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]

9) Arizona Robbins (Grey’s Anatomy)

Grey’s Anatomy (Image via Disney–ABC Domestic Television)

Dr. Arizona joined Grey’s Anatomy for season five as a replacement for another character. But her optimistic, quirky personality brought the much-needed light-hearted energy to the show. Moreover, her relationship with Callie added an LGBTQ+ representation to the show, which was widely appreciated by the audience. Thus, she became a central 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

9) Arizona Robbins (Grey’s Anatomy)

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