Day #9 of the 30 Days of Television Meme

[shadowkat]

This is Day #9 of 30 Days of Television Challenge.

The prompt is Most Well-Developed Television Character

That's hard. Mainly because I have to avoid using shows that I want to use in other categories. So, I have to pick a show that I do not want to use in another category.

Hmmm...

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[petzipellepingo]

The obvious one would be Spike but since I've already used BtVS, I'm going with Damon Salvatore .

[shadowkat]

I can't use Spike either - I'm holding off for another category.

Damon Salvatore is a really good second choice. One the more developed vampire characters in the genre. With a great arc. He became one of my favorite characters and Ian Sommerhandler did a great job playing all the nuances of that character.

[cjlasky7]

How does a meek, beaten-down high school chemistry teacher transform into a ruthless, murderous drug lord?

Walter White's (d)evolution from Mr. Chips to Scarface was meticulously detailed from the first minutes to the last gasp of Breaking Bad, his intertwined strengths and weaknesses inevitably leading to tragedy for himself and everyone he loved.

Bryan Cranston was going to win Emmys as long as the series kept going. He earned all of them.

https://youtu.be/CdDfhe-0JS0

[shadowkat]

I knew you were going to pick Walter White - which is one of the reasons I didn't. LOL!

True - very well developed anti-hero character.

[atpo_onm]

There have been many Sherlock Holmes since the character was first imagined, but to date, this version is still my favorite:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOp6uIHbeF4

And Jonny Lee MIller's co-star in this series ain't too shabby either-- darn near a toss-up in this category.

[wendelah1]

I loved Elementary. Miss it.