Top 20 Satisfying Deaths of Hated TV Characters 

Pong Krell

Bela Talbot - supernatural Diane Simmons - family guy

Oliver Leek from Primeval. Torn apart by his own predator army.

Trent Kort on ncis everyone shot him and Patrick Simmons from person of interest killed by fellow villain and frenemy of the heroes Elias and his friend Scarface

Always hate it when you miss out great shows like The Shield or Justified.

For real. Can you say Sand Snakes? Lol

@@MOBROOKS We kinda got screwed there since Tyene was off-screen and implied to have died. But yeah that's a prime example. Littlefinger was SUPER satisfying. I don't think I could ever get tired of watching Balon Greyjoy get hurled over the bridge by Euron. Tywin Lannister getting killed by the son he treated like shit his entire life was another good one. And of course, Walder Frey

I personally thinking Cersei's death should be better. Getting knocked out by the bricks is like a Looney Tunes character's death. I'd rather her die: 1. Getting burnt by Daenerys' dragon 2. Getting killed by Arya to fullfill Arya's character arc 3. Getting choked by Jaime's golden hand so it would fullfill Valonquar's propechy 4. Getting killed by Arya who disguised as Jaime 5. Getting poisoned by her favorite wine 6. By killing herself Even all of her children suffered traumatic deaths except for Tommen who has giving up.

@@margarethmichelina5146 I would've been happy with Cersei being killed by either Jaime, Tyrion, or Arya. I was upset about how they did her character in, although watching her in genuine terror for those few minutes was pretty satisfying. I would be MUCH more upset if she somehow survived at the end, though. She was responsible for the deaths of too many good characters to just get away with it in the end

@@margarethmichelina5146 Obviously. But the main reason for that is that the 8th season was a clown festival

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 amen

For reals.

JOFFREY DYING GOT ME PREGNANT! AND I’M A GUY!!

I was gonna guess Joffrey before watching hahaha

And when Lady Olenna told Jaime, "Tell Cersei, it was me." It was the biggest mic drop ever! R.I.P Diana Rigg

Written well as well.

Yes.

​@@joelspringman523or the character was unnecessary and annoying

@@purpleclaws202 people usually are just irritated by them and that’s not the context. A villain you truly hate because of their actions, isn’t someone being annoying.

@@purpleclaws202 That's usually the case. Especially with being unnecessary.

the one thing no one thought of was that a dragon is a monster and not to be trusted.

@@edmondgreen7970 Dragons can be either noble or treacherous, a sign of power or a sign of death. Personally, it aggravates me that Daenerys lost so much and yet was made to be the villain in the end. She crossed the grass sea, endured sexual assault, slavery, watched her children die for an ungrateful country she saved from death…and then she’s suddenly “mad” for destroying a place that has cost her so much? The home of the people who have hunted her from birth? Who she’s been afraid of for most of her life? Shit, she was way more patient than I would’ve been. She tries kindness first but that never works. People understand power and strength. She just went too far with it at the end in killing peasants who have no control over who is the ruler. Other than that…she always tries to do the right thing.

@@NoIDontActuallyLiveInSeattle She's mad because she burned over a million peasants whom did nothing wrong to death, not because she destroyed the red keep and the lannister army.

Uh ACTUALLY, molten gold isn’t the same as fire, so TECHNICALLY fire didn’t kill him (Please read this in the stereotypical nerd voice)

@@NoIDontActuallyLiveInSeattle I feel like it could have been done well but they just made her go crazy for no real reason and blamed it on targaryen madness which come to think of it is the same logic racists use lovely

I even find it hard to go back and watch from the beginning, knowing what the punch line is. Ugh! Terrible ending.

I still haven't watched season 8. I knew the series was truly dead when it became ridiculously fan-servicey in season 7, partially season 6. If the last couple books ever come out i will read them and consider them the true ending to the TV series.

Same

HBO lost their balls when they let those asshole showrunners ruin the series.

