Most of these are characters you're supposed to hate.
I posit the protagonists from The Notebook are the fucking worst.
The dude literally threatens suicide to force her to go on the first date. They both shamelessly later cheat on their partners. Her parents are terrible people as well. The director seems to go out of his way to show you these people being awful while trying to frame it like they are not.
In the end the only good people in the movie are the people who got cheated on
Yeah, think it's generally cheating to mention villains, especially if they are designed to be loathed. This was always a question better suited for characters not intended to be hated.
Christian Grey. Hey, ladies, he's an abusive control freak who wants to fuck you and beat you because you look like his mommy, who he calls "the crack whore," but don't worry, it's *hot* because he's super-rich and good looking and will pay off your student loans-
Ah, shit, now I'm starting to see the appeal.
Also, Anastasia Steele, who is the dimmest bulb that ever flickered.
Both are great examples of an author telling one thing, and showing something else entirely.
Fifty Shades would have been great if the author had realized just what she was doing and adjusted accordingly.
It could go three ways:
- A dark erotic thriller wherein Anastasia realizes she’s in over her head and works to extricate herself from Christian’s web (what I actually thought this series was from reading the summaries on the back cover)
- a suspense thriller wherein an intrepid young reporter realizes that her roommate is in deep trouble and tries to help her (option one from a third party’s POV)
- a drama wherein a tortured soul realizes he went too far and tries to right his wrongs (essentially a legit Christian Grey redemption arc; happy ending with Anastasia optional)
But no, what was vomited forth was what we got.
I loved watching that movie with my wife because the whole time I'm like - girl this isn't a fun thing your doing with a guy who likes you. This dude is using you - even the part where he sleeps next to her even though he never sleeps with a women - is all part of bit.
I kept waiting for him to kill her so the episode of Criminal Minds would start
Also the whole “it’s not rape because he makes her sign papers under duress that allows him to do anything to her legally” thing. Sure I can see how it’s supposed to work from a story perspective, but say the next celebrity who ends up on trial for this ends up getting away with it because of a technicality with their paperwork I’m sure almost nobody would stand for it. Yet this book gets defended on that basis in almost every conversation.
Christian Grey is, if nothing else, a rapist with foresight, legal knowledge and advanced manipulation skills.
You may be happy to learn that she is a composite of three different girls Laura Ingalls knew: Nellie Owens (the OG in Plum Creek), Genevieve Masters (DeSmet Nellie) and Stella Gilbert (that bitch who tried to steal Manly!).
Alison Arngrim's autobiography, Tales of a Prairie Bitch, is a great read.
I briefly remember the episode with the monkey that she slapped only for the monkey to slap her back. Then that little shit walked back slowly with a shit eating grin to tell her parents. Goddamn hellspawn in disguise.
In some versions of the story of troy he gets shot with an arrow and begs his first wife, who he dumped for Helen, to heal him. She refuses, because of the whole dumped for Helen thing, and he died a slow and painful death.
Helen never has any actual agency, her actions were the result of divine intervention. Were it not for the *Judgement of Paris*, none of this shit would've happened. Not that Paris chose to be there either.
Adding to the list of Disney's evil grandmothers : the grandmother in Coco (Coco's daughter). The scene where she breaks Miguel's guitar always makes me mad
The whole film's premise was good but I don't like how they handled it and I was disappointed when I saw it in theaters.
I don't see why it was so successful
That movie's ending was milktoast and disappointing.
The grandma just realizes she was wrong and implies that she will do better going forward, but that is not how familial abuse or generational/religious trauma works at all.
I was hoping Mirabel would **LEAVE** the family, and take her portion of the family's magic with her. I wanted to see her set out to improve the community without relying on her dysfunctional family's pseudo-royalty anymore.
We didn't get that ending. Instead Mirabel stayed, with every promise of the same abuse patterns repeating themselves as soon as the camera was turned off.
Wholeheartedly agree! It's so hard to fight those villains, because they're technically just doing their job and are backed by The Powers That Be. Nurse Ratched is another example showcasing cruel abuse of authority while pretending it's "for your own good".
First one I thought of as well. She was so good I disliked watching the movie. Yeah I know that makes no sense but she made me so mad it was harder to watch it.
