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\nhere was a time when I considered \u201cWhat up, biatch?\u201d as an appropriate way to greet my friends. It was 2014 and I was in the middle of my first-ever <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i><\/a> binge. Obviously, my tactless greeting was inspired by Jesse Pinkman\u2019s famous voicemail, \u201cYo, yo, yo, 148-3 to the 3 to the 6 to the 9, representing the ABQ. What up, biatch?! Leave it at the tone.\u201d Evidence of his Peter Pan syndrome (or outright immaturity), this offhand audio clip gave the audience the perfect window through which to view Pinkman\u2019s character: A fa\u00e7ade of machismo, a flourish of ego, concealing an almost childish innocence beneath.<\/span>\n\nFans of <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i> will know that Pinkman\u2019s voicemail changes to a much terser, jaded message by the show\u2019s climax, to reflect how the character himself is broken down and remade into an almost unrecognisable avatar over the course of his time spent in the shadow of <\/span>Walter White<\/span><\/a>. Speaking of Pinkman\u2019s father figure \u201cMr White\u201d, perhaps the most pressing question for fans after <\/span>Breaking Bad <\/span><\/i>ended was whether he survived the shootout in the finale. The question of \u201cIs Heisenberg alive or dead?\u201d still looms, thanks to the fact that <\/span>El Camino<\/span><\/i>, the new <\/span>Breaking Bad <\/span><\/i>movie releasing on Friday, focusses on Pinkman instead. I couldn\u2019t be happier, because after five top-notch seasons as second fiddle, and winning Aaron Paul three Emmys, Jesse Pinkman deserves his time in the spotlight.<\/span>\n\n\"jesse\"\n

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I couldn\u2019t be happier, because after five top-notch seasons as second fiddle, and winning Aaron Paul three Emmys, Jesse Pinkman deserves his time in the spotlight.<\/p>\n

High Bridge Entertainment\/ Gran Via Productions\/ Sony Pictures Television<\/p>\n<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n\nApologies to fans of Saul Goodman, but Pinkman is the most compelling character left after the wanton slaughter of nearly all of <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i>\u2019s fan favourites in the hectic final few episodes, and should have been the first to receive a spin-off. Starting life as a character whom showrunner Vince Gilligan originally intended to have killed at the end of the first season, Pinkman (on the strength of\u00a0 career-defining performance by a brilliant Aaron Paul) has come a long way to winding up second only to Walter White\/Heisenberg (played by the one and only Bryan Cranston, in a genius-level display of the acting craft) \u2013 both in the fictional world of <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i>\u2019s <\/span>meth dealers<\/span><\/a>, and in the hearts of fans.<\/span>\n\nSome would obviously have been hoping for a Lazarus-like resurrection for Heisenberg in the inevitable <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i> movie, but the choice to focus on Pinkman is a smart one. The entire intricate, meticulously plotted saga of <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i> focuses on the transformation of the mild-mannered Walter White into the malevolent and megalomaniacal Heisenberg. But in the wings, Pinkman underwent his own equally transformative arc. The difference between Pinkman and White though, is that <\/span>Breaking Bad <\/span><\/i>left off the former\u2019s storyline at a point where there was potential for more growth, while Walter\u2019s came to its natural conclusion. As William Shakespeare wrote in <\/span>Romeo & Juliet<\/span><\/i><\/a>, \u201cThese violent delights have violent ends,\u201d and White\u2019s journey to the dark side could only ever end on a blood-soaked, regretful note.<\/span>\n\nWhile White\u2019s character arc saw him pass the point of no return, Pinkman\u2019s story was one of redemption. He went from being a <\/span>drug-dealing<\/span><\/a> lowlife slacker who provided the comic relief in White\u2019s serious, cancer-stricken predicament, to the show\u2019s moral compass, who raised the most frequent objections to the widespread destruction and death carried out in the name of building Heisenberg\u2019s meth empire. It\u2019s true that he also had a hand in the ultraviolence, but while we see White become increasingly callous about the harm he inflicts over the course of the show, each life lost adds to the burden on Pinkman\u2019s conscience, until he ultimately renounces White in the final season.<\/span>\n\n

Apologies to fans of Saul Goodman, but Pinkman is the most compelling character left after the wanton slaughter of nearly all of Breaking Bad<\/em>\u2019s fan favourites.<\/p><\/blockquote> \n\nBy the end of <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i>, after having spent months as a meth cook\/slave working for the neo-Nazis who abduct him (with White\u2019s permission!), we have seen Pinkman hit rock bottom. There are points earlier in the show where we think his downward spiral has reached its lowest point \u2013 the death of his <\/span>girlfriend<\/span><\/a> Jane, his spiral into addiction after being forced to commit murder, the death of his <\/span>other <\/span><\/i>girlfriend Andrea \u2013 but it truly reaches its grisly culmination in the final episode, where a time leap reveals he\u2019s spent months locked like an animal in a cage underground, a miserable existence of merely eating, sleeping, and cooking meth on demand. But even though his predicament is worse than it\u2019s ever been, the trauma he\u2019s suffered has turned him into a better person than he was before it all began. And that\u2019s why it\u2019s going to be more interesting to see what fate has in store for him in <\/span>El Camino<\/span><\/i>, rather than revisiting the tried-and-tested formula of Heisenberg cooking up Blue Sky.<\/span>\n\nIn interviews after the conclusion of <\/span>Breaking Bad<\/span><\/i>, showrunner Vince Gilligan said of Pinkman, \u201cI see it is that he got away and got to Alaska, changed his name, and had a new life. You want that for the kid. He deserves it.\u201d Even Aaron Paul seems to want a happy ending for Pinkman, as he said in a 2014 interview, \u201cI like to think that he’s living as a carpenter somewhere \u2013 somewhere in Alaska.\u201d If anyone deserves an emphatic \u201chappily ever after\u201d at the end of their tale, it\u2019s Jesse Pinkman. But we\u2019ll have to watch <\/span>El Camino<\/span><\/i> to see if he finds it.<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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