Pourquoi Walter White a tenu spécialement à faire de la meth dans le désert avec Jesse pendant 4 jours ? Pour ramasser de l'argent le plus rapidement possible serte. Mais si la véritable raison était tout autre ?

Walt may be history, but the consequences of his actions are just beginning...

Jesse returns to painting. (a christmas gift for a friend!)

Characters from three different TV shows are set into a 'world' in which Tim Mälzer and Tim Raue are trying to build a new career as YouTube influencers trying to revive the YouTube Mukbang genre with their special guests Gustavo 'Gus' Fring from Breaking Bad with his Chilean Paila marina stew and Mohammad al-Saafi from 4 Blocks with his Lebanese lentil rice dish Mujaddara.

Set just after the end of season 5, focusing on Skyler, Flynn and Marie, but you also get to see what kind of send offs Walt and Hank had. Trigger warnings: trauma, anxiety, panic attack, mental illness, grief. Rated T because there is some description of mental health symptoms - not graphic as in self harm or anything, but it could be triggering for some people.

The mental process of Jesse's interior. Set a few months after the end of season five. Oneshot.

Holly White grew up, knowing his father as a vicious drug lord and a murderer still though she can't bring herself up to hate the man, she demands to know more but demanding such knowledge on her 18th birthday is like falling down a rabbit hole. Truth doesn't come easy to her and she realizes it when it's already too late.

Takes place the night of Rabid dog, the broken voice of one Jesse Pinkman haunted Hank's thoughts, leaving the older man to struggle with what he thought. And reality. One night changes both their lives, and gives Jesse something he always wanted. A family. Saul/Jesse slash to.

Ellie White had plenty of addictions, but Jesse Pinkman was by far the deadliest.

The greatest TV show of all time has all the romance, drama, and intrigue of the greatest movie of all time. (That's CASABLANCA of course!) But what if they were really the same story? Rated T for some violence and brief sexual references. Please comment nicely!

Before he was Saul Goodman, he was Jimmy McGill. He spent most of his nights in a dive bar, drinking away his problems. But he wasn't alone. He had the local crime reporter for the Journal with him who was just as desperate to drink away her problems. They made quite the pair before he hit the big time. Jimmy/OC Pre Better Call Saul

Jesse is somehow transformed into a child. How will he and Walt deal with it?

Many years after the events of Breaking Bad, Jesse Pinkman returns to New Mexico, from Alaska, where he started a new life, a few years ago. Jesse attempts to reunite with a few of his former friends, but things take an unexpected turn for the worst.

Jesse must escape the DEA, by fleeing in any way he can. He then visits a cemetery, home to the late Heisenberg, where he makes a shocking discovery.

This is a poem I wrote based on Walter White.

Jesse Pinkman se encuentra pasando por una de las peores etapas de su vida: La etapa de duelo por la muerte del amor de su vida: Jane Margolis. Devastado, tiene sólo un arranque en esos momentos, el cual le hace seguir adelante y le hace creer que Jane sigue ahí, en alguna parte del mundo: Es la contestadora de Jane Margolis.

Skyler estaba ansiosa por conocer a la nueva "Señora White" pero había algo que no estaba entre sus planes... ¿Qué demonios hacía ese drogadicto en su sala de estar?

Holly Williams is living with her family in Florida and just got accepted to UCLA to study Chemistry, and her family assures her that it will be affordable despite their lack of money. Holly questions where the money came from, leading her down a dark path of many other questions, which eventually leads her to the truth about her family, and the truth about her dad, Walter White.

"Skyler White, widow of Walter White, Ex-Mrs. Heisenberg, That Poor Woman, whatever people wanted to call her, was genuinely tired of the calls, the solicitations, the offers for help. The help had come far too late, really. The damage was done." Post-Felina. Jesse, Skyler, Jesse/Skyler.

"...Man, this totally isn't weird or stalker-ish, like, at all." Jesse sneers. Walt sighs and urges, "Let's hear it." Drabble, sort of crack!fic. Implied Walter/Jesse.

Between Hank and Jesse, Walt isn't sure where to turn.

This is a missing scene from the Breaking Bad season 5 episode "Buyout." It also contains a veiled reference to events from the Better Call Saul season 1 episode "Five-O."

Tom and Ash run a New Mexico hotel and have filled it with hookers, petty crims, dealers and meth heads. They've done well. Well enough to buy it but Hugo, the Chinese owner, has his own ideas. Will Tom and Ash get the money before Hugo's deadline? Will they be able to expand the business model Tom calls 'The Crystal State? (chapters one a week, favourite for updates)

After Walter's death, it brings Skyler and Saul close together, both scarred by the outcome and by the people they loved. Saul tries to stay on the straight and narrow but he starts to stray. As they both try to put their past behind them, they struggle with re-discovering and accepting who they've become and who they can trust.

After learning about Skyler's affair with Ted and getting suspended indefinitely, Walt realizes what he should've done from the start.