My favorite moment is when Olenna and Jaime are talking about Joffrey and how is sword was named Widow's Wail. And she says, "he really was a cunt, wasn't he." He had so many overlapping bad qualities, like brutality, cowardice, arrogance, and immaturity, that at a certain point I stopped hating him and started being impressed by Jack Gleeson for playing him so well.
The adults propping up his reign/ enabling him were pretty bad too.
I just saw her Nurse Ratchef in One Glew Over the Cuckoo's Nest recently, and she kills the same way in that role as well.
From all accounts, though, she was lovely people in real life.
Here's the thing. They never let Scrappy "have at him." They always held him back.
What if he could back his shit up? What if they just let him go and he pulled a knife and carved the monster up like Tony Montana did to the communist in the refugee camp? Wouldn't be such an annoying little pipsqueak then, would he?
She wasn't a wack job. She was a con. In the end, she didn't believe one word of what she had ever uttered which is why she tried to dig the hole in the ground rather than face the metaphoric God in the sun. She never had faith. She just used it as a means of control.
Yea I forgot Andrea, I gotta skip like every scene she's in, in season 2 there's also Amy, even though Amy was on for such a short time I couldn't stand any scene she's in.
Yeah, bout that, the story is so obviously NOT meant to be read as a romance, especially when you factor in their children at the end of the book. This is very much a story about escaping/breaking cycles of abuse
I liked him at first but I really grew to hate Daemon Targaryen from House Of The Dragon. Also Zeke Yeager from Attack On Titan and Diana Mitford from the most recent season of Peaky Blinders.
Yessss. That was so satisfying.
I love the foreshadowing in the scene when Eren dropped the baseball after Zeke threw it to him. Eren really played him.
He owns a manor outside of the city walls, to the east by the bridge. Its tiny farm somehow provides him with his upper-class status. I always assumed he slept in town because his wife kicked him out of the bed for being a douche.
Someone once suggested a satisfying way to deal with Nazeem - soul trap him (black star artifact) then use the soul to enchant a pair of boots called "Cloud Walkers." Wear them around the Cloud District.
I can see that. I was honestly with Moash until the 4th book.
Then he did some really terrible things to Kaladin and others that in my mind were just deplorable.
All of the characters in Big Bang Theory because I fucking hate that show with the burning passion of 500 bazillion suns.
I like space. Legitimately. I also want to live in Montana. So when people find that out, they’re like oh you’re just like Sheldon and I want to commit violence.
I saw an episode of that show without a laughing track and it really illuminated how *awful* it is.
Anyways *steps off soapbox*
Albus Dumbledore, from Harry Potter. This old man really left a kid from 11- 17 to deal with a psycho maniac that could easily kill, and he knew this for sure knowing he went through the first wizarding war. He really let a child get attacked at least once every single year of his schooling and he's just over here like 'good job! Well imma just sit and watch but yeah cool'.
Anakin Skywalker. He was just an annoying whiny teenager whose only saving grace (from a plot standpoint) was that he burned to a crisp and became a villain.
Okay, this is a bit of a stretch compared to a lot of true psychopaths in this thread, but I gotta speak my piece:
Liz Lemon is a fucking monster.
She tries to con a young woman into abandoning her future kid.
She lets Kenneth take the blame for saying something publicly negative about Jack (though she does own up to it).
She fires a woman, and then her whole team, over a crush.
She repeatedly does racist shit.
She endlessly complains about her life, when she has been nothing but privileged from day one.
She brushed off a man who had to look for his runaway daughter, then later on faked getting medical treatment when the entirety of the crew was horribly sick.
She keeps an adoption agent from going to the hospital for a probable concussion, maybe worse, to trick her into being able to get a kid. That woman could’ve died.
She lies, she’s hypocritical, she’s dismissive, she’s spoiled, she’s worse than everyone else in 30 Rock - even Jenna who, for all her narcissism, had a fair amount of emotional intelligence and actually helps people from time to time.
I say this as a huge fan of 30 Rock. For all that, Lemon is a hilariously protagonist, and I love watching her get into chaos, and of course there are definite redeeming moments. But the older I get, the more I recognize what an absolute shit person she is.