Karma at it's best. Cersei wiped out House Tyrell without knowing she was technically avenging her sons death. I loved House Tyrell, but, I had no sympathy for them. They played and lost.

Yeah, the only thing I didn't like about it, is that it didn't last longer. Seemed far too quick/easy a death compared to everything he'd done. Definitely needed a bit of prolonged torture thrown in there.

@@mariannecontrino6297 I must agree. I might have whittled on him for a while, probably no longer than a week. Unless he was tolerating it well, maybe two weeks. But I might have used a hammer on his toes for starters.

That would never happen, no matter how much they deserve it. It would change how we see the good guys.

Ramsey made Joffrey look like a sweetheart! His death was the best! Walder Frey's death was pretty sweet too!

@@Hoplite9 all too true, but doesn't their quickness is killing Ramsay kinda solidify how much of a threat they believed him to be? As much torture I would've wanted to put him through I also get why they wanted to end that nightmare as quick yet painfully as possible.

But also only telling him AFTER she had drank (painless) poison herself, so she could not be tortured in retaliation. The Queen of Thorns truly had the last laugh.

​@WaterCrane And if I remember, it was also one the great Dame Diana Rigg's last role. She smashed it out the ballpark.

i hate how cersei died, she deserved a much much worse end than she got.

It only makes the show writers/producers look more stupid though. So she was smart enough to poison Joffrey and get away with it for years..... but she couldn't manage to keep her own subordinate houses in line when they had been loyal for centuries? Make it make sense! This is the problem with D&D - they go for shock value over sense and it shows.

For sure. His character was a top notch scum bag!

As much as I loved Joffrey’s death, Ramsay’s death was also pretty high up there for me too including Walder Frey

Ramsey was more of a POS in GOT. He knew what he was doing and enjoyed doing it himself

i know right? what a fantastic actor and storyline

Hated Joffrey and Ramsey too. But killing the Governor from TWD was liking popping a cancerous pimple

That is indeed sad. Nice of you that you went to him. :) Imagine ppl told Christopher Lee or Alan Rickman at the start of their careers to go fuck off, we wouldnt have had brilliant portrayals of iconic villains.

Yup. He was so good I hated both. Actor and character.

Too many people confuse the actor with their character. Sad.

And to think that Batman (Bale) gave a piece of equipment to a younger Jack Gleeson to prove to his friends that he met Batman!

@@cathyskywalker77 It's sad and stupid.

His calm manners had balls

Quark is badass.

I thought he was such jerk but not evil so he was likable. Not the villain so didn't belong on the list.

@Chuck Buskee it didn’t really “conflict” with Arya’s character arc. Also the Game of Thrones wasn’t about satisfying or surprising us with deaths. It was about everyone fighting, scheming, manipulating, killing and warring to obtain what each character thought was theirs

Me too

“Arya finishing the Frey” I guess Walder didn’t know “How To Save a Life” Hahaha

@Chuck Buskee it was a show about politics and war... it wouldn't be much of a war or be very interesting if one side lost for the entire show

Nah, for me that goes to Joffrey's death.

Todd was so annoying. Plus he killed Drew Sharp.

I liked Todd. Jesse was annoying and too emotional to be in that business. Todd was a psychopath like me. 😁

@@3OCALM1 ._.please call the doctors

@@giulianoaaronfrancoynsfran4858 Why? I think it's too late for Todd. Or do you mean a nut doctor for me?

@@Maw0 annoying is not the word I would use for Todd. He’s a psychopath.

Skyler White lol

Not really. I mean if the person is supposed to be the bad guy, you will obviously hate him just just based on his/her actions.

@@Mazter1veteran Not necessarily, sometimes we might agree with their actions and root for them. Or, the villain could have no redeeming qualities whatsoever Point is, if we truly hate them or root for them, it shows how good the actor is

@Chuck Buskee I hated Joffrey more than I loved all of the "good" GoT characters combined

I haven’t seen GOT but TWD achieves this with almost any character. There are villains that you can’t wait to see die and then they make you love ‘em and the same with the good guys.

