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    When the finale isn’t final

    Oct 04, 2019 3 minutes
    By Judy Berman

    HE LAST TIME WE SAW JESSE Pinkman, in the series finale of he’d just escaped a massacre. After refusing to put a mortally wounded Walter White (Bryan Cranston) out of his misery—an act that would’ve added one more sin to the long list he’d committed under the influence of the meth kingpin who used to be his high school science teacher—Jesse (Aaron Paul) drove the nearest El Camino straight through a chain-link fence, hit the road and never looked back. His symbolic shackles broken, he laughed and sobbed, his grizzled face filling the frame.

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