History SmugSnake / LiveACtionTV

* Not only does Lisa Niles from ''GeneralHospital'' fit this to a T, she gets bonus points for being a total psycho. She seriously believed that killing Robin would make Patrick fall in love with her. All her attempts to off Robin failed. [[spoiler: Most recently, Lisa fell into a coma after accidentally sticking herself with a syringe full of toxic drain cleaner that she meant to use on Robin.]]

* Dave Hester from ''StorageWars'' fits this, acting like a complete prick and having a near-permanent smirk on his face that makes one wonder why the other bidders don't knock his teeth out.

* ''Series/PersonOfInterest'': Dear gosh you hope someone will shut Root up soon.

** Alfred Bester was like this in his first number of appearances as well, both smug and unsuccessful, but JMS noticed the threat of VillainDecay and [[EnemyMine averted]] [[BatmanGambit it]] ''[[MagnificentBastard oh so hard]]'' with his later actions.

** In ''A Good Man Goes to War'' Madame Kovarian ''did'' manage to [[spoiler: spectacularly outmanoeuvre the Doctor]], but in ''The Wedding of River Song'' [[spoiler: she is genuinely surprised to be the victim of YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness from the ruthless murderers she has as allies, and then shows that VillainsWantMercy and asks Amy to save her, totally confident that she will, because despite kidnapping and brainwashing her baby, "[Amy would] never do anything to disappoint [her] precious Doctor". The OhCrap look on her face when she realises just what a MamaBear Amy is when the Doctor is not actually present is very satisfying.]]

* The first Secretary of the Navy ([=SecNav=]) on ''Series/{{JAG}}'' , Alexander Nelson, (played by Paul Collins) fits this trope.

*** Spectacularly averted in [[Series/DoctorWho the new series]], where the Master is awesomely crazy.

* David Platt from CoronationStreet beleives himself to be a MagnificentBastard, with his wicked schemes of DisproportionateRetribution. However, since he constantly makes the mistake of messing with people who [[CurbStompBattle easily wiped the floor with him]], like Charlie Stubbs, Jason Grimshaw and Gary Windarss, it often blows up in his face. And the constant temper tantrums. Or the time he tried to blackmail Tracy Barlow (who is quite a qualified SmugSnake herself) into sleeping with him, she actually laughed it off.

* In ''{{Survivor}}'', we have Richard Hatch, Boston Rob, Edgardo & The Four Horsemen, Coach, and Russell Hantz, although the latter tends to be a cross of this and EntitledBastard.
** Richard Hatch and Boston Rob don't count since they both backed up their arrogance by actually winning(albeit it took Rob four times in order to do so. He was definitely a Smug Snake in his first season, but during All Stars he took the leap into MagnificentBastard territory. Richard on the other hand has always been shown as being very smart). The other examples mentioned above(as well as ''many'' ''many'' others on the show) are, however, justified.
* In the American Version of ''BigBrother'' Jessie was ''sooooo'' full of himself. And in the recent Season, Enzo practically has this written on his forehead.

** In ''A Good Man Goes to War'' Madame Kovarian ''did'' manage to [[spoiler: spectacularly outmanoeuvre the Doctor]], but in ''The Wedding of River Song'' [[spoiler: she is genuinely surprised to be the victim of YouHaveOutlivedYouUsefulness from the ruthless murderers she has as allies, and then shows that VillainsWantMercy and asks Amy to save her, totally confident that she will, because despite kidnapping and brainwashing her baby, "[Amy would] never do anything to disappoint [her] precious Doctor". The OhCrap look on her face when she realises just what a MamaBear Amy is when the Doctor is not actually present is very satisfying.]]

* In the Starz TV series ''Series/{{Camelot}}'', Merlin comes across as a condescending, ill-tempered and unpleasant character, in contrast to his lovably {{Adorkable}} counterpart in ''{{Merlin}}''. The Sword in the Stone was just a ruse staged by him to trick the people of Camelot into accepting Arthur as their king. Merlin has a {{Yandere}}-like obsession with Arthur, believing him to be the indisputable ruler of the land, despite the fact that this Arthur is portrayed as a [[{{Wangst}} whiny]], [[SmallNameBigEgo self-centered]], and [[TheScrappy contemptible]] {{Jerkass}}. Merlin has nothing but contempt for the people of Britain, describing them as "a chorus of fools". His nemesis, [[EvilIsSexy Lady Morgan]], on the other hand is a thoroughly [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bitch]], and he ends up being towed behind her carriage with a rope around his wrists, resulting in a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* ''CriminalMinds'': Being a show about {{Serial Killer}}s more than a few of the villains are like this, especially those that suffer from Antisocial Personality Disorder or Narcissistic Personality Disorder. George Foyet, The Boston Reaper, and a RecurringCharacter in Seasons 4 & 5, is one of the best examples, being a total [[TheSociopath sociopath]] and CompleteMonster who suffers from LackOfEmpathy, ItsAllAboutMe, and an ego the size of a blimp. He takes offense at the idea that anyone would ''dare'' to try and stop him, torments Hotch for no better reason than his incredibly petty ideas of RevengeByProxy, is killing people for the fame more than anything else, and takes such a sadistic delight in everything he does that it's impossible to admire him, despite his undeniable EvilGenius. The poster boy for this trope, however, is probably the Season 2 FinalBoss, Frank Breitkopf. While he has more sympathetic qualities than The Reaper, Keith Carradine plays him with such slimy arrogance that it's impossible to like him, or even admire him. He comes off like an evil college professor: you ''are'' going to learn something, no matter how painful it might be.

