Haven't seen it posted yet, but I wanna get ahead of the inevitable mention...
Skylar White went above and beyond for Walt, she was a queen put in an impossible situation where she did the best anyone could've. People hate on Sky but however she was (just another) woman trapped with a violent and dangerous man trying to stay afloat to protect her kids.
If you think Sky was the worst part of Breaking Bad, then you didn't understand the show.
Shut up, Westley.
E: corrected 😅
I could never stand Gina from Brooklyn 99
Replacement characters traditionally have a tough time:
Dr. Pulaski on STTNG. "PMS removedface" some called her.
The replacement Duke brothers cousins.
Chrissie (Suzanne Somers) replacement on Three's Company. And the replacement for the Ropers wasn't that great either.
Edit: The character of Jenny on Unhappily Ever After. She was played by Stephanie Hodge, and she was supposed to be the star of the show. Everyone hated her character, and she eventually got written off, came back as a ghost, and then abruptly left again.
The series was initially written as a starring vehicle for Hodge, whose character Jennifer was the focus of the first few episodes. However, the series soon turned its focus to Jack Malloy, a schizophrenic, alcoholic, and lazy husband who was kicked out of the house in the pilot episode. ... By the show's third season, Tiffany Malloy had become the breakout character, and Cox became the de facto co-star of the show along with Pierson.
In the fourth season, producers decided to kill off Jennifer's character, but returned her as a ghost. After continuing to torment her family as a poltergeist known as "Dead Mom", the Malloys realize that the show doesn't work without Jennifer as their common enemy. Jennifer is then brought back to life after a metafictional sequence, commonly used in the show, in which a network executive enters the house and explains to the characters that, due to the jokes no longer being funny, "Dead Mom" is no longer dead. Jennifer then returns and is overjoyed to be restored to life, until she sees the gigantic mess the family left for her to clean up. Jennifer throws a massive temper tantrum and vows to take terrible revenge. Nevertheless, Hodge decided to leave the show anyway, and several episodes after Jennifer's "resurrection", she eloped with a lesbian lover and was never seen again.
Jarjar Binks
Donald Trump in Home alone?
Wesley Crusher.
A whole host of women on Supernatural who fans were supposed to ship with the main characters but who ended up rather same-y and at best were met with indifference. It got better in later seasons but never really good.
#Justice4CharlieAndEileen
Cousin Oliver, the harbinger of doomed sitcoms.
The new characters in LOST who were part of the plane crash but only introduced in Season 3. Everyone hated them immediately, and just when they get their backstory and have a bit of character, they're killed off halfway through the season.
What did anyone else think of Captain Janeway? I liked her, but I've heard more than one person say they couldn't stand listening to her, like they thought she sounded too bossy or something.
Mark Brendanawicz in Parks and Rec. I think he was supposed to be the calm and sensible one in a cast of looney, but good lord he was boring. I guess people didn't necessarily hate him, but he was so bland they just forgot him. He never made any more appearances after leaving, and was never mentioned. Even in an episode where Ann is reminiscing about her past boyfriends, they didn't mention him because he was so unlikeable that the writers forgot about him.
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