Discover the most annoying TV characters from otherwise great shows. From Breaking Bad to Friends, see which fan-favorite series had characters that made audiences cringe, groan, or fast-forward—yet kept us talking long after.

The 2000s were a golden age for teen sitcoms. Whether you were flipping through Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, or The WB, there was always a show about high school hijinks, awkward crushes, and the ups and downs of growing up. These series weren’t just funny—they shaped pop culture, launched major careers, and became sleepover staples for an entire generation. Let’s take a trip back to the flip-phone era and revisit the teen sitcoms that made the 2000s unforgettable.

When it comes to television history, child characters have always stolen the spotlight. Whether they were mischievous troublemakers, precocious know-it-alls, or heartwarming scene-stealers, kids on TV shaped entire generations of storytelling. They didn’t just play supporting roles—they were the reason audiences tuned in week after week. Let’s look back at some of the most iconic child characters in TV history and why they became unforgettable.

Before they were walking red carpets, headlining stadiums, or starring in Oscar-winning films, some of today’s most recognizable celebrities were cutting their teeth on reality TV. The genre has long been dismissed as a guilty pleasure, but it turns out it’s also one of Hollywood’s most reliable star factories. Whether competing for votes, showing off hidden talents, or just living their lives with a camera crew in tow, these stars turned fleeting reality appearances into lasting fame.

True crime has become the ultimate guilty pleasure of the last decade. From chilling investigations to jaw-dropping courtroom dramas, the past ten years have delivered some of the most binge-worthy series ever made. These shows don’t just tell us what happened—they plunge us into the how, the why, and sometimes the “wait, are we sure this person didn’t do it?”