15 Insufferable TV Characters Who Should Be Killed Off
We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us which TV characters were just SO bad they should’ve been killed off. Here’s what they said:
1.
Xavier Thorpe from Wednesday, who was pretentious, kinda cringe, and just the worst love interest option ever.
2.
Owen Hunt from Grey’s Anatomy, who is somehow always screaming at the women he’s dating or married to because they don’t always agree with him.
3.
Debbie Gallagher from Shameless, who lied about taking birth control and tricked her boyfriend into getting her pregnant.
4.
April Nardini from Gilmore Girls, whose sole purpose was to break up Lorelai and Luke, and added nothing at all to the show’s plot.
5.
Nathan Shelley from Ted Lasso, who was such a whiny, mean-spirited asshole that viewers couldn’t stand watching him onscreen.
6.
Sarah Bunting from Downton Abbey, who was so problematic, she gave “Marxist Feminist suffragettes a bad name.”
7.
Malick D. from Elite, who totally manipulated Nadia to get to her brother, and then got him to cheat on his boyfriend, who was suffering from cancer.
8.
Roland Schitt from Schitt’s Creek, who was so painfully obnoxious, that he made people not want to continue watching the series.
9.
Andy Bernard from The Office, who was an unfunny crybaby and too self-centered to be enjoyable.
10.
Ani from 13 Reasons Why, who kept trying to defend Bryce Walker for sexually assaulting women.
11.
Vanessa Abrams from Gossip Girl
12.
Robin Scherbatsky from How I Met Your Mother, who was selfish, irritating, and kind of a pick-me girl.
13.
Landon Kirby from Legacies, who was painfully boring and constantly got himself into trouble, especially when he knew he couldn’t save himself.
14.
Dan Humphrey from Gossip Girl, who was so whiny and self-involved that it was actually so fucked up that he was revealed to be Gossip Girl.
15.
Finally, Che Diaz from …And Just Like That, who added literally nothing to the show except unnecessary relationship drama for Miranda and was straight-up annoying.
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