The Most Universally Despised TV Characters of All Time

Alan Harper – Two and a Half Men

Isn’t it a little weird that a chiropractor was mooching off his brother for years? Couldn't he move out? Alan was once a relatable character, but after the divorce and a number of failed relationships, he became a pathetic husk of a man. Even after Charlie was axed and replaced with Ashton Kutcher’s character, Alan refused to get his own place, instead choosing to live with billionaire Walden. Grow up, dude.

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