In case you missed it amid the D23 announcements this past weekend, we were also given a tease for the film El Camino, a continuation of the story that took place in Breaking Bad. Of course, with the great Heisenberg now pushing daisies, Bryan Cranston will not be returning to reprise his role. Instead, the film will focus on Jesse Pinkman, and what happened after his great escape at the end of the show.

The film is set to hit this fall, which means you don’t have very much time to re-binge the series that helped usher the golden age of television in which we are currently living. However, star Aaron Paul has one scene he’d like you to revisit, and he even retweeted it for your convenience.

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Breaking Bad – “I’ve never been more alone.”
• Directed by: Michelle MacLaren
• Written by: Vince Gilligan (created by) & @TomSchnauz
• Draft: As Broadcast@Aaronpaul_8 pic.twitter.com/n2pT2AEPCF

— Screenplayed (@Screenplayed) August 25, 2019

Fans of the show will recognize this moment as one of Jesse’s lowest. He’d just gotten the tar beaten out of him by Hank, and before that, the love of his life, Jane, was left to die by Walt (though Jesse didn’t know that). It’s certainly one of the most depressing moments I recall from the show, though I’ve only watched through it twice.

So what connection will it have? Can we expect a lot of emotions from a Jesse Pinkman who, again, has absolutely no one after being held captive by a band of Neo-Nazis for a year? I imagine we will.

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SOURCE: Aaron Paul