It was really good! I miss seeing that lead actor.

This is a good point. The show was incredibly popular at one point and I didn’t even know the man was a fake. Always assumed he was an actual psychic. Would’ve watched it if I knew that.

YES

ABSOLUTELY! But Christopher Pelant’s and Mark Kovac’s deaths were much more satisfying to me

I was thinking she would have an apprentice that’s what would happen, until she was surprised, so surprised, she was mindblown

gormagon’s death was ultra satisfying too even though we literally had never seen his face until the moment of his death.

YES

I Guess Thats a compliment

😆

He nailed the role.

@@froggygurl8775 Gleeson said he channeled Joaquin Phoenix’s Commodus for Joffrey’s mannerisms

I think that's what people missed..... he was trying to teach all the residents and interns that if you want to work in an ER, you have to be prepared for anything, and you don't have time to think. I think the writers and producers on the show treated him like garbage.... very sad

Yeah. As opposed to a satisfying death, I feel like Romano's death was ER's "Jump the Shark" moment.

Agreed completely. He was a flawed yet good person, that death made no sense.

Yeah. Though the death was funny in that moment. Romano did so much good stuff without anyone taking notice. He was just that dick in that show. There are some characters that I hate much more than Dr. Romano. I always hated Kerry Weaver. What an selfabsorbed egotistic bitch she was. She threw Dr. Greene under the bus and even got Malucci and Chen to quit/fire. Malucci was an less then good doctor but with time and better teaching I think he could have improved a lot. But ER isn't about bad guys. It's about good people surviving this insanity what we call a normal life. I always like characters like Jerry, Malik, Lydia, Haley, Carol or Mark. I was so sad when they revealed Mark had cancer and eventually died from it. The episode "The Letter" was so painful to watch. That was some good writing and acting. Todays shows lack this type of writing or acting. Shows like Grey's Anatomy, The good Doctor, or New Amsterdam fallen for the woke agenda and are not worth watching to me. It's really a sad thing. GA started out to be good. Young doctor ends up in bed with older doctor. Talking about clichè... but as the years went past, many actors left the show and the show become unwatchable. I can life with cheesy TV, but this woke crap and LGBTwhatever isn't something I want to watch. I like the old style movies and show. Call me a dinosaur but nothing beats an afternoon watching Miami Vice reruns, playing Pacman while listening to Def Leppard. Anyway, that's my two cents on the matter. Have a good one.

I watch every single episode of the show and Romano was manipulative, nasty and arrogant. The only reason he wanted anyone to succeed was to ensure that he could bask in reflected glory. The clip here where he is shown being his usual horrible self to the woman making his prosthetic is typical of how treated everyone around him. I have worked with people like that and they justify the behavior with the claim that they are pushing those around them to excel when the truth is that they are really sadistic monsters who enjoy torturing those around them when they are given authority. I still enjoy the fact that the helicopter that gave him an initial warning finally finished the job when he didn't heed it.

Go watch him in the original Footloose. He adds layers to that movie.

The first thing I ever saw him in was 'Terms of Endearment'. His character was so sweet! He's an incredibly versatile actor who's never been stereotyped. :)

Don't forget Ricochet. He was awesome in that too.

​@@JamesPetitt1981is that the one with Denzel?

The sad thing is he's broke now because his ex-wife got a 45 million dollar divorce settlement that he doesn't have the money to pay

That moment originally belonged to Hershel in the comics, but they killed off Hershel early in the show compared to his comic book counterpart

Yesss

@@princeblackelf4265 It was actually Dale

@@oldschool657 Exactly. It was Dales moment.

TAINTED MEAT!

I say that all the time. Haha you're dead on. They fuck up their career because they nailed their role.

