character you cant stand

I just started watching this and I can not stand Lindsey. She's just annoying and very whiny to me.

I can't stand Alan White. He tried to kill Bill.

Sort of odd, but no one mention Nick, I mean his body-language is made for annoyance. And he was actually pretty dumb all over, not to mention how terrible clueless he was. On top of being dumb and clueless, he was always stoned.

In his defense Lindsay was bad at reading his weird body-language. In her defense she had to read Nick..

Alan -That was a no-brainer, he was a jerk in every episode, even his apology was stiff and not convincible.

I could mention Cindy and Vicky, but in their defense they have what they have being popular cheerleaders. The superficial bad attitude didn't really stuck deep with Vicky. (Her and Bill in the closet). I think they should have implemented her more in the show, she was hilarious with Neal at the game.

The math teacher, he was such a douche.

Millie'd dog for eating the steaks on the BBQ, not forgivable! Kim eventually took care of that.

I thought Sean was a real jerk. I know he was only in five episodes. He was mean to Eli, a boy with a developmental disability.

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At first, I loathed Kim; I so wanted Lindsay to deck her. However, I eventually came to love Kim. I never cared for Ken, but, unlike Kim, he never grew on me. I think the show would've been fine without him. Also, I despised Nick's dad.

Yeah, probably also Cindy Sanders. And sometimes Lindsay would annoy me, it was like she could never make up her mind and it would make her a bit of a hypocrite at times. It might've been because she was "searching for herself" or something.
And Ken was pretty insignificant.

You need to draw a distinction between fully-on not liking someone, and finding someone irritating, odd or flawed.

Part of the trick of the show is that all the characters - even the "good guys" - are flawed, but even the full-on bad guys have moments when you understand them and feel sympathy for them. Pretty nearly every unsympathetic character gets at least a little sympathetic moment: Alan White, Vicky, even Nick's father. Other characters who start off as villains later get a full-on reveal of a very sympathetic side, e.g. coach Fredericks. And others, who you might expect to be antagonists in a show with a more black-and-white structure, are always presented as understandable and sympathetic, like the Weir parents.

Even very minor characters often get a little "flip" where you see them in a whole different light, like Ben Stiller's Secret Service Agent. There are a few obvious exceptions, where minor characters who are played entirely for laughs, like the "Parisian Night Suit" salesman. I'm not sure what to make of Kim Kelly's family. They're not on screen enough to get a chance to get another dimension, although I suppose we can assume it's there.