* Lyn Peterson from ''Series/TorchwoodMiracleDay'' is one hell of a Smug Snake. She's very sexy and seems pretty powerful at first, arresting Rex Matheson and the Torchwood team as soon as they arrive on US soil, but her incompetence soon becomes clear when her attempt to poison Jack Harkness is easily exposed and Gwen Cooper incapacitates her with a single punch. She proves herself a good fighter when she assaults Rex, but he still manages to defeat her by breaking her neck. Given that everyone on Earth has lost the ability to die, she remains alive but disturbingly yet strangely comically, now has her head on backwards.

* Lyn Peterson from ''Series/TorchwoodMiracleDay'' is one hell of a Smug Snake. She's very sexy and seems pretty powerful at first, arresting Rex Matheson and the Torchwood team as soon as they arrive on US soil, but her incompetance soon becomes clear when her attempt to poison Jack Harkness is easily exposed and Gwen Cooper incapacitates her with a single punch. She proves herself a good fighter when she assaults Rex, but he still manages to defeat her by breaking her neck. Given that everyone on Earth has lost the ability to die, she remains alive but disturbingly yet strangely comically, now has her head on backwards.
* This trope describes almost every single villain from ''[[Series/TwentyFour 24]]''.
* David Platt from CoronationStreet beleives himself to be a MagnificentBastard, with his wicked schemes of DisproportionateRetribution. However, since he constantly makes the mistake of messing with people who [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown easily wiped the floor with him]], like Charlie Stubbs, Jason Grimshaw and Gary Windarss, it often blows up in his face. And the constant temper tantrums. Or the time he tried to blackmail Tracy Barlow (who is quite a qualified Smug Snake herself) into sleeping with him, she actually laughed it off.
* Dakota Fred from the DiscoveryChannel series ''[[SeriesGoldRush Gold Rush]]'' easily qualifies, acting like a douchebag when working with the Hoffmans in the first season, then backstabbing them and buying the claim out from under them in season 2, forcing them to find another site to mine.
* The Sheriff of Nottingham of the BBC series ''Series/RobinHood'' seems to count himself a great MagnificentBastard, but in practice his evil works tend to be rather too easily foiled by Robin Hood's men to be considered the work of a true evil genius. Furthermore, his 'la-di-da-di-da!' {{catchphrase}}, often uttered as a sign of [[{{Whatever}} impatient indifference]] in response to threats concerning the meddling of Robin Hood and his men, is much too unctuous, awkward, and obnoxious to be a distinctive of a true MagnificentBastard.

** While he might have been a little git, it didn't stop some from [[AlasPoorScrappy crying for him]] in the [[DownerEnding last five/ten minutes of 'Goodbyee'.]]

** The true Smug Snake in ''Series/{{Angel}}'' was Gavin Park. Gavin believed himself to be the next Lindsey [=McDonald=], a MagnificentBastard who could arguably be called Angel's {{Archenemy}} (well, ''he'' would argue that he could), but he just wasn't the man, lawyer or villain that he'd replaced.
* TheMaster of ''Series/DoctorWho'' [[VillainDecay devolves]] from his usual MagnificentBastard status unnervingly often, the most {{egregious}} examples being in the MadeForTVMovie, in which his grand evil scheme was to... not die, and in the episode "Logopolis" in which he wipes out a large part of the universe and octillions of people because he didn't do his homework.
** In fact, a ''lot'' of serials with the Master as the main villain can be described less as "the Master is trying to take over the world" than as "the Master is up to yet another dumb scheme that's likely to get out of control and cause TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt." Or indeed, as " the Master has a scheme to not die". Guys spends a lot of time cheating death even for a Time Lord, it's kind of his thing.
*** Spectacularly averted in [[Series/DoctorWho NuWho]], where the Master is... [[LargeHam awesomely crazy]].

