Pretty much any character on the Liberty Mutual commercials...

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The hot dog vendor that pulls out a wet teddy bear!
How stupid is that?

Murder She Wrote. Nosy old broad. Yep, can't stand her. Columbo, that guy's great. I love the "I'll make you underestimate me and the crush you" thing.

Matlock, I can't remember the last time that I saw one.

Yes, the Bo and Duke replacements. Nope.

Sharona was definitely much better, but the new one was CUTE!

Agreed, the Dick Sargent wasn't a good Darrin.

I'm pretty sure the problem is the actor not the character. That guy is miserable in everything he's ever done.

Yeah, in retrospect, I think I was being a little hard on Columbo. ;)

But, overall, now I'm stalking my wife's English murder mysteries. Can't think of any specific one at the moment, but, there's always some small english town with a population of about 15 people, and every week someone gets murdered, and the local detectives have to solve it. The person who seems guilty never is. The person who seems innocent, even inviting the detectives in for a spot of tea- yup- there's your killer right there.

Statistically, whole town should be dead, or in jail by mid season. I make fun of my wife when she watches, and then gives me the evil eye. She kicks me out. Prolly why I spend so much time on PP.

Okay- now you got me thinking. This falls under an American version of the British theme.

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Longmire! - Not Longmire himself, he's a super cool badass.

I just don't like "The Res", or anyone on that pesky reservation. I think Lou Diamond Phillips is always getting up in Longmire's face about "the res"

"wa wa wahhh Res this... Res that" -so hes' on my s#$ list. :D

I don't htink he was really acting in anything he has been in. At least in Eureka he was cast as a jerk.

I have whole shows and not enough space to list here but some of the worst offenders that weren't intended to be disliked would be Big Bang Theory, Seinfeld, Two and a Half Men. There are a ton I have not watched and don't care to try.

Thanks, Craig. She was in both Doris Day movies I watched last night. "The Thrill of it all" and "The Glass Bottom Boat". In character too!

I also found this little inspiring bio.

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Don't forget Peter Stormare as "Chance Gilbert". He's great in everything he's done...

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Who is their target audience? Every time I see one of their commercials it makes me want to do business with them less.

that soft neurotic nerdy guy with the squeaky voice on the big bang show who is into super heroes
He is the grand collection of masculine humiliation

[QUOTE=craigster59;11278104]Don't forget Peter Stormare as "Chance Gilbert". He's great in everything he's done...


Fargo..unforgettable in that movie.

Or...in his role as the German in 'un-pimp my automobile.'

B.J. Honeycutt.

Might've liked him even less than Charles Winchester ...and that's saying something.

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More than Frank Burns?

I actually kinda liked ol' Weasel Face, particularly when compared to his replacement.

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Yuk.

You folks are aging yourselves....

The most evil and gave me the most night terror's as a child....

Mrs. Harriet Oleson, her evil daughter Nellie, and her evil step-daughter Nancy from "Little House on the Prairie."

Mike drop.....

Hey, I grew up on a ranch.

I got up at 5am, did my chores, then caught a tiny van (shut-up) (Dad rode a horse no $hit for that leg of the trip) to ride ten miles down out of the hill's, to catch a real, big size, yellow, real, school bus. In which, for my younger day's, I finally got to meet all the wonderful city/town kids for grade school.

All of them were friggin Oleson's in my head if they didn't have cow$**** on their boots. Then I discovered I was preppie compared to the kid's from Granite. Those kid's in that camp, bathed in a creek with lamp-rays in it. I was suddenly down checked by the kids who didn't know what TV was. -WW

Ps. On a whim e-search Granite, Oregon. Those kid's I schooled with were more rugged than the Durkee, kids I'd call shipmate's if we sailed.

I've got a contemporary one...Erin Reagan from Blue Bloods. What an arrogant self righteous know it all, and Danny...well he's the Det you hate to love.

Any character on the Progressive Insurance commercials. Especially, Flo.