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Carrie was terrible from the beginning but the moment I started hating her was when she cheated with Big, not when she broke up with Aiden.

We were never in love with Carrie, she was the absolute WORST. Cheating on Aiden while he was fixing her house, judging Samantha constantly, sending Aiden over to help Miranda then just talking about herself when she visits her with dry bagels and no cream cheese, and finally having the audacity to get angry at Charlotte for not immediately lending her money. Such a shitty, self centred person. Loved all the other characters though...

Rory in Gilmore Girls was always a brat with a superiority complex. She treated Dean like crap and was flirty with Tristan while she dated Dean. Then flirted with Jess while dating Dean. Slept with Dean, while he was married, and tried to act like it was fine because she dated him first. Tried to use Jess to get back at Logan. And let’s not forget the Netflix movie where she couldn’t even remember her boyfriend and was screwing an engaged Logan. Rory was never actually a good person.

I actually liked Stannis Baratheon until he allowed his daughter to be burned alive at the stake on Game of Thrones! The most tragic scene ever!

Alex leaving Jo via letter didn't make me hate Alex, it made me hate the showrunners for ruining 15 seasons of great character development. I was already struggling to keep watching the show at that point, but the crappy way they handled Justin Chamber's departure made up my mind.

Deb falling in love with Dexter was even weirder knowing that the actors had been married and were divorced by that point. So not only did they have a sister falling in love with her brother, they had a woman pretend to be in love with her ex-husband.

Mitchum may have been a jerk when he told Rory that she didn't have what it takes to be a serious journalist, but by the sequel series, he turned out to be completely right.

Watching the infamous "Buffy" scene while knowing that even James Marsters felt that it was out of character for Spike to force himself on Buffy, kind of softens the blow a little.

Fiona was expected to raise her siblings her whole life up til that point she did as good as she could. Her having a break down that whole season and spiraling into the same dark areas she often pulled her family out of. It just made me feel bad for her. The fact no one in her family seemed to stop and realize she needed help this time just made me mad. Like I know they don’t straight out express they care but the things they always end up doing for each other lets you know and Fiona did a lot more than she had too. Idk it irks me they did her dirty like that after everything she did for them they just left her to drown

Rory lost all sympathy when she slept with Dean while he was married .. and then when she started it with Jess

I'm one of the rare people who defend the Spike attacking Buffy scene. While I hate watching it and shake afterwards if I do, I get the motive behind it and it does make sense for Spike's character. 1. Spike and Buffy always had a toxic and abusive relationship. Look at the episode where the building crumbles around them as a symbol for what they were. Destructive. 2. While it's played for laughs, Spike has always associated love and sex with violence. When he's human and hurt by Cecily's rejection of his love, Drusilla seduces him and bites/kills him with him misunderstanding that she was grooming him. He also said that "if I want Drusilla back, I have to be the man she fell in love with. I'll find her wherever she is, tie her up, torture her until she likes me again". Plus his version of proving his love for Buffy was staking Drusilla. He also was an abusive ass to Harmony, but everyone who claims to be a fan seems to forget that. 3. Again, played up for laughs, but Buffy also in her own way assaulted Spike. When she was invisible, she breaks into his home and they sleep together. Now when he gets upset with her about this being the only way he can have her fully, she pleasures him after him telling her to get out and get out of his life. Again, it's more played up for laughs so it feels like "hey this is ok" but in reality he didn't give consent on that and she didn't respect his wishes to leave. So while it hurts to see him behave that way, he's looking at this moment as she just needs to remember how we are when we are "together". Her resisting is always typical in their relationship so he thinks she's just playing hard to get. The reason why I was able to forgive him after was because you see that he's not there when she screams and when she pushes him off her, he looks so shook and devastated at what he did. He realizes the monster he is and that's why he goes to get his soul, he hates the monster he's become. It's insanely disturbing but a great character arch that I wish more people would give a second look at, including James.

Carrie going ' I can't marry you to make you trust me' is pretty funny, considering that's pretty much why she married Big.

