15 TV Characters who were meant to be temporary but became iconic

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Steve Harrington (Stranger Things) ; Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad) ; Andy Dwyer (Parks and Recreation); Captain Hook (Once Upon a Time); Andy Bernard (The Office) — Steve Harrington (Stranger Things); Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad); Andy Dwyer (Parks and Recreation); Captain Hook (Once Upon a Time); Andy Bernard (The Office) [Image via Netflix, Sony Pictures Television, NBC Universal Television, Disney-ABC Domestic Television]

6) Sue Sylvester (Glee)

Sue Sylvester in Glee was supposed to be a temporary antagonist. But Jane Lynch, the actress playing Sue, managed to change the character's fate with her talent. Her crude remarks and insults, delivered with sharpness and sarcasm, made her popular among the audience. But despite these quirks, she managed to portray a vulnerability to the character, which showed the writer's potential for her future,e making her a permanent part of the show.

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Edited by Anshika Jain

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15 TV Characters who were meant to be temporary but became iconic

6) Sue Sylvester (Glee)

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