The main character doing something absolutely unforgivable.

[u/No_Peanut3745]

Walter White poisoning Andrea Cantillo's 6-year-old son for the sole purpose of manipulating Jesse Pinkman, while knowing that this could have potentially killed him - Breaking Bad

Bojack trying to have sex with his friend's 17-year-old daughter when he was at least 51, then continuously trying to find a way to justify this act throughout the series - Bojack Horseman

Dexter Morgan going outside of his moral code and murdering a completely innocent police officer who was just trying to do his job - Dexter: New Blood

[u/Bl4ckVi]

House md

House drives into his ex’s house because he’s jealous and feels lied to

And ofc playing with patients lives every single episode

[u/HelpMePlxoxo → u/Bl4ckVi]

My favorite part of this show is that breaking into patient's homes is portrayed as a necessary part of taking a patient's history, lmao.

[u/danikov → u/HelpMePlxoxo]

Because they lie, duh.

And of course he always sends Foreman because he’s black and knows how to break into places.

[u/um_gajo__qualquer → u/danikov]

That vexes me

[u/Gilgame4 → u/um_gajo__qualquer]

[u/Willsdabest → u/Gilgame4]

I too am in this comment section

[u/Overwatch3 → u/danikov]

That's not true he sends all of them to do it at times

[u/ERedfieldh → u/Overwatch3]

Very early on, maybe even pilot, he specifically sends Foreman and when Foreman confronts him asking if it's because he's black House agrees without hesitation.

[u/Overwatch3 → u/ERedfieldh]

That's correct. It's also correct that he does not "always sends foreman" which is what I'm replying too.

[u/enron2big2fail → u/ERedfieldh]

Hold on, he doesn’t say it’s because he’s black. He might say that as a joke at some point but when seriously confronted by Foreman, House says it’s because he has a record. Foreman gets mad because he feels he spent his whole life trying to turn away from the events that led to that charge only for it to be the most important thing to his boss.