I wouldn't say that. Sure, there's always the danger of being typecast. But consider Tom Cruise, Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Matt Damon. They've all played both bad guys and good guys. It's a matter of versatility in an actor's performance and if the audience loves your performance, your reputation soars. Take Steven Segal...he's always been a good guy...but he's not exactly an actor in demand in this day and age.

playing a very hated character can be both a blessing and a curse, but people should be intelligent enough to separate the character from the actor An actor should be praised if he managed to make yourself hate him, he did his job

Tom Felton is still well-loved regardless.

Rachel McAdams became more liked that hated to be honest, Majority of people loved her for bringing Regina George alive.

I'm sure there's one out there. 😂

Milton, Pete, and Martinez too, and can't forget when he murdered a truckload of his own people.

It was too fast. A shot in the legt to be sure and than waiting some time.

Can’t wait for Rick to kill Neegan with that red hatchet.

I HATED the Governor, but he's still my all-time favorite TWD villain.

Didn't care for the actor who played him myself. Though the one who played Tara got on my nerves I've met alot of the cast. And jokingly would greet them by character name. The actress who played tara corrected me and said no my name is so and so Best cast I've met. Merl, Tara, Carl. T dog, Hershel Lori sasha and Dwight, Abraham and Eugene to name a few Came within 15 feet of meeting neegan and Glenn. But their guard dogs wouldn't let me in line during meet and greets Maggie no thanks. You had to pay 80 dollars for her autograph just to get in line

That is my favorite death in the whole series! I couldn't stand that side mouth talking pos lol

Not a good death, Brann just shows up with magic powers and rats him out. Littlefinger should have been undone by his rival Varys or through conventional means, not some oracle deus ex machina crap. Also the build up to it was insufferable, one of the worst plot lines in season 6.

He deserved better.

pfft, littlefinger's death was a cop-out. all they did was slit his throat. he deserved a much more agonizing and drawn-out death for all the people he got killed.

I came into the comments to add my vote for Little Finger.

I think Patrick killing Red John should have ended the series. My sons and I loved that show. It was a little disturbing watching him kill Red John, but understandable. I watched a few episodes of the next season and it just wasn't the same.

@@annebodee I'm torn. I thought it the killing of Red John was a great place to end but I also ended up enjoying the FBI aspect as a completely different show.

John Lithgow definitely deserves more recognition for truly top class acting for his role as the Trinity Killer in all of Television history

Problem was after Trinity, all the other Dexter antagonists seriously paled in comparison. It cracked me up how Season 8 constantly has Dexter giving constant monologues about how Oliver Saxon is his most dangerous foe yet. Guy was among the weakest in the series 😂😂😂 Issak Sirko was awesome but he wasn’t really an antagonist in the end.

He won an Emmy for his role, so he got some recognition at least. His performance was academy award winner in my opinion though

He's just as perfect in thriller as he is in comedy. Unfortunately, here's another one who's genius will be recognised only after his passing

If by underrated you mean "one of the best and most in-demand supporting actors in film and TV history", then yes. He was nominated for best supporting actor for two of his earliest roles (World According to Garp and Terms of Endearment). Maybe in the last 20 years (since the end of 3rd Rock, basically) public perception and knowledge of him has waned but when it comes to supporting actors, he was widely known as one of the best in the '80s and '90s. Everybody in the industry knew going into Dexter's 4th season that he was going to kill it (pun intended).

Ikr? He’s such a smug bastard before but turns into a blubbering coward when at Rick’s mercy. Despite Beth and Noah’s deaths, season 5 of TWD was the best imo.

Yeah that was a great watch

Rick did say that those cannibal bastards are screwing with the wrong people. Also Alpha's and Beta's deaths were extremely satisfying for me too.

That was nice!! “TAINTED MEAT!!!!!” Hahahaha

He did keep the promise with the machete with the red handle

I remember watching the episode when it debuted...that was one of the best episodes of the entire series.

Plus, he may have been the best surgeon in the hospital. Or the state. I may have wanted to see him get punched the nose occasionally, but not dismembered and crushed.

