Breaking Bad

Skinny Pete (real name Peter) is a character on the television series Breaking Bad and a close friend of Jesse Pinkman. He is depicted as a small-time meth dealer, a man with a difficult life, who combines a relaxed demeanor with loyalty to his friends. Season 1. Skinny Pete introduces Jesse to Tuco Salamanca, hoping to arrange a meth deal. However, the negotiations spiral out of control, and Tuco brutally beats Jesse.

Season 2. After eliminating Tuco, Jesse hires Skinny Pete, Combo, and Badger as dealers. Pete becomes part of the expanding distribution network, regularly receiving shipments of meth from Jesse and distributing them throughout his territory.

One day, Pete is robbed by a local drug addict and his wife. He gives Jesse the couple's address, and after Jesse resolves the matter, rumors spread throughout town that Jesse crushed the addict's head with an ATM.

Season 3: Peter agrees to return to drug dealing after Jesse begins embezzling excess meth from Gustavo Fring's super lab.

Season 5. Skinny Pete makes a brief appearance in the series finale. Walt hires him (along with Badger) to use laser pointers to simulate sniper rifles when threatening Gretchen and Elliot.

Skinny Pete is one of three characters (along with Badger and Steven Gomez) to appear in all five seasons, despite not being a main cast member.

Season 4. Jesse invites Brandon and Skinny Pete to his house for a party. The two reveal that the blue sky is still spreading, believing it to be Walt himself. Walt realizes it's Jesse, and Brandon and Skinny Pete are annoyed that he's no longer supplying them with free meth ("Felina").

El Camino. Jesse heads to Badger and Skinny Pete, who initially don't recognize him due to his haggard appearance. The two help Jesse hide Todd Alquist's El Camino and offer Jesse a safe place to clean up. The next day, Skinny Pete and Brandon watch a news report about Walter White's massacre of Jack Welker's gang and nearly become Jesse's victims, caught in a post-traumatic flashback. With the police searching for him as a person of interest, Jesse begins planning his escape and hires Old Joe to dispose of the El Camino. However, the authorities activate its lock, forcing Joe to leave without the car. In response, Skinny Pete orders Badger to drive his Ford Thunderbird closer to the Mexican border, in the opposite direction from where Jesse is going, and abandon him. Skinny Pete takes the El Camino and Jesse the 1986 Pontiac Fiero. Skinny Pete points out that no self-respecting criminal would be caught unawares in Badger's car, making it the perfect getaway vehicle for Jesse. Although he complains about driving the Thunderbird, Badger agrees and drives off after bidding Jesse a final farewell, helping buy Jesse the time he needs to escape to Alaska.

On November 12, 2010, Francesca Liddy tells Saul Goodman that Jesse's car was found by authorities where Badger left it at the Mexican border: "so, goodbye, jerk," meaning that Skinny Pete's plan worked after all, and the authorities now believe Jesse fled to Mexico.

Personality Badger is a minor participant in a criminal enterprise, often providing comic relief.

Badger (real name Brandon Mayhew) is one of Jesse Pinkman's old friends on Breaking Bad. He's a small-time meth dealer and works part-time as a "walking poster."

Badger Breaking Bad Wiki Fandom Biography Season 1. Badger first appears when Jesse Pinkman, after a falling out with Walter White, visits him at work and suggests they cook meth together. They head out into the desert in a van. During their first attempt at cooking, Jesse gets a bad product and decides to get rid of it. Despite Badger's pleas for the meth, Jesse throws it away. Badger then collects the discarded drug to use himself. During their second attempt, Jesse gets another bad product and again tries to get rid of the product. Badger asks for the meth again, but Jesse refuses. A fight breaks out between them, after which Jesse kicks Badger out of the van and drives away. Despite the conflict, their relationship doesn't completely break down: they continue to keep in touch.

Season 2. Brandon and Jesse presumably reconciled after Brandon helped clear out a drug lab from Jesse's basement and asked his cousin Clovis to hide Jesse's van ("Dead Bee Sting"). Badger later recruited Combo and Skinny Pete to deal Jesse meth, but was eventually arrested. After striking a deal with the DEA with the help of Saul Goodman, Badger fled New Mexico and went into hiding in Fresno, California.

Season 3. Jesse recruited Brandon and Skinny Pete to sell drugs to recovering addicts at Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Their consciences got the better of them, and instead, Brandon seemed to accept the program only to catch up with Skinny Pete, who was on Step 5 to Brandon's Step 2 ("Abiquiú").

Initially driven by good intentions (to provide for his family), Walter White gradually develops into a ruthless criminal mastermind. His path leads to the death of loved ones, the destruction of his family, and his own death. The series explores the theme of moral failure and shows how "good intentions" can lead to disaster.

Todd Alquist and his uncle Jack seize power: they kill Hank, take Jesse prisoner, and take some of the money.

Skyler and Walter Jr. disown Walter after Hank's death.

Walter leaves for another state and prepares a plan for revenge.

He transfers $10 million to his son through his former scientific partners Elliot and Gretchen Schwartz.

Returns to Albuquerque: says goodbye to Skyler, then visits Jack and Todd.

He activates a machine gun hidden in the car - all the bandits are killed, Jesse is freed.

Walter is mortally wounded and dies with a smile on his face.

Walter, Jesse and Mike are looking for a new partner - Declan.

Jesse tries to quit the criminal business, and Walter lets him go.

Walter meets with Lydia to get the names of Mike's men.

On Walter's orders, nine prisoners and Mike's lawyer are killed - this shocks Skyler, who again tries to convince her husband to stop.

Walter takes a break from business for a while, trying to reconnect with his family.

Walter plans to kill Gus, but decides against it.

Jesse falls into depression after Gale's murder.

The White family buys a car wash to legitimize their income (they come up with a story about Walt's gambling addiction).

Hank begins to suspect that Gale is not Heisenberg, but that the real criminal is still at large.

Mike (Gus's assistant) and Jesse carry out dangerous missions.

Gus wages war against the Mexican cartel, while Walter searches for ways to keep his family safe.

There is a plane crash over Albuquerque.

Relations in the White family are heating up: Skyler takes revenge on Walter by cheating on him with her ex-lover Ted.

Lawyer Saul Goodman convinces Jesse to bring Walt back into the business.

Drug lord Gus Fring offers Walter to cook meth in his new lab.

Skyler returns to Walter, and Hank gets closer to solving Heisenberg's identity.

Walter and Jesse steal chemicals from a warehouse - the surveillance footage ends up in the hands of Hank (Walter's brother-in-law, a DEA agent).

Tuco kidnaps the heroes into the desert, but Hank kills him in a shootout.

Skyler begins to suspect her husband and conducts her own investigation.

Walter's treatment works—the cancer goes away, but the medical bills mount, so he returns to cooking meth.

There are rumors about Heisenberg in town, but no one knows who he is.

The story takes place in Albuquerque, New Mexico. High school chemistry teacher Walter White learns he has stage three lung cancer. To secure the future of his family (his wife Skyler, who is pregnant with their second child, and his son with cerebral palsy), he decides to start producing methamphetamine. He is assisted in this by his former student, Jesse Pinkman.