Game of Thrones fans are notoriously divided on many major points of the series, but hatred of Joffrey is something that unites viewers, to the point that his death in season 4 is considered one of the most satisfying scenes in the show. His death scene is so amusing to fans of the series that is has become a popular gif to share, demonstrating just how little viewers care for the character. Despite the universal distaste for Joffrey as a person, he is not the most evil Game of Thrones villain, which makes him one of the most interesting.
While Cersei sought to control nearly everyone around her, Joffrey presented a unique challenge as he grew out of her grasp and simultaneously frustrated and sickened his mother with his actions. Cersei's influence on Joffrey was significant, showing he wasn't fully beholden to his own agenda and often didn't realize he was a pawn in the plot of others, like his mother and his grandfather Tywin (Charles Dance), due to his stubbornness and strong ego. Despite being used and often manipulated, Joffrey was never predictable or boring due to his reckless and unpredictable nature.
Joffrey wasn't as shockingly evil as another infamous villain, Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon), neither was he as dangerously entitled as Euron Greyjoy (Pilou Asbæk) nor as masterfully strategic as his mother. He stands out as one of the most memorable villains in the series due to his age, casual cruelty, sadism, irritating nature, and petulance, as well as his tendency to act based on his own will and not always adhere to an overarching agenda. While Game of Thrones had its share of famously bad apples, Joffrey is one of the show's best-written villains, so it's a relief to hear that fans in public don't equate Gleeson to his terrible character.
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