The Ross/rachel ‘on a break’ debate for me is hard cuz I see both sides. Rachel called it a break, and I can get how that would sound like breakup to someone. So I get that Ross thought they were broken up, and the added touch of hearing mark on the phone when talking to Rachel pushed him over and he slept with someone. But like Rachel argued, he didn’t waste time sleeping with someone else after they supposedly broke up. Whether or not they were a couple when it happened, Ross still looks bad. Either he cheated on his girlfriend, or he moved on and slept with someone else after breaking up with his girlfriend in such a short time. Instead of harping on whether or not it was cheating, he should acknowledge how he hurt Rachel and own up to it. After a while, saying ‘we were on a break’ sounds more like an excuse cuz sleeping with a random girl a couple hours after you ‘broke up’ with ur girlfriend, makes it seem like u didn’t care that much about the relationship.

They could have an entire show without Carrie and no one would notice.

Carrie broke up with big because he has commitment issues and doesn't want to get married again after disgusting divorce. But when Aidan wants to marry her, she suddenly anti marriage. Lmao

I had disliked Gilmore Girls (the show and the two women) before the original airing ended but when they came back for the four episode reunion, the cute banter and progression of the characters made me go back to the original show and realize that Loralei and Rory were ALWAYS selfish, horrible characters. They were played off as cutesy and fun but no one in their right mind would want to date them or be friends with people like them.

I always wondered who Justin Chambers offended to have such a horrible write-off. Even Derek got to leave a hero. But undoing all of Alex's character growth? Absolutely horrible. He deserved better.

Joss Whedon always had it out for the popularity of Spike. He even verbally threatened Marsters's job on set. While the scene in question was a powerful depiction of real life horror in a series full of fantasy, it was also a hit job on a character that the fans had come to adore.

Phoebe Haliwell would've been on the list for me. The season four Charmed finale when, after months of fighting an internal battle with the Source inside his own body to protect her (a fight that helped keep the Charmed Ones alive), Phoebe straight up abandons Cole in limbo. Then proceeds in season 5 to treat him like the devil incarnate.

Controversial opinion: on Grey's Anatomy I lost all respect for Arizona Robbins when she cheated on Callie Torres in the middle of a storm

I stopped watching The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel after she used Shy Baldwin as a punchline at his own show. She had earlier in the season seen firsthand the physical danger he was in as a black, gay man in 1960's America, and still decided it was okay to out him onstage as part of her standup routine.

Did anyone else cheer when Burger dumped Carrie on a postit?

It was when Rory cheated with married Dean for me. I didn't care that she left college because it felt like a normal thing people do when figuring themselves out. She grew up in a small town under a lot of pressure and being in a new environment with more to explore can be overwhelming. I completely understood that character progression. Her sleeping with Dean though was out of left field and didn't feel in line with her character or typical growing pains.

I don’t blame Dany for burning King’s Landing. I blame the showrunners! 😂😂😂

I feel that Season Six of Buffy was essentially designed to ruin all the main characters. For starters, you mentioned the Spike example, but Willow used magic repeatedly to utterly control Tara's mind and emotions, even after Tara found out and told Willow to stop, and Willow didn't seem to have any hesitation or remorse, and really came off as a narcissistic psychopath for a good chunk of the season.

Carrie was always selfish and absolutely insufferable. The worst thing she did was stalk Natasha. I was so glad when Natasha very politely gave it with both barrels.

Top 10 times Alex Karev was the worst 1. when he abandoned Jo 2. when he beat up Deluca 3. when he called Jo trash 4. when he cheated on Izzie with Olivia 5. when he yelled at April 6. when he put up pictures of Izzie in her underwear 7. his affair with Rebecca 8. bullying George 9. stringing along Lexie 10. when he cheated on Izzie with Lexie For the record, Karev was one of my favorite characters. I know that he had the greatest character development and some of these moments are somewhat justified, but his faults need to be recognized.

There were so many killings on Dexter but the Debra storyline scared me the most

I will never forgive what was done to Danerys, never, Kings Landing was a shite hole.

How they treated & gutted the character of Danaerys is one of the most unforgivable moments in television history. It's utterly inexcusable. It completely wiped out any goodwill many of us had for DB & DB. Not much more to say. As for Rory on GG, that debacle of a sequel made that character disgusting...and Lorelei as well. Did I just never really see that they were both holier-than-thou, self-absorbed, entitled brats? I cannot fathom how any writer could overcome the nastiness that we saw in the followup of a year to redeem either character...especially Rory. If that's the last we see of Bitch and Bitchier, then good riddance.

Speaking of Shameless: Debbie rped a kid and had his baby. And then had the audacity to be upset when him and his family wanted nothing to do with her. That was the last straw for me and I stopped watching shortly after all that.

