The Most Universally Despised TV Characters of All Time

Pete Campbell – Mad Men

By far, Pete Campbell was Sterling Cooper’s grimiest little weasel. Campbell wasn’t afraid to get down and dirty, which made him a valuable asset to the firm. Remember when he blackmailed Don about his past in front of Bert Cooper? At one point, Pete’s childish irascibility got the best of him, and Lane Pryce finally socked the guy right in the face.

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The More You Know

  • The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Valerie Harper almost didn't get the part of Rhoda because she was too "attractive." Apparently the producers had someone more "unkempt" in mind.
  • Sex and the City: If you look closely, you'll notice there's a continuity error in the opening sequence. The bus that splashes Carrie is full of passengers, but after the bus passes, the people have magically disappeared.
  • Kelsey Grammer made $1.3 million per episode of the hit show Frasier.
  • TV made its debut at the World’s Fair
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