Leonard Snart from DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 1

I know he technically dies in the movie Serenity, but I feel like I have to say it... Wash. He was my favorite character in Firefly.... And then he got freaking impaled

You forgot to mention Logan Echolls from Veronica Mars. The fans paid for the Kickstarter so the showrunner could make the movie after more than a decade, just to have the character got blown up by a car bomb in the last minute after he got married in the show.

Aud / Anyanka / Anya Jenkins - Buffy The Vampire Slayer Went from being a throwaway villain of the week, to stand-out reoccurring cast member, to series regular in half a season. Ostensibly the comedic foil, she was layered with such incredible pathos, child-like naivety, an hilariously brutal bluntness, selfishness, hopefulness and a thousand year backstory. She could go from terrifying to pitiful in a glance. How Emma Caufield didn't walk away from her hair-brush speech in 'The Body' without an Emmy is literally anybody's guess. It was criminal. Indeed, the only injustice she faced that was worse than that - was her heroic, yet blink & you'd miss it death in the series finale - mentioned almost in passing the man she was supposed to marry, who 'mourned her loss', by simply smirking and saying she died stupidly. While he was absolutely right, I have never seen a beloved character done so dirty on TV before or since. It infuriates me to this day. F**k Joss Whedon.

Oberyn's death didn't piss people off. It is one of the most iconic moments in Game of Thrones.

I called Dean's death. I wasn't happy I called it, but I called it. He spoke more than once about going out like a hunter throughout the series.

I hated Dean's death. The equivalent of Batman getting killed by a henchman

HIMYM and Game of Thrones are the two greatest examples of bad endings erasing a show’s cultural relevance. Both of those shows were super popular, and now they basically only get brought when talking about terrible endings

My personal choices are: Zhaan (Farscape), Cordelia (Angel), Tara (True Blood), Martin Riggs (Lethal Weapon), Lucy (ER), Stephanie (Baywatch), Zev (Lexx), Veronica (Prison Break), Emma (Mutant X), Charlie (Fringe), Tosh & Owen (Torchwood), Lily (The 4400), Angela (Ghost Whisperer), Rita & Deb (Dexter), Will (The Good Wife)

Logan's death at the end of the Veronica Mars reboot STILL bothers me. When that happened, the fanbase basically told them don't bother continuing the series afterwards.

I already knew that they were gonna die in Supernatural. Jensen said for years that's what he wanted and expected nothing less. I just didn't know HOW it was gonna happen. It wasn't the worst ending, he did die during a fight, it was just sad that he didn't even get a chance to live, and you would have expected Jack to do something. Or the death be more cool. But honestly I would have no idea how to have him die any other way.

WhatCulture should do “TV show plot lines that pissed off the fans.” For me, as a Fraiser fan, Niles and Daphne going back and suffering at the hands of Donny and Mel and everyone getting at each other’s throats and them blaming Fraiser for their suffering, instead of them driving off in that RV to Canada or elsewhere in a new, happy relationship INFURIATED me!!!!

Not ashamed to admit - screamed an actual movie-style "No!" at the end of season 9 of "Supernatural" when Dean's eyes opened to show he'd become a demon. Whatever else you can say about the way Dean died in season 15 please remember one thing - he died while fighting monsters and saving the innocent. Dean Winchester died a f****** hero.

I would argue that Cas' final death was the most god damn infuriating to fans.

Honorable mention: Tara from Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

How I Met Your Mother dropped the ball so hard in it's finale. The cause was that the directors had always planned for Ted to end up with Robin. But several seasons and a ton of character growth later, these friends became much different people from who they originally were, thus the original ending doesn't fit.

Haha...at 9:32 you can see Sam trying to suppress a laugh at Dean's "son of a bitch" line.