When Elena said that Stefan treats her like a broken toy - all he did was support her and try to help her.

The ending of GOT was a betrayal to all the fans who loved it. The writers of this last season should never be allowed to write screenplays again. Normally with series I love, I’ll rewatch. But with GOT and knowing how they ended it, I just can’t bear to watch it. I just get angry. Those two writers are arrogant, entitled, greedy jerks who ruined one of the most epic stories of all time.

Jess: What are you doing? Living at your grandparents' place? Being in the DAR? No Yale?! WHY did you drop out of Yale? Rory: It's complicated! Jess: It's not! It's not complicated! Rory: You don't know! Jess: This isn't you! This! You going out with this jerk, with the Porsche! We made fun of guys like this!

Actually, Aiden was the one who broke up with Carrie both times. The first time he broke up with her was after she told him that she was having an affair with Big. She knew there was a STRONG possibility that he would break up with her but she still didn’t want him to leave her. The second time he really wanted to get married but she claimed she wasn’t ready. Then he broke up with her because he felt like she was never going to want to marry him. Ultimately it was Aiden that broke up with Carrie because he knew that she would never love him the way that he loved her. I think the fans were just annoyed that Carrie could never get it together for the seemingly perfect guy. On the surface it always looked like she was self sabotaging (and she kind of was lol). However as a fan of the show I’m glad she didn’t end up with Aiden they were never right for each other I just wish she had let him go a lot sooner before she hurt him. She spent way too much time trying to convince herself that he was the one when she knew he wasn’t.

The only time Carrie was right in her relationship with Aiden was when she chose not to rush into marriage with him. I know she was horrible for him and she didn’t deserve a good guy like him. But in a way, she was right. She wasn’t loyal to him and if Aiden made her his wife, she wouldn’t have stayed for long and she would’ve sprinted after Big. As good as Aiden is, he can’t just turn a cheater and an awful person like Carrie into a loving wife. She basically did him a favor by saying no to their elopement.

I’m not a hundred 100 in agreement about spike. I feel they screwed him over. His relationship with Buffy started with her almost forcing herself on him. Hitting kicking him while he tried to tell her no bad idea so the fact their foreplay was Normal a physical fight. Obviously rape is hopific and he stopped when he saw it wasn’t foreplay. They were both kiss me, no kill me. He did that with out a soul but felt so guilty and loved her so much he sought out a soul to make sure he never hurt her. It’s so complex how could they have found a better scenario for him to realise he need to do soul possibly, but I don’t know what would worked better in that situation they needed a motive for his seeking redemption. The cross scene was genuinely moving as Jesus died On a cross to pay for our sins and spike lying on a Cross to defeat his own sin! So I still liked him. James Marston is a lovely human I met him this week and he was so kind

I really can't believe this but I'm going to defend Rory here, not her actual actions but her right to change her mind about her life. If you actually watch the show, you'd know that Lorelai is an extremely problematic parent at times, who doesn't do Rory any favors by filling her with so much praise but in ways, she also holds Rory to unrealistic standards like when Rory isn't allowed to change her mind about wanting to attend Yale instead of Harvard because Lorelai still hasn't resolved her issues with her own parents or telling Rory that she absolutely must stick to the life plan she set out for herself at four years old is not letting a young woman figure herself out in early adulthood and you don't passive aggressively punish your child by giving them the silent treatment because they've screwed up or disappointing you in some way... Lorelai wanted to be her daughter's friend first and on occasion her mother but you can't pick & choose the moments you want to be your child's parent.

Ross and Rachel were toxic together.

Rory screamed the textbook case of a child who grew up as a parentified child. One that had to be the ‘responsible’ one, the one that all their parents dreams are riding on. She wasn’t allowed to make teenage mistakes as a teenager. She got screamed at when she accidentally stayed out with Dean. Lorelai outright bullied a child for ‘reminding her of Christopher’ and got his uncle involved and was a major part of the reason he left. So of course when she got freedom she acted like a teenager. The issue is now it’s not acceptable as an adult.

Without trying to excuse what Spike did (it’s the only moment I ever felt disgusted at my favorite character) he was soulless and naturally leaned evil no matter how good he tried to be. Buffy did forgive him after he became ensouled, which he fought for because he was horrified by his own actions but he earned it through building trust. Kind of like what she told Wood, “the man you’re mad at no longer exists.” Even she states in the comics she can’t hold him accountable for what he did as a soulless monster.

