The American actor Roy Frank Mitte, known artistically as RJ Mitte, has died this Monday at 34 years old. Mitte became popular for his role in the series Breaking Bad, where he played the protagonist's son, Walter White (Brian Cranston). His character, Flynn, had cerebral palsy, a condition that the actor also suffered from. Mitte was diagnosed in 1995, when he was three years old, and as he grew up he became an activist for the rights of people with disabilities, based on his own experience. The performer appeared in 56 episodes of Breaking Bad. He was also part of other productions, such as The oak room, The recall and The guardians of justice (will save you!).

Vince Gilligan is one of the biggest names in television today, but after seventeen years dedicated to crime stories like those of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul has decided to change course. But in reality, Pluribus (AppleTV+), her new series, is in tune with her artistic personality: one of her first television jobs was The X-Files, a reference point for the science fiction genre to which he now returns. Pluribuswhich premieres this Friday, Perhaps it's not what the viewer expected from the creator of Breaking BadBut it's a pleasant surprise with touches of dark humor.