Community: 10 Worst Characters Who Appeared After Season One

10. Magnitude

Played by: Luke Youngblood

Created by Dan Harmon with the sole purpose of being intentionally annoying and one-dimensional, Magnitude - as his name likely indicates - isn't a character who has a lot going on outside of his repetitive catchphrase; Pop-pop.

By the first time you hear this synonymous phrase you're already tired of it.

In his initial appearance in the episode "Early 21st Century Romanticism", he's brought into the show as nothing more than a one-note partygoer who unknowingly invades Jeff's apartment, before he eventually invades a number of the series' forthcoming episodes.

Magnitude crops up time and time again, mostly just to utter his catchphrase in a non-sequitur before vanishing into the scenery once again when he isn't intervening in the A-plot, such as the presidential election and the second paintball game. They do make decent use of his character, but the story probably works smoother without him in general.

Understandably, the idea is that he's a parodic depiction of catchphrase-centric characters of the past like Bart Simpson, Eric Cartman and Joey Tribbiani, but even with that knowledge, Magnitude proves to be a paradoxical personality as his irredeemably irritating presence is too painful to stomach.

Even if you don't agree, to disagree.