Breaking Bad's first season is way shorter than the rest, and there is an interesting behind-the-scenes reason why only 7 episodes were made. ... Jesse Was Saved Thanks to Aaron Paul's Performance .

“Aaron Paul was supposed to only be in the first season of Breaking Bad,” Cranston said. “My character’s introduction to street-level drug dealing. So they were gonna kill him off in the ...

A Breaking Bad Season 1 GIF retrospective, ... Between examining theories, checking out parties and totally not advocating going to Aaron Paul’s house, ...

Breaking Bad almost saw Jesse Pinkman killed off at the end of season 1, changing the show's entire trajectory.; The chemistry between Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston was so great it saved Jesse ...

Breaking Bad Season 1 sees Walter and Jesse butting heads with Tuco Salamanca (Raymond Cruz) — and viewers know threats from Tuco shouldn’t be taken lightly. Things escalate in Breaking Bad ...

Jesse Pinkman has come a long way since Season 1 of “Breaking Bad.” Now, Aaron Paul is set to portray him again in the new film “El Camino,” which sees Jesse come to terms with his ...

Aaron Paul reveals that he doesn't make any Breaking Bad residuals from Netflix, despite the show's ongoing success on the streaming platform -- even if he sees that it's trending there.

Making a movie or series that people will talk about even after years is a big task. But Breaking Bad makers were quite particular about how they want to go with the show. Starring Bryan Cranston ...

Season 6, Episode 12 of 'Better Call Saul' featured 'Breaking Bad' character cameos, including Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman, John Koyama as Emilio Koyama, and more.

Six years since the “Breaking Bad” finale, Bryan Cranston‘s Walter White and Aaron Paul‘s Jesse Pinkman have reunited once again, in a PopCorners Super Bowl commercial written and directed ...

Aaron Paul says "it's insane" he doesn't make money off "Breaking Bad" on ... the first three seasons available to stream before Season 4 started airing on AMC. “Breaking Bad” then ...