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** ''Flesh & Blood'': The Gentleman, who is stalking the members of the Galloway family and killing them as they're eliminated from the competition to become late patriarch Spencer's fortune. They're eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: [[DeadlyDoctor Dr. Persephone Trinh]], Spencer's end of life specialist, [[TheManBehindTheMan whom he hired]] to [[OffingTheOffspring kill his children and grandchildren]] when they failed, in order to "weed out weakness"]].
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** ''Flesh & Blood'': The Gentleman, who is stalking the members of the Galloway family and killing them as they're eliminated from the competition to become inherit late patriarch Spencer's fortune. They're eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: [[DeadlyDoctor Dr. Persephone Trinh]], Spencer's end of life specialist, [[TheManBehindTheMan whom he hired]] to [[OffingTheOffspring kill his children and grandchildren]] when they failed, in order to "weed out weakness"]].
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** Season 6: [[MasterOfIllusion Ahrimin]] for the opening arc, a [[OutOfGenreVillain shapeshifting demon]] destined to rise every few thousand years to tempt humanity and who Duncan is prophesised to face after Ahriman [[HeroKiller tricks him into killing Richie]] at the end of Season 5. [[EvilFormerFriend Liam O'Rourke]] for the finale, a [[WesternTerrorists former Irish terrorist]] who blames Duncan for the death of his wife in prison and kidnaps his friends to force him to give up his head (with [[BackForTheFinale James Horton]] as the Big Bad of the alternate timeline where he is leading the Watchers in wiping out Immortals).
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** Season 6: [[MasterOfIllusion Ahrimin]] for the opening arc, a [[OutOfGenreVillain [[OutsideGenreFoe shapeshifting demon]] destined to rise every few thousand years to tempt humanity and who Duncan is prophesised to face after Ahriman [[HeroKiller tricks him into killing Richie]] at the end of Season 5. [[EvilFormerFriend Liam O'Rourke]] for the finale, a [[WesternTerrorists former Irish terrorist]] who blames Duncan for the death of his wife in prison and kidnaps his friends to force him to give up his head (with [[BackForTheFinale James Horton]] as the Big Bad of the alternate timeline where he is leading the Watchers in wiping out Immortals).
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** Season 1: This is the season most committed to a VillainOfTheWeek set-up but a few stand out: [[CombatPragmatist Xavier St. Cloud]], a GentlemanThief with a penchant for using poison gas, becomes the first villain to escape a showdown with Duncan to menace him again, and the finale introduces [[FantasticRacism James Horton]], who kills Duncan's friend Darius and tries to kill his friend Fitz.
** Season 4: [[RevengeBeforeReason Jack Shapiro]], head of the Watchers who tries to make Duncan and Joe scapegoats for the murder of dozens of Watchers by a vengeful immortal, and later tries to lead the Watchers into a war to wipe out all Immortals.
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%%** ''Sharpe's Eagle'': Sir Henry Simmerson, with Lieutenants Gibbons and Berry as CoDragons.
** ''Sharpe's Company'': [[TheSociopath Obadiah Hakeswill]], who seeks to invade Portugal using Adratos, the fortress the renegades are holed up in, as a funneling point.
** ''Sharpe's Enemy'': The BigBadDuumvirate of Hakeswill and Pot-au-Feu, although the French attack on Adradas is ordered by Major Pierre Ducos.
** ''Sharpe's Honour'': Ducos. He is seen reporting to Napoleon himself but the plan is Ducos', with Father Hacha and El Matarife as TheDragon and TheBrute respectively.
** ''Sharpe's Company'': [[TheSociopath Obadiah Hakeswill]], who seeks to invade Portugal using Adratos, the fortress the renegades are holed up in, as a funneling point.
** ''Sharpe's Enemy'': The BigBadDuumvirate of Hakeswill and Pot-au-Feu, although the French attack on Adradas is ordered by Major Pierre Ducos.
** ''Sharpe's Honour'': Ducos. He is seen reporting to Napoleon himself but the plan is Ducos', with Father Hacha and El Matarife as TheDragon and TheBrute respectively.
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** ''Sharpe's Company'': [[TheSociopath Obadiah Hakeswill]], Sharpe's former DrillSergeantNasty who
** ''Sharpe's Enemy'': The BigBadDuumvirate of Hakeswill and Pot-au-Feu, who lead a group of deserters who occupy the Portuguese city of Adradas and hold the wives of British and French officers hostage, although the French attack on Adradas is ordered by Major Pierre Ducos.
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%%** ''Sharpe's Justice'': Sir Willoughby Parfitt and his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Captain George Wickham.
%%** ''Sharpe's Waterloo'': In effect, Napoleon Bonaparte. On a more personal level, Jane Gibbons and Lord John Rossendale.
%%** ''Sharpe's Challenge'': General William Dodd.
%%** ''Sharpe's Peril'': Count Dragomirov.
%%** ''Sharpe's Justice'': Sir Willoughby Parfitt and his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Captain George Wickham.
%%** ''Sharpe's Waterloo'': In effect, Napoleon Bonaparte. On a more personal level, Jane Gibbons and Lord John Rossendale.
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** Season 3: [[ItsAllAboutMe Antonin Kalas]]. He spends all of Season 3 hunting down Duncan and his friends, attempting to ruin their lives or kill them, and threatens expose the existence of Immortals to the world; all to get revenge on Duncan for getting him kicked out of his monastery.
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** Season 3: [[ItsAllAboutMe Antonin Antonius Kalas]]. He He's an evil Immortal spends all of Season 3 hunting down Duncan and his friends, attempting to ruin their lives or kill them, and threatens expose the existence of Immortals to the world; all to get revenge on Duncan for getting him kicked out of his monastery.
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*''Series/{{Slasher}}'' is a horror anthology series, with each season [[TheHeavy revolving around]] the actions of that season's SerialKiller main antagonist, who tends to always be a [[MalevolentMaskedMen figure in a masked costume]].
**''The Executioner'': The titular Executioner, eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: [[BigBadFriend Cam Henry]]]], targets citizens of Waterbury [[KnightTemplar whom he feels have committed the Seven Deadly Sins]] and kills them in ways symbolic of the Biblical punishments for those sins.
**''Guilty Party'': The mysterious figure in a parka who is slowly picking off both the former Camp Motega counselors and the commune members. They’re eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: Judith Berry, acting to avenge her son Owen, who killed himself in prison after the counselors framed him for Talvinder's death]].
**''Solstice'': The Druid, who killed Kit Jennings [[DistantPrologue a year before the season's main plot]], and who returns on the anniversary to target everyone who witnessed that murder. [[spoiler: In fact, there's not just one Druid — Kit was killed by Wyatt, the jealous boyfriend of his [[AnythingThatMoves latest lover]], while the current killings are being carried out by [[BigBadDuumvirate Connor and Jen Rijkers]], not because the victims witnessed Kit's death, but because they contributed to the cyber-harassment that drove the siblings' mother to suicide.]]
**''Flesh & Blood'': The Gentleman, who is stalking the members of the Galloway family and killing them as they're eliminated from the competition to become late patriarch Spencer's fortune. They're eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: [[DeadlyDoctor Dr. Persephone Trinh]], Spencer's end of life specialist, [[TheManBehindTheMan whom he hired]] to [[OffingTheOffspring kill his children and grandchildren]] when they failed, in order to "weed out weakness"]].
**''The Executioner'': The titular Executioner, eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: [[BigBadFriend Cam Henry]]]], targets citizens of Waterbury [[KnightTemplar whom he feels have committed the Seven Deadly Sins]] and kills them in ways symbolic of the Biblical punishments for those sins.
**''Guilty Party'': The mysterious figure in a parka who is slowly picking off both the former Camp Motega counselors and the commune members. They’re eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: Judith Berry, acting to avenge her son Owen, who killed himself in prison after the counselors framed him for Talvinder's death]].
**''Solstice'': The Druid, who killed Kit Jennings [[DistantPrologue a year before the season's main plot]], and who returns on the anniversary to target everyone who witnessed that murder. [[spoiler: In fact, there's not just one Druid — Kit was killed by Wyatt, the jealous boyfriend of his [[AnythingThatMoves latest lover]], while the current killings are being carried out by [[BigBadDuumvirate Connor and Jen Rijkers]], not because the victims witnessed Kit's death, but because they contributed to the cyber-harassment that drove the siblings' mother to suicide.]]
**''Flesh & Blood'': The Gentleman, who is stalking the members of the Galloway family and killing them as they're eliminated from the competition to become late patriarch Spencer's fortune. They're eventually revealed to be [[spoiler: [[DeadlyDoctor Dr. Persephone Trinh]], Spencer's end of life specialist, [[TheManBehindTheMan whom he hired]] to [[OffingTheOffspring kill his children and grandchildren]] when they failed, in order to "weed out weakness"]].
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* While ''Series/ResurrectionErtugrul'' typically has multiple antagonistic factions per season, some villains do count as this in their own right. For instance, Baiju Noyan in season 2, Master Simon in [[spoiler: the first third of]] season 3, and [[spoiler: Tekfur Vasilius during the last two-thirds of season 3]], who all serve as the greatest threat to Ertugrul for long enough without any other equally powerful adversaries for him to deal with.
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* While ''Series/ResurrectionErtugrul'' typically has multiple antagonistic factions per season, some villains do count as this in their own right. For instance, Baiju Noyan in season 2, Master Simon in [[spoiler: ''Series/ResurrectionErtugrul'': Sadettin Kopek easily holds the first third of]] season most sway over the struggles Ertugrul and his people face. He is largely responsible for the events of seasons 2, 3, and [[spoiler: Tekfur Vasilius during 4 due to his collaborations with their respective [[ArcVillain Arc Villains]], as well as his attempts to usurp the last two-thirds position of season 3]], who all serve as the greatest sultan posing a significant threat to Ertugrul for long enough without any other equally powerful adversaries for him to deal with.the Muslim world.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'':
** Season 1: Cersei Lannister. Although there's a plethora of villains, in Season 1 Cersei serves most clearly as the main antagonist. She's a threat to the Starks, the Crown and the Realm in general due to her scheming. She [[BigBadDuumvirate shares]] the role of TheAntagonist with her brother Jaime, but she is the Big Bad of the two, being more of the schemer while he is more TheBrute. She subsequently becomes a BigBadWannabe, with the more competent and intelligent Tywin falling into place.
** Season 2: Joffrey Baratheon, as well as Stannis and Melisandre, who become enemies of both the Starks, the Lannisters and the Tyrells alike, even if Stannis doesn't fight the Starks. His pending invasion of King's Landing is the major plotline for King's Landing in Season 2, as Tyrion attempts to halt him to save the city. However, this depends on how far you see Stannis as a villain, considering he is fighting against those clearly more villainous then him - the Lannisters, who are supporting Joffrey and spend the season fighting the Starks. Likewise the Tyrells show they don't care who's King just so long as they can get more power. Melisandre is arguably the true Big Bad, as she clearly manipulates Stannis into using her methods. Balon Greyjoy could also be considered this to a lesser extent, as he is a driving force in the North storyline. Xaro Xhoan Daxos and Pyat Pree are the Big Bads for the Qarth storyline.
** Season 3: Tywin Lannister, who in addition to being the one controlling and fighting the war on Joffrey's behalf, becomes the de-facto leader of Westeros as Joffrey's hand. He is responsible for the worst atrocities of the war, such as sending Gregor Clegane to make the Riverlands a blasted wasteland and turning Harrenhal into a nightmare garrison and then the Red Wedding. That said, Tywin only did this because Catelyn kidnapped Tyrion and as the story unravels it's revealed that Tywin was not the primary cause of the whole conflict.
** Season 4: Tywin Lannister, officially with [[spoiler:Joffrey's death]]. There is also Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay of the North storylines. Mance Rayder becomes this for the Night's Watch storyline. Littlefinger is this for the Vale storyline, [[spoiler:and is arguably the true antagonist of the season because he poisoned Joffrey and let Tyrion take the fall.]]
** Season 5: Cersei takes the reins following [[spoiler:Tywin's death]] but [[BigBadWannabe she's still in over her head]] and this role is taken by the High Sparrow. The Boltons, Lord Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay, function as the main antagonists for the north, but later into the season [[spoiler:The Night's King]] stops being a hinted [[GreaterScopeVillain background threat to the realms]] and leads [[spoiler:the White Walkers]] to make their move toward conquering Westeros. The Sons of the Harpy for the Mereen storyline as they seek to undermine Daenerys' rule and kill her supporters.
** Season 6: Ramsay Bolton becomes this for the North storyline after [[spoiler:he kills his father]], and he personally acts as the main antagonist of Jon and Sansa's storyline. The High Sparrow is this for the King's Landing storyline [[spoiler: until Cersei reclaims her Big Bad position with a vengeance by killing the High Sparrow and the Tyrells and taking the crown for herself]]. Jaqen H'ghar is nominally this for the Braavos storyline, but the Waif is the DragonInChief. The Sons of Harpy in the Mereen storyline [[spoiler:are being funded by a coalition of Slave Masters, represented by Razdal mo Eraz, Yezzan zo Qaggaz, and Belicho Paenymion, who personally lead a siege of Mereen at the end of the season.]]
** Season 7: Cersei Lannister returns to take the Big Bad spot [[spoiler:as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, forming a BigBadDuumvirate with Euron Greyjoy]] to oppose Daenerys Targeryen. [[spoiler:The Night King]] however, remains as the GreaterScopeVillain for the season. Littlefinger is this for the Winterfell storyline as he seeks to drive the Starks apart again so he can take Sansa for himself. By the end of Season 7, Euron, Cersei, and the Night King are the only main antagonists left.
** Season 8: The Night King and Cersei Lannister, with Euron Greyjoy being a WildCard secondary villain under Cersei. [[spoiler: All prove to be a DiscOneFinalBoss as the Night King is defeated in "The Long Night" and the other two are killed in "The Bells" along with Jaime. [[FallenHero Daenerys Targaryen]] makes a FaceHeelTurn after capturing King's Landing and becomes the final Big Bad and FinalBoss of the series.]]
** It could be concluded the Lannisters are the Big Bads in general throughout the series as they are the faction most commonly identified as the villainous antagonists, however on a wider scale [[spoiler:the Night King]] and the White Walkers could be this as they are probably the biggest threat to Westeros. Littlefinger is also a contender, since he caused the War of the Five Kings to happen by having Jon Arryn murdered and framed the Lannisters for it, and he continuously amassed power as the series progressed [[spoiler:until his death in the Season 7 finale.]]
** Season 1: Cersei Lannister. Although there's a plethora of villains, in Season 1 Cersei serves most clearly as the main antagonist. She's a threat to the Starks, the Crown and the Realm in general due to her scheming. She [[BigBadDuumvirate shares]] the role of TheAntagonist with her brother Jaime, but she is the Big Bad of the two, being more of the schemer while he is more TheBrute. She subsequently becomes a BigBadWannabe, with the more competent and intelligent Tywin falling into place.
** Season 2: Joffrey Baratheon, as well as Stannis and Melisandre, who become enemies of both the Starks, the Lannisters and the Tyrells alike, even if Stannis doesn't fight the Starks. His pending invasion of King's Landing is the major plotline for King's Landing in Season 2, as Tyrion attempts to halt him to save the city. However, this depends on how far you see Stannis as a villain, considering he is fighting against those clearly more villainous then him - the Lannisters, who are supporting Joffrey and spend the season fighting the Starks. Likewise the Tyrells show they don't care who's King just so long as they can get more power. Melisandre is arguably the true Big Bad, as she clearly manipulates Stannis into using her methods. Balon Greyjoy could also be considered this to a lesser extent, as he is a driving force in the North storyline. Xaro Xhoan Daxos and Pyat Pree are the Big Bads for the Qarth storyline.