@@butch7911 Exactly....he didn't need to go out like that. The saddest part was that no one even noticed that he was missing until the next day (I think it was the next day). Deep down he had a good heart...I can't hate a man that loves his dog enough to sneak her into the OR and get Elizabeth to help operate on her. 😘

I agree. He had his good moments. I don’t think he was hated as much as Richie from the Sopranos.

@@crimsonclover9871 Not enough to redeem him...even Hitler loved his dogs. His actions with Elizabeth after she refused his advances says it all.

It can be credited to regular people hating a spoiled, disgusting child more in our modern culture filled with spoiled children and young adults, than actual villanous people. Which is kinda fair. We probably know dozens of small Joffreys in our lives, while most of us are lucky enough not to ever meet someone like Ramsay.

And I hated the death of the (fallen) Heroine Daenerys Tageryan.

Yep. Same with Ramsay. I wanted their deaths a lot slower and more painful. I wanted him flayed the same way their banner shows, then his flayed but very much alive body would be on display right in front of Winterfell for the rest of Westeros to see, entitled "The Shame of the North". And then, when his sentence is served, can they sic his own dogs on him.

Thats what I thought too.

This is the comment I was looking for!!

I agree

@@LuffyuzumakiPotter same

Very valid point

Yeah the helicopter went over the edge of the hospital roof 😄

Definitely!

It was also kind of stupid.

Yeah, kind of improbable

I have watched that episode one time and can't watch it again. Omg it gets me. But damn it was I happy that monster got his.

@@vanityplates3125 Understandable and I know right we all are happy he got his.

That show was amazing for years. Went on too long, but the first 2/3-3/4 of the run was great.

@@joelmacdonald6994 What makes you say it went on too long?? You make it sound like a bad thing!?

@@keenenmayfield6236 I can’t really pinpoint it, but it just seemed to begin to drag on and on, that it was more about network ratings rather than quality of the stories. Lots of shows suffer the same fate. Very few seem to be able to close out their stories on a high note, but rather drag on and on well past their prime. Criminal Minds is one of those to me. Fantastic show, but just went on longer than it needed or should have.

I would consider ramsay closer to the definition though

Arya's speech gave me actual chills, starting from when she disguised herself as Walder Frey. That scene was really great.

A lot of well deserved deaths in that entire series as well. Fiona Goode, and Delphine LaLaurie come to mind.

totally agree! Dandy was the WORST.

I think they were the 2 most evil characters in the show. Kai Anderson in Cult was also pretty depraved.

Dandy was such a spoiled freak

🤣🤣🤣

@Glenn Welsh I can’t decide between Angelous or the Mayor for my favorite Buffy villain. They are both just so incredible for completely different reasons. I loved that part in Season 7 when The First appeared as The Mayor to Faith. One of the few things I remember from that season.

But I'm sure as a fellow Buffy fan most people would realize principal Snyder did nothing to deserve to die if anybody thinks he deserve to die they should remember the way Angel killed Gile's girlfriend sorry I can't think of her name right now Jenny I think

@@PaulZebraski Those people are idiots then Snyder wasn't exactly Mr. Popular during the entire show and I think he was the worse principle I ever seen in pop culture if I was in any of the Scoobies's place with that principle running things I would've transferred to another school or take my chances elsewhere.

@@jordanp.davidson5977 Buffy couldn't transfer because the school was on top of the hellmouth and Xander and Willow would have never left Buffy alone because they felt indebted to her for saving their lives so many times

@@RockBandPlayer84 That comment is 1 year old bub, and I’m well aware that but I’m not Buffy or any of scoobies so my statement still stands.

You know it.

Agreed

I was a huge fan of Criminal Minds until Haley's death at the hands of Foyet. That episode really troubled me and I quit watching after that. I couldn't believe that I could be so affected by a TV show! Terrific writing and acting by all. C. Thomas Howell was brilliant in that role. I felt so relieved when my sister told me that Hotch killed him because I also believed that his son was the next victim.