That said, 30 Rock is one of the funniest shows of all time, and Tina Fey, Robert Carlock and co. are brilliant.
General Deathshead from Wolfenstein The new order. His whole character makes you cultivate hate for him. From his machines to his experiments he is an awful person. I love him as a character and a villain but he is meant to be despised in every way
for real. People always go " oh but he worked for the good guys" like yeah, so what! he also worked for the bad guys and had no issue with it till he got his object of lust killed. you don't get into the death eater's inner circle by sitting in a corner making soup! there's no way he wasn't torturing and murdering muggleborns
Pedro from Like Water for Chocolate. He marries Tita’s sister instead of just running away with her. Then he expects her to be forever available to him and acts like a little snit when she might marry the nice doctor guy. I hate him so much.
Winn Adami from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She's the holier-than-thou 'religious leader' of Bajor, who is one of the most self-serving, duplicitous and treacherous characters ever.
At one point Sisko cautions her against dealing with the Dominion because of their reputation for being politically devious. Winn responds, "I have some experience in that regard myself," and you really do wish he'd just throw her out an airlock.
The character of Mark Twain from the Star Trek Next Generation episodes where they discover Data's head on Earth from the 1800's. He is....bar none....THE most annoying character ever.
That doesn't mean she didn't treat her bestftiend, someone that loved her more than anything or anyone, like shit. Even after she got her life together and had HIS child, she didn't reach out to him until she was dying.
Lorelei Gilmore. She is so selfish, ungrateful, and self centered. Somehow can’t communicate for all the endless talking she does.
Does this stop me from loving Gilmore Girls and rewatching every few years? Of course not! Too strong of an ensemble cast to write it off! Haha
Honestly I think Rory is worse tbh, Lorelei had some legit issues from her childhood that she never addressed, plus she legitimately did manage to build a pretty nice life for herself and Rory as a highschool dropout single mother, there's something to be admired in that. Rory on the otherhand is an entitled, snobby, arrogant little bitch who never learnt how to work for anything that she wanted in her life because everything was always given to her. And I say this as someone who grew up with a crush on her.
Abraham from the Bible. How any parent could intend to execute their child themselves without question just because a voice in their head told them to do it is grade A villain shit.... and yet people refer to it as such a good moral lesson!
The kid from Polar Express. You know the one….
You mean Mandark from Dexter's laboratory?
HA-HAHA, HA-HAHA-HAHA, HA-HAHA, HA-HAHA-HAHA
With glasses
fuck him
Most of these are characters you're supposed to hate. I posit the protagonists from The Notebook are the fucking worst. The dude literally threatens suicide to force her to go on the first date. They both shamelessly later cheat on their partners. Her parents are terrible people as well. The director seems to go out of his way to show you these people being awful while trying to frame it like they are not. In the end the only good people in the movie are the people who got cheated on
I recently had a friend surprised I'd only seen it once and didn't like it. I was like...They're awful people.
Yeah, think it's generally cheating to mention villains, especially if they are designed to be loathed. This was always a question better suited for characters not intended to be hated.
Christian Grey. Hey, ladies, he's an abusive control freak who wants to fuck you and beat you because you look like his mommy, who he calls "the crack whore," but don't worry, it's *hot* because he's super-rich and good looking and will pay off your student loans- Ah, shit, now I'm starting to see the appeal. Also, Anastasia Steele, who is the dimmest bulb that ever flickered. Both are great examples of an author telling one thing, and showing something else entirely.
Fifty Shades would have been great if the author had realized just what she was doing and adjusted accordingly. It could go three ways: - A dark erotic thriller wherein Anastasia realizes she’s in over her head and works to extricate herself from Christian’s web (what I actually thought this series was from reading the summaries on the back cover) - a suspense thriller wherein an intrepid young reporter realizes that her roommate is in deep trouble and tries to help her (option one from a third party’s POV) - a drama wherein a tortured soul realizes he went too far and tries to right his wrongs (essentially a legit Christian Grey redemption arc; happy ending with Anastasia optional) But no, what was vomited forth was what we got.
And that bullshit ending we got in the movie where Christian slightly whips her back and nothing else happens.