We pretend Game of Thrones' last season didn't happen. And Dany's actions are out of character because Dumb and Dumber don't understand writing.

I was truly hating Nate but Beard’s explanation of second chances helped me understand why he was welcomed back. ❤

Dexter was falling off the rail after the Trinity killer wrapped up but that Deb falling in love with him was just unnecessary

That moment in Buffy is the reason spike went to get his soul, he realised that while he was soulless and capable of doing these horrible things he would never be worthy of her, and even though he knew she would never love him back, he couldn't live knowing he could ever do that to her again.

I grew to dislike Carrie Bradshaw very much.

I never fell out of love with Fiona. What she did in that season was crazy but we watched this character get hit with so much, you’d almost expect a mental break down and total unraveling.

Yep. Never forgave Andy for treating Erin like crap. The boat scene kinda gave me hope that after she got over the heartache she would find true love. And she did💕

Beverly Hills 90210- Dylan and Kelly cheating on Brenda

Ross Poldark assaulting his former fiancé and cheating on his wife Demelza and then having the ABSOLUTE GALL to not take any responsibility and try to justify his horrific actions. Like from that point on, why would you even want to continue supporting someone that horrific? The minute he started trying to justify it, I was fucking done. Never watched another episode after that.

Daenerys's 180 at the end was a whiplash event for me. She was as crazy as her father who planned to smoke the city as well. It was not in character.

This one of the rare times that I 100% side with Ross. When Monica asks about their anniversary dinner the next morning, Rachel says they broke up. When Ross listens to the voicemail she left THE SAME NIGHT, she calls it a break up. To suddenly change it to just a break because she didn’t like what Ross did as a single man(no matter how recently) is straight up gaslighting. If she admitted in her own words that it was a break up, she had no right to hold that against him. She may have been hurt by him hooking up with someone the same night that she dumped him (and for good reason), but he wasn’t wrong and owed her absolutely no apology for what he did when he was single.

Y'all forgot to list when George cheated on Callie with Izzie on Grey's Anatomy and when Emma became the dark one on once upon a time, but thank you for listing the spike one I hate how a lot of fans brush that one under the rug smh

Um no one turned on spike. We ALL knew their relationship was always doomed. Them finding peace when he got his soul back made the scene worth it. The fans understood they had to show the evil was still there and something he couldn't control without a soul. It was major character growth for both characters. I've meet James several times now. There's No actor I enjoy talking to more than him. The man really is a total sweetheart and he appreciates his fans. I think its a shame Hollywood has screwed him over because he's also one of the best actors out there. I've seen him convincingly do everything. If you ever want to meet a great guy and actor... go find James Marsters. You'll love him. He has a heart like Keanu Reeves. Some how he survived Hollywood with his soul in tact too.

Emma being dark one once upon a time she broke my heart

Buffy attacks spike but it's filmed and treated like it was okay even hot when she was invisible. They needed to treat the scene the same or not have them at all.

I don't know if this counts but I;'d say Frank from Moesha . With him being such a hypocrite, He judged Mo for everything she did but yet had an afair with Mo's mother and kept Dorian hidden as a secret love child. Cause he didn't tell Dorian that he wasn't his uncle not father and also sending Myles to his room. Than wondering why h starts smoking weed.

There were a number of reasons to be frustrated with Carrie, but she did not break up with Aiden. She wasn’t ready to get married, she wouldn’t allow him to pressure her into marriage. He dumped her because she would not marry him.

Ross wasn’t sweet and goofy, he was a narcissist who was obsessed with Rachel.

Spike- Nope, still Team Spike. That darkness was needed for his character as a wake up call because he was in morality limbo. He was a demon that could love and that's a dangerous combination. He needed to see what he was capable of so he had motivation to get his soul back. Otherwise he would just keep assuming he was as good as he was going to get.

I stopped liking Rory when she started cheating with a married man and had absolutely zero remorse over it.

grew up watching buffy, hard to believe James is 2 years older than my Dad lol

I mean I hate Big and Carrie's relationship but Aidan was never meant with Carrie. They are too different and don't have same values. Just because he's a great guy that doesn't mean that she should choose him over Big. They would not last anyway.