You missed Connor Trineer’s Lt. Cmdr. Charles Anthony “Trip” Tucker III from Star Trek: Enterprise. His demise in the series finale “These are the Voyages...” angered fans because the death seemed tacked on and wasn’t really necessary. Even the cast felt so; its why Trip winked at Capt. Jonathan Archer when he was entering Sick Bay. Thankfully, and non canon or not, the Enterprise novels The Good That Men Do, Kobayashi Maru, and others explained the seeming ‘death’ away as a clever way to infiltrate the Romulan Empire to sabotage their nascent Warp Seven program. Merry Christmas! 🎅🏼🎁🎉

i'm not the first to say this but what's so maddening about dean's death is that it basically rendered the whole show moot; dean died during a hunt while sam went on to live a normal live, which would've happened if the first few episodes never happened. 15 years of all *that* and ultimately nothing changed

As far as SOA, it shouldn't be Jax's death on here but Opie's. His death was WAY worse and me & my friends who watched it are STILL not over it.

I always kept an eye out for that boy who's mother Dean killed at the beginning of season 8. The boy looked understandably angry and Dean even made an ominous speech about being confronted by him one day. Seems like an interesting way to kill of Dean. Not sure how I'd feel about it though.

Deans final death made me cry like a man child, when it happened, the only time something has ever made me weep like that was when Dom died in Gears 3.

Not gonna lie when Dean died before the finale of Supernatural I was pissed I was like WTF

It’s always Glenn (or Carl) for TWD but never any love for Abraham. His one liners are missed.

Sam and Dean had literal plot armor thanks to Chuck. After Chuck lost his powers to Jack, that went away so it was always a possibility of them dying in a bullshit way.

For me, one of the worst deaths that I still hate to this day was Warrick Brown from the original CSI

haven't we seen this list more than once already ?

I figured Dean wouldn't get a happy ending. He was completely devoted to hunting, so much so, that it was the most important thing to him. No only was that the only way Dean could die, but I think that's exactly how Dean wanted to.

To be fair to Roseanne, Dan grumbling about how people keep dreaming about him being dead was fricking hilarious.

When they killed Bobby in Supernatural, I stopped watching steady at the end of season 7, but checked in every now and then. Everything after that was just Buffy-lite to me anyhow. The show lost it's edge.

Tara on BTVS right after she got back with Willow -- an example of "Bury your Gays" trope.

Dereck Shepherds death in greys anatomy was fucked up too

Oberon's death... Affected me in a way I've never felt. Trying to get revenge for his family and failing in such a painful way. Yeah that got me

Brian Griffin In Family Guy Will Always be the worst TV character death ever !!!

Glenn’s death still hurts my heart ❤️‍🩹 I cried like a dang baby at that episode 😭

Totally amazing video Josh from what culture of top 10 characters death that piss off fan and fantastic job.

The only Game of Thrones death that actually angered me (aside from the bs of Season 8) was Berristan Selmy's death. We only see him fight once and he technically ends it in a draw against untrained masked assassins. It was such a stupid way to kill him off. I was fine with the prospect of him dying, but the execution was really underwhelming. Another death I greatly disliked was Siddiq. His death was so pointless and added nothing to anyone's development. All it gave us was Gabriel murdering his killer in a rage and after that it was almost as if he never existed. Plus, this was the guy Carl saved by sacrificing himself. So it made Carl's pointless death even more pointless. I'll also call attention to Tara Thornton's death in Trublood. She was a main character from Season 1 and she gets killed off screen? Season 7 of Trublood is pure trash from top to bottom, because it was clear the people behind it were either burned out or just didn't care any more.

One particularly annoying thing about Curtiss' death in 24 is that they seemed to play that Curtiss and Jack were longtime colleagues, when technically they had only met the three days since Jack was in hiding between Seasons 4 and 5 and in a Chinese prison between Seasons 5 and 6. One death that pissed many fans off was Tara in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I understand her death was necessary for the Season 6 finale, but Season 7 was a lot emptier without her, and we got the horrible replacement with Kennedy.

Deans death was perfect by it was basic and unexpected that makes it great all the things they faced just to die like that was perfect

Curtis was just one of SO many 24 deaths that pissed me off.

