9 TV Characters Who Deserve More Spotlight

1. The Enigmatic Sal (Mad Men)

Salvatore Romano, portrayed by Bryan Batt, brought a unique charm to Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency. Concealing his true self, Sal's character had a depth that was cut short just as he was beginning to explore his identity. His departure left viewers craving more of his captivating persona and untold storylines.

Sal looking shocked in Mad Men

2. Ruth Powers (The Simpsons)

Ruth Powers, voiced by Pamela Reed, stood out as a relatable character in the world of caricatures in The Simpsons. Her authenticity and struggles resonated with audiences, but her role faded away too soon, leaving a void in the show's female character lineup.

Marge in a car with Ruth Powers in The Simpsons

3. The Mysterious Creed Bratton (The Office)

Creed Bratton, portrayed by himself, added a touch of unpredictability to the mundane office setting of Dunder Mifflin. His enigmatic persona and sporadic appearances hinted at a deeper backstory waiting to be explored, making him a character deserving of more screen time.

Creed sitting at his desk in The Office

4. Lonny Flash (Hunters)

Lonny Flash, played by Josh Radnor, brought a surprising depth to the comedic relief role in Hunters. Despite being overshadowed by other characters, Lonny's charm and complexity hinted at unexplored narratives that could have enriched the series.

Josh Radnor Lonny Flash Hunters Season 2

5. Jenna's Undeniable Impact (What We Do In The Shadows)

Jenna, portrayed by Beanie Feldstein, added a refreshing dynamic to the vampire household in What We Do In The Shadows. Her transformation from potential prey to valued member hinted at a storyline that could have reshaped the dynamics within the group.

Beanie Feldstein with fangs in What We Do in the Shadows

6. The Intriguing Kino Loy (Andor)

Kino Loy, portrayed by Andy Serkis, left a lasting impression in Andor with his pivotal role in the facility uprising. His leadership qualities and unresolved storyline hinted at a character with much more to offer, making his potential return a source of anticipation for fans.

Andy Serkis as Kino Loy looking distressed in Andor episode 9

7. Barry Zuckerkorn's Legal Comedy (Arrested Development)

Barry Zuckerkorn, played by Henry Winkler, added comedic relief and incompetence to the legal chaos of Arrested Development. Despite his recurring appearances, Barry's character had the potential for a more significant role that could have further enriched the show's dynamics.

Henry Winkler and Jason Bateman in Arrested Development

8. Moscow's Heartfelt Presence (Money Heist)

Moscow, portrayed by Paco Tous, played a crucial role in The Professor's team in Money Heist. His paternal instincts and personal connections added depth to his character, leaving viewers mourning his early exit and wondering about the unexplored facets of his story.

Moscow's death scene in Money Heist

9. The Eccentric Dr. Spaceman (30 Rock)

Dr. Spaceman, portrayed by Chris Parnell, brought a mix of humor and incompetence to Tracy's medical encounters in 30 Rock. His nonsensical wisdom and memorable one-liners hinted at a character who could have been more directly involved in the show's quirky antics.

Chris Parnell