Not all television show characters can be good guys, but sometimes a character is so villainous or unlikeable we truly love to hate them. A recent internet survey asked, “Which sitcom character was the worst human being EVER?” Here are the top 21 replies.
Eric Cartman (South Park)
“I can’t think of anybody worse than Eric Cartman. If we’re just talking body count, Cartman beats Bundy, Dahmer, and Gacy combined. For sheer gruesomeness, feeding a boy his own parents is awfully abhorrent. He’s also tried his hand at outright genocide.”
“When he finds out that he killed his biological dad, Cartman cries. Not because he fed his dad to his half-brother but because he’s half-ginger. That’s evil.”
Todd Packer (The Office)
“He only came back into the office just to give everyone laxatives or drugs or whatever was in those cupcakes. Plus, he took a dump in Michael’s office.”
“I honestly wish Michael had actually stood up to him when he finally realized what a bad guy he was, but I was happy he encouraged him to fall for Jim and Dwight’s prank.”
Peter Griffin (Family Guy)
“He is genuinely a terrible human being, and I’m convinced his exploits are supported by Lois’ parents secretly giving them money.”
“He’s an awful person. He can barely stand his wife unless she’s in bed with him, and he wants her family’s money, knows nothing about his children, straight up HATES Meg and blatantly abuses her, and is perpetually drunk and underachieving.”
Mona-Lisa Saperstein (Parks and Recreation)
“She’s the worst. The worst in the world. Source: her brother, Jean-Ralphio.”
“Whoever cast Jenny Slate in that role is a genius!”
“She somehow makes Jean-Ralphio look better by comparison. I love them both. They’re so unhinged and chaotically entertaining despite being horrible people.”
Malcolm (Malcolm in the Middle)
“Dude tried to go one week without being a jerk, and it went so against his nature that he started coughing blood. I loved that little guy.”
“Drove his own father crazy enough that he went into a psychotic meltdown and dreamed he was the best meth cooker ever.”
Frank & Dennis (It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia)
“I love the characters, but they are the worst two in a group of terrible people.”
“I definitely vote for Dennis. Frank isn’t nearly as twisted.”
“People always say this every time this comes up. Frank fed people to people.”
Ted Mosby (How I Met Your Mother)
“I have always hated him. When he said, “Oh, I need to find the one and get love; I’ll just seduce 50 women and tell my kids about it while looking down on my friend who does the exact same thing but doesn’t hide it.” How uncool!”
“I’m going to try dating an ex. I mean, I did break up with her on her birthday by machine and left her emotionally devastated. But I’m sure that won’t happen again.”
Gina (Brooklyn Nine-nine)
“My big issue was the fact that she never faced any meaningful consequences for her behavior. If anything, she was almost always rewarded for it and just seemed to win or be the higher authority who solved every problem.”
“The entire time I was watching, I was waiting for Amy to confront her or Holt to fire her. Neither of those things happened, and I was so disappointed.”
Susan (Friends)
“She had no problems being with Carol, even though she knew she was married to him, and referred to him as ‘The Sperm Donor.’ Not nice.”
“She attempted to keep a father from his son and was always vitriolic and sarcastic.”
“I really tried not to hate Susan, but when she convinced Carol to redact Ross’s last name from Ben, that’s where I lost it. It’s Ross’s kid more than yours!”
Marie (Everyone Loves Raymond)
“You could easily turn that show into a terrifyingly accurate psychological horror story about what it’s like living in a family ruled by a malignant narcissist. I’ve enjoyed hating characters in shows before, but sweet Jesus, that character makes my skin crawl.”
“I’ve never been able to watch that show because of how much she reminds me of my grandmother. Not in a good way.”
Carrie Bradshaw (Sex And The City)
“I was looking for this one! The fact she was genuinely mad at Charlotte for not offering to buy her apartment for her… she was nothing short of demonic.”
“She was so narcissistic. She could turn any conversation around to be about her.”
Jay’s Dad (The Inbetweeners)
“Spot on – Jay’s dad isn’t on screen much in the show, but you can still immediately tell why Jay acts how he does.”
“He particularly resonates in a British context because everyone knew a dad like him.”
Malory Archer (Archer)
“She was a terrible mother and a horrible boss. Not to mention greedy and self-centered. Nobody in the show is a good person, but I think she’s the worst.”
“I was explaining the premise recently: Imagine you have every type of unpleasant person in your life combined into one show forced to put up with each other, but it’s a cartoon about spies. And Malory is the worst of the worst.”
Bojack Horseman (Bojack Horseman)
“He is a grade-A nasty man, but that’s kind of the point.”
“That show and this character made me so conflicted. Should I consider him a depraved sack of turd or a terribly confused man trying to find meaning?”
Lucille Bluth (Arrested Development)
“RIP Jessica Walter. I was always hoping they’d come back for another season, but I can’t imagine one without her. She was horribly brilliant.”
“Every character on Arrested Development was a horrible person, although some bothered to try to hide it. Lucille did not.”
Pierce Hawthorne (Community)
“100% agree! Glad to see a few community-related posts on this thread!”
“Crazy, paranoid, impotent?? You’re going to badmouth the genius who wrote Hawthorne’s moist towelettes jingle?”
“He was a self-absorbed jerk, but all the characters were bad people. In the season 3 Halloween episode, it’s revealed they’re all psychopaths except Abed.”
Frank (Shameless)
“He is charming but morally bankrupt and has no regard for anyone except himself.”
“After his transplant, the parents of the man he got the liver from invite Frank to celebrate their son’s gift. He pours a glass of wine for himself and starts sharing his estimate for how long he can live on his new liver while continuing to drink!”
Arnold Rimmer (Red Dwarf)
“I vote for Rimmer. Even on his good days, he was a truly horrible worm.”
“Kryten: Sir, they’ve taken Mister Rimmer! Cat: Quick, let’s get out of here before they bring him back!”
“Red Dwarf wouldn’t be half as good without him, though. He is essential. He’s up there with my favorite hilariously unlikeable characters of all time.”
Madeline Wuntch (Brooklyn Nine-nine)
“I was wondering why all the birds have suddenly stopped singing.”
“Agreed. The way she straight up sexually assaults Holt, and it’s made out to be funny, is so disturbing. The Vulture is a close second, though.”
George Costanza
“He is a sorry excuse for a human, but he’s supposed to be, and he is somehow both one of the best and worst characters in sitcom history because of that.”
“It’s a testament to how good Jason Alexander was in that role that we still rooted for George despite how awful he was.”
“Greedy, neurotic, vain, lazy, stupid, entitled, selfish, ignorant, fat, cowardly, self-centered, irritable, condescending, cheap, etc. What’s not to love here?”
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