** Season 3: Tywin Lannister, who in addition to being the one controlling and fighting the war on Joffrey's behalf, becomes the de-facto leader of Westeros as Joffrey's hand. He is responsible for the worst atrocities of the war, such as sending Gregor Clegane to make the Riverlands a blasted wasteland and turning Harrenhal into a nightmare garrison and then the Red Wedding. That said, Tywin only did this because Catelyn kidnapped Tyrion and as the story unravels it's revealed that Tywin was not the primary cause of the whole conflict.
** Season 4: Tywin Lannister, officially with [[spoiler:Joffrey's death]]. There is also Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay of the North storylines. Mance Rayder becomes this for the Night's Watch storyline. Littlefinger is this for the Vale storyline, [[spoiler:and is arguably the true antagonist of the season because he poisoned Joffrey and let Tyrion take the fall.]]
** Season 5: Cersei takes the reins following [[spoiler:Tywin's death]] but [[BigBadWannabe she's still in over her head]] and this role is taken by the High Sparrow. The Boltons, Lord Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay, function as the main antagonists for the north, but later into the season [[spoiler:The Night's King]] stops being a hinted [[GreaterScopeVillain background threat to the realms]] and leads [[spoiler:the White Walkers]] to make their move toward conquering Westeros. The Sons of the Harpy for the Mereen storyline as they seek to undermine Daenerys' rule and kill her supporters.
** Season 6: Ramsay Bolton becomes this for the North storyline after [[spoiler:he kills his father]], and he personally acts as the main antagonist of Jon and Sansa's storyline. The High Sparrow is this for the King's Landing storyline [[spoiler: until Cersei reclaims her Big Bad position with a vengeance by killing the High Sparrow and the Tyrells and taking the crown for herself]]. Jaqen H'ghar is nominally this for the Braavos storyline, but the Waif is the DragonInChief. The Sons of Harpy in the Mereen storyline [[spoiler:are being funded by a coalition of Slave Masters, represented by Razdal mo Eraz, Yezzan zo Qaggaz, and Belicho Paenymion, who personally lead a siege of Mereen at the end of the season.]]
** Season 7: Cersei Lannister returns to take the Big Bad spot [[spoiler:as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, forming a BigBadDuumvirate with Euron Greyjoy]] to oppose Daenerys Targeryen. [[spoiler:The Night King]] however, remains as the GreaterScopeVillain for the season. Littlefinger is this for the Winterfell storyline as he seeks to drive the Starks apart again so he can take Sansa for himself. By the end of Season 7, Euron, Cersei, and the Night King are the only main antagonists left.
** Season 8: The Night King and Cersei Lannister, with Euron Greyjoy being a WildCard secondary villain under Cersei. [[spoiler: All prove to be a DiscOneFinalBoss as the Night King is defeated in "The Long Night" and the other two are killed in "The Bells" along with Jaime. [[FallenHero Daenerys Targaryen]] makes a FaceHeelTurn after capturing King's Landing and becomes the final Big Bad and FinalBoss of the series.]]
** It could be concluded the Lannisters are the Big Bads in general throughout the series as they are the faction most commonly identified as the villainous antagonists, however on a wider scale [[spoiler:the Night King]] and the White Walkers could be this as they are probably the biggest threat to Westeros. Littlefinger is also a contender, since he caused the War of the Five Kings to happen by having Jon Arryn murdered and framed the Lannisters for it, and he continuously amassed power as the series progressed [[spoiler:until his death in the Season 7 finale.]]
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* ''[[Franchise/ASongOfIceAndFire Game of Thrones]]'' universe:
** ''Series/GameOfThrones'':
** *** Season 1: Cersei Lannister. Although there's a plethora of villains, in Season 1 Cersei serves most clearly as the main antagonist. She's a threat to the Starks, the Crown and the Realm in general due to her scheming. She [[BigBadDuumvirate shares]] the role of TheAntagonist with her brother Jaime, but she is the Big Bad of the two, being more of the schemer while he is more TheBrute. She subsequently becomes a BigBadWannabe, with the more competent and intelligent Tywin falling into place.
** *** Season 2: Joffrey Baratheon, as well as Stannis and Melisandre, who become enemies of both the Starks, the Lannisters and the Tyrells alike, even if Stannis doesn't fight the Starks. His pending invasion of King's Landing is the major plotline for King's Landing in Season 2, as Tyrion attempts to halt him to save the city. However, this depends on how far you see Stannis as a villain, considering he is fighting against those clearly more villainous then him - the Lannisters, who are supporting Joffrey and spend the season fighting the Starks. Likewise the Tyrells show they don't care who's King just so long as they can get more power. Melisandre is arguably the true Big Bad, as she clearly manipulates Stannis into using her methods. Balon Greyjoy could also be considered this to a lesser extent, as he is a driving force in the North storyline. Xaro Xhoan Daxos and Pyat Pree are the Big Bads for the Qarth storyline.
** *** Season 3: Tywin Lannister, who in addition to being the one controlling and fighting the war on Joffrey's behalf, becomes the de-facto leader of Westeros as Joffrey's hand. He is responsible for the worst atrocities of the war, such as sending Gregor Clegane to make the Riverlands a blasted wasteland and turning Harrenhal into a nightmare garrison and then the Red Wedding. That said, Tywin only did this because Catelyn kidnapped Tyrion and as the story unravels it's revealed that Tywin was not the primary cause of the whole conflict.
** *** Season 4: Tywin Lannister, officially with [[spoiler:Joffrey's death]]. There is also Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay of the North storylines. Mance Rayder becomes this for the Night's Watch storyline. Littlefinger is this for the Vale storyline, [[spoiler:and is arguably the true antagonist of the season because he poisoned Joffrey and let Tyrion take the fall.]]
** *** Season 5: Cersei takes the reins following [[spoiler:Tywin's death]] but [[BigBadWannabe she's still in over her head]] and this role is taken by the High Sparrow. The Boltons, Lord Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay, function as the main antagonists for the north, but later into the season [[spoiler:The Night's King]] stops being a hinted [[GreaterScopeVillain background threat to the realms]] and leads [[spoiler:the White Walkers]] to make their move toward conquering Westeros. The Sons of the Harpy for the Mereen storyline as they seek to undermine Daenerys' rule and kill her supporters.
** *** Season 6: Ramsay Bolton becomes this for the North storyline after [[spoiler:he kills his father]], and he personally acts as the main antagonist of Jon and Sansa's storyline. The High Sparrow is this for the King's Landing storyline [[spoiler: until Cersei reclaims her Big Bad position with a vengeance by killing the High Sparrow and the Tyrells and taking the crown for herself]]. Jaqen H'ghar is nominally this for the Braavos storyline, but the Waif is the DragonInChief. The Sons of Harpy in the Mereen storyline [[spoiler:are being funded by a coalition of Slave Masters, represented by Razdal mo Eraz, Yezzan zo Qaggaz, and Belicho Paenymion, who personally lead a siege of Mereen at the end of the season.]]
** *** Season 7: Cersei Lannister returns to take the Big Bad spot [[spoiler:as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, forming a BigBadDuumvirate with Euron Greyjoy]] to oppose Daenerys Targeryen. [[spoiler:The Night King]] however, remains as the GreaterScopeVillain for the season. Littlefinger is this for the Winterfell storyline as he seeks to drive the Starks apart again so he can take Sansa for himself. By the end of Season 7, Euron, Cersei, and the Night King are the only main antagonists left.
** *** Season 8: The Night King and Cersei Lannister, with Euron Greyjoy being a WildCard secondary villain under Cersei. [[spoiler: All prove to be a DiscOneFinalBoss as the Night King is defeated in "The Long Night" and the other two are killed in "The Bells" along with Jaime. [[FallenHero Daenerys Targaryen]] makes a FaceHeelTurn after capturing King's Landing and becomes the final Big Bad and FinalBoss of the series.]]
** *** It could be concluded the Lannisters are the Big Bads in general throughout the series as they are the faction most commonly identified as the villainous antagonists, however on a wider scale [[spoiler:the Night King]] and the White Walkers could be this as they are probably the biggest threat to Westeros. Littlefinger is also a contender, since he caused the War of the Five Kings to happen by having Jon Arryn murdered and framed the Lannisters for it, and he continuously amassed power as the series progressed [[spoiler:until his death in the Season 7 finale.]]]]
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'':
*** Season 1: Ser Otto Hightower masterminded the rise of his family to the top to the point the other heirs to King Viserys outside Rhaenyra Targaryen are his grandchildren, as well as TheCoup that crowned Aegon as king. He's planned to kill Rhaenyra and her supporters if necessary.
** ''Series/GameOfThrones'':
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'':
*** Season 1: Ser Otto Hightower masterminded the rise of his family to the top to the point the other heirs to King Viserys outside Rhaenyra Targaryen are his grandchildren, as well as TheCoup that crowned Aegon as king. He's planned to kill Rhaenyra and her supporters if necessary.
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** Season 10: {{ComicBook/Darkseid}}, with [[CoDragons Granny Goodness, Desaad, and Glorious Godfrey]] doing his dirty work. Lots of others [[BigBadWannabe try for this role]], but compared to [[UltimateEvil Darkseid]]'s Darkseid's ominous presence they just don't cut it. See BigBadEnsemble for the breakdown though.
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** Season 11: [[UltimateEvil The Darkness]], having taken the human form of a woman named Amara. She's also [[spoiler: TheAntiGod.]] [[FromBadToWorse Then things get even crazier]] when [[spoiler: [[TheBusCameBack Lucifer]] re-enters the picture [[BigBadEnsemble wanting to take the Darkness down while keeping up his own agenda]], meaning Sam and Dean had both of them to worry about for awhile, until having to [[EnemyMine ally with him against the Darkness]].]]
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** Season 11: [[UltimateEvil The Darkness]], Darkness, having taken the human form of a woman named Amara. She's also [[spoiler: TheAntiGod.]] [[FromBadToWorse Then things get even crazier]] when [[spoiler: [[TheBusCameBack Lucifer]] re-enters the picture [[BigBadEnsemble wanting to take the Darkness down while keeping up his own agenda]], meaning Sam and Dean had both of them to worry about for awhile, until having to [[EnemyMine ally with him against the Darkness]].]]
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** Season 7: Sarah Newlin/Hep-VNewlin/Hep-V, who continues her pursuit to eradicate all vampires.
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* ''Series/TwinPeaks'': [[SerialKiller Killer]] [[BodySnatcher BOB]]
* ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'':
** Seasons 1-8: A BigBadDuumvirate of Judith Harper, Rose and Evelyn Harper, each at separate times. Evelyn is also viewed by Charlie and Alan as one in their lives.
** Seasons 9-12: Rose occasionally filled the role, but it was actually revealed in the finale to be an InUniverse [[spoiler: Chuck Lorre]].
* ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'':
** Seasons 1-8: A BigBadDuumvirate of Judith Harper, Rose and Evelyn Harper, each at separate times. Evelyn is also viewed by Charlie and Alan as one in their lives.
** Seasons 9-12: Rose occasionally filled the role, but it was actually revealed in the finale to be an InUniverse [[spoiler: Chuck Lorre]].
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* ''Series/TwinPeaks'': [[SerialKiller Killer]] [[BodySnatcher BOB]]
* ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'':
** Seasons 1-8: A BigBadDuumvirate of Judith Harper, Rose and Evelyn Harper, each at separate times. Evelyn is also viewed by Charlie and Alan as one in their lives.
** Seasons 9-12: Rose occasionally filledBOB]], the role, but it was actually revealed in evil entity responsible for the finale to be an InUniverse [[spoiler: Chuck Lorre]]. murder of Laura Palmer, which is the driving force of the series,.
* ''Series/TwoAndAHalfMen'':
** Seasons 1-8: A BigBadDuumvirate of Judith Harper, Rose and Evelyn Harper, each at separate times. Evelyn is also viewed by Charlie and Alan as one in their lives.
** Seasons 9-12: Rose occasionally filled
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** Carl Williams and Mick Gatto.
* ''Series/UnderbellyATaleOfTwoCities'': Terry Clark and Bob Trimbole
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* ''Series/UnderbellyATaleOfTwoCities'': Terry Clark and Bob Trimbole
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* ''Series/WhiteCollar'':
** Season 1: Garrett Fowler.
** Season 2: Vincent Adler.
** Season 3: Matthew Keller (first half) and Philip Kramer (second half).
** Season 4: Senator Terrence Pratt
** Season 5: Curtis Hagen was this for the majority of the season, until [[spoiler: Rebecca Lowe]] steps up as the man behind the mask and the real big bad.
* ''Series/TheWildWildWest'': DiabolicalMastermind Dr. Miguelito Loveless.
* ''Series/TheWire'':
** Season One: [[BloodKnight Avon Barksdale.]]
** Season Two: [[TheChessmaster The Greek.]]
** Season Three: [[MagnificentBastard Stringer Bell.]]
** Seasons Four and Five: [[TheSociopath Marlo Stanfield.]]
* Henry VIII is the big bad of ''Series/WolfHall''. It takes a while to become apparent because he's charming and does show genuine feeling--but his mood changes on a dime and if he turns against you, he never turns back. Although Thomas Cromwell (the protagonist in this version) ruthlessly extracts revenge for the masque denigrating Cardinal Wolsey, ultimately it was Henry's wishes which brought him down--as he did with Thomas More, his first wife Catherine, and his unfortunate second wife Anne Boleyn.
** Season 1: Garrett Fowler.
** Season 2: Vincent Adler.
** Season 3: Matthew Keller (first half) and Philip Kramer (second half).
** Season 4: Senator Terrence Pratt
** Season 5: Curtis Hagen was this for the majority of the season, until [[spoiler: Rebecca Lowe]] steps up as the man behind the mask and the real big bad.
* ''Series/TheWildWildWest'': DiabolicalMastermind Dr. Miguelito Loveless.
* ''Series/TheWire'':
** Season One: [[BloodKnight Avon Barksdale.]]
** Season Two: [[TheChessmaster The Greek.]]
** Season Three: [[MagnificentBastard Stringer Bell.]]
** Seasons Four and Five: [[TheSociopath Marlo Stanfield.]]
* Henry VIII is the big bad of ''Series/WolfHall''. It takes a while to become apparent because he's charming and does show genuine feeling--but his mood changes on a dime and if he turns against you, he never turns back. Although Thomas Cromwell (the protagonist in this version) ruthlessly extracts revenge for the masque denigrating Cardinal Wolsey, ultimately it was Henry's wishes which brought him down--as he did with Thomas More, his first wife Catherine, and his unfortunate second wife Anne Boleyn.
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* ''Series/WolfHall'': Henry
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* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': Wonder Woman fought her share of criminal masterminds in TheSeventies such as Count Cagliostro ("Diana's Disappearing Act"), Bleaker ("The Girl from Ilandia"), and Harlow Gault ("Gault's Brain"). However, none were as memorable as the ubiquitous Nazis in season 1.
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* ''Film/{{Yuma}}'': [[spoiler:Mules [=McNeil=].]]
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* ''Film/{{Yuma}}'': [[spoiler:Mules [=McNeil=].]][=McNeil=]]], the true source of all of the corruption in Yuma.
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** ''Series/ChouSeiShinGransazer'': [[spoiler:[[TheChessmaster Belzeus]], a member of the [[TheFederation Warp Monarch]] council seeking to wipe out humanity as part of his plan to become a GalacticConqueror.]]
** ''Series/GenSeiShinJustiriser'': Kaiser Hades, though he's a SealedEvilInACan in the first quarter of the series. [[spoiler:After he gets killed halfway through, his brother Majin Daruga steps in to pick up where he left off.]]
