10 Other Breaking Bad Characters Who Should Get A Spin-Off

10. Flynn

Don€™t you forget about Flynn€ Arguments reign over what really is the breakfast of champions, but the undisputed king of the so-called most important meal of the day and chairman of The Breakfast Club is undeniably Walter White Jr. Of course, Junior took to calling himself Flynn relatively early on in Breaking Bad, ultimately proving a wise move as his old man will doubtless for the rest of his days prove haunting enough anyway without further reminders every time someone wants to get his attention. Poor Flynn. Kept in the dark about pretty much every incident to effect his dysfunctional home life, the vast majority of his time on the show was spent guzzling juice at the breakfast table and casting furtive glances at his often stony-silent parents. You could cut the tension with a butter knife.

A spin-off show would finally let us get a good look at the boy behind the bacon €“ The Wonder Bread Years, if you will. We know that Flynn, like any teenage scamp, once tried to get a convenience store shopper to buy him some beer (tends to work better when you don€™t approach a police officer), but what else does he get up to when the breakfast dishes are done? If nothing else, best pal Louis €“ seldom seen but name-dropped constantly €“ would finally get a little time in the limelight.