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And in El Camino, Jesse picks up and gently releases another beetle the very same way. He looks down, picks it up in his hand, smiles, and sets it back down peacefully, only for Pete to show up and immediately stomp it into oblivion. In the opening scene to Season 2’s “Peekaboo,” while Jesse is waiting for Skinny Pete to show up and provide him with Spooge’s address so he can reclaim their stolen meth, Jesse notices a beetle crawling beside his feet. Throughout the course of Breaking Bad, Jesse shows an affinity for children and animals he always does his best to protect the innocent despite his line of work. If that’s not (unrequited) love, I don’t know what is. Todd never hid his affection for the uninterested Lydia, so it’s not very surprising that he bottled up one of their shared moments so it could exist forever in snowglobe form. It appears to be a re-creation of the meetings the two would have in Lydia’s favorite café, back when they were running Walt’s meth empire before his disappearance in Season 5. Here we find a figurine of Todd, on the left, with a little mug in front of him, and on the right, we have Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, sitting atop a giant cup of tea. There’s also Todd’s pet tarantula, formerly owned by a young boy named Drew Sharp, the poor kid who happens to witness Walt, Jesse, and Todd’s train heist in Season 5’s “Dead Freight” before Todd shoots him.Īs Jesse rips apart Todd’s apartment in search of a money stash, there’s a quick callback to the iconic Season 4 shot of Walt lying in the crawl space underneath his house:Īnd last, but certainly not least, there’s Todd’s snowglobe collection, with one piece that stands out in particular: There’s a Vamonos Pest shirt lying around, which is the shady pest control company that Todd works for when we first meet him in Season 5.

So many, in fact, that Todd even considered painting them right onto the walls themselves:

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Todd’s “pastel” apartment-which definitely isn’t creepy at all-is full of Easter eggs. Since “arroz” translates to “rice” in Spanish, this Easter egg is just a shout-out from Vince Gilligan to his longtime girlfriend, Holly Rice. Holly Ave & Arroz RoadĪ long shot focuses on the cross streets of Todd’s apartment, revealing his address to be at the intersection of Holly Ave and Arroz Road. Joe leaves out a pretty crucial word in his account of the story, but forgive him, it’s been a while.

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Joe reenacts an iconic Jesse Pinkman moment from Season 5’s “Live Free or Die,” when Jesse comes up with the plan to use magnets to wipe the data on Gus’s impounded laptop. While Jesse is trying to figure out what to do with Todd Alquist’s El Camino, he calls up Old Joe, the clever junkyard owner who helped get Walt and Jesse out of several binds over the years. And with Saul off doling out Cinnabons somewhere, his office is gone too, as the strip mall where it was located is shown missing the iconic inflatable Statue of Liberty that once stood above it.

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With Gustavo Fring long gone, the original Hermanos location from the series is no more, with the real-life restaurant Twisters set up in its place. In a series of quick transition shots near the beginning of the film, we get glimpses of the modern forms of a couple of crucial Breaking Bad buildings: Los Pollos Hermanos and Saul Goodman’s office. Saul Goodman’s Office/Los Pollos Hermanos It’s only fitting that Jesse’s new Alaskan life as Mr. The two formed a special bond over the series Mike saw the good in Jesse and tried to look out for him, doing his best to warn him about the danger of working with Walt. The setting should look familiar the riverbank where they’re meeting is the same one where Walt shoots Mike in Season 5’s “Say My Name.” Mike and Jesse are discussing what their plans are, now that they’re both retiring, and Mike tells Jesse that, if he was in Jesse’s shoes, he would go to Alaska. In El Camino’s opening scene, we see a past conversation between Mike Ehrmantraut and Jesse.

Definitely an Easter Egg Flashback With Mike Here, we’ll do our best to compile every yell, nod, and wink in the movie.

There are plenty of fan-service moments that Gilligan put out in plain sight, others that certainly appear to be Breaking Bad references, and a few that really could just be nothing at all. The ‘El Camino’ Exit Survey The Low-Stakes Pleasures of ‘El Camino’ Don’t Hurt-or Help-the Legacy of ‘Breaking Bad’ The Best ‘El Camino’ Moment Came From the Most Surprising ‘Breaking Bad’ Cameo ‘El Camino’ Is a Worthy Epilogue for ‘Breaking Bad’ and Jesse PinkmanĮl Camino is no different, and even after watching the film a couple of times this past weekend, I’m sure there are still many hidden references I have yet to find.

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