** ''Series/ChouSeiKantaiSazerX'': Captain Barder at the start of the series, but [[spoiler:he's soon revealed to be a robot and short-circuits.]] Afterwards, Garade fills the role of Big Bad until [[spoiler:[[TheManBehindTheMan King Neo Descal]] arrives from the future and kills him for his failures, becoming the Big Bad for the remainder of the series.]]
** ''Series/GenSeiShinJustiriser'': Kaiser Hades, though he's a SealedEvilInACan in the first quarter of the series. [[spoiler:After he gets killed halfway through, his brother Majin Daruga steps in to pick up where he left off.]]
** ''Series/ChouSeiKantaiSazerX'': Captain Barder at the start of the series, but [[spoiler:he's soon revealed to be a robot and short-circuits.]] Afterwards, Garade fills the role of Big Bad until [[spoiler:[[TheManBehindTheMan King Neo Descal]] arrives from the future and kills him for his failures, becoming the Big Bad for the remainder of the series.]]
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** ''Series/ChouSeiShinGransazer'': [[spoiler:[[TheChessmaster Belzeus]], a member of the [[TheFederation Warp Monarch]] council seeking to wipe out who framed humanity in order to justify an invasion of Earth so he could use it as part of his plan a foothold to become a GalacticConqueror."[[GalacticConqueror grasp the universe]]".]]
** ''Series/GenSeiShinJustiriser'': Kaiser Hades,though he's who destroyed Planet Riser in the past and set his sights on Earth next. He's a SealedEvilInACan in the first quarter of the series. series, but assumes this role more directly once he's broken out. [[spoiler:After he gets killed halfway through, his big brother Majin Daruga steps in to pick up where he left off.]]
** ''Series/ChouSeiKantaiSazerX'': Captain Barder at the start of the series, but[[spoiler:he's soon [[spoiler:early on he's revealed to be a robot and short-circuits.]] Afterwards, Garade fills the role of Big Bad until [[spoiler:[[TheManBehindTheMan Following several twists and turns [[spoiler:it's revealed [[TheManBehindTheMan King Neo Descal]] arrives from is the future one responsible for Neo Descal's galactic conquest in the future, and kills him for his failures, becoming the Big Bad for the remainder of the series.one who sent [[EvilGenius Grouza]] and Garade back in time to stop Sazer-X.]]
** ''Series/GenSeiShinJustiriser'': Kaiser Hades,
** ''Series/ChouSeiKantaiSazerX'': Captain Barder at the start of the series, but
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* ''Series/TheKagestar'': [[MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate Doctor Satan]], the Nazi scientist who leads the [[TheSyndicate Satan Empire]] and the ArchEnemy of Kagestar and Bellestar.
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* Season 1 of ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy'' doesn't really have one.
** Season 2: Ethan Zobelle
** Season 3: James "Jimmy O" O'Phelan and Agent Stahl
** Season 4: The Cartel [[spoiler: is a subversion, the real Big Bad is Clay Morrow]].
** Season 5: Damon Pope [[spoiler: is set up as this initially, but takes a back seat for much of the season while Clay tries to plot against Jax again before Pope returns to prominence again at the end of the season. So... BigBadEnsemble?]]
** Season 6: Lee Toric is introduced at the end of season 5 and set up to be the big bad of season 6 [[spoiler: until Otto kills him four episodes in. After that it's sort of a toss up between the Irish and Tyne Patterson.]]
** Season 7: [[spoiler: Gemma.]]
* ''Series/TheSopranos'':
** Season 1: Uncle Junior [[spoiler: and Livia Soprano]]
** Season 2: Richie Aprile [[spoiler:and Big Pussy]]
** Season 3: Ralph Cifaretto
** Season 4: Carmine Lupertazzi
** Season 5: Johhny Sack
** Season 6: Phil Leotardo
** Season 2: Ethan Zobelle
** Season 3: James "Jimmy O" O'Phelan and Agent Stahl
** Season 4: The Cartel [[spoiler: is a subversion, the real Big Bad is Clay Morrow]].
** Season 5: Damon Pope [[spoiler: is set up as this initially, but takes a back seat for much of the season while Clay tries to plot against Jax again before Pope returns to prominence again at the end of the season. So... BigBadEnsemble?]]
** Season 6: Lee Toric is introduced at the end of season 5 and set up to be the big bad of season 6 [[spoiler: until Otto kills him four episodes in. After that it's sort of a toss up between the Irish and Tyne Patterson.]]
** Season 7: [[spoiler: Gemma.]]
* ''Series/TheSopranos'':
** Season 1: Uncle Junior [[spoiler: and Livia Soprano]]
** Season 2: Richie Aprile [[spoiler:and Big Pussy]]
** Season 3: Ralph Cifaretto
** Season 4: Carmine Lupertazzi
** Season 5: Johhny Sack
** Season 6: Phil Leotardo
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* Season 1 of ''Series/SonsOfAnarchy'' doesn't really have one.
''Series/SonsOfAnarchy'':
** Season 2: EthanZobelle
Zobelle, the head of the League of American Nationalists ("L.O.A.N."), a white separatist gang who desires to gain a foothold in Charming and force SAMCRO out.
** Season 3: [[TheSociopath James "Jimmy O"O'Phelan O'Phelan]], the leader of the Real IRA group who goes rogue and attempts to kill all of SAMCRO, [[BigBadEnsemble and]] [[AmbitionIsEvil Agent Stahl
Stahl]], an ATF agent investigating the club's involvement in arms trafficking.
** Season 4:The Cartel [[spoiler: is a subversion, the real Big Bad is [[spoiler:[[TookALevelInJerkass Clay Morrow]].
** Season 5: Damon Pope [[spoiler: is set up as this initially, but takes a back seat for much ofMorrow]], who throws the season while Clay tries to plot against club in turmoil by forcing them into the drug trafficking business and begins targeting Jax again before Pope returns Teller's loved ones to prominence again at the end of the season. So... BigBadEnsemble?]]
** Season 6: Lee Toric is introduced at the end of season 5 and setcover up to be the big bad of season 6 [[spoiler: until Otto kills him four episodes in. After that it's sort of a toss up between the Irish and Tyne Patterson.his role in his father's death.]]
** Season7: [[spoiler: Gemma.5: [[ScaryBlackMan Damon Pope]], the most dangerous gangster in Oakland, [[BigBadEnsemble and]] [[spoiler:Clay again. While Pope is seen as the greater threat, Clay's efforts to undermine Jax's authority as President become too much of a danger to ignore thereby compelling the latter to devise a plot for neutralizing them both.]]
* ** Season 6: Initially, it's[[CowboyCop Lee Toric]], a former U.S. Marshal who's fixated on taking down the Sons of Anarchy after Otto kills his daughter. [[spoiler:However, Otto kills him four episodes in. After that it's a BigBadEnsemble between [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain Galen O'Shay]], a high-ranking member of the Real IRA, and [[HeroAntagonist Tyne Patterson]], the San Joaquin County District Attorney who attempts to have the Club shut down.]]
** Season 7: [[spoiler:[[EvilMatriarch Gemma]], who klls Tara and blames it on the Chinese, causing the main conflict in Season 7.]]
%%* ''Series/TheSopranos'':
** %%** Season 1: Uncle Junior [[spoiler: and Livia Soprano]]
** %%** Season 2: Richie Aprile [[spoiler:and Big Pussy]]
** %%** Season 3: Ralph Cifaretto
** %%** Season 4: Carmine Lupertazzi
** %%** Season 5: Johhny Sack
** %%** Season 6: Phil Leotardo
** Season 2: Ethan
** Season 3: [[TheSociopath James "Jimmy O"
** Season 4:
** Season 5: Damon Pope [[spoiler: is set up as this initially, but takes a back seat for much of
** Season 6: Lee Toric is introduced at the end of season 5 and set
** Season
** Season 7: [[spoiler:[[EvilMatriarch Gemma]], who klls Tara and blames it on the Chinese, causing the main conflict in Season 7.]]
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** Blood and Sand: Batiatus
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** War of the Damned: Crassus
** Gods of the Arena: Tullius
** Vengeance: Glaber
** War of the Damned: Crassus
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** Blood and Sand: Batiatus
**[[HistoricalVillainUpgrade Batiatus]]. [[spoiler:He's the one who orders Spartacus's wife murdered so his new champion will remain bound to the ludus. Spartacus uncovering the truth is what sets the rebellion in motion.]]
%%** Gods of the Arena: Tullius
** %%** Vengeance: Glaber
** War of the Damned:Crassus[[AffablyEvil Crassus]], a senator of the Republic who craves the power and respect that defeating Spartacus and his rebel army would bring him.
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* ''Series/StargateSG1'' has a series of Big Bads, although there are often long stretches in the middle seasons where they becomes fairly uninvolved with the plot.
** Season 1 to 4: Apophis / Sokar / [[BackFromTheDead Apophis again]]
** Seasons 5 to 8: Anubis
*** Late Season 8: Replicator Carter and Ba'al (in addition to Anubis)
** Season 1 to 4: Apophis / Sokar / [[BackFromTheDead Apophis again]]
** Seasons 5 to 8: Anubis
*** Late Season 8: Replicator Carter and Ba'al (in addition to Anubis)
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** ''Stargate: Continuum'': Ba'al, the final(?) villain, ascending to Big Bad status after 6 seasons as TheStarscream.
* ''Series/StargateUniverse'' breaks formula with more [[WeAreStrugglingTogether internal conflict]] than traditional villainous threats, but still has a standout antagonist in each season:
** Season 1: The Lucian Alliance, [[TheHeavy represented by]] Kiva.
** Season 2: [[AIIsACrapshoot The Berzerker Drones]].
* ''Series/StargateUniverse'' breaks formula with more [[WeAreStrugglingTogether internal conflict]] than traditional villainous threats, but still has a standout antagonist in each season:
** Season 1: The Lucian Alliance, [[TheHeavy represented by]] Kiva.
** Season 2: [[AIIsACrapshoot The Berzerker Drones]].
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* ''Series/{{Suits}}'':
** Season 1: No real big bads, although most fans consider Trevor this due to him [[spoiler: telling Jessica Mike's DarkSecret in the finale]] and due to being overall [[PoisonousFriend a really terrible best friend]].
** Season 2: Daniel Hardman.
** Season 3: Cameron Dennis and [[spoiler: Stephen Huntley.]]
** Season 1: No real big bads, although most fans consider Trevor this due to him [[spoiler: telling Jessica Mike's DarkSecret in the finale]] and due to being overall [[PoisonousFriend a really terrible best friend]].
** Season 2: Daniel Hardman.
** Season 3: Cameron Dennis and [[spoiler: Stephen Huntley.]]
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* ''Series/TaxiBrooklyn'': [[spoiler: Anabellea Capella]][[spoiler:Anabellea Capella, the new leader of the Capella crime family, who has a very long grudge against Cat because she provided an alibi for her dad when he killed Anabella's grandfather.]]
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** Season 1: The Hooded Leader of the [[{{Cult}} Satanic Society]] [[spoiler: (aka Atticus Murphy Sr.)]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler: [[BigBadDuumvirate The Metal Dudes]]]]. Atticus also ''[[BigBadWannabe tries]]'' to be the Big Bad, but is too ineffectual, and is ultimately just an UnwittingPawn of [[spoiler: the Dudes]].
* ''Series/TomicaHeroRescueForce'': Daaen ([[spoiler:killed at the halfway point and succeeded by the true Big Bad [=Maaen/Batsu=]]])
** ''Series/TomicaHeroRescueFire'': Donkaen
** Season 2: [[spoiler: [[BigBadDuumvirate The Metal Dudes]]]]. Atticus also ''[[BigBadWannabe tries]]'' to be the Big Bad, but is too ineffectual, and is ultimately just an UnwittingPawn of [[spoiler: the Dudes]].
* ''Series/TomicaHeroRescueForce'': Daaen ([[spoiler:killed at the halfway point and succeeded by the true Big Bad [=Maaen/Batsu=]]])
** ''Series/TomicaHeroRescueFire'': Donkaen
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** Season 1: The Hooded Leader of the [[{{Cult}} Satanic Society]] [[spoiler: (aka [[spoiler:(aka Atticus Murphy Sr.)]]
)]], who intends on harnassing the powers of the book to cause the apocalypse.
** Season 2:[[spoiler: [[BigBadDuumvirate [[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate The Metal Dudes]]]].Dudes]], who are actually an Archdemon in search of the Pure Evil One to bring about the End Of Days.]]. Atticus also ''[[BigBadWannabe tries]]'' to be the Big Bad, but is too ineffectual, and is ultimately just an UnwittingPawn of [[spoiler: the Dudes]].
* %%* ''Series/TomicaHeroRescueForce'': Daaen ([[spoiler:killed at the halfway point and succeeded by the true Big Bad [=Maaen/Batsu=]]])
** %%** ''Series/TomicaHeroRescueFire'': Donkaen
** Season 2:
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** Season 1: Rene Lenier/Drew Marshall
** Season 2: Maryann Forrester
** Season 3: Russell Edgington
** Season 4: Marnie Stonebrook
** Season 5: Salome Agrippa, Bill Compton, and Lilith
** Season 6: Sarah Newlin and Macklyn Warlow
** Season 2: Maryann Forrester
** Season 3: Russell Edgington
** Season 4: Marnie Stonebrook
** Season 5: Salome Agrippa, Bill Compton, and Lilith
** Season 6: Sarah Newlin and Macklyn Warlow
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** Season 1: [[TheDogWasTheMastermind Rene Lenier/Drew Marshall
Marshall]], the serial killer responsible for the murders of several Fangbangers and the attempts at Sookie's life.
** Season2: 2:[[TheHedonist Maryann Forrester
Forrester]], who intends on finding a suitable supernatural creature to sacrifice in Dionysus' honor, so she may summon him to Earth.
** Season3: 3:[[SocialDarwinist Russell Edgington
Edgington]], a 3000-year-old vampire out to conquer the human race.
** Season 4: [[FromNobodyToNightmare MarnieStonebrook
Stonebrook]], a medium who uses [[VengefulGhost Antonia]] for her campaign against vampires.
** Season 5: [[KnightTemplar SalomeAgrippa, Bill Compton, Agrippa]], A 2,000+ year old vampire and Lilith
The Guardian of the Authority responsible for turning the Authority dark, Bill's gradual slip into evil, and resurrecting Russell. However, she's overtaken by [[GodOfEvil Lilith]] towards the end, having been manipulating the plots through the acts of the Authority and pitting them against one another by telling them each they are chosen.
** Season 6: [[LadyMacbeth SarahNewlin and Newlin]], who heads a campaign to destroy all vampires by sending them to concentration camps, [[BigBadEnsemble and]] [[StalkerWithACrush Macklyn WarlowWarlow]], a fae-vampire who seeks to take possession of Sookie Stackhouse to turn her into a vampire as well.
** Season
** Season
** Season 4: [[FromNobodyToNightmare Marnie
** Season 5: [[KnightTemplar Salome
** Season 6: [[LadyMacbeth Sarah
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** ''Series/HawaiiFive0'': Wo Fat was the big bad in the remake, up until his death in [[MilestoneEpisode episode 100]].
* ''Series/HenshinNinjaArashi'' has [[FeudalOverlord Majin Sai]], the fiendish leader of the Blood Wheel Clan.
* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'': Sylar is the overall Big Bad, but each season has [[BigBadEnsemble another.]]
** Volume 1: [[spoiler:Mr. Linderman]]
** Volume 2: [[spoiler:Takezo Kensei/Adam Monroe]]
** Volume 3: [[spoiler:Arthur Petrelli]]
** Volume 4: [[spoiler:Initially Nathan, then [[TheStarscream usurped]] by [[TheDragon Danko]], who is in turn usurped by Sylar in the season finale.]]
