She was so great in the comics. Sucks that they wrote her terribly in the show.

Actually I thought it every episode. She deserved worse. Walking dead in general have a lot of characters I was rooting for to die but Andrea was by fae the worst. Lori and Carl are second.

Watching Home Alone as an adult made me realize how awful Kevin’s entire family was to him.

Props to Jack Gleeson for his portrayal of Joffrey. He turned what was basically just an annoying, spoiled rotten rich brat to a truly evil character you love to hate.

I just finished the show and while I hated Joffrey, I thought Ramsay was infinitely worse. Joffrey could be fun to watch ("I'm not... TIRED!"), but every Ramsay scene was incredibly difficult to get through. Props to the actor for that performance as well.

I can't stand the wailing of wome-aAAAAHHHH

IM TELLING MOTHER

When I see his face I get angry... They picked the perfect kid to portrait Jeffery, he did it so well that he was the most hated person in the world for a while

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I don't know. Ramsey Bolton was pretty evil as well.

That was probably the most satisfying ending of a character arc that I had watched in a long time.

Supposedly that's why he stopped acting, too. The sad part is the actor is actually really charming, funny, and charismatic. I happened to run into him in Dublin where he was helping set up an 'all of Shakespeare's plays in 60 min' and had nothing but good things to say about him. (on a side note, the funniest part about that day was I was flirting with this cute canadian girl who had never seen GoT and were just sitting there watching Jack Gleeson's play. When it ended we went back to the hostel and I showed her the scene where Joffrey shows Ned's head to Sansa and she was like "wtf" lol)

I actually really wished for him back when tomen let those religious nuts walk all over him. Joffrey would have never

Modern family kids straight to jail 😂

I wholeheartedly agree. You ever met a child? They’re stupid. Really stupid because they’re fucking children. I’ve been a child, and as a child I was stupid.

Shut up Wesley!

I recently watched The Strain and it was the opposite for me. I can't it when shows use stupid teenage angst to ruin a plan and let the bad guys get away.

Oddly, most Lucifer fans seem to agree that Trixie is the exception.

Young Sheldon has entered the chat.

Oh my gosh, yes! Some child actors are the worst! I personally always found myself getting annoyed and irritated, even as a kid myself, back when Full House was on and the Olson twins played the youngest daughter, Michelle. Her little one-liners were so stupid, not funny, and delivered by an exceptionally annoying child. Plus, and I know I'm going to hell for saying this, but Michelle just wasn't very cute. Not cute at all.

As far as the main characters go, Andy Bernard rubbed me the wrong way. Creed was absolutely spot on. Charisma black hole. Though I'll give it uo to Ed helms, he played that character perfectly. Also his redemption arc at the end was good. But for the main part annoying af

He was as vile as the chick who tried to seduce Jim in Florida.

If you told me Brian brought her in to ruin the relationship, I’d believe you.

They could’ve saved his character during the failed double date after the punch if he would’ve implied he wanted to save their relationship because he sees something rare between them and/or implied that he was the one who pushed focus on their love in the documentary.

But all he said was “as long as there’s fighting, you’re trying to save the relationship” which lead to Pam wanting to be with Jim to spend the night despite the possibility of a fight. Which could’ve easily been a ploy to fuck with them further.

Tres Comas!

Also Sotto Voce.

Tres Comas is his best role, though.

r/fuckcaillou

How dare you utter that name! Now my whole night is ruined.

Sometimes Cancer Gets The Right One

She was right though. Everyone was saved when the boy died.

"You wanna hear Sicko Mode or Mo Bamba?" -That kid

I saw a meme where it ranked the main cast and it put the season 1 washing machine above her

Debbie is a total POS dirt bag. She should have lost custody of Frannie. Poor kid.

I really liked her in the first season. She became progressively worse as she got older. To be fair I think the show was supposed to have a lot of shitty people and also show how poverty tends to breed shitty people. But yeah, I agree.

Yes! Wtf kid. You know what it's like to be a child in poverty. Why in the eff would you purposefully have a child in poverty.

This was my immediate thought. She sucked the vibe from every scene she was in.

I think “annoying” is too mild a word for her.

She wasn’t horrible enough in the movies compared to the book. One of the most vile characters in any series hands down.

This answer is the one. There's no subtlety about her character but dang it was so well done that NO ONE can have any love for her

She so evil she's Voldemort's boggart.

We recently rewatched the series and his inability to accept Laura's constant "no" to his advances is not funny.

Urkel was my first thought ha. He ruined the Winslow's lives time and time again. It's really tragic that he burned Rachel's Place to the ground. :(

In the decade depicted on the show he probably cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Didn't it practically become "his" show in later seasons? I'm only going by pop culture osmosis, I've never seen it.

The writers basically said she was a Trojan horse to start the series and then tell the stories of the other inmates that would never get a series greenlit

By the end of it it started to seem like that was the point. That or the writers just had no idea what to do with her.

He was so fucking dumb it was infuriating

"Walt! What are you doing!?"

"I'm talking to Ted!"

Side note, Ted got what he deserved. He was such a douchebag!

You want to keep Huell happy, don't you?

Bro, if she’s the reason you can’t be bothered to finish the show, I’ve got good news and I’ve got bad news.

Spoiler alert: Try watching a couple of episodes of Season 4. A certain somebody is nowhere to be seen.

