When Breaking Bad went off the air in the most stunning of series finales, those of us that cherished every single moment of the groundbreaking series was left gasping for air with what had just occurred with Walter White (Bryan Cranston) at that Nazi compound that was holding Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) hostage as a meth cooker.
We all though it was over and what a way to close out the Emmy winning, ground-breaking television series that changed everything. Then again, what did happen to Pinkman after he rode off into the night, seemingly the only survivor of the mass carnage that occurred at the compound.
Well, show creator and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie writer-director, Vince Gilligan, always saw more to the story—and that is exactly what we get in the soon to premiere in theaters and on Netflix flick.
It seems that Pinkman went to his old pals’ Badger (Matt Jones) and Skinny Pete (Charles Parker) and before long, he is going to have to deal with the fact that every law enforcement officer in the state of New Mexico is looking for him.
Look to dive into Pinkman’s El Camino when A Breaking Bad Movie premieres on October 11.