Kenny is hard not mention. He's kinda all over the place. It's funny because I didn't necessarily dislike him overall though there were a number of times to do so. But what really grounds him as this is how you can tell the writers of the subsequent seasons absolutely loved his character and story more than anything else. So as a result, you get him returning in Season 2 as the group member that has both a preestablished connection and the destination for the Season's ending, him suddenly taking over the story direction in general with most of the big moments, the big choices in the end being about whether he's too dangerous, this big emotional goodbye scene that uproots or even contradicts what the story was, several flashbacks trying to show good times, and little cameos/allusions once he's finally gone. And if that wasn't more than enough, you got other characters being overshadowed or unnecessarily demonized to further prop him up and blatant expies like David and Tripp who not as wellrounded and just hammer in how much Telltale seemingly didn't wanna commit to something else for the story. Its like of all the characters you could expand on, all the beats you could reference, all the story arcs you could do, it's the angry violent and stubborn dad you're gonna do over and over again?