TVOM: "Although it’s an endlessly common trait with female characters, there are few entities on television able to make “neurotic” an endearing character trait. Those that can – Annie Edison on Community, Schmidt on New Girl – usually achieve it through informing the audience of that character’s behavior, traumas from their past that accentuate unlikable traits when in stressful situations. At points, Black-ish has painted both Bow and Dre as neurotic people, yet has done a poor job defining where these neuroses stem from – something it does yet again in “The Real World,” treating Bow’s insecurities as a punch line for 20 minutes, then retro-fitting some empathy for her behavior in the final two minutes, creating yet another half-hour of Black-ish where man and wife undermine each other for the sake of selfish, empty pursuits."
Chillopedia: Sometimes, the most hated characters seen on TV can fall into either side of the spectrum. So, here are 15 of the most hated TV characters of all time.
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