** Volume 5: [[spoiler: Samuel Sullivan]]
** ''Series/HeroesReborn2015'': Erica Kravid
* ''[[Series/{{Highlander}} Highlander: The Series]]'' after it partially abandoned its VillainOfTheWeek format.
** Season 1: No Big Bad.
** Season 2: James Horton.
** Season 3: Antonin Kalas.
** Season 4: Jack Shapiro.
** Season 5: Kronos.
** Season 6: Ahrimin for the opening arc, Liam O'Rourke for the finale (with [[BackForTheFinale James Horton]] as the Big Bad of the alternate timeline).
* ''Series/HenshinNinjaArashi'' has [[FeudalOverlord Majin Sai]], the fiendish leader of the Blood Wheel Clan.
* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'': Sylar is the overall Big Bad, but each season has [[BigBadEnsemble another.]]
** Volume 1: [[spoiler:Mr. Linderman]]
** Volume 2: [[spoiler:Takezo Kensei/Adam Monroe]]
** Volume 3: [[spoiler:Arthur Petrelli]]
** Volume 4: [[spoiler:Initially Nathan, then [[TheStarscream usurped]] by [[TheDragon Danko]], who is in turn usurped by Sylar in the season finale.]]
** Volume 5: [[spoiler: Samuel Sullivan]]
** ''Series/HeroesReborn2015'': Erica Kravid
* ''[[Series/{{Highlander}} Highlander: The Series]]'' after it partially abandoned its VillainOfTheWeek format.
** Season 1: No Big Bad.
** Season 2: James Horton.
** Season 3: Antonin Kalas.
** Season 4: Jack Shapiro.
** Season 5: Kronos.
** Season 6: Ahrimin for the opening arc, Liam O'Rourke for the finale (with [[BackForTheFinale James Horton]] as the Big Bad of the alternate timeline).
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** ''Series/HawaiiFive0'': Wo Fat was the big bad in the remake, up until his death in [[MilestoneEpisode [[MilestoneCelebration episode 100]].
*''Series/HenshinNinjaArashi'' has ''Series/HenshinNinjaArashi'': [[FeudalOverlord Majin Sai]], the fiendish leader of the Blood Wheel Clan.
* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'':Sylar [[CardCarryingVillain Sylar]] is the overall Big Bad, but each a manipulative serial killer who hunts down and kills other superhumans to steal their abilities. Each season also has [[BigBadEnsemble another.]]
another who shares his position]].
** Volume 1:[[spoiler:Mr. Linderman]]
[[VisionaryVillain Mr. Linderman]], the leader of the [[AncientConspiracy Company]] who wants to unify the world and create a utopia by destroying New York City.
** Volume 2:[[spoiler:Takezo [[KnightTemplar Takezo Kensei/Adam Monroe]]
Monroe]], the first superpowered human and the founder of the Company who attempts to wipe out 99% of the human race with a super-virus to end hunger, poverty, and war and allow him to rule over the remaining survivors as their "hero".
** Volume 3:[[spoiler:Arthur Petrelli]]
[[EvilOldFolks Arthur Petrelli]], the head of Pinehearst, an organization acting in opposition to the Company, seeking the secret to creating artificial superhumans.
** Volume 4:[[spoiler:Initially Nathan, then [[WellIntentionedExtremist Nathan]], who creates a Black Ops team tasked with rounding up and capturing all evolved humans. That is, until he's [[TheStarscream usurped]] by the far more ruthless [[TheDragon Danko]], who is in turn usurped by Sylar [[HijackedByGanon Sylar]] in the season finale.]]
finale.
** Volume 5:[[spoiler: [[DarkMessiah Samuel Sullivan]]
Sullivan]], who's been gathering superhumans to use to grant himself godlike power that he intends on use to wipe out humanity.
** ''Series/HeroesReborn2015'': [[CorruptCorporateExecutive EricaKravid
Kravid]]. She's using her company, Renautas, to gather specials and digitize their powers before killing them, and she's a big part of the anti-"evo" movement.
* ''[[Series/{{Highlander}} Highlander: TheSeries]]'' after it partially abandoned its VillainOfTheWeek format.
** Season 1: No Big Bad.
Series]]'':
** Season 2: [[KnightTemplar JamesHorton.
Horton]], a Watcher who leads a campaign to eliminate all Immortals, believing them to be dangerous.
** Season 3: [[ItsAllAboutMe AntoninKalas.
**Kalas]]. He spends all of Season 3 hunting down Duncan and his friends, attempting to ruin their lives or kill them, and threatens expose the existence of Immortals to the world; all to get revenge on Duncan for getting him kicked out of his monastery.
%%** Season 4: Jack Shapiro.
** Season 5:Kronos.
**[[PlagueMaster Kronos]], the leader of the [[HorsemenOfTheApocalypse Four Horsemen]] who intends on using a deadly biological weapon to bring about a new age of chaos that the four of them can control.
%%** Season 6: Ahrimin for the opening arc, Liam O'Rourke for the finale (with [[BackForTheFinale James Horton]] as the Big Bad of the alternate timeline).
*
* ''Series/{{Heroes}}'':
** Volume 1:
** Volume 2:
** Volume 3:
** Volume 4:
** Volume 5:
** ''Series/HeroesReborn2015'': [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Erica
* ''[[Series/{{Highlander}} Highlander: The
** Season 1: No Big Bad.
** Season 2: [[KnightTemplar James
** Season 3: [[ItsAllAboutMe Antonin
**
%%** Season 4: Jack Shapiro.
** Season 5:
**
%%** Season 6: Ahrimin for the opening arc, Liam O'Rourke for the finale (with [[BackForTheFinale James Horton]] as the Big Bad of the alternate timeline).
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** Season 1: Victor Rodenmaar.
** Season 2: Senkhara.
** Season 3: Victor again for the first half; Robert Frobisher-Smythe for the second.
** [[TheMovie The Touchstone of Ra]]: Sophia.
** Season 2: Senkhara.
** Season 3: Victor again for the first half; Robert Frobisher-Smythe for the second.
** [[TheMovie The Touchstone of Ra]]: Sophia.
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** Season 1: [[EvilFormerFriend Rufus Zeno]], serving as a constant source of trouble for both Victor Rodenmaar.
and Sibuna, and acting as the final obstacle to overcome before the students can win.
** Season 2:Senkhara.
[[InvincibleBoogeyman Senkhara]], an impatient, powerful ghost, intent on getting the Mask Of Anubis at any and all costs.
** Season 3:Victor again for the first half; [[CameBackWrong Robert Frobisher-Smythe for Frobisher-Smythe]], Sarah's thought-to-be-dead father who has been collecting sinners to awaken the second.
**dark god, Ammut.
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** Season 2:
** Season 3:
**
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* ''Series/JaneTheVirgin'': Season 1 Has drug lord Sin Rostro "The Man With No Face" [[spoiler: aka Rose Solano]]
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* ''Series/JaneTheVirgin'': Season 1 Has drug Drug lord Sin Rostro "The Man With No Face" [[spoiler: aka [[spoiler:aka Rose Solano]]Solano]], whose actions and manipulations cause the characters no end of stress.
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** Season 1: [[InsaneAdmiral Admiral]] [[RenegadeRussian Ruskov]] for most of the season, though [[spoiler: [[WellIntentionedExtremist Amy Granderson]]]] acts as the FinalBoss (and subsequently the StarterVillain of the second season)
** Season 2: After [[spoiler: Granderson]] is dealt with, [[EvilBrit Sean]] [[DarkMessiah Ramsey]] emerges as the main threat of the season.
** Season 2: After [[spoiler: Granderson]] is dealt with, [[EvilBrit Sean]] [[DarkMessiah Ramsey]] emerges as the main threat of the season.
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** Season 1: [[InsaneAdmiral Admiral]] [[RenegadeRussian Ruskov]] for most of Ruskov]], a rogue naval tactician who hounds the season, though [[spoiler: [[WellIntentionedExtremist ''Nathan James'' all throughout the season. However, [[spoiler:[[WellIntentionedExtremist Amy Granderson]]]] acts as the FinalBoss (and subsequently the StarterVillain of the second season)
** Season 2: After[[spoiler: Granderson]] [[spoiler:Granderson]] is dealt with, [[EvilBrit Sean]] [[DarkMessiah Ramsey]] emerges as the main threat of the season.season, who's naturally immune to the Red Flu and aims to destroy all attempts at finding a cure so that he and his fellow immunes can reign supreme.
** Season 2: After
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** Season 1 has [[EvilSorcerer Darken Rahl]].
** Season 2 has [[TheDevil The Keeper]] with Rahl becoming his [[TheDragon Dragon]].
** Season 2 has [[TheDevil The Keeper]] with Rahl becoming his [[TheDragon Dragon]].
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** Season 1 has [[EvilSorcerer Darken Rahl]].
Rahl]], the ruler of D'Hara who tries everything he can to kill Richard in order to prevent the destiny of the Seeker from being fulfilled.
** Season 2 has [[TheDevil TheKeeper]] Keeper]], a being that rules the dead, and wishes to extinguish all life; with Rahl becoming his [[TheDragon Dragon]].getting DemotedToDragon.
** Season 2 has [[TheDevil The
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* ''Series/TheLibrarians2014'':
** Season 1: [[FauxAffablyEvil Dulaque]], the immortal leader of the Serpent Brotherhood. [[spoiler:His full name is [[Myth/ArthurianLegend Sir Lancelot du Lac]]]].
** Season 2: [[Theatre/TheTempest Prospero]] with [[Literature/SherlockHolmes Professor Moriarty]] as his [[TheDragon Dragon]].
** Season 3: [[Myth/EgyptianMythology Apep]], the [[GodOfEvil God of Chaos]].
** Season 4: [[spoiler:[[EvilAllAlong Nicole Noone]], Flynn's first Guardian]].
* ''Series/{{Life|2007}}'': [[TheMafiya Roman Nevikov]]
* ''[[Series/LoisAndClark Lois and Clark, The New Adventures of Superman]]'':
** Season 1: ComicBook/LexLuthor.
** Season 2: Intergang, led by Bill Church and his son Billy Jr.
** Season 3: No overall Big Bad. Minnie Church takes over as head of Intergang, but that ends up being an AbortedArc. Lex Luthor makes a BackForTheDead return in a mid-season trilogy and the final two episodes set up Lord Nor as a GreaterScopeVillain.
** Season 4: After Lord Nor is defeated in the opening two-parter, time travelling criminal Tempus (who has been part of the show's RoguesGallery since Season 2) becomes the most persistent villain.
** Season 1: [[FauxAffablyEvil Dulaque]], the immortal leader of the Serpent Brotherhood. [[spoiler:His full name is [[Myth/ArthurianLegend Sir Lancelot du Lac]]]].
** Season 2: [[Theatre/TheTempest Prospero]] with [[Literature/SherlockHolmes Professor Moriarty]] as his [[TheDragon Dragon]].
** Season 3: [[Myth/EgyptianMythology Apep]], the [[GodOfEvil God of Chaos]].
** Season 4: [[spoiler:[[EvilAllAlong Nicole Noone]], Flynn's first Guardian]].
* ''Series/{{Life|2007}}'': [[TheMafiya Roman Nevikov]]
* ''[[Series/LoisAndClark Lois and Clark, The New Adventures of Superman]]'':
** Season 1: ComicBook/LexLuthor.
** Season 2: Intergang, led by Bill Church and his son Billy Jr.
** Season 3: No overall Big Bad. Minnie Church takes over as head of Intergang, but that ends up being an AbortedArc. Lex Luthor makes a BackForTheDead return in a mid-season trilogy and the final two episodes set up Lord Nor as a GreaterScopeVillain.
** Season 4: After Lord Nor is defeated in the opening two-parter, time travelling criminal Tempus (who has been part of the show's RoguesGallery since Season 2) becomes the most persistent villain.
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* ''Series/{{Life|2007}}'': [[TheMafiya Roman
*
%%* ''[[Series/LoisAndClark Lois and Clark, The New Adventures of Superman]]'':
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* ''Series/MadanSenkiRyukendo'': [=DaiMaOh GrenGhost=]
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* ''Series/TheMentalist'': [[ArchEnemy Red John]] ([[spoiler:Sheriff Thomas [=McAllister=]]]).
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* ''Series/TheMentalist'': [[ArchEnemy Red John]] ([[spoiler:Sheriff Thomas [=McAllister=]]]).[=McAllister=]]]), Patrick Jane's nemesis and a sociopathic SerialKiller responsible for torturing and killing dozens of women..
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* ''Series/Missing2012'': [[EvilMentor Martin Newman]].
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* ''Series/Missing2012'': [[EvilMentor Martin Newman]].Newman]], who leads a group of rogue CIA agents responsible for committing numerous atrocities around the world.
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* Danny Dexter in ''Series/NightAndDay'', Dennis’s absent father and the man who switched Jane Harper and Della Wells at birth. His dangerous aura looms over much of the show, although he doesn’t actually begin to appear in the flesh until towards the end of the run.
to:
* ''Series/NightAndDay'': Danny Dexter in ''Series/NightAndDay'', Dexter, Dennis’s absent father and the man who switched Jane Harper and Della Wells at birth. His dangerous aura looms over much of the show, although he doesn’t actually begin to appear in the flesh until towards the end of the run.
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* Despite only appearing in one episode, Mason Lancer manages to make himself this in ''Series/{{NUMB3RS}}'', when it's revealed that he's a Chinese spy who's worked his way into the highest levels of the DOJ. He cements himself as this when he [[spoiler:tortures and almost kills Colby.]]
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* ''Series/OneTreeHill'' usually doesn't have a straightforward big bad after the first few seasons. However, certain villains impact the show more than others, such as Katie, whose [[spoiler:shooting]] of Clay and Quinn impacted them even in the following season.
** Season 1: Dan Scott
** Season 2: Dan Scott
** Season 3: Dan Scott and Rachel Gatina
** Season 4: Dan Scott
** Season 5: Carrie
** Season 6: Carrie
** Season 7A: Rachel Gatina
** Season 7B: Katie Ryan
** Season 8: Katie Ryan
** Season 1: Dan Scott
** Season 2: Dan Scott
** Season 3: Dan Scott and Rachel Gatina
** Season 4: Dan Scott
** Season 5: Carrie
** Season 6: Carrie
** Season 7A: Rachel Gatina
** Season 7B: Katie Ryan
** Season 8: Katie Ryan
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* ''Series/{{Passions}}'': [[DiabolicalMastermind Alistair Crane]].
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* ''{{Series/Primeval}}''
** Season 1: The Future Predator.
** Season 2: Oliver Leek.
** Season 3: Helen Cutter.
** Season 4: Ethan Dobrowski/[[spoiler: Patrick Quinn]]
** Season 5: Philip Burton.
** Season 1: The Future Predator.
** Season 2: Oliver Leek.
** Season 3: Helen Cutter.
** Season 4: Ethan Dobrowski/[[spoiler: Patrick Quinn]]
** Season 5: Philip Burton.
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* ''Series/SaulOfTheMoleMen'': Otnip.
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* ''Series/SeaPatrol''
** Season 1: Rick Gallagher
** Season 2: Ray Walsman
** Seaaon 3: Campbell Fulton
* ''Series/TheSecretCircle'': The only season has an EvilVersusEvil BigBadEnsemble of [[ScaryBlackMan Eben]] and [[ArchnemesisDad John Blackwell]].
* ''Series/ServantOfThePeople'': The chief villain of the first season is none other than [[spoiler: the Prime Minister]].
