and Jesse was a good guy trying to be bad.

[@justsomeguywithasandwich5906]

This show teaches a better lesson on “Don’t do meth” than literally any school in the world. We all know that drug is bad for you, but this show shows us more than just that. It hurt not only you, but those who you care about as well.

[@oneofthoseyoutubeusers]

this show is 5 seasons long

[@KarlVeiga]

Crazy to think that in the grand scheme of things, the 'degenerate, low life drug addict' has a better morale conscious than a genius scientist with a family. Breaking Bad is my favorite TV series of all time.

[@thestockimagequeen]

The wounded look in Jesse’s eyes during his and Walt’s final goodbye is so haunting. I love this show.

[@eddiehaze3165]

I personally think Pinkman's transformation was like day and night. Throughout the series you never really loose sight of how each circumstance gradually changed his character from lighthearted to dark hearted. From the time we first saw him as the goofy happy go lucky druggie learning about meth in BB, until the time we saw him as the silent traumatized hardened criminal clawing through the underworld of evil he was buried in to reach what little freedom he had left in El Camino, his transition was way more understood believable and heart felt than Walter's....in my personal opinion.

[@hkprince8805]

“YOU are my hero and shit” in el camino really got me

[@kiyeeet_3505]

The evolution of Jesse Pinkman is just absolutely magnificent. From being a naive kid to becoming a hurt broken down man but with high moral standards.

[@ahmedredzic1764]

In the beginning

[@zirmlol7739]

Jesse's line "I don't know what's wrong with me mr. White" always hits so hard, the way Aaron delivers it is just so perfect

[@hudson1847]

I think the reason I like El Camino so much is because it does provide a happy ending for one of the few people in the show that actually deserve it, considering all the pain he had been through

[@user-lh8fw2yr1s]

Walt and Jesse have one of the greatest character developments in any TV show ever being created

[@isopropylalcohol7792]

I love the juxtaposition of Jesse saying he accepts that he's the bad guy, as clips of him repeatedly showing mercy against all reason are shown