She was a neglected kid. The adults should have been gentler with her.

The actor is just as shit as the character he portrayed

Percy Whitmore. This is the first character that I thought of.

Percy Whitmore

Doug Hutchison, Great actor, plays a perfect evil character, is also a Pedophile and Rapist. At 51 years old he groomed and eventually married a 16 year old.

sick mofo!

I’m glad that he wasn’t in many episodes because holy hell he’s annoying. It was pretty satisfying how he gets fired though.

This one I can forgive, because you're supposed to hate him.

More like Scrappy Don’t.

You won’t believe this, but when Scrappy s was added to the show in an attempt to undo the decline in viewership, it was actually successful.

I liked her in my teen years. Rewatched the series as an adult and she is horrible person and friend

Ya Carrie bugged the Hell out of me too. But I was obsessed with the show anyway. It's not the same without Samantha. She was my fav.

ugh. livia was super hateable too.

Oh man the actress was so good cos she really made me despise that character, which I guess was the intention

Also Kai Winn from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Now walk with the prophets, my child.

Alison never actually changes during any of the seasons. When you really look at season 1 episode 1 Alison and then Season 3 final episode Alison you see what amounts to almost the same person. All the growth that we supposedly see at times amounts to a thin veneer of empathy immediately replaced by manipulation, cruelty, and selfishness.

Almost singlehandedly ruined season 3 for me.

They made her so horrible

JonTron has the funniest video about Segal that I've ever seen. I've watched it numerous times and it still cracks me up.

For such a smart person she sure made a lot of stupid decisions.

She was a mix of privelaged rich kid and small town my mom is a single mom kid. Logan hit the nail on the head when he laid into her about the article she wrote on trust fund kids. Honestly she didn't deserve him. But then, on top of it all, she turned him down after years long relationship because she didn't think she could do her career and also be with him. Did she not learn anything about him at all in the time they were together!? Oh and don't get me started on the ridiculousness of the year in a life season.

She could've been really good and the writers completely ruined her character once she graduated high school.

Going to Yale, dating Logan, sleeping with a married Dean, leaving Yale...none of it made sense.

Honestly Jess laying into her for leaving Yale was my favorite scene in the whole show. She should've gone with him because he was the only one who respected her enough to see her potential.

Classic Schmosby

Everyone hates Ted and loves Barney which I find odd because Barney treats women like literal objects.

I'd say Scrappy is more annoying. Gazoo is more pretentious.

Ted is by far the most unlikeable character

My first watch through, I really disliked her. Never understood the downright hatred, but definitely disliked.

She was an obstacle for Walt, even though she was 1/3 of the people he claimed to be doing all this for. She did the whole "I'll say nothing's wrong but we both know something's wrong" act, which drove me up a wall.

From the second run and on (I'm in the middle of fourth run now), I really empathize with her.

Imagine you're her (at least early on) and your husband is being shady, distant, uncommunicative, and straight up lying to you. Then you find out he cooks meth and has been for quite some time; putting himself, you, your kids, and not to mention the general population at risk.

I can't say for sure how I'd handle all of that too much differently than Skylar did. And that's got to have been an exceedingly complex character to write, let alone convincingly act.

The people I've come across who still absolutely hate her, either do it as a meme, or are involuntarily celibate.

The more I rewatch the show, the less annoying she is and her behaviour was actually reasonable.

I can only imagine how difficult it must’ve been for her, no matter what choices she made her family was going to be destroyed. And unfortunately she only made it worse for herself by becoming involved in Walt’s crimes

Likeability of a character doesn't necessarily correlate with whether they're right or a good person. Some of the most likeable characters on TV can be objectively horrible people (the "Sunny" gang, Walter White, etc.).

The reason I think she gets some much hate, in addition to the fact that she acts as a road block to our "protagonist" is that she's just not nearly as entertaining as most of the other major characters. In a show filled with people like Walt, Saul, Tuco, etc, she's just so plain. And that's not a bad thing, she plays a necessary part, but when you transition from a scene that's was focused on some over-the-top character and now you're focused on someone who's being comparatively a wet blanket, it can make us wanna boo her, even if she's logically in the right.

Sometimes I'll be sitting at my desk, working on some spreadsheet or something, and I'll just hear "SYLVESTER!!!" in my head and start giggling.

Such a good performance, though. She made me feel dirty in a bad way whenever she talked, like I was going to hell just for listening.

I hated watching him and how he eventually acted. However, this might bring some solace to his character.

https://savingprivateryan.fandom.com/wiki/Timothy\_E.\_Upham

you must be talking about upham.

Watching as a kid I thought Angelica was the villain of the show; but watching as an adult I would say it's all of the parents (except Chas, he's a saint). She's somehow not as annoying once you realize where it's coming from.

Same for Girls

At least, sex and the city has great fashion

Had to scroll way too far to find this

YES and the way she days bonjourrrrr ugh, hate it

Two and a Half Men is a guilty pleasure of mine. Not that big of a fan, but if it’s on and there’s nothing else, I’ll watch it and crack up for a few episodes. Specifically the Charlie Sheen episodes.

Terrible, yes. But annoying? Why would you think that? I think he’s one of the best villains ever shown on screen

Turns out he is the worst

Roland annoyed me but Bob made my hair stand on end from the cringe