** Season 1: Rick Gallagher
** Season 2: Ray Walsman
** Seaaon 3: Campbell Fulton
* ''Series/TheSecretCircle'': The only season has an EvilVersusEvil BigBadEnsemble of [[ScaryBlackMan Eben]] and [[ArchnemesisDad John Blackwell]].
* ''Series/ServantOfThePeople'': The chief villain of the first season is none other than [[spoiler: the Prime Minister]].
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* ''Series/TheSecretCircle'':
*
%%* ''Series/ServantOfThePeople'': The chief villain of the first season is none other than [[spoiler: the Prime Minister]].
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** ''Sharpe's Rifles'': Colonel De L'Eclin, with the Man in Black [[spoiler: Tomas Vivar]] as his [[TheDragon Dragon]].
** ''Sharpe's Eagle'': Sir Henry Simmerson, with Lieutenants Gibbons and Berry as CoDragons.
** ''Sharpe's Company'': Obadiah Hakeswill.
** ''Sharpe's Eagle'': Sir Henry Simmerson, with Lieutenants Gibbons and Berry as CoDragons.
** ''Sharpe's Company'': Obadiah Hakeswill.
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** ''Sharpe's Rifles'': [[ColonelBadass Colonel De L'Eclin, with L'Eclin]], a French cavalry commander who is determined to keep the Man in Black [[spoiler: Tomas Vivar]] as his [[TheDragon Dragon]].
**Spanish people rising up against the French.
%%** ''Sharpe's Eagle'': Sir Henry Simmerson, with Lieutenants Gibbons and Berry as CoDragons.
** ''Sharpe's Company'': [[TheSociopath ObadiahHakeswill.Hakeswill]], who seeks to invade Portugal using Adratos, the fortress the renegades are holed up in, as a funneling point.
**
%%** ''Sharpe's Eagle'': Sir Henry Simmerson, with Lieutenants Gibbons and Berry as CoDragons.
** ''Sharpe's Company'': [[TheSociopath Obadiah
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** ''Sharpe's Gold'': El Casco.
** ''Sharpe's Battle'': Brigadier-General Guy Loup. Ducos' role as TheManBehindTheMan is AdaptedOut.
** ''Sharpe's Sword'': Colonel Philippe Leroux.
** ''Sharpe's Regiment'': Lord Simon Fenner.
** ''Sharpe's Siege'': Ducos, with General Calvet as TheHeavy.
** ''Sharpe's Mission'': Colonel Cressan, although Sharpe only encounters his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Colonel Brand in person.
** ''Sharpe's Revenge'': Ducos.
** ''Sharpe's Justice'': Sir Willoughby Parfitt and his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Captain George Wickham.
** ''Sharpe's Waterloo'': In effect, Napoleon Bonaparte. On a more personal level, Jane Gibbons and Lord John Rossendale.
** ''Sharpe's Challenge'': General William Dodd.
** ''Sharpe's Peril'': Count Dragomirov.
** ''Sharpe's Battle'': Brigadier-General Guy Loup. Ducos' role as TheManBehindTheMan is AdaptedOut.
** ''Sharpe's Sword'': Colonel Philippe Leroux.
** ''Sharpe's Regiment'': Lord Simon Fenner.
** ''Sharpe's Siege'': Ducos, with General Calvet as TheHeavy.
** ''Sharpe's Mission'': Colonel Cressan, although Sharpe only encounters his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Colonel Brand in person.
** ''Sharpe's Revenge'': Ducos.
** ''Sharpe's Justice'': Sir Willoughby Parfitt and his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Captain George Wickham.
** ''Sharpe's Waterloo'': In effect, Napoleon Bonaparte. On a more personal level, Jane Gibbons and Lord John Rossendale.
** ''Sharpe's Challenge'': General William Dodd.
** ''Sharpe's Peril'': Count Dragomirov.
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** ''Sharpe's Gold'': El Casco.
**Casco, a Spanish partisan and death cult leader.
%%** ''Sharpe's Battle'': Brigadier-General Guy Loup. Ducos' role as TheManBehindTheMan is AdaptedOut.
** ''Sharpe's Sword'': Colonel PhilippeLeroux.
Leroux, a colonel in the Imperial Guard, sent to kill Wellington's spymaster, El Mirador.
** ''Sharpe's Regiment'': Lord SimonFenner.
**Fenner, the Secretary At War, revealed to have been skimming the books, transferring and auctioning men and stores in and out of battalions secretly and taking hefty kickbacks for his trouble.
%%** ''Sharpe's Siege'': Ducos, with General Calvet as TheHeavy.
** ''Sharpe's Mission'': Colonel Cressan,although a French Colonel with orders directly from Emperor Bonaparte to capture Major General Ross. Although Sharpe only encounters his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Colonel Brand in person.
** %%** ''Sharpe's Revenge'': Ducos.
** %%** ''Sharpe's Justice'': Sir Willoughby Parfitt and his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Captain George Wickham.
** %%** ''Sharpe's Waterloo'': In effect, Napoleon Bonaparte. On a more personal level, Jane Gibbons and Lord John Rossendale.
** %%** ''Sharpe's Challenge'': General William Dodd.
** %%** ''Sharpe's Peril'': Count Dragomirov.
**
%%** ''Sharpe's Battle'': Brigadier-General Guy Loup. Ducos' role as TheManBehindTheMan is AdaptedOut.
** ''Sharpe's Sword'': Colonel Philippe
** ''Sharpe's Regiment'': Lord Simon
**
%%** ''Sharpe's Siege'': Ducos, with General Calvet as TheHeavy.
** ''Sharpe's Mission'': Colonel Cressan,
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** Seasons 1 and 2: Jim Moriarty.
** Season 3: Charles Augustus Magnussen.
** Season 4: Eurus.
* ''Series/TheShield'' had one in most of it's seasons:
** Season 1: Ben Gilroy
** Season 2: Armadillo [[spoiler: for the first half of the season or so.]]
** Season 3: The Armenian mob and Margos
** Season 4: Antwon Mitchell
** Season 5: This season plays around with this a bit with Jon Kavanaugh who is more of an AntiVillain [[spoiler: until his desire to take down Vic drives him to become a FallenHero.]]
** Season 6: There isn't really one this season but it does set up some Big Bads in waiting in the form of Pezuela, the Armenians and [[spoiler: Shane.]]
** Season 7: Has a BigBadEnsemble with Pezuela, the Cartel, the Armenians, Lloyd and [[spoiler: Shane]].
** Season 3: Charles Augustus Magnussen.
** Season 4: Eurus.
* ''Series/TheShield'' had one in most of it's seasons:
** Season 1: Ben Gilroy
** Season 2: Armadillo [[spoiler: for the first half of the season or so.]]
** Season 3: The Armenian mob and Margos
** Season 4: Antwon Mitchell
** Season 5: This season plays around with this a bit with Jon Kavanaugh who is more of an AntiVillain [[spoiler: until his desire to take down Vic drives him to become a FallenHero.]]
** Season 6: There isn't really one this season but it does set up some Big Bads in waiting in the form of Pezuela, the Armenians and [[spoiler: Shane.]]
** Season 7: Has a BigBadEnsemble with Pezuela, the Cartel, the Armenians, Lloyd and [[spoiler: Shane]].
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** Seasons 1 and 2: [[Characters/SherlockJimMoriarty Jim Moriarty.
Moriarty]], is a "consulting criminal" who lends his genius to help other crooks commit crimes, in the name of alleviating his own boredom and obsessively trying to capture the attention of Sherlock Holmes, not caring who he hurts while doing so.
** Season 3: [[ImmoralJournalist Charles AugustusMagnussen.
Magnussen]], a media mogul who owns the majority of Western civilization through very careful application of blackmail.
** Season 4:Eurus.
*[[{{Yandere}} Eurus]], the long lost sister of Sherlock who goes on a horrific killing spree specifically to torment him.
%%* ''Series/TheShield'' had one in most of it's seasons:
** %%** Season 1: Ben Gilroy
** %%** Season 2: Armadillo [[spoiler: for the first half of the season or so.]]
** %%** Season 3: The Armenian mob and Margos
** %%** Season 4: Antwon Mitchell
** %%** Season 5: This season plays around with this a bit with Jon Kavanaugh who is more of an AntiVillain [[spoiler: until his desire to take down Vic drives him to become a FallenHero.]]
** %%** Season 6: There isn't really one this season but it does set up some Big Bads in waiting in the form of Pezuela, the Armenians and [[spoiler: Shane.]]
** %%** Season 7: Has a BigBadEnsemble with Pezuela, the Cartel, the Armenians, Lloyd and [[spoiler: Shane]].
** Season 3: [[ImmoralJournalist Charles Augustus
** Season 4:
*
%%* ''Series/TheShield'' had one in most of it's seasons:
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* ''Series/{{Sliders}}'' after its premise was changed:
** Seasons 1 & 2: Original premise, no Big Bads.
** Season 3: Colonel Angus Rickman.
** Season 4: The Kromaggs.
** Season 5: Doctor Oberon Geiger.
** Seasons 1 & 2: Original premise, no Big Bads.
** Season 3: Colonel Angus Rickman.
** Season 4: The Kromaggs.
** Season 5: Doctor Oberon Geiger.
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** Season 1: Captain Sean Reynard
** Season 2: Sean gets replaced by His brother Eric Who’s more active in trying to kill nick and getting the keys
** Season 3: [[Spoiler:Eric Dies early in the season]] And gets replaced by His cousin Victor
** Season 4: Victor [[Spoiler:until halfway through when he’s replaced by the much more involved Kenneth,]]
** Season 5: The Black Claw led by Conrad Bonaparte
** Season 6: Zeroster
** Season 2: Sean gets replaced by His brother Eric Who’s more active in trying to kill nick and getting the keys
** Season 3: [[Spoiler:Eric Dies early in the season]] And gets replaced by His cousin Victor
** Season 4: Victor [[Spoiler:until halfway through when he’s replaced by the much more involved Kenneth,]]
** Season 5: The Black Claw led by Conrad Bonaparte
** Season 6: Zeroster
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** Season 1: [[DaChief Captain Sean Reynard
Reynard], whose machinations to obtain the key form the main subplot.
** Season 2: Seangets replaced by His brother Eric Who’s more active in trying to kill nick Reynard, Eric's half-brother and getting the keys
main instigator in the Royal Families' efforts to dominate world affairs.
** Season 3:[[Spoiler:Eric Dies early in the season]] And gets replaced by His Victor Reynard, Eric and Sean's second cousin Victor
who takes over the Royal Family after [[spoiler:Eric's death.]]
** Season 4: Victor again, [[Spoiler:until halfway through when he’s replaced by the much more involvedKenneth,]]
Kenneth.]]
** Season 5:The [[DiabolicalMastermind Conrad Bonaparte]], the leader of the Black Claw led by Conrad Bonaparte
terrorist organization who aims to conquer the world and appoint Wesen as the master race.
** Season 6:Zeroster[[AncientEvil Zeroster]], an ancient demonic being who seeks to bring about HellOnEarth.
** Season 2: Sean
** Season 3:
** Season 4: Victor again, [[Spoiler:until halfway through when he’s replaced by the much more involved
** Season 5:
** Season 6:
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** Season 1: There's not really a "Big Bad" this season, but an ongoing Trouble throughout the season that culminates in the finale is the cracks that keep appearing. [[spoiler: They're inadvertently created by Garland Wuornos.]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler: Reverend Driscoll]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler: The Bolt-Gun Killer]]
** Season 4: [[spoiler: William]]
** Season 5a: [[spoiler: Mara]]
** Season 5b: [[spoiler: Croatoan]]
* In both the original and [[Series/HawaiiFive0 remake]] of ''Series/HawaiiFiveO'' the Big Bad is Wo Fat. Almost every criminal activity is controlled by him.
** Season 2: [[spoiler: Reverend Driscoll]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler: The Bolt-Gun Killer]]
** Season 4: [[spoiler: William]]
** Season 5a: [[spoiler: Mara]]
** Season 5b: [[spoiler: Croatoan]]
* In both the original and [[Series/HawaiiFive0 remake]] of ''Series/HawaiiFiveO'' the Big Bad is Wo Fat. Almost every criminal activity is controlled by him.
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** Season 1: There's not really a "Big Bad" this season, but an ongoing Trouble throughout the season that culminates in the finale is the cracks that keep appearing. [[spoiler: They're [[spoiler:They're inadvertently created by Garland Wuornos.]]
** Season 2:[[spoiler: [[spoiler:[[SinisterMinister Reverend Driscoll]]
Driscoll]], who considers the Troubled to be abominations and attempts to kill them all, as well as those who sympathize with them.]]
** Season 3:[[spoiler: The Bolt-Gun Killer]]
Killer/[[spoiler:Arla Cogan]], who goes about killing people and skinning them.
** Season 4:[[spoiler: William]]
[[spoiler:[[FalseFriend William]], one of the creators of Troubles who wants to awaken Marafrom within Audrey.]]
** Season 5a:[[spoiler: Mara]]
[[spoiler:Mara.]]
** Season 5b:[[spoiler: Croatoan]]
* In both[[spoiler:Croatoan, a creature from the original Void Between Worlds, running loose in Haven killing the Troubled.]]
* ''Series/HawaiiFiveO'': [[TheChessmaster Wo Fat]], a crime boss who terrorizes Hawaii and[[Series/HawaiiFive0 remake]] controls nearly all of ''Series/HawaiiFiveO'' the Big Bad is Wo Fat. Almost every criminal activity is controlled by him.that goes on there.
** ''Series/HawaiiFive0'': Wo Fat was the big bad in the remake, up until his death in [[MilestoneEpisode episode 100]].
** Season 2:
** Season 3:
** Season 4:
** Season 5a:
** Season 5b:
* In both
* ''Series/HawaiiFiveO'': [[TheChessmaster Wo Fat]], a crime boss who terrorizes Hawaii and
** ''Series/HawaiiFive0'': Wo Fat was the big bad in the remake, up until his death in [[MilestoneEpisode episode 100]].
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** Season 1: ZFT, led by David Robert Jones.
** Seasons 2 & 3: [[spoiler: The alternate universe, led by Walternate.]]
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Appears to be Jones again, but it turns out he was working for William Bell.]]
** Season 5: [[spoiler: The Observers]]
** Seasons 2 & 3: [[spoiler: The alternate universe, led by Walternate.]]
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Appears to be Jones again, but it turns out he was working for William Bell.]]
** Season 5: [[spoiler: The Observers]]
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** Season 1: ZFT, led by [[WesternTerrorists ZFT]], a biological terrorist organization responsible for the majority of Pattern cases in the first season, with [[DiabolicalMastermind David Robert Jones.
Jones]] as their leader.
** Seasons 2 & 3:[[spoiler: The [[spoiler:[[AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome Walternate]], the alternate universe, led by Walternate.universe's Walter Bishop who uses his world's Fringe Division to attempt to destroy the main universe in order to save his own.]]
** Season 4:[[spoiler: Appears [[spoiler:Appears to be Jones again, but it turns out he was working for [[BigBadFriend William Bell.Bell]], who intends on destroying both universes and creating a new one, with him as its god.]]
** Season 5:[[spoiler: The Observers]][[spoiler:The Observers, mysterious beings from the future who travel back in time to conquer Earth and make it to their liking.]]
** Seasons 2 & 3:
** Season 4:
** Season 5:
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* ''Series/{{Garo}}'': [[FallenHero Barago]].
** ''Series/GAROTheOneWhoShinesInTheDarkness'': [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters Tousei Kaneshiro]].
** ''Series/GAROTheOneWhoShinesInTheDarkness'': [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters Tousei Kaneshiro]].
