Most unlikeable tv characters

[Celgress]

Yes! So condescending and smug and self-righteous. She was just utterly hate-able!

Indeed, a perfect delusional villain.

I loved the scene where she admitted to Gul Dukat (in disguise) that was a hypocrite who never felt any connection with the Prophets. She faked her piety (so people thought she held a strong connection with the Prophets) literally for decades to become Kai of the Bajoran religion.

[caj]

She appeared in about five episodesw, had a few scenes with Joan and Peggy as well. Think her final one is with Peggy.

Speaking of Mad Men, never was a fan of Pete Campbell (although he does get some sympathy as his parents both have pretty bad fates). Wasn't a big fan of Paul either. Funny thing is Ken and Harry start off as unlikeable and likeable but are the opposite by the end of the series pretty much.

I loathed Pete. I hated that he got a happy ending in the final episode. Didn't like Paul or Harry either.

But Ken was my favorite. For some reason, neither Don or Roger seemed to have any respect for him. But then again, neither of them had any real feelings for their wives either.

I was glad that Ken and Joan ended up as friends. She kind of looked down her nose at him in the early seasons but changed her opinion of him sometime during the series.

[krazijoe]

Frank Burns from M*A*S*H (Larry Linville)

First one I thought of.

[krazijoe]

The main character guy on that reality show, The Apprentice. Can't stand that dude.

[DrNewGod]

Bones' lead, Temperance Brennan. Emily Deschanel did a bang-up job of portraying the kind of overly-self-important prick one finds all too often in academia.

Frank Burns was a bad doctor that thought he was good and ignored everyone elses medical views because of it.

Winchester was a great doctor but he thought because he was the best everyone else was awful and mostly ignored everyone else because of it.

I am not sure which one is worse in the grand scheme of things.

Though to be fair Winchester did become more of a person then I think Frank would have ever become.

One of my favorite things to say about M*A*S*H is that the war was probably the worst thing that happened in the lives of all the other characters, but it was probably the best possible thing that could have happened to Winchester.

[ChrisIII]

I loathed Pete. I hated that he got a happy ending in the final episode. Didn't like Paul or Harry either.

But Ken was my favorite. For some reason, neither Don or Roger seemed to have any respect for him. But then again, neither of them had any real feelings for their wives either.

I was glad that Ken and Joan ended up as friends. She kind of looked down her nose at him in the early seasons but changed her opinion of him sometime during the series.

I think that Ken was pretty much the only character with a stable marriage as well.

[DanMad1977]

Jesse Pinkman and Skylar White

Oh, Steve Urkel comes to mind

[Tofali]

I disliked Zuko when he was a villain then I hated him when writers redeemed him. Jaime Lannister too although I only felt hate for the character and his whole family.

[DjMichael691]

Piers Morgan

[babyblob]

The main character guy on that reality show, The Apprentice. Can't stand that dude.

It took me a minute to get this then I laughed my butt off.

[Witchfan]

Carly on General Hospital. She is the lead character and appears in too many episodes. She talks and talks, but actually says very little. The actress playing her only has a small range of emotions. Most of her scenes can be fast-forwarded through without missing anything.

[Gaastra]

The guy who turns into a pig in ranma 1/2. Hated the jerk.

[Vegeta]

Only one episode in but I already find Wednesday Addams from the Netflix Wednesday completely insufferable.

[Jim Kelly]

Only one episode in but I already find Wednesday Addams from the Netflix Wednesday completely insufferable.

Back when the short-lived series called SELFIE was on the air, I tried watching the first episode, which starred Karen Gillan. I had previously liked her as Amy Pond on DOCTOR WHO, but I found her so annoying to watch that I could only get through about fifteen minutes of SELFIE before I had to shut it off. However, that was enough to destroy my positive feeling for Karen Gillan forever. Like an image permanently burned on my retina, she was so awful in that role that my good feeling for Amy Pond has been obliterated and I cannot stand to see her in any of her other roles. The worst!

[Dr. Skeleton]

Only one episode in but I already find Wednesday Addams from the Netflix Wednesday completely insufferable.

I agree. This series went a much darker approach than the first two Addams Family movies. Wednesday's become much more mean spirited and condescending as if she's incapable of empathy. And I'm not feeling Luis Guzman as Gomez. I know people have argued that he's much closer to the comic version now, but he lacks the charm and charisma that John Astin and Raul Julia had. I'll give this show another watch, but not expecting any break throughs at this point.

Plus, the fact that it's being handle by the guys that handled Smallville leaves me uneasy as I gave up on that show after season 2.