12 Times Adding A Character To A Show Worked Well And 11 Times It Didn’t

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12 Times Adding A Character To A Show Worked Well And 11 Times It Didn’t https://t.co/9saj9RuWWA
- BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) September 29, 2020

-Helped: Gus, Breaking Bad
"Mike, Saul, and Gus were all amazing additions to Breaking Bad, but I think Gus was the best. He was such a complex and interesting villain, and he was more than a match for Walt and

Comments

[helyanwe89]

I did not think Juliet hurt Lost.

Daario is a huge book character in aoiaf, I do not think they needed to omit him.

[artemis_a23]

I think Juliet is my favorite character from Lost, so fuck them

[yami_no_hoshi]

agreed, Juliet was a great addition

[lastinthebox]

Juliet was absolutely brilliant on LOST

[sparklytootsie]

juliet is the one good female character they had

[flyingpigs_live]

she saved it, the writer is just bitter.

[la_loony]

Yeah Daario threw me off at the end, he wasn't a made up character, he's in the books.

[ohmylol]

Juliet was fantastic, that person is clearly a shipper lmao, the professionalism at Buzzfeed

[allmylines]

honestly the first two things on this list almost made me stop reading, i hated hook and loved juliet

[andrea_xtina]

I didn’t dislike Juliet but I didn’t get the love either. I think I just never trusted her.

[jordoofus]

late comment, just adding on that i think adding juliet was great

[tadpool]

yeah wtf, juliet was amazing and my fav character aside from sun

[boomstick]

I fucking hated Juliet's smug face. I honestly found her so fucking annoying.

I loved Libby. I wish they had expanded more on the mysteries around her character. I would've loved more Libby and less Juliet.