"do some actual vampire science"

My very first thought! I was all, "somebody in these 500+ comments has SURELY mentioned Connor! Let me scroll...."

Connor almost single-handedly made me stop watching Angel (which would have been awful because the seasons after he appeared were awesome, albeit tragic). So. Fucking. Annoying. "Waaa! I was abducted to save my life! I had two fathers who loved me and a bunch of other people who wanted to be my family but that's not…

I always liked Dawn and I especially disagree that she was useless. Her presence added an extra dimension to Buffy's character especially because she shows up just before their mom dies. To me, the extra responsibility was an interesting complication for Buffy. And, of course, Joss's masterpiece, "The Body," is that…

I think, in our hearts, we all know the answer to this one. Dawn, on the Buffy series, is both annoying as whiny, useless character, and as a personification of a great series dropping in quality.

Oh dear god. Of course it's whiny, useless Connor from "Angel", and his horrifying daddy issues. AWFUL.

Sorry Wil Wheaton. I love your show, but you'll never live this down. And for the record, it's more how the character was written than the quality of the actor.

I win! Bella Swan. Reasons why she is annoying, she doesn't take action even when a Vampire is threatening to tear off her arm. Bonus she sits for several months in her room possibly not showering and bruiting over a boy

Obnoxious? Certainly. Psychotic? Definitely.

Ill just put this here.

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He didn't find out his planet blew up until he was a young adult. He had two loving parents who accepted him for who he was and grew up in a nice, safe, quiet place. Why would he be messed up?

To be fair to Batman, any personality would be drowned by the "smokes fifty packs of Marlboros a day" voice Bale used.

There was some guy claiming he was saving a 'I told you so GIF' for when this movie flopped. I guess we'll all have to live with the terrible sadness of never getting to see that GIF.

He did Watchmen right.

"Disney/Marvel just made nearly $100 million off a movie where a talking raccoon fires a machine gun while standing on the shoulders of a giant walking plant. In space."

Really we want both, depending on the subject matter. Batman can be dark. It can grim, bleak and noir because it fits in Batman's world. However, Superman should be the opposite of that. It should be fun. This farm boy from Kansas discovers he's an alien and not only that, he has superpowers. That should be fun. That…

Disney needs to make those, they'd make a mint off them.

It's been said a lot but still must be repeated: