Characters you don't like.

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Kind of weird, but I actually hate Buffy from Buffy the Vampire Slayer... because she insulted one of the potential slayers in "Get It Done" after the poor girl (Chloe) committed suicide. I was very disappointed by that episode.

Also, she's a total b***h to Andrew, a character who I feel strongly protective towards. In the context, it makes sense, he's a total nuisance, but I hate her for treating him like dirt.

Drew Carey. The entire character. Don't see how this man is a comedian. Most of the time when i see him do anything "funny", i have this strange crooked look on my face... And the audience laughs.

Sitcoms... All... What a waist of a life watching that garbage. You may as well waste your life in rushour traffic. You would get as much out of it. Maybe more.

Crime shows... All... They bounce around from character to character, crime investigation, to investagation, add a few trivial events, interrupt it with a bunch of crap commercials about things you would never buy, unless you get brainwashed buy a commercial, and when it is all over, you wonder what the hell just happened, and realize that ALL of it means nothing. Useless worthless garble.

Sports... All... Escape to fantasy. Another trival, pointless, useless matter. Playing them is different, or maybe watching someone you actually know.

daisy duck has three children...."april" "may" and "june"

i really have an ingrained hatred for "june". i don't know why

Twister, in "Lark Rise to Candleford" REALLY gets on my nerves, sometimes!!

April May and June were Daisy Duck's nieces, not her children. They are basically the female versions of Huey Dewy and Louie, Donald Duck's nephews. There seems to be an some rule in Duckburg and other fictional towns in Disney cartoons that children can't be raised by their biological parents.

I don't have much love for any of the characters, and I've got to confess that Stella leaves me cold... she's every bit as scary as Paul Spector. Maybe that's the point.

The bad guy from Jurassic World. Not just because he was rude and obnoxious but also because he was badly-written without any real motivation.

I tried watching "Amazing World of Gumball" but two things made me not like it. 1. there's no jokes or humor at all and 2. Richard. I cant be the only one who is tired of the "idiotic bumbling dad" cliché right? Well, Richard takes this cliché and combines it with a dash of Peter Griffin, who is one of my most hated characters in cartoon history. So Richard is both a horrible dad and a terrible character.

Anything from scripted TV, better known as reality TV. So we are talking anything from Big Brother to Kitchen/Renovation/Survivor fucktard.

I just wanna give the producers/writers/cast an injection of 5sec worth of my thought patterns & watch them convulse, foam at the mouth, scream in endless fervour of clinical insanity of what they couldnt possibly comprehend. Which ultimately leads them to be involuntary organ donors for scientific analysis.

I'd be lying if I said that Richard didn't start off as being an annoying walking cliche when I started watching the show, but there was one episode (that I can't remember the name of) where it was revealed that he came from a background where his mother was so controlling that he became what he was now, unable to think for himself and I even thought it was kind of funny when she became that controlling over her grandchildren and Gumball's mom tries to fight her controlling attitude. There's even a funny joke in the episode The Job where, if Richard were to get a job, the fabric of reality would collapse.

I love that show myself, but I can sorta see why other people wouldn't like it.

O.K. I don't know how many Bronies/Pegasisters have seen My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Legend Of Everfree yet (I got to see it a full week before it came to Netflix thanks to the beautiful community on YouTube who shared it in English when it aired in Brazil), but I absolutely despise the character Timber Spruce. This is the guy that they're trying to pass off as Sci-Twi's boyfriend to push out Flash Sentry and he's even worse. While Flash doesn't have much in the realm of a personality (though I still enjoy him in spite of that), Timber is just annoying, cocky, and trying way too hard to be the hip, cool guy. There was one scene where Sci-Twi nearly fell on a broken part of a dock and Timber caught her before saying "I know I'm attractive, but you don't have to fall for me all the time." I literally face-palmed that moment was so terrible. I'm sorry, but Twilight deserves better than him.

Senator Joseph Paine and James Taylor (Mr. Smith Goes to Washington)

Maria Hill (Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2)

Can we talk about characters from books we don't like? (Sorry if this is answered earlier, I didn't read the entire thread)

If so, my most hated character is Celaena Sardothian from Sarah J. Maas' "Throne of Glass." She is the definition of a Mary Sue. She's completely obsessed with herself and how "awesome" she is, and she'll remind you of that through the whole book. She'll tell you about all the awesome things she's capable of doing, but very rarely will she actually do them. When she actually does do anything, she usually fails at it and makes excuses as to why it's not her fault. I mean, she's supposed to be the most feared assassin in the world, and yet when someone trips her during a training spar she accuses him of cheating. The worst part is, against all reason the entire world pretty much bends over backwards to accommodate her vanity. Everyone is in awe of her, despite how she never does anything, two handsome men immediately fall in love with her, and the only people who don't like her are, of course, evil people who eat puppies and orphan meat.

Vince Stone from "The Big Heat." He burned a woman's hand with a cigar, then threw hot coffee in his girlfriend's face.

Luke Skywalker - very whiny.