Who is the most annoying fictional character ever?

[WomenHour]

I would say currently it's Geoff from Corrie.

Mary from Little House on the Prairie,
Rilla, Anne of Green Gables series,
Barry Lyndon.

See I loved the book (despite King's rather annoying habit of going off on huge tangents all the time...) but Tozier was so irritating, with his different accents.
I'm not one for supporting cruelty to children but I was hoping to the book Gods that he'd get murdered by IT.

Same here I loved the book but he was awful.

No no no...not Cathy and Heathcliff!!

Oh and Amelia in Vanity Fair!

Phil Mitchell - very red and angry (well he was when I used to watch Eastenders). I loved Grant though.

Elinor Oliphant. So annoying I never did find out if she really was completely fine and I don't give a fuck either.

Lucie Manette in A Tale of Two Cities. She needed a good slap and certainly didn't deserve anyone dying for her!

Ronald Miller (played by Patrick Dempsey) in the film "Can't Buy Me Love".

@Pagwatch

andrea in walking dead (tv)

Mandy in west wing

dr smith in lost in space (niche oldies answer)

Andrea is particularly annoying as the graphic novel version is a great character.

Lydia and Todd from Breaking Bad
Lisa Simpson such a no it all.
Karen from outnumbered Especially in the later series it's all so try hard.
Jim from Friday night dinner.

Angel Clare. Heathcliffe and Cathy.
Colby in Home and Away has really been pissing me off lately, but trailers suggest he's about to get his comeuppance.

@talkingkrustydoll @JalapenoDave

I am finding some of the language choices very jarring particularly the extreme level of racial slurs and homophobic language, though I accept its true to the era in which it is set.

Jenny from Forrest Gump. Despise that character

Dobby

@EineReiseDurchDieZeit I get where you're coming from. Personally this didn't offend me (takes a lot of offend me) but I can see why others would find it uncomfortable to read in the modern day.

In Love Actually Mark played by Andrew Lincoln. What a weirdo.

The kid in "The Sixth Sense" film. The actor always plays the same role - a very annoying kid/robot kid.

Kay Scarpetta's niece.
Harry Potter's bully of a father. (Books and films)
Tonks, Ginny Weasley, Cho Chang (films)

Ani and Winston from 13 reasons why, she's so nosy and a bit stuck up and he is just a wet blanket and thinks he knows everything when ha actually knows nothing

I had a visceral loathing of Noddy and Big ears as a child.

Whilst I haven't read the book so I don't know if its the same in that but see also Grandpa Joe in the original Willy Wonka film. Stays in bed and has his meals brought to him for years but as soon as Charlie finds the golden ticket he's up and about like an elite gymnast.

@talkingkrustydoll

Lydia and Todd from Breaking Bad Lisa Simpson such a no it all. Karen from outnumbered Especially in the later series it's all so try hard. Jim from Friday night dinner.

Oh, they're all atrocious in the later Outnumbered. Jake kind of saves the day because he hasn't changed as much as the other two, but it was "please stop it now, you're embarrassing yourselves" for me.

The chipmunks, especially when they sing

@TheHappyHerbivore

Mandy in west wing

The only correct response.

She really was the worst.

Emma Bovary. What a prick she is.