What's The Most Out-Of-Character Moment On A TV Show?

If you're a big TV nerd like me, you probably have at least one absolute favorite character who you understand 100% inside and out. You just get them, you know?

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But sometimes, a TV character does something that doesn't feel like them at all — it's not in line with their personality, goes against all of their character development, or simply makes no sense. "They would never do that!" you protest at the screen.

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So, we want to know: In your opinion, what's the most out-of-character thing a TV character has done?

"But this isn't you."
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Perhaps, you felt like Jim taking a job in Philadelphia on The Office, despite it obviously not being okay with Pam — and acting like a total jerk about it — was seriously out of character for him. Maybe, you thought it was just a weak attempt to add some angst to the relationship.

"If that's what you think, then this is a really sad night."
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Maybe, you're still absolutely flabbergasted that The 100 writers thought it was a good idea for Clarke to kill her best friend over a freaking sketchbook.

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Or, perhaps you thought Toni and Fangs suddenly deciding to get married on Riverdale was just so random and weird for both of their characters, even if they did have a son together.

Toni and Fangs getting married
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Tell us about the most out-of-character thing a TV character has done and why you thought it made no sense. Your response could be featured in a future BuzzFeed Community post!