Breaking Bad had its share of jaw-dropping moments, but for Giancarlo Esposito, one intense scene stands above the rest. Here's what made it unforgettable.

Jane Margolis was Jesse Pinkman's free-spirited, troubled, but smart girlfriend, who became a casualty of a war she wasn't even part of; she died of a heroin overdose and choked on her vomit, while ...

The bear in Breaking Bad is half-burned and missing an eye. It floats in Walter’s pool, silent and ruined. The plane crash happens because of a chain reaction. Walter lets Jane, Jesse’s girlfriend, ...

Jane shared feeling upset at the time of this exchange, as she had heard Diddy boast about having sex with another woman for 48 hours straight during a podcast interview.

Breaking Bad will easily go down as one of the greatest television series of the Peak TV era, cementing its legacy many times over thanks to a second life through streaming and the prequel series ...

This scene didn’t just signal Walt’s darkness, but it revealed it. Before Phoenix, Walt made bad decisions, but he still clung to some thread of moral hesitation. After Jane, that thread snapped.

Aaron Paul revealed a Breaking Bad scene he was "terrified" to film during a recent appearance on Hot Ones. Newsweek reached out to Paul's representative via email for comment on Monday.

Breaking Bad ended several years ago -- here are some moments from the show that blew our minds. Sometimes, I forget how incredibly talented the Breaking Bad cast is when I rewatch Season 5 and ...

In the early episodes of Breaking Bad, Domingo “Krazy-8” Molina (Max Arciniega) becomes Walter White’s first kill, a pivotal moment that solidifies Walt’s entry into the violent drug trade.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – After the ending of “Breaking Bad,” creator Vince Gilligan felt that Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) story wasn’t over yet. Beginning as a short film… ...

And for Bryan Cranston, that scene hit far too close to home. In a 2016 interview, Bryan Cranston revealed that while filming Jane’s death scene, something unexpected and deeply personal happened.