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Sometimes you can find a gem in the most unlikely of places.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 great characters in lame TV shows.

For this list, we're taking a look at awesome characters stuck on television series that, while not necessarily terrible, leave a lot to be desired.

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Early on In its run, Gotham was a bit of a mess and relied heavily on recognizable comic villains to make up for the often limp storytelling.

While most villains were just okay, Jerome stood out as a delightful interpretation of the Joker mythos.

Raised in a circus and having committed mattress side of young age, Jerome is everything Gotham's should have been larger than life, unpredictable and utterly compelling.

This'll Proto Joker was so clearly superior to his villainous appears on the show.

Gotham continued to find reasons to bring the character back as no other evildoers could come close.

A rivaling the great Rodolfo is showmanship.

This short lived animated comedy follows a gifted, homeschooled kid who's forced to attend public school.

Did anyone catch the Charlie Rose the evening before last with the protagonist that tries to be adorably strange but ends up just coming across as predictably obnoxious?

Allen Gregory makes for a rather unpleasant viewing experience.

Luckily, the cynical and done with this crap, Julie makes this animated sitcom easier to digest.

She's making this incredibly uncomfortable.

She's pretty much the worst person introduced as the worst by the titular character who really should not be flinging in.

Iraq's Julie is the only likeable, occasionally funny and somewhat human character on the show.

He starts school today, and everyone's going to kiss his pretentious little ass Now.

In all fairness, Julie probably benefits from being surrounded by a cast of caricatures who would be rejected by The Simpsons at its lowest number eight Ivy Lynn Smash, a TV musical centering around a Broadway production about Marilyn Monroe smash starts rather promising, but quickly drowns amidst a sea of inconsequential plot threads that seemingly sought to render every character boring, unlikable or both.

They're making a musical about her, and they want me to play Maryland.

Well, I mean, not I'm still auditioning, but it's it's exciting As a veteran performer yearning to make the jump from secondary to primary roles.

The lively Ivy is an obvious character to root for Ivy's prolonged campaign to usurp Karen for the Marilyn Monroe role and Abel's the character to display a range of emotions, from Sassen, selfishness to self doubt and ambition.

A sex object is a thing Who would want to be a thing?

The Broadway singer is somewhat relatable.

Even if Ivy's storylines get progressively worse, the longer smash goes on.

So I'd like to think the audience for coming and for believing, as I do, that there is nothing more important or special as Life Theater number seven.

Yancey Robert's out of Jimmy's Head, a continuation of Cartoon Network's 2006 movie Reanimated out of Jimmy's head was the channel's first attempt of the Siri's that incorporated live action with animation.

Who framed Roger Rabbit like I haven't seen a head spin like that since my ex wife and she was an owl.

However, the show is considered to be quite simply bad and is largely populated by characters who are too stupid to function.

Apparently not three only exceptions are Jimmy and his bossy sister, Yancey, who also happens to be an alien.

While Jimmy is a bit of a doormat, Yancey's mean older sister routine does at least bring a few laughs to the viewing experience.

Not adopted Alien Trump's crazy border Sonny.

We hesitate to call her the show's saving grace, but she's definitely the closest thing to it.

Despite having its moments and finding some rhythm in its final two seasons, the Cleveland show never managed to escape the long shadows cast by Family Guy and American dad.

Many of the comedies characters feel too similar to other McFarland creations, and the same can be said about Rallo, whose kid with the mind of an adult stick is blatantly inspired by family guys.

Stewie, So tomorrow's your wedding night and you know what that means?

Even so, Rallies wannabe gangster persona, Daddy issues and fledgling rap career led this small child to become the Cleveland Show's breakout character.

Went from a big Well, okay, I have a pension, went out.

Oh, number five, Berta Two and 1/2 Men Two and 1/2 Men was never high art, but some seasons were enjoyable enough for a casual distraction.

The sitcoms later years, however, seem to go out of their way to ruin every character, as Jake grew less fun.

And Alan weirder Berta endured, is the only character to survive unscathed.

There is only room for one Alfa dog in this house I know.

Part of the housekeeper's longevity can be credited to con Chata Farrell's charm, but Berta always existed to poke fun at the Harpers and Leader Waldon.

So when two and 1/2 men started to falter, Berta could just continue to do her thing without ever really missing a beat.

And if the day should come when any man, no matter how humble, can't go out there and soil the loins of some hot little dancer, well, I don't want to live in that.

America Number four James Big Jim Rennie Under the Dome Stephen King adaptations tend to be hit or miss, and while Under the Dome starts fairly promising with its first season and ultimately overstayed its welcome with two more seasons of nonsensical plots and illogical character decisions with help, you better have a warrant or we're gonna sue here later, you'll let me make an emergency broadcast right now, or someone's gonna die out of Chester's Mill's absurdly numerous citizens.

Jim stands out as a truly great Millen, one who genuinely believes himself to be on the right side of history.

It's not gonna be the last crisis that Chester's mill faces.

We'll get through the next one with the same courage and solidarity that we showed today.

Much like the rest of the show, Jim is at his best in the opening season, but the councilman's progressive descent into pure and unadulterated evil remains a joy to watch even long after the rest of the series has taken a nosedive.

Potter, Maxwell Klinger and Father Mulcahy.

After MASH In the same year that MASH went off the air with the most watched TV episode ever, after MASH debuted as a spinoff, centering around the returning characters of Sherman, T.

Tomorrow you and I have nothing but Tomorrow, While after mashes new faces are forgettable, Potter, Klinger and Mulcahy are still as endearing as they were on the original series, despite continuing to feel like secondary characters.

Although the idea of exploring the trials of a post war America in the 19 fifties held promise after Mash never quite found its tone and ended up feeling like a dated rehash of it's far superior predecessor.

You know, back at school, a lot of the students didn't give a hoot about seeing anything lower than the liver, not me.

For my money, I love a good romp through the bile ducts.

The spinoff is really only worth watching as a final hurrah for the recurring Nash cast members number two Maximus in humans playing out like baby's first game of Thrones.

But in space, Inhumans follows the arrogant and superpowered black bolt as he seeks to regain.

Adeline is thrown after his brother Maximus leads a rebellion that results in the inhuman royal family being banished to Earth.

Please, this one of the members of our genetic council has been murdered, blackballed in the rest of the royal family fled.

While the show's heroes are considered poorly established, seldom interesting and were initially fine with overseeing an oppressive regime, Maximus is self serving revolutionary Act produces a couple of interesting moments.