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15. Dexter
Dexter is filled with villains who push the limits of what's normal, challenging our ideas of good and evil. The Trinity Killer and the Ice Truck Killer from S4 and S1 stand out with their dangerous unpredictability and fantastic performances, which make them unforgettable parts of the dark world. | © Showtime Networks
14. Batman: The Animated Series
The DCAU Joker is the perfect blend of clownish charm, ruthless madness, and gangster style, capturing everything the character should be. His portrayal in Batman: The Animated Series sets a high bar, making him a standout villain in every episode. | © Warner Bros. Animation
13. The Sopranos
Livia Soprano is one of the most unforgettable villains, a cold-hearted force whose schemes haunt Tony and leave a lasting mark on the show. Nancy Marchand's brilliant performance made every scene with Livia chilling and unforgettable, proving that sometimes the worst enemy is the one closest to home. | © HBO
12. The Simpsons
Mr. Burns has been the main villain in The Simpson since day one, using his wealth and cruelty to spark the chaos in this unforgettable animated series. The unique blend of evil and cartoonish humor makes him both a memorable and surprisingly relatable foe in pop culture. | © 20th Television
11. Killing Eve
Villanelle, the main villain in Killing Eve, steals every scene with her mix of ruthless charm and bad behaviour. Jodie Comer's performance brings a fresh twist to female TV villains, making her one of the most memorable characters on the show. | © BBC America
10. Loki
Loki mixes fun mischief with unexpected depth, turning the trickster into a unique kind of hero. The show also hints at the mystery of He Who Remains, sparking excitement for the next big villain in the MCU. | © Disney+
9. House of Cards
House of Cards shines as a political drama, with Frank Underwood at the heart of the thrilling story about deception and power struggles. This series exposes the dark and destructive forces behind American politics, keeping viewers hooked with twisted story turns. | © Netflix
8. Game Of Thrones
Joffrey Baratheon from Game Of Thrones is one of the most hated villains in modern cinema, a cruel and sadistic young king who left viewers disgusted and oddly satisfied. Jack Gleeson’s performance brings a mix of raw cruelty and unexpected layers to Joffrey, making his downfall one of the most memorable moments in the series. | © HBO
7. The Wire
Moral lines blur in The Wire as characters like Omar Little, Avon Barksdale, and Marlo Stanfield redefine what it means to be a villain. Even crooked cops and scheming legal figures add layers to a world where every twist feels unpredictable and true to life. | © HBO
6. Hannibal
The twisted bond between Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter charges the dark allure of the series, drawing viewers into a world of refined charm and hidden menace. Mads Mikkelsen's mesmerizing performance transforms each scene into a captivating dance of intellect and terror. | © NBC
5. Gotham
Gotham digs into the origins of the most famous Batman foes, giving each villain a fresh twist while staying true to their comic roots. Characters like the Riddler, Penguin, and Joker get new depth that makes their dark stories even more compelling. | © Warner Bros. Television
4. Fargo
Fargo, villains like Lorne Malvo grab your attention with their charm and unpredictable nature. From Hanzee's raw menace to Varga's unsettling presence, each antagonist adds a dark twist to this crime comedy. | © MGM Television
3. The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead, running 11 seasons with iconic villains like Negan, Shane, and The Governor, reminds us that the biggest threat in a post-apocalyptic world comes from people, not just zombies. The dark side of these characters makes the struggle for survival even more intense and unpredictable. | © AMC
2. Breaking Bad
Gus Fring in Breaking Bad is simply one of the best villains of the 21st century, a calm but deadly drug lord who leaves a deep mark on every scene. Even the main character, Walter White, turns dark and dangerous, making the story even more intense. | © Sony Pictures Television
1. The Boys
The Boys flips the superhero idea with villains like Homelander who show the dark side of power, which easily grabs your attention. Each season of this series brings new threats, like Soldier Boy, keeping the story fresh and the fans on edge. | © Sony Pictures Television