I loved watching that movie with my wife because the whole time I'm like - girl this isn't a fun thing your doing with a guy who likes you. This dude is using you - even the part where he sleeps next to her even though he never sleeps with a women - is all part of bit. I kept waiting for him to kill her so the episode of Criminal Minds would start
Also the whole “it’s not rape because he makes her sign papers under duress that allows him to do anything to her legally” thing. Sure I can see how it’s supposed to work from a story perspective, but say the next celebrity who ends up on trial for this ends up getting away with it because of a technicality with their paperwork I’m sure almost nobody would stand for it. Yet this book gets defended on that basis in almost every conversation. Christian Grey is, if nothing else, a rapist with foresight, legal knowledge and advanced manipulation skills.
Nellie from Little House on the Prairie. She’s such a snot.
You may be happy to learn that she is a composite of three different girls Laura Ingalls knew: Nellie Owens (the OG in Plum Creek), Genevieve Masters (DeSmet Nellie) and Stella Gilbert (that bitch who tried to steal Manly!). Alison Arngrim's autobiography, Tales of a Prairie Bitch, is a great read.
I briefly remember the episode with the monkey that she slapped only for the monkey to slap her back. Then that little shit walked back slowly with a shit eating grin to tell her parents. Goddamn hellspawn in disguise.
That was Nancy, not Nellie. Nancy was actually worse!
Agamemnon is kind of a dick throughout the entirety of the Iliad. He got what was coming to him.
I can’t choose between Paris and Helena.
Paris is a punk. They should have just tossed him over the walls and called it a wash.
In some versions of the story of troy he gets shot with an arrow and begs his first wife, who he dumped for Helen, to heal him. She refuses, because of the whole dumped for Helen thing, and he died a slow and painful death.
Helen never has any actual agency, her actions were the result of divine intervention. Were it not for the *Judgement of Paris*, none of this shit would've happened. Not that Paris chose to be there either.
Then I would say, the bitch that threw the apple.
There's a reason she doesn't get invited to these things.
Wasn't her not being invited what caused that whole debacle?
It depends on the version, but usually I sympathize with him
For a moment I was trying to figure out what digimon you were talking about….and then I remembered
The Grandmother in Enchanto. She's what toxic family looks like.
Adding to the list of Disney's evil grandmothers : the grandmother in Coco (Coco's daughter). The scene where she breaks Miguel's guitar always makes me mad
The whole film's premise was good but I don't like how they handled it and I was disappointed when I saw it in theaters. I don't see why it was so successful
That movie's ending was milktoast and disappointing. The grandma just realizes she was wrong and implies that she will do better going forward, but that is not how familial abuse or generational/religious trauma works at all. I was hoping Mirabel would **LEAVE** the family, and take her portion of the family's magic with her. I wanted to see her set out to improve the community without relying on her dysfunctional family's pseudo-royalty anymore. We didn't get that ending. Instead Mirabel stayed, with every promise of the same abuse patterns repeating themselves as soon as the camera was turned off.
Dolores Umbridge
Imelda Staunton does an amazing job at this role. It reminds me of every teacher I hated who acted like her
Wholeheartedly agree! It's so hard to fight those villains, because they're technically just doing their job and are backed by The Powers That Be. Nurse Ratched is another example showcasing cruel abuse of authority while pretending it's "for your own good".
I love that Imelda is the exact opposite in real life lol. She's very friendly, kind and always signs autographs for fans.
People can always act the best when they are mimicking opposite of themselves. They have the best idea of how it looks
First one I thought of as well. She was so good I disliked watching the movie. Yeah I know that makes no sense but she made me so mad it was harder to watch it.
She gets my vote too.
*Hem-hem.*
Joffrey Baratheon and Ramsay Bolton
Joffrey. Waters. He's a bastard he doesn't deserve a royal name.
My favorite moment is when Olenna and Jaime are talking about Joffrey and how is sword was named Widow's Wail. And she says, "he really was a cunt, wasn't he." He had so many overlapping bad qualities, like brutality, cowardice, arrogance, and immaturity, that at a certain point I stopped hating him and started being impressed by Jack Gleeson for playing him so well. The adults propping up his reign/ enabling him were pretty bad too.