You totally missed Dr. Lance Sweets from Bones. Reunited with Daisy and expecting a baby he is killed by a hit and run driver out to get evidence away from him. When Bones said he was bleeding out my mouth dropped open in disbelief. I was also upset at the killing of John Reese in Person of Interest.

George O'Malley in Grey's Anatomy. Because of all the controversy over Isiah Washington calling T. R. Knight a F****t and being fired from the show, they then decided to wash their hands of T. R. as well and killed him off in the most undignified way possible. Being hit by a bus. As soon as he was gone the rest of the cast went on with their lives as though George never even existed. Even though Izzy was in love with him at one time and he was one of the original cast. I stopped watching Greys from that point on.

HIMYM is still the worst finale of all time because of this.

No tv death pissed me off more than lance sweets on "Bones". He was alo around one of the best characters, then in a random episode out of nowhere, poor sweets was shot to death suddenly. Ruined that show for me instantly.

Omar’s death was poetic. He was a hero to the viewers as he gave us justification to the Game. Audiences identified with the code, the reality is when you live by the gun, you can die by the gun. Bullets don’t care about targets or who pulls the trigger.

You could have a list of a minimum of 100 tv deaths that pissed fans off on daytime soaps easily.

The Sons death that pissed off fans was Opie, not Jax. Jax deserved what he got, Opie didn't.

Pretty sure people lost their minds over Brian dying in Family Guy so hard that they brought him back

Fans were pissed off due to the fake out the season before regarding Glenn's death. Personally I feel Daryl's death would have had more of an impact instead of Abraham.

I'm gonna have to disagree about Dean Winchester/Supernatural. Having him go out in such a "simple" way was smart and made for an ending that provided closure. Sam was now freed up to hunt however he saw fit and to start his own life for himself, which was ahem, a crux underlying theme of the show (Sam was dragged out of Law School to hunt). The final was awesome and satisfying (*only jips were due to COVID some actors couldnt be in the finale and that stunk but whaddya gonna do?)

I thought deans final death was very deep because it showed that before all his epic deads where written by god himself in the supernatural universe, his dead at the end showed that all the big bads where finally gone and a simple slip up was enough to kill him, because Chuck was no longer the god who wrote the epic story.

One tv death that did piss me off was Derek Shephard's on Grey's Anatomy. I was pissed off and upset that I stopped watching it and I haven't watched it again since💯❤️😩

It seemed like the game of thrones fans were more angry about Danny's death than any others.

Every character from The Walking Dead right as they were getting interesting.

Never understood why people were so mad about Glenn’s death in The Walking Dead .that’s how it happened in the comics and it’s a horror show where many people died before

Ever notice how so many who live action filled lives, tend to die in the most laughably mundane ways… in broad daylight… irl?

Lexa's actress had an ongoing role in The Walking Dead. She didn't want to do both and ended up chosing TWD over The 100. Still doesn't explain why the writers didn't kill her off in a better way.

Charlie from Lost was the most heartbreaking, after several saves by Desmond, it is the one that he could not save him from death saved the losties from the island.

Half of these I've seen or heard of so I understand what people can be pissed.

I'd like to add the death of Alex Kamal from The Expanse to the list, granted I know that Cas Anvar had to be cut from the series due to his off camera behaviour but the character himself didn't do any of that in fact he was a fantastic, well loved member of the Roci's crew and deserved more than the hastily put together, blink and you'll miss it, oh he's dead now ending that he got. Donkey Balls I say!

Dean dying a basic Death is the point. Also the way Matthews Death is described made me appreciate it more. Because I guess it can be seen as "this can happen in real life" random death(kinda like Dean's minus the vampire fighting 👀🤣😎)

Deb in Dexter and Carter in Person of Interest would be two missing from the list for me.

Ianto Jones. Unforgivable.

I wish you guys would give a heads up as to which shows are featured in the video (either at the start of the vid or in a highlighted comment or the description) so I know if I can watch it or not because as it stands right now I barely watch your content for fear of having a show or movie ruined.

Pfft! That first bonk on Glenn's head- hilarious. Far too much neck there, Stevey.

