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Character that insist is evil but clearly isn't: Crowley from Supernatural.
But I think that character that is actually evil but still charming is more interesting, and for that I bring forward Baal from Stargate.
RIP the actor that played Ba’al.
He was a disturbingly good looking man, damn.
Crowly as in Good Omens?
No, from Supernatural. I don't remember Crowley from Good Omens claiming to be bad
Different character, but there is a lot of overlap. When the show introduced Crowley for the first time, I thought it was an omage to Good Omens.
You guys know about the actual occultist Crowley, right?
Maybe I’m confusing the two, but I always thought Crowley from Supernatural was an evil demon with a streak of humanity. His character arc is a redemption arc as he develops that tiny sliver of humanity