The hit show Yellowjackets has many memorable characters, but who ranks as the most likable? We rank the seven most likable characters in the Showtime series.
When a high school all-female soccer team is involved in a plane crash on the Showtime series Yellowjackets, they end up stuck in the wilderness with a few others, including the assistant coach and the now-deceased coach’s sons. They are convinced they will never make it out alive. But they do, 19 months later. The events that occurred within that year-and-a-half, however, stay with the survivors through to adulthood.
Yellowjackets, one of the best shows coming in March, flips back and forth between the ‘90s while the girls are navigating survival in the wilderness and the present-day when the ladies, now adults, are trying to leave the past behind them. But the secrets they hold and the trauma they endured aren’t easy to push aside. Every woman has handled things differently, and while most of them are rather unlikable, a few of the women (and other peripheral supporting characters) have some endearing qualities.7. Simone Abara
Taissa’s wife Simone is instantly relatable as a working mother who is simply trying to navigate her career and motherhood while her spouse reaches for the stars with major career aspirations. But she also has to deal with Taissa’s fame for more than one reason, both as a political figure and as one of the women who survived that dreaded ‘90s plane crash.
Simone is patient and kind, doing her best to help Taissa navigate everything from her emotions to struggles with their son and issues with her campaign. She’s supportive and worried about her wife, yet always stands by her side. With Simone making a harrowing discovery about her wife in the inaugural season finale, however, fans are excited to see what will happen next for the character.6. Adult Jeff Sadecki
As a teenager, Jeff comes across as the stereotypical prom king. He’s dating the most popular girl in school yet sleeping with her mousy best friend behind her back. He’s arrogant and boastful. Even as an adult, Jeff quickly comes across as the same type of person.