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* ''Franchise/{{Garo}}''
** ''Series/{{Garo}}'': [[FallenHeroBarago]].
Barago]], a fallen Makai Knight whose goal is to achieve ultimate power by absorbing one thousand Horrors.
** ''Series/GAROTheOneWhoShinesInTheDarkness'': [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters TouseiKaneshiro]].Kaneshiro]], a seemingly humble steakhouse owner who's secretly the one behind the Magic Horror conspiracy, having created the Magic Horrors to seize control of Vol City from the shadows.
** ''Series/{{Garo}}'': [[FallenHero
** ''Series/GAROTheOneWhoShinesInTheDarkness'': [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters Tousei
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* ''Series/GirlFromNowhere'': From Season 2 onwards, Yuri becomes the main villain of the series.
* ''Series/GossipGirl'':
** Season 1: Georgina Sparks
** Season 2: Poppy Lifton
** Season 3: William Van der Woodsen
** Season 4: Juliet Sharp (part I) and Russell Thorpe (part II)
** Season 5: BigBadEnsemble of Tripp Van der Bilt, Louis Grimaldi and Diana Payne.
** Season 6: [[spoiler: Bart Bass]]
* ''Series/GossipGirl'':
** Season 1: Georgina Sparks
** Season 2: Poppy Lifton
** Season 3: William Van der Woodsen
** Season 4: Juliet Sharp (part I) and Russell Thorpe (part II)
** Season 5: BigBadEnsemble of Tripp Van der Bilt, Louis Grimaldi and Diana Payne.
** Season 6: [[spoiler: Bart Bass]]
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* ''Series/GirlFromNowhere'': From Season 2 onwards, Yuri becomes [[{{Sadist}} Yuri]]. While she has been hiding behind the smokes and mirrors orchestrating and manipulating some of the events and planning more of her terrorist attacks, her role as the main villain antagonist becomes clearer by the end of the series.
*season 2 finale "The Judgement".
%%* ''Series/GossipGirl'':
** %%** Season 1: Georgina Sparks
** %%** Season 2: Poppy Lifton
** %%** Season 3: William Van der Woodsen
** %%** Season 4: Juliet Sharp (part I) and Russell Thorpe (part II)
** %%** Season 5: BigBadEnsemble of Tripp Van der Bilt, Louis Grimaldi and Diana Payne.
** %%** Season 6: [[spoiler: Bart Bass]]
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%%* ''Series/GossipGirl'':
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** Season 3: Gyp Rossetti
** Season 4: [[BigBadEnsemble Dr. Valentin Narcisse and Agent James Tolliver]]
** Season 5: [[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky]]]]
** Season 4: [[BigBadEnsemble Dr. Valentin Narcisse and Agent James Tolliver]]
** Season 5: [[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky]]]]
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** Season 3: [[AxCrazy Gyp Rossetti
Rossetti]], a violent Sicilian gangster based in New York who goes to war with Nucky after being snubbed on a large deal.
** Season 4: [[VisionaryVillain Dr. Valentin Narcisse]], a Harlem crime boss whose scheme to expand his influence into New Jersey becomes a catalyst for instability in Atlantic City, [[BigBadEnsembleDr. Valentin Narcisse and and]] [[KnightTemplar Agent James Tolliver]]
Tolliver]], whose investigation into the existence of a nationwide criminal conspiracy on behalf of the BOI poses the most direct threat to Nucky Thompson.
** Season 5:[[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate [[spoiler:[[FromNobodyToNightmare Lucky Luciano and Luciano]] [[BigBadDuumvirate and]] [[TheStarscream Meyer Lansky]]]]Lansky]], who conspire to take over the Atlantic City crime scene.]]
** Season 4: [[VisionaryVillain Dr. Valentin Narcisse]], a Harlem crime boss whose scheme to expand his influence into New Jersey becomes a catalyst for instability in Atlantic City, [[BigBadEnsemble
** Season 5:
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* ''Series/BetterCallSaul''
** For Season 1, [[RedHerring it appears to be]] Howard Hamlin, but is actually [[BigBadFriend Chuck [=McGill=]]] who has been secretly sabotaging Jimmy's career.
** In Season 2 and 3, it's a BigBadEnsemble with Chuck and Hector Salamanca who takes the main villain role in Mike and later Nacho's storyline.
** Season 4 has no BigBad for Jimmy, with only short term and episodic foes. It's more about him dealing with [[spoiler:his guilt and suspension brought about by Chuck, and Chuck is more of a GreaterScopeVillain [[PosthumousCharacter posthumously]]]]. For Nacho, Gus takes this role. Late in the season, Lalo Salamanca becomes the BigBad for Mike.
** In Season 5, Lalo becomes the BigBad of every character's plotline between Mike, Jimmy, Nacho, Gus and even Kim.
** In Season 6, [[spoiler:Lalo is this until the end of the prequel portion of the series.]]
** In the Omaha plotline, [[spoiler:Jeff seems to be this, but is actually a RedHerring and HarmlessVillain. Gene Takavic instead relapses into his con man ways and becomes the last criminal to be captured in the series.]]
** For Season 1, [[RedHerring it appears to be]] Howard Hamlin, but is actually [[BigBadFriend Chuck [=McGill=]]] who has been secretly sabotaging Jimmy's career.
** In Season 2 and 3, it's a BigBadEnsemble with Chuck and Hector Salamanca who takes the main villain role in Mike and later Nacho's storyline.
** Season 4 has no BigBad for Jimmy, with only short term and episodic foes. It's more about him dealing with [[spoiler:his guilt and suspension brought about by Chuck, and Chuck is more of a GreaterScopeVillain [[PosthumousCharacter posthumously]]]]. For Nacho, Gus takes this role. Late in the season, Lalo Salamanca becomes the BigBad for Mike.
** In Season 5, Lalo becomes the BigBad of every character's plotline between Mike, Jimmy, Nacho, Gus and even Kim.
** In Season 6, [[spoiler:Lalo is this until the end of the prequel portion of the series.]]
** In the Omaha plotline, [[spoiler:Jeff seems to be this, but is actually a RedHerring and HarmlessVillain. Gene Takavic instead relapses into his con man ways and becomes the last criminal to be captured in the series.]]
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* ''Film/TheCape'': Chess, the main villain of the series.
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* ''Film/TheCape'': Chess, the main villain of the series.''Series/TheCape'': [[VIllainWithGoodPublicity Chess]], a crime lord who controls Palm City.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'', after it partially abandoned its MonsterOfTheWeek premise in season 3:
** Season 1: To some extent, Rex Buckland and Hannah Webster in the first half of the season and Inspector Rodriguez in the second half.
** Season 2: No Big Bads.
** Season 3: The Triad & Cole Turner, although by the end of the season GreaterScopeVillain the Source has become more of a direct threat.
** Season 4: The Source (both the original and Cole) and ultimately the Seer in the end.
** Season 5: Cole eventually becomes this for the first half.
** Season 6: Gideon.
** Season 7: The Avatars (''[[WellIntentionedExtremist sort of]]''), Zankou from the demons and Inspector Sheridan in the "real world".
** Season 8: The resurrected Triad, with Dumain as their DragonInChief and Christy Jenkins as TheHeavy.
** Season 9a: The Source
** Season 9b: Neena
** Season 9c: None to speak of
** Season 9d: Rennek
** [[GrandFinale Season 10]]: The main, and [[FinalBoss final]], antagonist the sisters have to face is [[spoiler: their [[BackFromTheDead resurrected]] [[FallenHero sister Prue]] who has been SlowelySlippingIntoEvil throughout the season due to a combination of [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity the All's power]], her [[GoMadWithTheIsolation isolation as the All's guardian]] and her hidden resentment towards her sisters. After being partially possessed by the [[EldritchAbomination Old One]] Heremus, Prue is convinced to summon its brethren to Earth which would bring about TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt]].
** Season 1: To some extent, Rex Buckland and Hannah Webster in the first half of the season and Inspector Rodriguez in the second half.
** Season 2: No Big Bads.
** Season 3: The Triad & Cole Turner, although by the end of the season GreaterScopeVillain the Source has become more of a direct threat.
** Season 4: The Source (both the original and Cole) and ultimately the Seer in the end.
** Season 5: Cole eventually becomes this for the first half.
** Season 6: Gideon.
** Season 7: The Avatars (''[[WellIntentionedExtremist sort of]]''), Zankou from the demons and Inspector Sheridan in the "real world".
** Season 8: The resurrected Triad, with Dumain as their DragonInChief and Christy Jenkins as TheHeavy.
** Season 9a: The Source
** Season 9b: Neena
** Season 9c: None to speak of
** Season 9d: Rennek
** [[GrandFinale Season 10]]: The main, and [[FinalBoss final]], antagonist the sisters have to face is [[spoiler: their [[BackFromTheDead resurrected]] [[FallenHero sister Prue]] who has been SlowelySlippingIntoEvil throughout the season due to a combination of [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity the All's power]], her [[GoMadWithTheIsolation isolation as the All's guardian]] and her hidden resentment towards her sisters. After being partially possessed by the [[EldritchAbomination Old One]] Heremus, Prue is convinced to summon its brethren to Earth which would bring about TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt]].
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* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'': None present in Season One, but subsequent seasons had them:
** Season Two: Ted Roark.
** Season Three: [[spoiler: Daniel Shaw]]
** Season Four: Alexei Volkoff
*** [[spoiler:Supplanted by his daughter Vivian Volkoff in the second half of the season.]]
** Season Five: Decker
*** [[spoiler:Seeing as he's been blown up, he's been supplanted by Daniel Shaw, the real person behind the conspiracy to bring down Chuck.]]
*** [[spoiler: With Shaw depowered and imprisoned, he's been supplanted by Nicholas Quinn, who will be the series's final Big Bad.]]
** Ted Roark and many season one villains were part of Fulcrum, which in turn was part of The Ring, which was run by The Director and The Elders in season three, and was responsible for [[spoiler: Daniel Shaw]]'s [[FaceHeelTurn fall to evil.]]
** Season Two: Ted Roark.
** Season Three: [[spoiler: Daniel Shaw]]
** Season Four: Alexei Volkoff
*** [[spoiler:Supplanted by his daughter Vivian Volkoff in the second half of the season.]]
** Season Five: Decker
*** [[spoiler:Seeing as he's been blown up, he's been supplanted by Daniel Shaw, the real person behind the conspiracy to bring down Chuck.]]
*** [[spoiler: With Shaw depowered and imprisoned, he's been supplanted by Nicholas Quinn, who will be the series's final Big Bad.]]
** Ted Roark and many season one villains were part of Fulcrum, which in turn was part of The Ring, which was run by The Director and The Elders in season three, and was responsible for [[spoiler: Daniel Shaw]]'s [[FaceHeelTurn fall to evil.]]
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* In the second half of ''Series/CityHomicide'' Season 2, Billy Pierce fills this role as he frames Superintendant Waverley for corruption, before kidnapping and murdering her teenaged son.
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* ''Series/CityHomicide'': In the second half of ''Series/CityHomicide'' Season 2, Billy Pierce fills this role as he frames Superintendant Waverley for corruption, before kidnapping and murdering her teenaged son.
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* ''Series/{{Community}}'' is an interesting case, as most seasons have no big bad for most of the season, only to introduce one in the season finale or shortly before.
** Season 1: No big bad.
** Season 2: Pierce, [[TookALevelInJerkAss or at least]] [[ManipulativeBastard the closest thing to it]].
** Season 3: [[spoiler:Señor Chang]], who takes over the school and tries to kill the study group.
** Season 4: [[spoiler:The Evil Study Group]]
** Season 5: The Subway executive. Not really evil, but he still [[spoiler:wants to buy Greendale.]]
** Season 6: No big bad.
* ''Series/ControlZ'':
** The Hacker in Season 1. [[spoiler: Raúl]].
** The Avenger in Season 2. [[spoiler: Alex]].
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Despite being a science-themed series heavily grounded in reality aside from a few ThroughTheEyesOfMadness scenes, there were several:
** Season 1 and 2: EvilGenius serial killer Paul Millander
** Season 7: The Miniature Killer aka Natalie Davis
** Season 7 Keppler mini-arc: CorruptCop Frank [=McCarty=]
** Season 8: Crime boss Lou Gedda, usurped by [[spoiler:Undersheriff [=McKeen=]]]
** Season 10: "Dr. Jekyll" aka Charlie Dimasa
** Season 11: Nate Haskell, after serving as a secondary villain in several earlier season episodes.
** Season 12: [[spoiler:[[BigBadFriend Laura Gabriel]]]] for Catherine's departure arc and [[spoiler:[=McKeen=] again]] in the finale
* ''Series/CSIMiami'': Clavo Cruz and the Mala Noche.
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': Shane Casey, the 333 caller, the Cabbie Killer, and the Compass Killer.
** Season 1: No big bad.
** Season 2: Pierce, [[TookALevelInJerkAss or at least]] [[ManipulativeBastard the closest thing to it]].
** Season 3: [[spoiler:Señor Chang]], who takes over the school and tries to kill the study group.
** Season 4: [[spoiler:The Evil Study Group]]
** Season 5: The Subway executive. Not really evil, but he still [[spoiler:wants to buy Greendale.]]
** Season 6: No big bad.
* ''Series/ControlZ'':
** The Hacker in Season 1. [[spoiler: Raúl]].
** The Avenger in Season 2. [[spoiler: Alex]].
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Despite being a science-themed series heavily grounded in reality aside from a few ThroughTheEyesOfMadness scenes, there were several:
** Season 1 and 2: EvilGenius serial killer Paul Millander
** Season 7: The Miniature Killer aka Natalie Davis
** Season 7 Keppler mini-arc: CorruptCop Frank [=McCarty=]
** Season 8: Crime boss Lou Gedda, usurped by [[spoiler:Undersheriff [=McKeen=]]]
** Season 10: "Dr. Jekyll" aka Charlie Dimasa
** Season 11: Nate Haskell, after serving as a secondary villain in several earlier season episodes.
** Season 12: [[spoiler:[[BigBadFriend Laura Gabriel]]]] for Catherine's departure arc and [[spoiler:[=McKeen=] again]] in the finale
* ''Series/CSIMiami'': Clavo Cruz and the Mala Noche.
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': Shane Casey, the 333 caller, the Cabbie Killer, and the Compass Killer.
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* ''Series/{{Danger 5}}'' has a rather traditional Big Bad - Hitler.
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* ''Series/{{Danger 5}}'' has a rather traditional Big Bad - Hitler.5}}'': Hitler, the leader of the Third Reich and Danger 5's primary target.
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* Season 1 of ''Series/DarkOracle'' has EvilSorcerer [[SmugSnake Omen]], who is revealed to be the one who saddled Lance and Cally with the DarkWorld comic in the first place. In Season 2, [[LonersAreFreaks Vern]] makes a [[BigBadWannabe valiant attempt]] at becoming the new main villain, before being upstaged by Omen's return. Omen himself has [[CreepyTwins Blaze and Violet]] in back of him, while [[spoiler: [[TheManBehindTheMan the Puppet-Master]]]] is in back of them.
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* ''Series/DarkOracle'': Season 1 of ''Series/DarkOracle'' has EvilSorcerer [[SmugSnake Omen]], who is revealed to be the one who saddled Lance and Cally with the DarkWorld comic in the first place. In Season 2, [[LonersAreFreaks Vern]] makes a [[BigBadWannabe valiant attempt]] at becoming the new main villain, before being upstaged by Omen's return. Omen himself has [[CreepyTwins Blaze and Violet]] in back of him, while [[spoiler: [[TheManBehindTheMan the Puppet-Master]]]] is in back of them.