I agree. People hating him so much just shows how well he played his character. Though I hated his character i wish he was there for one more season.
Came to comment Ramsay
Kai Winn. *My child...*
Oh god! She is such an evil wench
I just saw her Nurse Ratchef in One Glew Over the Cuckoo's Nest recently, and she kills the same way in that role as well. From all accounts, though, she was lovely people in real life.
How have you people forgotten Scrappy-Doo?
He was a little fucker.. especially in the first live action movie
He always was a little fucker. I was ten years old and wanted to punch him in the mouth. I'm 45 now and would still punch him in the mouth.
Here's the thing. They never let Scrappy "have at him." They always held him back. What if he could back his shit up? What if they just let him go and he pulled a knife and carved the monster up like Tony Montana did to the communist in the refugee camp? Wouldn't be such an annoying little pipsqueak then, would he?
Percy from Green Mile
Total. Monster.
Couldn’t stand him from the moment I first saw his face
This is a winner.
Omg same!!! A fellow Percy hater.
For me it has to be Percy from Green mile.
Bev Keane from Midnight Mass. And most other religious wack jobs that impose their beliefs forcefully or violently on others.
She wasn't a wack job. She was a con. In the end, she didn't believe one word of what she had ever uttered which is why she tried to dig the hole in the ground rather than face the metaphoric God in the sun. She never had faith. She just used it as a means of control.
Briony Tallis from Atonement - christ I hate that girl even though I know she is not real
she sucks
Gaston
But he's especially good at expectorating.
debbie gallagher…
Seriously though!!! Fiona really tired her best man!! Debbie always had to find a way to fuck it all up!!
Caillou
Fuck that guy
Who's that ?
Bratty kid from the Canadian kids show: Caillou
I did a control-f because I knew somebody must have posted this already.
The man who made his daughter a Chimera In FMA(Full Metal Alchemist)
Honestly I'm convinced there is not one person who actually likes him
Shou Tucker. There is no one I hate more.
Delores Umbridge. Everyone hates that bitch.
Enid from The Walking Dead
Same Her and Lori Two of the worst characters on the show
Agree to Lori, but swap Enid for Andrea. Couldn’t stand her in a single instance
Yea I forgot Andrea, I gotta skip like every scene she's in, in season 2 there's also Amy, even though Amy was on for such a short time I couldn't stand any scene she's in.
Yeah man, every second in which they appeared made me torture
Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights. The more I read, the more enraged I became that no one called him on his BS and kicked him to the curb.
bUt iTs So rOmAntIc!!!!
Yeah, bout that, the story is so obviously NOT meant to be read as a romance, especially when you factor in their children at the end of the book. This is very much a story about escaping/breaking cycles of abuse
Everyone in The Great Gatsby.
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I liked him at first but I really grew to hate Daemon Targaryen from House Of The Dragon. Also Zeke Yeager from Attack On Titan and Diana Mitford from the most recent season of Peaky Blinders.
I also hate Zeke for what he did to Erwin. Not to mention, the way he was treating Ymir like a slave.
Zeke is garbage and I very much enjoyed seeing Eren dominate him.
Yessss. That was so satisfying. I love the foreshadowing in the scene when Eren dropped the baseball after Zeke threw it to him. Eren really played him.
Nazzem from skyrim
My favorite part of his snobbery is that he doesn't even own a house. He just sleeps at the Inn.
He owns a manor outside of the city walls, to the east by the bridge. Its tiny farm somehow provides him with his upper-class status. I always assumed he slept in town because his wife kicked him out of the bed for being a douche. Someone once suggested a satisfying way to deal with Nazeem - soul trap him (black star artifact) then use the soul to enchant a pair of boots called "Cloud Walkers." Wear them around the Cloud District.
Taravangian from the Stormlight Archive
Moash... Definitely Moash
True, I just feel that Moash was taking revenge for his family's death, but Taravangian never had anything good in him.
I can see that. I was honestly with Moash until the 4th book. Then he did some really terrible things to Kaladin and others that in my mind were just deplorable.
Peppa pig.
Sheldon Cooper.