@@janettamcgee8124 I never thought that Hotch was being literal when he told Jack to go work the case with him....in other words...go hide inside the case and don't come out unless I come to you....Hotch REALLY taught his son tips in staying safe from serial killers. Also...Foyet showed more mercy on Haley than did the others...he made it quick and painless for her as well as giving her a chance to say goodbye to Jack and Hotch.

No doubt.

Now you know what she felt

Best show EVER. I'm still not over Opie or Jaxon dying!

Aaannnd CONGRADULATIONS! Ur now on a dozen government watch lists.

Sansa was one of the few bright spots of seasons 7&8

@@lalonguecarabine4952 what's a dozen more on top of like 800 already 😂😂😂😂 hahaha admittedly I enjoy dark content but I'm a teddy bear 😂

I still didnt like her character. I never did. she did sort of redeem herself in the later seasons, but it doesnt stop me from hating her because of her ugly and pretentious younger self. although, now that I think about it, her character arc is one of the greatest examples of character growth Television has ever seen. funny thing is i actually started to hate Arya more in the later seasons because after she became a faceless man she became very pompous and arrogant.

@@mynameisklondu3384 Thankyou 😍 I’m soooo over the ridiculous love Arya gets, honestly even reading the books I wanted to skip her chapters, couldn’t obviously it would’ve ruined the experience but it was damn tempting 😂

I yelled when she got hit. It was so deserved.

I remember the first time I watched through the show my mouth DROPPED 😂

Maaaan, I watched that scene repeatedly after it aired live. Pure bliss

Ye, but the death kinds felt rushed and forced. Plus littlefinger is part of what makes GoT so good, and they just killed him.

@@harryyyyyyyyyyy7273 Same could be said for Varys but season 8 is a clusterfuck of shit and did that man dirty.

No because his death was contrived and forced and the whole plot made no sense

Yep.

Me too!! So satisfying for Patrick Jane!!

Also Romano had A LOT of fans (myself included) and I think the death was lazy and cheap (as well as stupid). If he had to go then fine but it annoyed me that this was how they took him out.

@@Sp0rkWafflez i was a fan too, for me that was the final downfall of the series after already Greene died unfortunately

Didn't the helicopter's tail rotor cut his arm off?

@@colinmoore7460 Yes but he survived that. What was stupid was that a helicopter "Fell" on him to kill him. I thought a major character like him deserved a far better death scene.

@@maxfront6875 Same! I still watched occasionally but it was super downhill after that and a lot of things seemed just plain out of character going forward like the writers gave up.

I’m not sure if he cared about his people. I think he just barely survived Stannis’ assault on Kings Landing - and he became paranoid that he wouldn’t survive a dragon attack.

nah he just wanted to eliminate a threat to his power and he was bored as psychopaths often are so he was interested in the dragons as an amusement

Same. Romano had a tough exterior but scenes like where he signs to Reese, or desperately tries to save Lucy made him so likable.

@@j.mallay I think those small glimpses of humanity just made his behavior seem worse, at least to me. With those little flashes of decency, then you knew that he just liked treating people lousy because he had the power to get away with it.

and why he didn't make #1 versus joffrey

@@artstrutzenberg7197 probably because jeoffry had more power

I remember when he flayed that old woman who tried to help sansa. Atleast we get to hear him scream. he really should've been number 1 though. I hate how joeffry died by poison the same way cersei died by bricks.

Agreed

@@artstrutzenberg7197 We hated Joffrey more!

Agreed, He was both my and my mothers favourite character.

Romano wasn’t as bad as he pretended to be. He said a lot of offensive things, but he abused everyone equally and always treated children kindly.

@@robpolaris5002 He also kept it to himself when Weaver came out to him. Which is ironic because she came out to him while accusing him of being a homophobe. When she asked if he'd told anyone he nonchalantly replies he assumed it was confidential and it was her business if she wanted to tell everyone. He actually seemed offended at the very idea he would out her.

