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There's no doubt that TV characters stand out for a number of reasons -- especially if they're a TERRIBLE boss. These characters often make you think about this question: If they were your boss, would you show up to work everyday?
There are bad TV bosses, and then there are the WORST TV bosses. Here's who made our worst list and why.
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