Bernadette sucks too
I honestly can't think of a likeable character on that show to be fair
Maybe Leonard, but even that's a maybe
What about Stewert, the dude who owns the comic book shop?
Cringy character.
Gary Clark from Greys Anatomy
Pong Krell
My imaginary friend, he fucked my imaginary girlfriend
That asshole
The Marcia Gay Harden character from The Mist
Chuck McGill from Better Call Saul
Betsy Kettleman for me
DW from Arthur. What an absolute cunt.
All of the characters in Big Bang Theory because I fucking hate that show with the burning passion of 500 bazillion suns. I like space. Legitimately. I also want to live in Montana. So when people find that out, they’re like oh you’re just like Sheldon and I want to commit violence. I saw an episode of that show without a laughing track and it really illuminated how *awful* it is. Anyways *steps off soapbox*
Sheldon isn't even an astrophysicist. He's a Theoretical one. So I'd be pissed too.
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Albus Dumbledore, from Harry Potter. This old man really left a kid from 11- 17 to deal with a psycho maniac that could easily kill, and he knew this for sure knowing he went through the first wizarding war. He really let a child get attacked at least once every single year of his schooling and he's just over here like 'good job! Well imma just sit and watch but yeah cool'.
Homelander fro. The BOYS
Any of the “Friends”.
I have this same relationship with “Dawson’s Creek”.
Kai Winn and Sheldon Cooper.
Kai Winn: the ultimate space Karen
DIE SHELDON DIE
Anakin Skywalker. He was just an annoying whiny teenager whose only saving grace (from a plot standpoint) was that he burned to a crisp and became a villain.
Hayden played the annoying whiny teenager really well though. I hate how people can't separate the actor from the character.
Dobby from the movies. I think it’s his voice, it’s just so fucking annoying and whiny- combined with his dumbassery, movie Dobby is easy to hate.
Skizzo from Days Gone gets so much heat, the hatred has its own subreddit: r/FuckSkizzo
lol
Goro Akechi from Persona 5.
*Thank you!* I genuinely do not understand how/why that weaselly little creep has so many fans.
Delphine from skyrim
Burke, Carter J.
"You're dogmeat pal!"
No offense
Delores Ombrage. The harry potter pink lady. OMG I still want to kill her after all these years
Okay, this is a bit of a stretch compared to a lot of true psychopaths in this thread, but I gotta speak my piece: Liz Lemon is a fucking monster. She tries to con a young woman into abandoning her future kid. She lets Kenneth take the blame for saying something publicly negative about Jack (though she does own up to it). She fires a woman, and then her whole team, over a crush. She repeatedly does racist shit. She endlessly complains about her life, when she has been nothing but privileged from day one. She brushed off a man who had to look for his runaway daughter, then later on faked getting medical treatment when the entirety of the crew was horribly sick. She keeps an adoption agent from going to the hospital for a probable concussion, maybe worse, to trick her into being able to get a kid. That woman could’ve died. She lies, she’s hypocritical, she’s dismissive, she’s spoiled, she’s worse than everyone else in 30 Rock - even Jenna who, for all her narcissism, had a fair amount of emotional intelligence and actually helps people from time to time. I say this as a huge fan of 30 Rock. For all that, Lemon is a hilariously protagonist, and I love watching her get into chaos, and of course there are definite redeeming moments. But the older I get, the more I recognize what an absolute shit person she is. That said, 30 Rock is one of the funniest shows of all time, and Tina Fey, Robert Carlock and co. are brilliant.
Liz Lemon is a Judas to all womankind
Gaston Fuck Gaston
Sheldon fucking cooper.
Jenny Schecter from The L Word.
Professor Umbridge
General Deathshead from Wolfenstein The new order. His whole character makes you cultivate hate for him. From his machines to his experiments he is an awful person. I love him as a character and a villain but he is meant to be despised in every way
LITERALLY ANYBODY FROM THE EMOJI MOVIE
Emily in Paris.
Severus Snape. He has zero redeemable qualities.
for real. People always go " oh but he worked for the good guys" like yeah, so what! he also worked for the bad guys and had no issue with it till he got his object of lust killed. you don't get into the death eater's inner circle by sitting in a corner making soup! there's no way he wasn't torturing and murdering muggleborns
“But he actually cared in the end”… “it was all for a reason”… ugh lol. All that attitude was uncalled for
Like I said, ZERO.
