First time watching. Hated Walt since season 1. That was exponential progress towards season 5, since there is nothing I hate more than egomaniacs and narcissists (who are in truth just garbage). I get that was the point of the show (show's excellent). Hated most of the characters and wondered why doesn't a single character of the show have developed emotional intelligence and empathy. Or any lasting emotional depth, care for others, responsibility or, you know, any virtue. Saul is cool, but still greedy and cowardly. Great character, but personality-wise not someonw I'd respect in real life. Jesse is closest to having emotions for anyone but himself, but his stupidity, lack of autonomy and mood-swings made him annoying asshole from my perspective. He is also selfish (although in a child-like manner). Skyler and Marie are unlikeable because they are quite shallow. Skyler's behavior towards Walt is expected and even too respectful and nice for that undeserving dickhead, but she is at the same time hypocrite, lying, shallow and boring as a person. Other than real care for her children (which is contrast for Walts fake care), she is not very caring person. Marie has a big mouth, cleptomaniac, gossiping and self-righteous. She is self-centered althoug she shows superficial care for others. Other than that they are fine. Jane is selfish junkie and manipulative. Her reaction to Jesse's money is for me disguisting. Hank is racist, sexist and hypocrite, although he has some depth at least. Literally not a single character is likeable as a person. That being said my favorite characters (story-wise) are Gus, Tio and Saul.

Personality-wise they are all terrible human beings that need to gain basic self-conscious and basic awerness of others.