Top 10 Worst Things to Happen to Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad)

The worst things to happen to Jesse Pinkman put the bad in Breaking Bad. We’ll be delving into Jesse’s intriguing yet heart-wrenching story in Breaking Bad, from getting bullied by psychotic drug lords to dealing with the loss of loved ones. Who’d have thought that high school burnout Jesse Pinkman would become everyone’s favorite meth-making hero? WatchMojo ranks the worst things to happen to Jesse Pinkman. What do you think is the worst thing to happen to Jesse? Let us know in the comments!

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[juacha]

For me, Jesse watching Andrea die was the worst thing that happened, I felt that to the core

[fathergabrielstokes]

#1 being ignored by Skyler at the dinner table.

[bendrescher]

In season one, Jesse was a bad influence on Walt.
In season five, Walt was a hugely bad influence on Jesse.

[jonathangetachew]

I actually think Andrea's death was more traumatic to him than Jane's in my opinion. Since he literally watched her die and unlike with Jane was awake but still couldn't stop it.

[conmanreloaded]

The worst thing that ever happened to Jessie was becoming partners with Walt

[ephrem]

1.-Heisenberg
2.-Drugs
3.-Walter
4.-Walt
5.-Skyler's husband
6.-Todd
7.-RJ Mitte's daddy
8.-Walter White
9.-His old chemistry teacher
10.-Mr.White

[jonathonmillner]

Arguably one of the most tragic characters in television. Here’s hoping for redemption in el Camino

[MatiZ]

The worst was that F he got from Mr. White.
"Apply yourself!"

[aidanosadchuk]

Watching Andrea die was the hardest part of the show to watch. Change my mind.

[eLe_MenT]

when his girl got shit in the head by todd right in front of him, I fealt his pain in that one. Tough scene to watch. Aaron Paul knocked it out the park on that one

[onunka]

Jesse went through too much. I really hope he finds peace in the upcoming movie. If anyone in the show deserves it, it’s him.

[GuadalupePicasso]

I hate that Jane was portrayed as his “one true love”. Yes, they had nice chemistry, but they were so horrible for each other. Whether or not Jesse was involved with Walt, she’d have been destructive for him (and, likely, him for her).

Andrea was the far better partner for him: she knew of much of his past, and was compassionate, nonjudgmental, and supportively loving.

For me, the one real mistake of El Camino was having Jesse daydream about Jane, rather than Andrea.

[realmediummike]

I’m sorry but 4 is definitely the worst. Andrea was innocent and Jesse has to watch her die as a innocent human being. He was going to leave the life and was going to have a future with her and sadly that didn’t happen.

[Rebel.Corporate]

Imagine living a loveless life, then to finally find love, THEN to have it cruelly stripped away right next to you as you slept, spend months getting over it, finally finding that love again, only to see it shot to death right in front of you while bound and gagged. What a character. What a show.

[ishandraws]

"how much do you want Jesse Pinkman to suffer??"
"Yes"

[that.canadian.vaper.guyTCVG]

Their double turn throughout the entire series was the most masterful thing about this series. By the end, Jessie had become the most sympathetic character. Walt had become the most badass tv character ever. Total switch of roles

[heatherhillman]

#7 was arguably one of the best scenes in the entire

Such a great show filled with great scenes. Makes me want to rewatch it...again.

[davidmitchell]

Jesse may be a criminal but he's a good person

[reesescaturro]

The thing that hurt me the most is when Jessie was crying in Walt’s arms about jane

[bendrescher]

I’ve never been as excited for a movie as I am for El Camino.