I was in basic training when season 3 of The 100 came out. Then I got out and saw she died from a stray bullet. I knew the actress was leaving the show due to her starring role in FtWD, but a stray bullet? That just brought back my rage at Tara's stray bullet death.

I dont know how you left Deb in Dexter off this list... of course Dexter was in such a bad place at the end

Supernatural brings to mind a list idea! Do a list of best times characters have met with god. Dean meets god. Jim Carrey. There are others I can’t come up with of the top of my head while writing this comment but I love your guys lists and that would be a good list. I like it in the interesting thought piece kind of way whenever it happens in shows and films.

Dating myself a little bit, but after all these years, I'm still infuriated by the death of David and Maddie's baby by miscarriage in Moonlighting. And then, to add insult to injury, they had some nurse/doctor/whatever laugh it all off and say "Don't be sad, it's just a TV show!" or something like that.

Dan's death in Rosanne bloody traumatised me as a kid. Stupidest decision ever for a comedy series

What about JR Ewing of the Dallas reboot? The actor died in real life after 6 episodes of the 2nd season , yet they had him killed off, yet it revealed that on the 2nd season finale, his only friend/detective Bum gave him a mercy killing because JR was slowly dying and doesn't want the family to notice. While not as popular as the 'WHO SHOT JR EWING' cliffhanger/story arc in the '80s, the 'WHO KILLED JR EWING' was an interesting story arc for the reboot, unfortunately without JR (and John Ross filling his shoes), the show was canceled after the 3rd season finale. But he is, if not the best, greatest TV villains of all time.

Glenn's death upset me and made me cry but I didn't stop watching it after that. I'm sure there was alot of people so pissed off that they did

You can just do top ten Dean Winchester deaths (excluding Mystery Spot) Although that might be more horror

Oh Michael in Jane the virgin! The fact that they had him get shot, then survive, and then die from complications later was infuriating…

Glenn and Abraham from The Walking Dead

Warrick from CSI

Dean's death was bull. They could and should have done something better. Also, when they killed off Croley, but never brought him back.... that was crap too.

My Top 10 Worst TV Deaths: Neal/Baefire (Once Upon a Time) Scarlett Harker (Van-Helsing) Jerome Valeska (Gotham) Fish Mooney (Gotham) Leftenant Abagail Mills (Sleepy Hollow) Joseph Corbin (Sleepy Hollow) Kelly Burkhardt (Grimm) Winifred "Fred" Burkle (Angel) Wesley Wyndam-Pryce (Angel/BTVS) Sasha (The Walking Dead) Junior (Chucky) Honorable Mentions/Redeemed Deaths: Belle (Once Upon a Time) - Died peacefully was and the catalyst for Rumple giving up being The Dark One Julius (Van-Helsing) - Died sacrificing himself to save the Van-Helsing sisters, allowing them to save humanity and end the Vampire Apocalypse by killing the 2nd most powerful Vampire only behind Dracula herself, though still think he of all people deserved to make it out alive or at least get to reunite with Vanessa. Captain Frank Irving (Sleepy Hollow) - Died in order to defeat The Horseman of War, however was later resurrected as Henry Parrish's minion for a time until the death of Henry Parrish, causing Irving to return to the good man he once was, deciding to leave Sleepy Hollow for good for the sake of his "Ex" wife and daughter, never to be seen again Juliette Silverton (Grimm) - Longtime love interest/nearly fiance of protagonist Nick Burkhardt and fan favorite since episode 1, Juliette was a beloved member of the cast, frequently the supportive caring one until season 4 when she becomes a Hexenbiest and due to a mixture of her inital fear to reveal this to anyone and subsequently receive any help, her growing aggression and cold demeanor that unbeknownst to her is a natural part of all Hexenbiests, and her growing enthusiasm towards her new powers result in her becoming unstable, ultimately leading to her using her trust to set up a trap and betray Nick's mother Kelly by saying her and Nick were in danger and need her help, resulting in the beheading of Kelly, causing an enraged and hurt Nick and friends to declare all out war against her ending with Trubel having to shoot Juliette, the woman she considered a sister, presumably killing her. Later it's revealed that Juliette survived and captured by Hadrians Wall, a secret group fighting on the same side as the protagonists without their knowledge, and many months and attempts later, through the use of mental reconditioning, torture, and countless other unimaginable methods they were able to turn her into a weapon of mass destruction, reborn as Eve who despite having the memories and appearance of Juliette, considered her dead and claimed to be a different person entirely until she was fatally wounded and had to healed by the shard of the staff of Zerstorer, which caused Eve to change drastically, no longer appearing emotionless and solely driven by whatever mission she was on, instead appearing incredibly scared and confused, even showing genuine concern for Nick and her friends, going as far as threating Adalind, Nick's former enemy turned new love-interest and mother of his child, if she ever hurts Nick then she will come for her. This seemingly shows the shard not only healed Eve's physical wounds, but also her mental ones, causing the good Juliette to resurface inside Eve's mind but due to the guilt over everything shes done, decides not to disclose this information and instead pretends she is still just Eve Deaths That Would Ruin Their Shows Carol (The Walking Dead) Trubel (Grimm) Jennifer Mills (Sleepy Hollow) Oswald Cobblepot (Gotham) Lorne (Angel) Spike (Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel) Alice/Beth Kane (Batwoman) Lexy (Chucky) Regina Mills/The Evil Queen (OUAT)