Tv characters I fell out of love with: 1. Eddie Janko (Blue Bloods).Once she got married to Jamie she turned into a Karen who thinks she runs the entire NYPD. 2. Phoebe Buffay (Friends). I hate how she became a full on bully toward Chandler after he and Monica got together. When she revealed that Monica originally wanted to sleep with Joey I was appalled. Why Monica didn't slap her right then and there I'll never know. 3. Lilly Aldrin (How I met your mother). From dumping Marshall to breaking up all of Teds relationships I got sick of her selfishness. 4. Martin Payne (Martin). Although I shipped them hard as a kid, watching as an adult made me realize that Martin was a toxic partner. When he ghosted Gina to join a cult, I saw his character in a different light. 5. Dwayne Wayne (A different world). When he cheated on Whitley then crashed her wedding to Byron I was through. Dont get me wrong that episode was emmy worthy, but it was still an awful thing to do. 6. Toni Childs (Girlfriends). When she got the whole group to turn on Joan when Joan was developing a social life outside of her main friends it was clear that she hadnt matured at all and really wasn't happy unless everyone around her was miserable. 7. Rory Gilmore (Gilmore Girls). Her affair with Dean was the beginning. I really started to hate her when she wrote that scathing article about rich people, even though she was just as privileged. 8. Haley James Scott (One Tree Hill) when she started her emotional affair with Chris Keller I was annoyed. She constantly called Lucas out for being a cheater, but she was freaking married for goodness sake. 9. Rufus Humphrey (Gossip Girl). When he hooked up with Ivy and started acting all scandalous I was so mad. He was literally the last sane person on the show and wound up being just as bad. 10. Christy Plunkett (Mom). Her character got really annoying after she started gambling and got them homeless. She constantly told the family to have faith, but refused to acknowledge her mistakes.

I really felt out of love with rory when she dropped out of yale

Carrie breaking up with Aidan actually made all the sense, if you really watched the show

They were on a break!!! I stand with Ross.

The friends thing never made me dislike Ross. He had faults, just every other character on the show. But they were genuinely broken up and Rachael just continued to bring it up.

Lily from HIMYM saying was marshal was being more selfish then she had ever been. Dead. Character literally died right there

Never liked the character Carrie Bradshaw

Dany's abrupt change gets me so mad to this day that I can't rewatch GOT.

I thought Aiden broke up with Carrie for the second time when she refused to marry him? She didn't break up with him, he left her, at least thats how I remember it...

I think that more than hating a character I hated writers for writing some storylines that seemed inconsistent with the character development they had created, so I didn't take it that seriously. But some characters just showed what they really were like , like Carrie and Danaerys. What they did was no surprise to me!

I actually didn't mind Rory dropping out of Yale. It was the first time she actually did what felt right to her. Even if she ended up regretting it, I'm glad that she stood up for what she wanted for once.

Brandon cheating on Kelly in the original Beverly Hills 90210. They really wanted him out of this "good guy"-role, but it was just not in his character.

Wait…Izzie didn’t die?!? Almost makes me sorry I stopped watching ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ after she started hallucinating that her dead fiancé Denny was back.

Aidan broke up with her. Carrie treating aidan like crap while also cheating on him, is what made her a villain

THEY WERE ON A BREAK WHY IS THIS EVEN A QUESTION THEY WERE ON A BREAK

Carrie didn't break up with Aidan. She just didn't want to get married. So Aidan broke up with her.

I thought it was worse when Carrie invited Big to Aiden's cabin.

Alex's arch was AMAZING with Jo. And they went and effed it up SO HARD.

Rory was bad since after Jess. She just didn’t grow up. Maybe because she thought she was more mature than everyone else… but than she stopped growing up. The Rory at the beginning of her college years and the Rory at the end of the original series are one and the same. And it’s crazy! Nobody goes through college without changes because you will meet new people and learn new things. But she’s the same. And everyone else isn’t. Rory rejected Jess even though she still loved him, and later she reject Logan even though she still loves him. She used Dean to lose her virginity and than, after Jess act like he is us- and the voice of reason (“why did you drop out of Yale “), she almost uses him to get back at Logan. And do we need to talk about the Netflix series? She can’t have a mature relationship with her boyfriend, but is Logan’s lover even though he’s about to get married. And the only original idea she had isn’t hers at all, but she has to thank Jess for it.

