Who is a character from a movie or show that you can’t stand despite they are not the antagonist?

[Chazmatazz269]

We’re not supposed to like the antagonist; not usually anyway. Sometimes the protagonist is just despicable though. I do not like John Dutton of “Yellowstone”. He might be the protagonist, but he’s a f*cking villain. On that note, i don’t like much of anyone in that series. They’re pretty much all hateful and antisocial POS.
Sometimes it’s not even the main protagonist or antagonist but some supporting character who just gets under your skin. I’m looking at Angela of “Landman”, our protagonist Tommy’s ex-wife/love interest. She is a horribly toxic and abusive woman; entitled and pushy, moody and hot tempered, spoiled and generally unnecessarily disagreeable in almost every way and most of the time. I cringe at nearly every scene with that wicked b*tch. More so in the scenes where Tommy lets her abuse him verbally and physically. Or any of the other men she kicks around because their old skool nonsense dictates that they don’t smack a b*tch no matter how much she deserves it.
How about you? Who is a character that you can’t stand even though they’re not the primary antagonist or villain?

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[Anonymous]

Now you're pissing me off. That woman on Yellowstone ruins that whole show for me, I just can't watch it, and the one on Land Man ruins that show for me also, though for her I just fast-forward through her stupid, stupid scenes and then figure out from context what's supposed to be going on.

If the producers knew this they would be mortified, you're supposed to have edgy characters the audience roots for whether they're good or bad, like Demi Moore, she handles her part perfectly. And why why why did they kill off Donald Draper? This was the first good part he's had since Mad Men.

You're not supposed to hate them (the actress and the character) because they're detestable, you're supposed to love hating them because they play their evil part so deliciously.

There are some shows that have completely bad casts like The Bear, they are all so undeservedly full of themselves, and now they're getting slapped down at the awards shows because of it, and some shows the cast is perfection like the first few years of The Crown.

Also I have a question about Land Man, the snotty Latina chick, why is she having to work at a bar at 5am when that boyfriend just got her family $1 million each for the death of the husband? I figure they have at least $10 million combined. Even in a bad CD that's $300,000 a year, but she's complaining because she has to go out and earn $100 a night “just to survive.”

[Chazmatazz269]

They literally discuss that in the show. Ariana declares that the money belongs to Miguel, her son. I respect that perspective. Additionally, her new beau is on the brink of his own great wealth and she decides that she doesn’t want to be his trophy wife. She wants to work and live in a modest home near her family. I respect that too. She does have too much unnecessary attitude and some toxic traits herself. But i find her significantly more tolerable than Angie.

[Anonymous]

For Yellowstone I never liked Monica. First I didn't like her because of mouthy native American ass. I was glad when that kid inadvertently punched her and gave her the brain hemmorage. Later on I didn't like her because of the hold she had on Casey. But I warmed up to her a little bit in later episodes.

[msc545]

I can't stand Angela in Landsman either. She's annoying, difficult, arrogant, and offensive. On the other hand, her daughter Ainsley - I just have the hots for that woman. She's absolutely fucking gorgeous. She's also cute and sweet, apparently.

[msc545]

Thanks for MHO

[Hagar88]

Rory Gilmore from the Gilmore girls.

Monica from Yellowstone.

Taylor from billions

Landman's daughter

Sansa and Arya stark

Roman succession

Yeniffer the witcher