Kenny in South Park. I can't believe they did that! IT WAS IN THE FIRST EPISODE! HE WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT CHARACTER. I DIDN'T WATCH THE SHOW AFTER THAT, I JUST ASSUMED THE SHOW WAS GOING TO SUCK AFTER IT. GO TO HELL, SOUTH PARK CREATORS! KENNY WAS THE GLUE THAT HELD THE SHOW TOGETHER!

I liked Dean turning into a demon. It was different for Dean

Dean's death on Supernatural upset me and made me cry but it didn't piss me off because I knew one of them was gonna die and it didn't surprised me that it was Dean. He is the older brother after all. All that matters is Sam and Dean got to be together in heaven❤️❤️💖

How about the deaths in Torchwood

Supernatural,,,All Dean ever wanted was a family. Never should of ended that way. Reboot please 🙏 😢 😫

I will never understand how a team of writers thought that killing the mother in HIMYM was a good idea.

I dont know why people were surprised that Dean died in Supernatural. If yall really paid attention Dean was never string enough to live without Sam. His emotional dependence on Sam was always a weakness. Sam was always more emotionally stable than Dean. I was sadbut not shocked. I knew.

Dean deserved so much better

Marissa Cooper in The O.C., i was so in love witth her as a child and that death crushed me

I stopped watching twd after they killed Glenn……then heard they didn’t kill negan later on so I just put up a huge middle finger to that sh*t show

I know one that pissed off a lot of fans: Eskel in the second season of the netflix Witcher Adaptation

Tracy’s death in HIMYM was *ENTIRELY* predictable since the show first started. It wasn’t more than an episode or two into things that I figured out that the *ONLY* reason Ted would be telling his kids these stories by himself was because she had died when they were very young. Anybody who didn’t figure it out long before the end just wasn’t paying enough attention.

glenns death was the best one in the whole show

I'm still traumatized by Varro's death in Spartacus: Blood & Sand

I didn't have a problem with Glenn's death, thought it was pretty comic book accurate and awesome. I did however have a problem with them completely toning Negan down afterward, instead of making him the maniac he really was.

MK from season 5 of Orphan Black., as well as Tara from season 6 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Unsure how you can make this list without including Deb from Dexter

Ryan Chappelle in 24, season 3 His death got a "silent clock". Not piss offing per se, more gutting/heartbreaking

I really did hate Jax's death in Son's of Anarchy. Glad that one made the list

Still shook over how and who killed omar

Charlie from Lost and Supernatural. Sweets from Bones almost made me quit watching.

2:26 Why did the truck even keep driving... what with a police chase coming down the road in front of him?