Well, blame the writers, not the characters or actors.

the whole ross rachel thing made me hate them both honestly. there's so many places in that entire scenario that if either of them made a different decision it goes so much better. when rachel first meets mark, she gets excited and tells ross, who very casually says "he wants to sleep with you", to which she denies and then they get joey to confirm "yep he wants to sleep with you". this is relevant because a lot of people blame the entire start on ross who's obviously going over the top on showing up to rachel's work, etc. now to start: ross eventually tells rachel about feeling uncomfortable about mark -> rachel decides to blow it off. bad decision and she does this repeatedly rachel starts working later sometimes alone with mark -> ross decides to start marking his territory. bad decision and he does this repeatedly both get incredibly frustrated, ross feels rachel is never around, rachel feels ross isn't supportive of her job. both are right, but fail to look at each other's sides. final fight ensues -> ross brings up mark because in his eyes, rachel is spending a ton of late nights at work with mark. at this point both of those are just linked in his head and must go hand in hand. not smart. rachel is frustrated, suggest a break. ross agrees, let's get some ice cream is i think what he says. -> rachel clarifies "a break from us". had she said "no ross let's just get some sleep and spend the night a part", this would have helped ross leaves thinking it's a break up. and should have gone home. if i remember correctly joey takes him to a bar to help. mark calls up rachel, invites himself over -> while rachel can't physical stop him from getting to the door, she lets him in. keep in mind this is the guy who's at least part of the cause of her current fight with ross, why would you want that guy around? ross makes a smart decision here, and calls rachel. he wants to reconcile. upon hearing a guys voice he asks who that is. rachel lies and says "no one". ross knows it's someone and immediately asks "is that mark?" to which she tries to make excuses about how he just came over she didn't ask him to, which is all true, but again she let him in. ross goes back to the bar with (i think it's joey but it could be chandler or even both) and lets them know what happened. at this point copy girl sees ross looking down and comes to beg him to dance. i say beg because he declines several times before accepting. she kisses him. not the other way around. people love to say ross ran out and slept with someone within hours. ross didn't go looking for this, he declined to dance, she had to kiss him.... not the actions of someone looking for it. next morning ross doesn't even fully remember what happened. if we're gonna say drunk people can't consent.... then could ross consent? personally i dn't buy into that, i've been in the boat of not remembering what happened the night before and anything someone told me i did, was not out of character for me. now it gets really fun. rachel has left a voicemail on ross's machine that reads "this whole break up thing is so stupid, do you wanna get back together". so we're now clear on rachel's interpretation of what happened. ross makes the decision to just not come clean about what happened. i'm not saying coming clean would have saved the chance to get back together, but lying damn sure sealed the deal. so rachel lost a ton of my respect for how she handled the entire work thing and blowing off ross' feelings. i get that he should be supportive of her job, and i also realize that due to sitcom it's all exaggerated, but if my GF was working to the point that i barely saw her and when i raised the issue the response was "deal with it". i'd be pissed too. hell i've seen tons of people in real life blame a guy working to much for why the GF cheated. Ross lost my respect because (and this is me personally) i couldn't do a 1 night stand period, let alone that soon after a break up. while not cheating, if i were rachel i'd have been absolutely hurt. then again if i were rachel i wouldn't have let the guy/girl that was giving my SO bad vibes into the apartment ALONE with me after that kind of fight/break up.

Thank you MsMojo for sparing me the trouble for watching these shows.

The problem is that Rachel's fans are always making excuses for her, even though she's done more terrible things than any other character on the show, yet they refuse to understand Ross' human mistakes. Yes, sleeping with Chloe was a mistake, but it wasn't a conscious betrayal. Rachel had broken up with Ross earlier, and that is an indisputable fact, and it wasn't a 'break' but a final breakup, because Rachel went to Ross the next morning and asked if she could be his girlfriend again - again - so yes, it was a final breakup. But of course, even if it was a final breakup, Ross still made the mistake of sleeping with Chloe right away, and no one is saying it wasn't a mistake, but there are some extenuating circumstances. First of all, Ross was drunk and Chloe has taken advantage of drunk Ross. It's clear when you watch that scene at the bar between Ross and Chloe that Chloe was just waiting for this opportunity because she's always fancied Ross. And Ross was drunk, so Ross never slept with Chloe because he wanted to, consciously, no one has complete control over themselves when they're drunk. So the truth is that Ross and Rachel were both right and wrong, and since they both never stopped loving each other, deep down, as their entire history has proven, they both should have swallowed their pride and tried to compromise and get back together much earlier. Ross and Rachel were a classic on-an-off couple, and the fact that fans and the media are still, to this day, having passionate discussions about their relationship proves that they were a brilliantly written on-an-off couple, that's the irony :)

I'm totally with rachel on the whole "we were on a break" shit. Even if they were on a break, what ross did was unforgivable. If I had a boyfriend who claimed he was head over heels in love with me, but went on and slept with another woman a few hours after we'd broken up, I'd be devastated, and they hadn't even broken up, they were just "on a break".

