Walter White Jr.
Vital statistics
Portrayed By	RJ Mitte
Age	16
Alias(es)	Flynn
Occupation(s)	High School Student
Status	Alive
Episode Count	38
First Appearance	Pilot
Last Seen	Gliding Over All
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Walter Hartwell White Jr., who, on several occasions, calls himself "Flynn", is Walter and Skyler's sixteen year-old son. He goes to the same school that his father worked at. He is the older brother of Holly White.

He was born with cerebral palsy, manifested in speech difficulties and impaired motor control, for which he uses crutches.

Season 1

During season 1 and 2, it is evident that Walt Jr is closer to his uncle, Hank, than his father.

When Skyler implied to Marie that Walt was smoking marijuana, Marie mistakenly thought she was referring to Walt Jr., and arranged for Hank to bring him to the Crystal Palace to show him the other side of drugs ("...and the Bag's in the River").

He became very disappointed in Walter's decison of not going through chemotherapy ("Cancer Man"). He calls Hank for help when he was caught buying alcohol ("Gray Matter").

Season 2

His attitude eventually changes as his father agrees to treatment, even creating a website asking for donations. As part of a plan to launder Walt's drug profits, Saul Goodman arranges for a wave of "donations" drawn from Walter's drug money.

Season 3

When Skyler and Walter separate due to Walt's deceptions, Walter Jr. ultimately takes his father's side, and stops answering to the name Flynn. He blames his mother, Skyler, for the divorce.

Season 4

As Walter moves back home to be with his family, he retracts his feelings and is seen relatively happy with how things are. When Walter fails to show up for his son's birthday after being beaten up by Jesse, Walter Jr. goes to his father's house and finds him bruised and crying. He stays overnight to take care of his father, who mistakenly calls him "Jesse." The next morning, Walter apologizes to his son, and recounting his only memory of his own father, says that he does not want Walt Jr. to remember him the way he acted the night before. Walt Jr. says that he would rather remember him emotional and disoriented than the way he has been acting over the past year, because at least it was "real." At the end of season 4, Walter Jr. remains completely oblivious to his father's drug business and its role in his family's life.

Season 5

Walt Jr. talks to Walt about what happened to Gus, because Walt acts as if he was clueless about it. Later on, Walt Jr. is seen getting a new car along with Walt for Walt's fifty first birthday. That night, he witnesses his mother attempt suicide. Skyler then sends him and Holly to the Schrader household. Walt Jr. tries to figure out what is going on at first, but Walt settles it - sorta. Over the time he is with his aunt and uncle, he stays in his room and only comes out for food, to go to school, and some other stuff. Towards the end of the season, Jr. goes back home after Walt says he quit, in the final episode he is rolling Holly around outside and Walt tells him to put sunscreen on her and make sure she is safe from the sun.

Trivia

• Actor RJ Mitte has cerebral palsy in real life, though his condition is mild compared to Walt Jr's - he doesn't walk on crutches and his stammer is less pronounced.
• A recurring joke among fans of the show is that Walt Jr. is obsessed with breakfast. This is because the majority of his scenes are with him eating breakfast with the family. Also Walt Jr. always wants to know what's for breakfast.
• When asked in an interview if he has dropped any hints for how Gilligan should end the show, RJ says he told Vince that him and Jesse should work together in the end of the show, because "They're practically like brothers."
• There are rumors afloat that Flynn is actually Ted Beneke's son.  When discussing Walt Jr. in "Negro y Azul" Ted is very curious about him, and when Skyler calls Flynn handsome Ted smiles and says "good genes" which makes Skyler look away almost uncomfortably, as she used to work with him and may have had a sexual history together.