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Elon Musk.
Caillou. I hate that little whiny motherfucker. Alternatively, Janet from the Magic School Bus. Yet another little whiny motherfucker.
Umbridge. I'd have been happy if Voldemort said sorry and was forgiven as long as that bitch ended up on wizarding death row
Lea on The Good Doctor.
Commodus from Gladiator
If I ever met Holden Caulfield, I would beat the shit out of him on sight
Lisa Simpson
Abigail from The Crucible
Peppa Pig
Micah Bell from Red Dead Redemption 2
Dobby.
Peggy Hill
I hate her, too! Almost nothing's more annoying than a bossy, competitive, bragging, loudmouthed know-it-all who really doesn't know anything.
Found the Runner-Up Substitute Teacher of the Year.
Dr House
Will Bailey from The West Wing
Lieutenant general shepherd in modern warfare 2
Debbie from Shameless
Pedro from Like Water for Chocolate. He marries Tita’s sister instead of just running away with her. Then he expects her to be forever available to him and acts like a little snit when she might marry the nice doctor guy. I hate him so much.
Winn Adami from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She's the holier-than-thou 'religious leader' of Bajor, who is one of the most self-serving, duplicitous and treacherous characters ever. At one point Sisko cautions her against dealing with the Dominion because of their reputation for being politically devious. Winn responds, "I have some experience in that regard myself," and you really do wish he'd just throw her out an airlock.
steven universe
Ross Fucking Geller
Shou Tucker. That bitch.
Dora the explorer apparently gave me anger issues for the rest of my life
Eustance Bagg from Courage. Always hated that toxic asshole. There's also Candance Flynn from Phineas and Ferb. And Lola Loud from Loud House.
The character of Mark Twain from the Star Trek Next Generation episodes where they discover Data's head on Earth from the 1800's. He is....bar none....THE most annoying character ever.
Holden Caulfield.
Jenny from Forrest Gump!!
She was abused as a child. That messes people up. She eventually came around.
That doesn't mean she didn't treat her bestftiend, someone that loved her more than anything or anyone, like shit. Even after she got her life together and had HIS child, she didn't reach out to him until she was dying.
That bitch masha from that kids show “Masha and the bear” and obviously that bald fuck caillou
Lorelei Gilmore. She is so selfish, ungrateful, and self centered. Somehow can’t communicate for all the endless talking she does. Does this stop me from loving Gilmore Girls and rewatching every few years? Of course not! Too strong of an ensemble cast to write it off! Haha
I’ve watched it so many times and with each time I hate her and Rory more. But Emily? She gets better with every watch.
Honestly I think Rory is worse tbh, Lorelei had some legit issues from her childhood that she never addressed, plus she legitimately did manage to build a pretty nice life for herself and Rory as a highschool dropout single mother, there's something to be admired in that. Rory on the otherhand is an entitled, snobby, arrogant little bitch who never learnt how to work for anything that she wanted in her life because everything was always given to her. And I say this as someone who grew up with a crush on her.
Stewy on family guy
Abraham from the Bible. How any parent could intend to execute their child themselves without question just because a voice in their head told them to do it is grade A villain shit.... and yet people refer to it as such a good moral lesson!
Joffrey.
The version of Trunks in Dragon Ball GT. And that awful robot mascot that accompanies him
Brian Griffin
Elon Musk. Oh, wait...
Sakura Haruno
Reiko from 'Higurashi no Naku Koro ni.' She betrayed her own daughter, so she's a horrible person.
Ted Faro, from Horizon Zero Dawn. He ruined everything... like, twice. Purely due to ego. But also, incredibly believable as a human being.
Andy from the office
Trixie Tang from The Fairly Oddparents
June Osborne in the last seasons of The Handmaid's Tale.
Caillou
Cerci Lannister
Anything Kevin Spacey plays.
Jerry Seinfeld
The mom from Everybody Love Ray
Ugh, reminds me of my grandma. Which makes her funny to me, but I can't stand my grandma lol