Well at least he didnt turn in to a big blob that was melting away in robocop

@@robpolaris5002 Great with kids. He was understanding those times Benton had to leave surgeries for his son. He even got him in to see his ENT friend for Reese to get cochlea’s when they were still experimental.

I'm still not sure if it was the real Red John.

@@dermagnus8482 Right? It just felt wrong. Like it wasn't him.

@@dermagnus8482 Walter Mashburn should’ve been red john, would’ve been the best plot twist

Yet Ralph got higher on this list.

David Bradley is a phenomenal actor! He played that part so well.

@@Sweetyhide Despise the character Love the actor

He was a wretched man. Lol

I was so happy when Aria slit his throat and then killed all this man

"The King in the North arises!"

Man. I freaking loved all the various seasons (4 I think?) of Spartacus. That really was fantastic.

RU-vid doesn't like when you say certain words

Yeah, that phrasing over-minimizes what he did.

@@zorakj You're absolutely right, but you know, if you say certain words, RU-vid yanks your ad revenue. Bow down to the mighty dollar.

@@pbDEMON The mighty Yuan you mean. The censorship is demanded by China, and Google (who owns RU-vid) will do anything to keep making money in the PRC.

A man of culture, I see.

Dude. Yes. Pong Krell was the absolute worst.

I was about to comment this and was so happy to see that someone else thought the same

Probably because it's a animeted character

@@oultimoczarniano1513 no one said it had to be live action

dude there were entire watch parties for joffrey's death

Ramsay should've been skinned alive and you can't change my mind

The thing is that Bolton's death was expected, because it was obvious him or Jon would die that day. But Joffrey's was totally unexpected, and it was just awesome! Plus, Olenna saying it was her made everything even more awesome.

Ugh. When he kept trying to bring her back. Man. Such a rough episode. He had his moments. He wasn't evil. Just an ass.

Probably 10 out of 10. Viserys was just an annoying incompetent wormish nobleman, his death by brutes who care not for nobility, and react badly to disrespect was obvious to come. In the end, he could even be hardly blamed for his own death, because he was just stupidly pathetic. He was merely used by Varys and Illyrio pretty much to reinstate Targaryens. Plus we knew Daenerys was the main character of that arc, we spent way more time with her, after all. And as a last addition, while I like the actor, he was only in Season1. By the time GoT became really big, he was long dead and forgotten. We had other characters to hate, like Joffrey, Ramsay, Ser Alliser Thorne, Littlefinger or Walder Frey. Each outclassing Viserys by a country mile as villains.

Completely agree. Viserys was annoying and he was a shit brother, but Ramsey was a whole other level of evil. Ramsey should’ve been number 2 with Joffrey at number 1.

@@Grivehn Also Viserys didn't start off a jerkwad, according to Daenerys he once was a good brother to her when they were both young. But living in exile and fearing for both his and his sister's life at a young age, while having to sell their mother's crown and necklace whom he loved deeply really f&*ked him up and drove him into madness. Did he earn his death at the hands of the dothraki? Certainly, he did as his arrogance and his pride was his undoing, but Viserys was always meant to be more sympathetic than either Joffery or Ramsey who defiantly deserved a lot worse than what they got for what they did to people.

viserys' death was satisfying because it exposed him as the arrogant fraud he was. fire cannot harm a dragon.

Viserys was a disrespectful, entitled, snobbish, self-important noble who mistakenly believed in his heart that he was owed something by the world. Ramsay was a psychotic sadist who was willing to do whatever was necessary to prove and elevate himself from the level of bastard. He eventually got what he wanted, and later what we the fans wanted and so desperately needed.

Right. Me too.

He was my fav cast member.

True words.

Diomedes! Man eating mares

@@niapurdue230 Yep. Correct.

As satisfying as her death was, my favorite death in Sons was Jax killing the prison guard who sent Opie to his death.

Stahl and August Marks (revenge for Bobby) Oh as an honorable mention the kiddie diddler from the carnival.

What about Clay's death??