3. Patrick Dempsey – Grey’s Anatomy
This could very well be the most devastating death a devout community of fans has ever witnessed on a television series. When Patrick Dempsey’s beloved McDreamy character was killed in a car accident on Grey’s Anatomy it caused such a backlash with followers that an online petition was even started to try and resurrect him. Sadly, not even a legion of grief-stricken, teary-eyed fans could guilt Dempsey into returning to the show, and, after 12 seasons he called it quits to pursue other career opportunities.
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2. Isaac Hayes – South Park
As the voice of the loveable life-lesson-dispensing Chef on South Park, Isaac Hayes suddenly became outraged and outspoken when show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone decided to lampoon the Scientology religion in one of the episodes. Hayes, who happens to be a known Scientology activist, said the writers demonstrated “intolerance and bigotry towards religious beliefs of others.” However, it’s worth noting that Hayes didn’t seem to mind collecting a paycheque for voicing episodes that made fun of other religious faiths.
In his final episode on South Park, Chef is killed in the most violent way possible when he falls off a bridge, gets impaled by a tree branch, and then eaten by a grizzly bear and mountain lion.
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1. Charlie Sheen – Two And A Half Men
Following multiple stints in rehab that put the show on indefinite hiatus, Charlie Sheen was finally fired from the hit series Two And A Half Men after he demanded an unreasonably high pay raise (he was already the highest paid actor on TV at the time) and made some infamously heinous remarks about show creator Chuck Lorre. The public fiasco was very well-documented in the news, so it came as no surprise to viewers when CBS decided to kill off his character by having him fall off a Metro Platform in the season nine premiere.
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Wes Walcott
Wes is a devourer of media. He ravenously consumes podcasts, books, and TV shows with seemingly no regard for review scores or subject matter. If encountered in the wild, Wes is said to respond positively to verbal cues relating to X-Men or the SNES. The subject can be easily captured and tamed using Transformers or Gundam models.