History WMG / ElCamino

** [[spoiler: Now '''Semi-Confirmed''', with Season 6 revealing that Jesse’s escape [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom caused the DEA to come down harder on Saul, which then lead to all of his shell companies being seized.]]]]

* [[spoiler:'''Jossed'''. None of the White family aside from Walter appear in the movie.]]

* Jossed. Both the second teaser and the first trailer have firmly established this is an ImmediateSequel to "Felina".

*** [[spoiler: Confirmed]]

* [[spoiler: Jesse's parents return, but Jake is off in London, due to [[RealLifeWritesThePlot his child actor having long since outgrown the role.]]]]

* [[spoiler: Confirmed. Walt appears via a flashback taking place after "[[Recap/BreakingBadS2E9FourDaysOut 4 Days Out]]".]]

* [[spoiler: Jossed. None of the White family aside from Walter appear in the movie.]]

* [[spoiler: Confirmed]].

[[WMG:''El Camino'' will conclude with some sort of BittersweetEnding.]]
Because we can't get our hopes up enough for [[CosmicPlaything Jesse]] [[TheWoobie Pinkman]] [[EarnYourHappyEnding getting an unambiguously]] HappyEnding too much.

Hopefully they feature a female character who ends up being a deuteragonist of the movie. She might be a journalist who travels to Albuquerque for a report on the anniversary of Hank and Gomez's deaths and is tasked to search for Jesse.

* Jossed. The theme doesn't play at all.

* [[spoiler: Jossed. It's Todd's cleaning lady.]]

The long line of cop cars seen in the trailer are for Hank and Gomez's funeral. Jesse is there (at a safe distance) to either pay his respects to Hank and Gomez or to try to approach Skyler or Marie about something.
* [[spoiler: Jossed. That line of cars is making its way to Skinny Pete's house after the tracker in the El Camino goes off.]]

* [[[spoiler: Confirmed]].

* [[spoiler: Confirmed. Walt appears via a flashback taking place after "Recap/BreakingBadS2E9FourDaysOut".]]

[[WMG:Jesse's parents and his younger brother will appear in this movie.]]

[[WMG:Walt will (somehow) return in this movie.]]

[[WMG:The person Jesse buried in the desert is Andrea.]]

[[WMG:Jesse goes to Hank's funeral.]]

Jesse will end the film either dead ([[DespairEventHorizon or wishing he was]]), the White family will still be considered pariahs, and Badger and Skinny Pete will get in trouble after being identified by Gretchen and Elliott.

** Jossed. Both the second teaser and the first trailer have firmly established this is an ImmediateSequel to "Felina."

Jesse has a full head of hair when we see him digging a body in the desert in the trailer, but his hair isn't neck-length like it was when he escaped from the Nazi compound -- but his hair is about the same length as it was when he was forced to witness Todd killing Andrea. It would make sense to bury Andrea's body in a remote area, since she was shot in the head and a police ballistics report could trace the bullet back to Todd if her body was left at her house. Also, making Jesse bury Andrea's body is exactly the kind of cruel, messed up thing Jack and Todd would make Jesse do.

Jesse has a full head of hair when we see him digging a body in the desert in the trailer, but his hair isn't neck-length like it was when he escaped from the Nazi compound -- but his hair is about the same length as it was when he was forced to witness Todd killing Andrea. It would make sense to bury Andrea's body in a remote area, since she was shot in the head and police ballistics could trace the bullet back to Todd if her body was left at her house. Also, making Jesse bury the body is exactly the kind of cruel, messed up thing Jack and Todd would make Jesse do.

The long line of cop cars seen in the trailer are for Hank and Gomez's funeral. Jesse is there (at a safe distance) to either pay his respects to Hank and Gomez or to try to approach either Skylar or Marie about something.

[[WMG: There will be a female character who not only serves as Jesse's new love interest but she will be the protagonist of her own storyline and unlike Jane and Andrea, will make it out alive at the end.]]

[[WMG: The film is going to reveal [[HappyEndingOverride that all of Walt's plans went wrong after his death]].]]

[[WMG: [[ThemeMusicWithholding The movie will tease out the]] Series/BreakingBad [[ThemeMusicWithholding theme bit by bit before climaxing in a]] ThemeMusicPowerUp.]]

[[WMG: The film is going to reveal [[HappyEndingOverride that all of Walt's plans went wrong after his death.]]
Jesse will end the film either dead or wishing so, the Whites will still be considered pariahs, and Badger and Skinny Pete will be discovered by the Grey Matter duo.

They were barely present in the original show, only appearing about a few times. It would be interesting to see how Jesse's parents reacted to Walt involving their son in his meth business, given how in the show they credited Walt for being the only teacher who cared about Jesse in high school.

They were barely present in the original show, only appearing about a few times. It would be interesting to see how they reacted to Jesse's abduction by the Neo-Nazis and subsequent disappearance.

Jesse will either somehow track down Gene, or Gene will hear about Jesse's exploits on the news.

The DEA will catch wind of the cars' register plate (probably by checking complex's security camera footage) and try to track Jesse down with it.

!!The movie will tie into the fifth season of ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' somehow.

!!The titular car is being tracked by the DEA

Jesse will either somehow track down Gene, or Gene will hear about Jesse's exploits on the news.

!!The movie will tie into the fifth season of ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' somehow.