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* ''Series/{{Deadwood}}'': [[CorruptCorporateExecutive George Hearst]] in season 3.
* ''Series/DesperateHousewives'' has a major mystery for each season, thus who committed said crime can be considered as the Big Bad.
** Season 1: [[spoiler: Mary Alice Young]], since she was the one who killed Deirdre.
** Season 2: Matthew Applewhite
** Season 3: Gloria Hodge
** Season 4: Wayne Davis
** Season 5: Dave Williams
** Season 6: Patrick Logan
** Season 7: Felicia Tilman
* ''Series/DesperateHousewives'' has a major mystery for each season, thus who committed said crime can be considered as the Big Bad.
** Season 1: [[spoiler: Mary Alice Young]], since she was the one who killed Deirdre.
** Season 2: Matthew Applewhite
** Season 3: Gloria Hodge
** Season 4: Wayne Davis
** Season 5: Dave Williams
** Season 6: Patrick Logan
** Season 7: Felicia Tilman
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* ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'' had Alpha causing every problem the Dollhouse crew faced in Season 1. Season 2 has the Rossum Corporation as a whole set up this way, but only as of "Getting Closer" (2x11) do we know who the MagnificentBastard in charge of it is: [[spoiler: Boyd Langton]].
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* ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'' had Alpha causing every problem the Dollhouse crew faced in Season 1. Season 2 has the Rossum Corporation as a whole set up this way, but only as of "Getting Closer" (2x11) do we know who the MagnificentBastard mastermind in charge of it is: [[spoiler: Boyd Langton]].
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* The so-called "Beast Forever" from ''Series/EmeraldCity'' is frequently referred to as periodically attacking Oz with what appears to be natural (or magical) disasters. The last attack involved a tsunami wiping out most of Ev and killing hundreds of witches. The Wizard assumes that, this time, the witches are the Beast Forever. As [[Recap/EmeraldCityS1E10NoPlaceLikeHome "No Place Like Home"]] shows; [[spoiler:he's wrong. The true Beast Forever has been in the Prison of the Abject until Dorothy unknowingly releases him. He puts his skin back on, grows wings, and flies to the Emerald City. WordOfGod is that he's Roquat, the Nome King]].
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* ''Series/EmeraldCity'': The so-called "Beast Forever" from ''Series/EmeraldCity'' is frequently referred to as periodically attacking Oz with what appears to be natural (or magical) disasters. The last attack involved a tsunami wiping out most of Ev and killing hundreds of witches. The Wizard assumes that, this time, the witches are the Beast Forever. As [[Recap/EmeraldCityS1E10NoPlaceLikeHome "No Place Like Home"]] shows; [[spoiler:he's wrong. The true Beast Forever has been in the Prison of the Abject until Dorothy unknowingly releases him. He puts his skin back on, grows wings, and flies to the Emerald City. WordOfGod is that he's Roquat, the Nome King]].
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* In ''Series/{{Flashpoint}}'' Season 4, Doctor Toth appears to be as close to this as the series gets, but the season finale reveals [[spoiler:there's more to him than is readily apparent.]]
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* ''Series/BatesMotel'':
** Season 1: Jake Abernathy, who's behind the SexSlave trade operation in White Pine Bay.
** Season 2: [[EvilVersusEvil Nick Ford and Zane Morgan]], both of whom control the White Pine Bay
** Season 3 has Bob Paris. It also has Norman's growing mental instability.
** Season 4 has [[VillainProtagonist Norman Bates himself]].
** Season 5 has [[SplitPersonalityTakeover Mother]] and [[HeroAntagonist Alex Romero]].
* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': (John) Cavil aka Number One.
** Season 1: Jake Abernathy, who's behind the SexSlave trade operation in White Pine Bay.
** Season 2: [[EvilVersusEvil Nick Ford and Zane Morgan]], both of whom control the White Pine Bay
** Season 3 has Bob Paris. It also has Norman's growing mental instability.
** Season 4 has [[VillainProtagonist Norman Bates himself]].
** Season 5 has [[SplitPersonalityTakeover Mother]] and [[HeroAntagonist Alex Romero]].
* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': (John) Cavil aka Number One.
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* ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica''
** ''Series/BattlestarGalactica1978'': [[OrcusOnHisThrone The Imperious Leader]], the instigator of Thousand-Yahren War and the leader of the Cylons.
** ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': [[ItsAllAboutMe (John) Cavil aka Number
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** Season 1: The D'Alessio Brothers and Arnold Rothstein
** Season 2: [[spoiler: Jimmy Darmody]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler: Jimmy Darmody]]
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** Season 1: [[SiblingsInCrime The D'Alessio Brothers Brothers]], a violent gang of brothers whose efforts to seize control of Atlantic City prove to be the greatest threat to Nucky and Arnold Rothstein
his associates in the series' opening story arc, with [[SmallNameBigEgo Leo D'Alessio]] as their leader.
** Season 2:[[spoiler: [[spoiler:[[AxCrazy Jimmy Darmody]]Darmody]], who is entrusted by his late father, the Commodore, to run his criminal empire and sees through his plan to usurp Nucky's control of Atlantic City.]]
** Season 2:
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** For a fairly mundane variant, ''Series/ThatsSoRaven'' had a sort of BigBadEnsemble between [[AlphaBitch Alana]] (for Raven) and [[TheTrickster Stanley]] (for Cory). After Alana was [[PutOnABusToHell sent to military school]], she was replaced by [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute Bianca]]...who in-turn [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse vanished]] and was replaced by TheFakeCutie of her and Alana's GirlPosse, [[DragonAscendant Muffy]].
** [[SpoiledBrat Rico Suave]] from ''Series/HannahMontana'' was this early on, though it was downplayed as he was usually only causing ''Jackson's'' (and sometimes Oliver's) conflicts. His promotion to main character lead to him being ''de''moted to TokenEvilTeammate.
** [[SpoiledBrat Rico Suave]] from ''Series/HannahMontana'' was this early on, though it was downplayed as he was usually only causing ''Jackson's'' (and sometimes Oliver's) conflicts. His promotion to main character lead to him being ''de''moted to TokenEvilTeammate.
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** ''Series/SonnyWithAChance'' had [[spoiler: Penelope]] as the Big Bad of the ''Sonny With a Secret'' story arc. [[SitcomArchNemesis Chad Dylan Cooper]] started out as this for the series on the whole, [[HeelFaceTurn but that ended pretty quickly]].
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*** ''Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie'' has Gissele, a wizard turned into a parrot that manipulates her boyfriend into getting the wishing stone for herself.
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*** ''Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie'' has Gissele, a wizard turned into a parrot that who manipulates her boyfriend into getting the wishing stone for herself.
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** ''Series/PairOfKings'' had Lanny, the twins' cousin and the next in line for the throne who constantly schemes to get rid of them. [[spoiler: He eventually has a HeelFaceTurn and the role is usurped by Kaita, the vile leader of the tarantula people and the murderer o the kings' parents]].
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** ''Series/PairOfKings'' had Lanny, the twins' cousin and the next in line for the throne who constantly schemes to get rid of them. [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He eventually has a HeelFaceTurn and the role is usurped by Kaita, the vile leader of the tarantula people and the murderer o the kings' parents]]. parents.]]
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** ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' also has a BigBadEnsemble, this one with Rhoda Chesterfield and Nanny Agatha, both of whom regularly attempt to get Jessie fired.
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*** The PilotMovie has Jesse, Sarah's vampire ex-boyfriend that sired her against her will and the leader of a vampiric cult who seeks to control all of Whitechapel and force Sarah to be his. [[spoiler:He eventually back from the dead and acts as the FinalBoss of season one]]. *** Season 2 has [[spoiler: Vice Principal Stern]], a sorcerer that spends the season plotting the destruction of every vampire, [[FantasticRacism good and evil]], in Whitechapel.
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*** The PilotMovie has Jesse, Sarah's vampire ex-boyfriend that sired her against her will and the leader of a vampiric cult who seeks to control all of Whitechapel and force Sarah to be his. [[spoiler:He eventually back from the dead and acts as the FinalBoss of season one]]. one.]]
*** Season 2 has [[spoiler: Vice Principal Stern]], a sorcerer that spends the season plotting the destruction of every vampire, [[FantasticRacism good and evil]], in Whitechapel.
*** Season 2 has [[spoiler: Vice Principal Stern]], a sorcerer that spends the season plotting the destruction of every vampire, [[FantasticRacism good and evil]], in Whitechapel.
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*** Principal Perry is the main antagonist during the more sitcom-oriented elements of the show, but she is rarely ever a direct foe to the Davenports. By the end of the show, she is more of a TokenEvilTeammate
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** ''Series/KCUndercover'' has Zane from the "Double Crossed" arc, Victor from "Operation Other Side", and Ursula from "The Final Chapter".
** ''Series/KirbyBuckets'' has the title character's older sister Dawn, who often torments him, and the strict Principal Mitchell. That being said, neither are exactly evil, but merely just jerks; Dawn generally spends most episodes doing her own thing with her best friend Belinda, and Mitchell can be helpful at times. By the {{retool}} in Season 3, Lord Mitchell, an alternate universe version of the principal, takes on the role.
** ''Series/KirbyBuckets'' has the title character's older sister Dawn, who often torments him, and the strict Principal Mitchell. That being said, neither are exactly evil, but merely just jerks; Dawn generally spends most episodes doing her own thing with her best friend Belinda, and Mitchell can be helpful at times. By the {{retool}} in Season 3, Lord Mitchell, an alternate universe version of the principal, takes on the role.
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** ''Series/KirbyBuckets'' has the title character's older sister Dawn, who often torments him, and the strict Principal Mitchell. That being said, neither are exactly evil, but merely just jerks; Dawn generally spends most episodes doing her own thing with her best friend Belinda, and Mitchell can be helpful at times. By the {{retool}} in Season 3, Lord Mitchell, an alternate universe version of the principal, takes on the role.
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** ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'' has the titular duo's younger sister, [[EnfantTerrible Megan Parker]], who's the most frequent source of conflict for the two.
*** The movie ''Drake and Josh Go Hollywood'' has Milo [=McCary=]. The next movie ''Really Big Shrimp'' has Alan Krim. The third one has parole officer Perry J. Gilbert, the only one who does a HeelFaceTurn in the end.
** ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': Mr. Sweeney originally was designated in the role but Vice Principal Crubbs took over after his introduction. That said, they're more zigzagged examples since they're often portrayed as more [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold stern than actively malicious]]. Amongst the students, [[TheBully Loomer]] and [[AlphaBitch Missy]] were the ones most likely to be in the role but they became more likable (or at least, less villainous) as time went on. In Season 3, Evelyn was typically the antagonist of Cookie's plot.
** ''Series/{{iCarly}}'' has Nevel Papperman, who constantly schemes to get [=iCarly=] shut down [[DisproportionateRetribution after Carly rejected his advances]].
*** The movie ''Drake and Josh Go Hollywood'' has Milo [=McCary=]. The next movie ''Really Big Shrimp'' has Alan Krim. The third one has parole officer Perry J. Gilbert, the only one who does a HeelFaceTurn in the end.
** ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': Mr. Sweeney originally was designated in the role but Vice Principal Crubbs took over after his introduction. That said, they're more zigzagged examples since they're often portrayed as more [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold stern than actively malicious]]. Amongst the students, [[TheBully Loomer]] and [[AlphaBitch Missy]] were the ones most likely to be in the role but they became more likable (or at least, less villainous) as time went on. In Season 3, Evelyn was typically the antagonist of Cookie's plot.
** ''Series/{{iCarly}}'' has Nevel Papperman, who constantly schemes to get [=iCarly=] shut down [[DisproportionateRetribution after Carly rejected his advances]].
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** ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': Mr. Sweeney originally was designated in the role but Vice Principal Crubbs took over after his introduction. That said, they're more zigzagged examples since they're often portrayed as more [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold stern than actively malicious]]. Amongst the students, [[TheBully Loomer]] and [[AlphaBitch Missy]] were the ones most likely to be in the role but they became more likable (or at least, less villainous) as time went on. In Season 3, Evelyn was typically the antagonist of Cookie's plot.
** ''Series/{{iCarly}}'' has Nevel Papperman, who constantly schemes to get [=iCarly=] shut down [[DisproportionateRetribution after Carly rejected his advances]].
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** ''Series/BigTimeRush'': Season 1 has George Hawk the producer of Hawk Records who aims to bring Gustavo down and to ruin the boys' careers. Season 2 has Jett Stetson, a vain actor who works to sabotage Kendall and Jo's relationship.
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** ''Series/BigTimeRush'': Season 1 has George Hawk the producer of Hawk Records who aims to bring Gustavo down and to ruin the boys' careers. Season 2 has Jett Stetson, a vain actor who works to sabotage Kendall and Jo's relationship.
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** ''Series/HowToRock'' has Molly Garfunkel, the leader of the Perfs who plots to ruin the reputation of Kacey and Gravity 5.
** ''Series/{{Victorious}}'', [[SitcomArchNemesis Jade West]] as TheHeavy, but she has a constant HeelFaceRevolvingDoor. Of course, the special "Freak the Freak Out" gives Hayley Ferguson as its main antagonist, putting her in an EvilVersusEvil situation with Jade. The special "Locked Up" has the Yerbian Chancellor as its Big Bad. Then there is Mason Thornsmith in the special "Tori Goes Platinum".
%%** ''Series/TheThundermans'' usually uses a MonsterOfTheWeek format and there are few recurring villains. Max is often presented to be the Big Bad in promos; while he is occasionally the antagonist for individual episodes, he usually functions as the show's deuteragonist.
** ''Series/{{Victorious}}'', [[SitcomArchNemesis Jade West]] as TheHeavy, but she has a constant HeelFaceRevolvingDoor. Of course, the special "Freak the Freak Out" gives Hayley Ferguson as its main antagonist, putting her in an EvilVersusEvil situation with Jade. The special "Locked Up" has the Yerbian Chancellor as its Big Bad. Then there is Mason Thornsmith in the special "Tori Goes Platinum".
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* ''Series/TheTenthKingdom'' features ''Series/TheTenthKingdom'': [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen The Queen]], the student and heir of the original Evil Queen from ''Literature/SnowWhite'', [[spoiler: aka Christine Lewis, the main character, Virginia's, missing mother]].
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** Season 1: [[spoiler: Victor Drazen]].
** Season 2: [[spoiler:Peter Kingsley, although he's under the employ of [[GreaterScopeVillain Max and Alexander Trepkos]]]].
*** The Game: [[spoiler: Max]].
** Season 3: [[spoiler: Stephen Saunders]].
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Habib Marwan]].
** Season 5: [[spoiler: [[PresidentEvil President Charles Logan]]]].
** Season 6: Abu Fayed for the majority of the season, then [[spoiler: [[ArchnemesisDad Phillip Bauer]][[BigBadDuumvirate and Cheng Zhi]].]]
** Season 7: [[spoiler: Alan Wilson, although Jonas Hodges got more screen time, and much of the last quarter equally focuses on [[EvilFormerFriend Tony Almeida's]] attempt to kill Wilson while also threatening everyone else to do so.]]
*** [[spoiler: Alan Wilson and Jonas Hodges were both in the same OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness behind the season's events, Wilson was "first among equals" so to speak.]]
** Season 8: [[spoiler: [[BigBadDuumvirate Charles Logan and equally corrupt Russian President Yuri Suvarov]].]]
*** [[spoiler:[[FallenHero Jack Bauer]] becomes this in the final 6 episodes though he makes a HeelFaceTurn in the last episode.]]
