Festus on 'Gunsmoke."

Acting in The Apprentice.

Truly annoying...

It's more annoying when it is unintentional in my opinion.

Really! What the heck was that guy thinking?
Beautiful wife who could make life ultra easy, so he controls her?
Dope!

And, yes, I do believe he's playing a character (while still being truly evil to the core).

Stunned as a horse's arse!

Was pretty annoying also. 🙄

First Wagon Train then trickle down

Made Arnold look like Laurence Olivier!

Perhaps I should have written "Ahnold"

the character of Erin is sooooooooooo incredibly annoying to me. They made her so stupid!

My first choice

I refuse to say his name.

Gilligan on Gilligan's Island. He was kind-hearted which I appreciated, but so annoying. I liked the rest of the castaways.

Annoying show. Annoying character.

though she’s not as likable. But can see why a lot of folks would prefer something else.

I can’t watch the first season of NYPD Blue(a show I LOVE) because I can’t stand him. Never could. Don’t know why, but it is visceral.

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I was afraid to admit it because she is such a comic icon. When I was a little kid I couldn't understand why she acted so stupidly and like a baby.

See my post #55.

Fred, Ethyl and Ricky I could tolerate

On CSI Miami, every time he'd pose for the camera and remove his sunglasses, I so wanted to punch his face!!

of ol' Horatio in one of the funniest episodes of SPN called Changing Channels.

The removal of the sunglasses, the look, the head angle, the stupid murder pun... it was perfect every time they did it.

Add: Found it!

Goober.

Anyone portrayed by Parley Baer.

Ye gawds, I detested that show.

Gina from Brooklyn 99. I can not stand her character and do not find her funny at all.

They were all low key narcissists bordering on possible sociopathy. That said, I did enjoy the show. For Friends, I thought Joey and Chandler were funny but didn’t like the other four.

That voice! That stupidity!

As a child I lived within walking distance to 3 movie theaters and saw just about everything. I knew The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, The Shakiest Gun in the West, and The Incredible Mr. Limpet were going to suck even before I saw them. God he was an annoying actor. Heard he was a putz in his personal life.

...I detested the way that character had to act stupid and be manipulative/sneaky in order to get what she wanted.

Add any other female character where the woman had to play dumb or was actually written to be not very bright.

Add Don Knott's portrayal of Barney Fife to my list, and Gomer and Goober. And pretty much anything played by Jerry Lewis.

It often seemed to me that Jerry Lewis was mocking people with physical and intellectual disabilities when he would don his oversized glasses and fake misaligned teeth.

From Scooby Doo. Not sure why that came to mind but it was my first thought haha.

But he's supposed to be annoying. Does that count? A good villain.

A misogynistic blowhard who normalized violent threats toward his wife -- and the canned laughter that was played when he did it.

Not only was he a terrible actor on The 500 Club, but also an ass.

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Although Fran Drescher is a fine human.

Sorry John, but that show sucked.

It's his voice I think.

Supposed to annoying to her sister, but was just annoying overall.

The Danny Thomas Show

I sympathized with Squidward.

MSNBC's Kornacki

Ronald Reagan

Andrea Mitchell

trump in anything, on anything, saying anything

Chevy Chase

followed closely by Meadow Soprano.

be annoying, it was his job! 😑

No further comment needed.

Cousin Oliver on The Brady Bunch is pretty much the archetype for this character. Star Trek: The Next Generation's Wesley Crusher is another example, but he was there from the beginning of the series...yeah, like you're going to let a teenager drive a starship.

He ruined what started out as a decent show.

Including the guest stars. And whoever sang the theme song!

But I’ll say John Ritter’s character and his landlord’s wife on Three’s Company.

As it was a one-off for a skit that didn't go anywhere, but on Mystery Science Theater 3000, which had a human and a robot watch and make fun of bad movies, they did a 1950s cold war, propaganda film, and during one of the skits between watching the movie, they were visiting by an atomic bomb.

(Same show, runner-up prize to Andy and April's stupid role-playing characters...)