I stopped watching "Grey's Anatomy" after Alex Karev left. 16 years of character development was ruined with that letter. Just episodes prior, he made a vow to Jo that he wouldn't leave her, like his dad did to his mom and family, when his mom had a breakdown and then BOOM! That's exactly what he did to Jo. Jo was hated at first when she came in, but eventually became a very likable character due to her storyline of domestic violence and sexual assault. She (the actress) gave a great portrayal of trauma and PTSD and how to cope and deal with said trauma. Only to be traumatized again by the one person who should've known better. Justin Chambers wanted to leave the show, but it would've been better to kill his character rather than have him ghost everyone.

The last time I liked SJP was in 1995, when she played in Ed Wood. After that she became arrogant and completely unrelateable.

This was a great list!!

Re: Ross and Rachel: It was more her fault than his. When she told him she wanted 'a break from us', that doesn't sound like she wants to get back together in less than two days, much less ever. AND, inviting into your apartment THAT NIGHT the ONE person Ross was not trusting with her is a completely heartless and brainless move.

I never hated any of these characters. I guess because people make mistakes, and humans in general are sometimes selfish, mean, stupid, total jerks! You know, because we’re not perfect! I don’t know why making mistakes means your life should be ruined or everyone should hate you, but it’s pretty f’ed up! It’s ok to stumble and fall. How easy it is to point out other people’s failings so we don’t have to look at our own. 🙄 Most people are redeemable, even tv characters who may display things that we don’t agree with. It doesn’t make them awful! It just makes them flawed humans. Also, CARRIE DIDN’T BREAK UP WITH AIDEN!! He was pressuring her to wear her ring, and set a date. She wasn’t ready, and he’s the one who decided that she never would, which was idiotic!! He left. He broke it off. Go watch the show.

Sorry I’ve ways been with Ross on the “we were on a break” thing.

The episode on FRIENDS where Monica expects Chandler to spend his whole life savings on one day (their wedding) irritated me. Just because it was her dream wedding. What about every day after the wedding? I would rather start off my marriage with financial security than blow it all on one day. That’s just ridiculous to me. And I’m a woman. We had a smaller wedding and used ours for a down payment on a home to start our family in. To each their own I guess.

When Watson kinda cheated on his wife Mary with the bus girl. It broke my heart! This whole episode of Sherlock broke my heart, sherlocks behavior as well

11:37 - lovely video but it was Daenerys’ dragon, Drogon not dragons. At that point she only had one as the other two had sadly died.

Nah. Carrie and Aidan weren't right for each other. And she didn't actually break up with him. She didn't want to rush in to marriage because she wasn't sure, and he clearly didn't trust her and was trying to force the marriage to make up for that lack of trust. He basically gave her an ultimatum - get married now or never get married. She said she didn't know if she'd ever be ready for marriage and so he left. To me, this was the right decision for both characters. The cheating should have been what was on the list.

Lorelai Gilmore ( Gilmore Girls )- giving Luke an ultimatum & then sleeping with Christopher ( though that at least gave us the punch & the fight in the square but as much as I loved seeing Christopher get his ass kicked it wasn't worth the dumb plotline ) Luke Danes ( Gilmore Girls )- not including his FIANCE when he found out he had a daughter Lucifer ( Supernatural )- just being way too overused Cole ( Charmed )- refusing to stay dead

After years... Aiden was not so picture perfect. He tried to change Carrie and impose these changes on her (give up smoking, her flat repairs, living with a dog and other big and small stuff)... And at the same time it is mirrored ac Carrie constantly tried to change Big when Big stated certain things at the very beginning and said he won't change his ways. So Carrie constantly tried to make Big change but did not like this attitude when Aiden did the same towards her. So for me they were just not good for each other and their breakup was inevitable. The moments which "ruined" Carrie for me were 1) when she accused Charlotte for keeping her engagement ring instead of selling it to lend Carrie money 2) a smaller but strong (for me) moment when she (with that cigarette) was rummaging through a guy's stuff in his apartment when he went away and tried to break in his locked box in order to find his "dark secrets".