** Season 9: Margot Al-Harazi, then [[spoiler: [[HijackedByGanon Cheng Zhi]].]]
** Season 10: Jadalla bin-Khalid, Asim Naseri, and [[spoiler: [[FakingTheDead Sheik Ibrahim bin-Khalid]].]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler:Peter Kingsley, although he's under the employ of [[GreaterScopeVillain Max and Alexander Trepkos]]]].
*** The Game: [[spoiler: Max]].
** Season 3: [[spoiler: Stephen Saunders]].
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Habib Marwan]].
** Season 5: [[spoiler: [[PresidentEvil President Charles Logan]]]].
** Season 6: Abu Fayed for the majority of the season, then [[spoiler: [[ArchnemesisDad Phillip Bauer]][[BigBadDuumvirate and Cheng Zhi]].]]
** Season 7: [[spoiler: Alan Wilson, although Jonas Hodges got more screen time, and much of the last quarter equally focuses on [[EvilFormerFriend Tony Almeida's]] attempt to kill Wilson while also threatening everyone else to do so.]]
*** [[spoiler: Alan Wilson and Jonas Hodges were both in the same OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness behind the season's events, Wilson was "first among equals" so to speak.]]
** Season 8: [[spoiler: [[BigBadDuumvirate Charles Logan and equally corrupt Russian President Yuri Suvarov]].]]
*** [[spoiler:[[FallenHero Jack Bauer]] becomes this in the final 6 episodes though he makes a HeelFaceTurn in the last episode.]]
** Season 9: Margot Al-Harazi, then [[spoiler: [[HijackedByGanon Cheng Zhi]].]]
** Season 10: Jadalla bin-Khalid, Asim Naseri, and [[spoiler: [[FakingTheDead Sheik Ibrahim bin-Khalid]].]]
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** Season 1: [[spoiler: Victor Drazen]].
** Season 2: [[spoiler:Peter Kingsley, although he's under[[spoiler:Victor Drazen, a Serbian warlord and mercenary who masterminds the employ of [[GreaterScopeVillain Max and Alexander Trepkos]]]].
*** The Game: [[spoiler: Max]].
** Season 3: [[spoiler: Stephen Saunders]].
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Habib Marwan]].
** Season 5: [[spoiler: [[PresidentEvil President Charles Logan]]]].
** Season 6: Abu Fayed for the majority of the season, then [[spoiler: [[ArchnemesisDad Phillip Bauer]][[BigBadDuumvirate and Cheng Zhi]].terrorist conspiracy.]]
** Season7: [[spoiler: Alan Wilson, although Jonas Hodges got more screen time, 2: [[spoiler:Peter Kingsley, the mastermind behind a conspiracy to start a war between the U.S. and much of the last quarter equally focuses Middle East by setting off a nuclear bomb in Los Angeles. Although he's under the employ of [[GreaterScopeVillain Max and Alexander Trepkos.]]]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler:Stephen Saunders, a former British agent thought to be dead who's hellbent on[[EvilFormerFriend Tony Almeida's]] attempt to kill Wilson while also threatening everyone else to do so.releasing a deadly virus in the United States as revenge for abandoning him.]]
*** [[spoiler: Alan Wilson and Jonas Hodges were both in the same OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness ** Season 4: [[spoiler:Habib Marwan, who's behind the season's events, Wilson was "first among equals" so terrorist attacks on Day 4 and maintains a number of terrorist sub-cells that he intends on using to speak.cripple the U.S.]]
** Season8: [[spoiler: [[BigBadDuumvirate Charles Logan and equally corrupt Russian 5: [[spoiler:[[PresidentEvil President Yuri Suvarov]].Charles Logan]], who sponsored the Sentox nerve gas conspiracy with the intent to acquire more oil for America from Central Asia.]]
*** [[spoiler:[[FallenHero Jack Bauer]] becomes this in ** Season 6: [[MiddleEasternTerrorists Abu Fayed]] [[BigBadDuumvirate and]] [[RenegadeRussian Dmitri Gredenko]], who plan on setting off nukes across the final 6 episodes though he makes a HeelFaceTurn in United States. After they're dealt with, the last episode.position goes to [[spoiler: [[ArchnemesisDad Phillip Bauer]][[BigBadDuumvirate and Cheng Zhi]], who intend on kickstarting a war between the U.S. and China.]]
** Season9: Margot Al-Harazi, then [[spoiler: [[HijackedByGanon Cheng Zhi]].7: [[spoiler:Alan Wilson [[BigBadDuumvirate and]] Jonas Hodges, the highest ranking members of the Cabal, who intend on using a bioweapon, the prion variant, to coherse the United States to give their private military firms complete control over the country. There's [[BigBadEnsemble also]] [[EvilFormerFriend Tony Almeida]], who attempts to kill Wilson while also threatening everyone else to do so.]]
** Season 8: [[spoiler:Charles Logan, the mastermind of the terrorist attacks on New York throughout the season, [[BigBadDuumvirate and]] equally corrupt Russian President Yuri Suvarov, who exploits these attacks for his own benefit.]]
*** [[spoiler:[[FallenHero Jack Bauer]] becomes this in the final 6 episodes, being fixated on killing both presidents, uncaring if the fallout would result in a World War III.]]
** Season 9: Margot Al-Harazi, a former Al-Qaeda operative who masterminded a plot to commandeer U.S. drones and assassinate President James Heller, in revenge for the drone attack that killed her husband. [[spoiler: [[HijackedByGanon Cheng Zhi]] then takes over, being one who originally commissioned the override device that was stolen by Margot Al-Harazi, and [[BigBadDuumvirate conspires with]] Anatol Stolnavich to launch a US nuclear sub attack against a Chinese carrier in order to start a war.]]
%%** Season 10: Jadalla bin-Khalid, Asim Naseri, and [[spoiler: [[FakingTheDead Sheik Ibrahim bin-Khalid]].]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler:Peter Kingsley, although he's under
*** The Game: [[spoiler: Max]].
** Season 3: [[spoiler: Stephen Saunders]].
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Habib Marwan]].
** Season 5: [[spoiler: [[PresidentEvil President Charles Logan]]]].
** Season 6: Abu Fayed for the majority of the season, then [[spoiler: [[ArchnemesisDad Phillip Bauer]][[BigBadDuumvirate and Cheng Zhi]].
** Season
** Season 3: [[spoiler:Stephen Saunders, a former British agent thought to be dead who's hellbent on
** Season
** Season
** Season 8: [[spoiler:Charles Logan, the mastermind of the terrorist attacks on New York throughout the season, [[BigBadDuumvirate and]] equally corrupt Russian President Yuri Suvarov, who exploits these attacks for his own benefit.]]
*** [[spoiler:[[FallenHero Jack Bauer]] becomes this in the final 6 episodes, being fixated on killing both presidents, uncaring if the fallout would result in a World War III.]]
** Season 9: Margot Al-Harazi, a former Al-Qaeda operative who masterminded a plot to commandeer U.S. drones and assassinate President James Heller, in revenge for the drone attack that killed her husband. [[spoiler: [[HijackedByGanon Cheng Zhi]] then takes over, being one who originally commissioned the override device that was stolen by Margot Al-Harazi, and [[BigBadDuumvirate conspires with]] Anatol Stolnavich to launch a US nuclear sub attack against a Chinese carrier in order to start a war.]]
%%** Season 10: Jadalla bin-Khalid, Asim Naseri, and [[spoiler: [[FakingTheDead Sheik Ibrahim bin-Khalid]].]]
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* ''Series/BatesMotel'': Season 1 has Jake Abernathy.
** Season 2 has [[EvilVersusEvil Nick Ford and Zane Morgan]].
** Season 2 has [[EvilVersusEvil Nick Ford and Zane Morgan]].
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* ''Series/BatesMotel'': Season 1 has Jake Abernathy.
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** Season2 has 1: Jake Abernathy, who's behind the SexSlave trade operation in White Pine Bay.
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** Season 1: [[FauxAffablyEvil Dulaque]], the immortal leader of the Serpent Brotherhood. [[spoiler:His full name is [[Myth/KingArthur Sir Lancelot du Lac]]]].
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** Season 1: [[FauxAffablyEvil Dulaque]], the immortal leader of the Serpent Brotherhood. [[spoiler:His full name is [[Myth/KingArthur [[Myth/ArthurianLegend Sir Lancelot du Lac]]]].
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** Season 5: There's a few contenders, including [[ArcVillain Johnny Crowder]], Mr. Yoon & Alberto Ruiz of the Mexican cartel, longrunners Wynn Duffy & Mr. Picker, and Boyd himself, but in the end [[CorruptHick Daryl Crowe Jr.]] emerges as the main threat, with Raylan's attempt to arrest him, and Boyd's attempt at getting rid of him, taking up the final part of the season.
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** Season 5: There's a few contenders, including [[ArcVillain Johnny Crowder]], Mr. Yoon & Alberto Ruiz of the Mexican cartel, longrunners Wynn Duffy & Mr. Picker, and Boyd himself, but in the end [[CorruptHick [[SmallTownTyrant Daryl Crowe Jr.]] emerges as the main threat, with Raylan's attempt to arrest him, and Boyd's attempt at getting rid of him, taking up the final part of the season.
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* ''Series/PartOfMe'': The main antagonist of the story is Elena Serrano, Mónica's EvilNiece that plotted her death and wants to steal her life. Mónica's main objective is to protect her daughters from Elena's evil plots.
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* ''Series/TidelandsNetflix'': Adrielle, the ruthless leader of the L'Attente group which now doubles as a drug trafficking syndicate, is the main villain.
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** For Season 1, it appears to be Howard Hamlin, but is actually [[BigBadFriend Chuck [=McGill=]]] who has been secretly sabotaging Jimmy's career.
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** For Season 1, [[RedHerring it appears to be be]] Howard Hamlin, but is actually [[BigBadFriend Chuck [=McGill=]]] who has been secretly sabotaging Jimmy's career.
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** Most of Season 4 has NoAntagonist for Jimmy, as it's about him dealing with[[spoiler: his guilt and suspension brought about by Chuck, and Chuck is more of a GreaterScopeVillain [[PosthumousCharacter posthumously]]]]. For Nacho, Gus takes this role. Late in the season, Lalo Salamanca becomes the BigBad for Mike.
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** Most of Season 4 has NoAntagonist no BigBad for Jimmy, as it's with only short term and episodic foes. It's more about him dealing with[[spoiler: his with [[spoiler:his guilt and suspension brought about by Chuck, and Chuck is more of a GreaterScopeVillain [[PosthumousCharacter posthumously]]]]. For Nacho, Gus takes this role. Late in the season, Lalo Salamanca becomes the BigBad for Mike.
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** In Season 6, [[spoiler:Lalo is this until the end of the prequel portion of the series.]]
** In the Omaha plotline, [[spoiler:Jeff seems to be this, but is actually a RedHerring and HarmlessVillain. Gene Takavic instead relapses into his con man ways and becomes the last criminal to be captured in the series.]]
** In the Omaha plotline, [[spoiler:Jeff seems to be this, but is actually a RedHerring and HarmlessVillain. Gene Takavic instead relapses into his con man ways and becomes the last criminal to be captured in the series.]]
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** Season 4: For the Illus story, Chief of Security [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Murtry]] serves this role, as he constantly acts like a tyrant and is trying to get rid of the Belters. For all the other storylines, Marco Inaros is set up as a major villain but does not do much in the season.
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** Season 4: For the Illus story, Chief of Security [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Murtry]] serves this role, as he constantly acts like a tyrant and is trying to get rid of the Belters. For all the other storylines, In Drummer and Ashford's story, Marco Inaros is set up as a major villain but does not do much the dreaded pirate causing havoc in the season. Sol System who needs to be captured.
** Seasons 5 and 6: Marco Inaros takes center stage as the leader of the Free Navy, who starts a war with Earth and Mars to make the Belt the dominant power in the Solar System. He is responsible for [[spoiler:the [[ColonyDrop asteroid bombardment of Earth]] and the assassination of many world leaders]]. However, [[spoiler:Marco's main weapon supplier, [[GreaterScopeVillain Laconia led by Winston Duarte, is even more dangerous,]] studying the Protomolecule technology and abandoning Marco when he is no longer useful.]]
** Seasons 5 and 6: Marco Inaros takes center stage as the leader of the Free Navy, who starts a war with Earth and Mars to make the Belt the dominant power in the Solar System. He is responsible for [[spoiler:the [[ColonyDrop asteroid bombardment of Earth]] and the assassination of many world leaders]]. However, [[spoiler:Marco's main weapon supplier, [[GreaterScopeVillain Laconia led by Winston Duarte, is even more dangerous,]] studying the Protomolecule technology and abandoning Marco when he is no longer useful.]]
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* ''Series/BlakesSeven'': Had Servalan, especially in Season 3 when she's risen to [[PresidentEvil President]] of the [[EvilEmpire Federation]] and is answerable to no-one. Despite her reduced status in Season 4, she's still ultimately behind most of the problems the Seven face.
** The Andromedans are the ultimate Big Bad of Season 2, joining the search for Star One in order to use it to wipe out humanity, and forcing Blake and his crew into an EnemyMine situation with Servalan and the Federation to stop them.
** The Andromedans are the ultimate Big Bad of Season 2, joining the search for Star One in order to use it to wipe out humanity, and forcing Blake and his crew into an EnemyMine situation with Servalan and the Federation to stop them.
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* ''Series/BlakesSeven'': Had Servalan, especially in Supreme Commander Servalan is initially the leader of the military forces challenging Blake and his crew, although occasionally she is shown being presured by civilian officials. By Season 3 when she's risen to [[PresidentEvil President]] of the [[EvilEmpire Federation]] and is answerable to no-one. Despite her reduced status in Season 4, when she has been deposed and assumed a new identity, she's still ultimately behind most of the problems the Seven face.
face, either by deliberately seeking them out or simply by being the senior Federation officer in the area.
** Space Commander Travis is TheHeavy of the first two seasons, being the officer assigned to destroy Blake: While he sometimes simply acts as TheDragon to Servalan, often he is the one coming up with plans with Servalan functioning as more of a GreaterScopeVillain. After he is dismissed by the Federation partway through Season 2, he continues pursuing Blake as an individual, with he and Servalan sometimes [[BigBadDuumvirate working together]] and sometimes [[BigBadEnsemble at odds]].
** The Andromedans are the ultimate Big Bad of Season 2, allying with Travis and joining the search for Star One in order to use it to wipe out humanity, and forcing Blake and his crew into an EnemyMine situation with Servalan and the Federation to stop them.
** Space Commander Travis is TheHeavy of the first two seasons, being the officer assigned to destroy Blake: While he sometimes simply acts as TheDragon to Servalan, often he is the one coming up with plans with Servalan functioning as more of a GreaterScopeVillain. After he is dismissed by the Federation partway through Season 2, he continues pursuing Blake as an individual, with he and Servalan sometimes [[BigBadDuumvirate working together]] and sometimes [[BigBadEnsemble at odds]].
** The Andromedans are the ultimate Big Bad of Season 2, allying with Travis and joining the search for Star One in order to use it to wipe out humanity, and forcing Blake and his crew into an EnemyMine situation with Servalan and the Federation to stop them.
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** The first half of 1989 has Brian "Dodge" Forbes (AKA Brian Knight), who is fostered by the Fletchers without anyone being aware he was behind the arson attack that killed Steven's uncle. The second half has CorruptCorporateExecutive Gordon Macklin, who exploits a shark attack that killed Rory for short-term financial gain, even though it will ruin the town in the long run.
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* ''Series/MotherlandFortSalem'': The witch-hunting Camarilla turn out to be the main villains the entire series.
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* ''Series/MotherlandFortSalem'': The witch-hunting Camarilla turn out to be the main villains for the entire series.