* In the Starz TV series Series/{{Camelot}}, Merlin comes across as a condescending, ill-tempered and unpleasant character, in contrast to his lovably {{Adorkable}} counterpart in ''{{Merlin}}''. The Sword in the Stone was just a ruse staged by him to trick the people of Camelot into accepting Arthur as their king. Merlin has a {{Yandere}}-like obsession with Arthur, believing him to be the indisputable ruler of the land, despite the fact that this Arthur is portrayed as a [[{{Wangst}} whiny]], [[SmallNameBigEgo self-centered]], and [[TheScrappy contemptible]] {{Jerkass}}. Merlin has nothing but contempt for the people of Britain, describing them as "a chorus of fools". His nemesis, [[EvilIsSexy Lady Morgan]], on the other hand is a thoroughly [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bitch]], and he ends up being towed behind her carriage with a rope around his wrists, resulting in a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* Merlin the the Starz TV series, Series/{{Camelot}} comes across as a condescending, ill-tempered and unpleasant character, in contrast to his {{Adorkable}} counterpart in ''{{Merlin}}''. The sword in the stone was actually just a ruse staged by him to trick the people of Camelot into accepting Arthur as their king. Merlin has a {{Yandere}}-like obsession with Arthur, believing him to be the undisputable ruler of the land, despite the fact that here, Arthur is portrayed as a [[{{Wangst}} whiny]], [[SmallNameBigEgo self-centered]] and [[TheScrappy contemptible]] {{Jerkass}}. Merlin has nothing but contempt for the people of Britain, describing them as "a chorus of fools". His nemesis, the Lady Morgan, on the other hand is a thoroughly MagnificentBitch and Merlin ends up being towed behind her carriage with a rope around his wrists, resulting in a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* This trope describes every single villain from ''[[Series/TwentyFour 24]]'', and surprisingly, a fair number of the good guys as well.

** Lilah Morgan was a true MagnificentBastard, but eventually she had to die and be replaced, and that replacement was Eve. As ThePoorMansSubstitute for Lilah, Eve inevitably came off as a Smug Snake, but the writers seemed to realize this, and put her through a series of events that had the effect of [[BreakTheCutie breaking the cutie]]. They were of the opinion that she would be more interesting if she got some CharacterDevelopment that such that she would no longer be driven by slyness and cool disdain (as she started out), but by fear, anger, and a MinionShipping romance with Lindsey.
** Lilah herself only slowly evolved into a MagnificentBitch; for most of her run on show (arguably until as late as the second half of Season 3) she was definitely a Smug Snake, even ending up with a promotion - and thus her life - solely because Lindsey contemptuously tossed it away.

* Merlin the the Starz TV series, Series/{{Camelot}} comes across as a condescending, ill-tempered and unpleasant character, in contrast to his {{Adorkable}} counterpart in ''{{Merlin]]''. The sword in the stone was actually just a ruse staged by him to trick the people of Camelot into accepting Arthur as their king. Merlin has a {{Yandere}}-like obsession with Arthur, believing him to be the undisputable ruler of the land, despite the fact that here, Arthur is portrayed as a [[{{Wangst}} whiny]], [[SmallNameBigEgo self-centered]] and [[TheScrappy contemptible]] {{Jerkass}}. Merlin has nothing but contempt for the people of Britain, describing them as "a chorus of fools". His nemesis, the Lady Morgan, on the other hand is a thoroughly MagnificentBitch and Merlin ends up being towed behind her carriage with a rope around his wrists, resulting in a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* Merlin the the Starz TV series, Series/{{Camelot}} comes across as a condescending, ill-tempered and unpleasant character, in contrast to his {{Adorkable}} counterpart in ''{{Merlin}}''. The sword in the stone was actually just a ruse staged by him to trick the people of Camelot into accepting Arthur as their king. Merlin has a {{Yandere}}-like obsession with Arthur, believing him to be the undisputable ruler of the land, despite the fact that here, Arthur is portrayed as a [[{{Wangst}} whiny]], [[SmallNameBigEgo self-centered}} and [[TheScrappy contemptible}} {{Jerkass}}. Merlin has nothing but contempt for the people of Britain, describing them as "a chorus of fools". His nemesis, the Lady Morgan, on the other hand is a thoroughly MagnificentBitch and Merlin ends up being towed behind her carriage with a rope around his wrists, resulting in a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* Merlin the the Starz TV series, {{Camelot}} comes across as a condescending, ill-tempered and unpleasant character, in contrast to his {{Adorkable}} counterpart in ''{{Merlin}}''. The sword in the stone was actually just a ruse staged by him to trick the people of Camelot into accepting Arthur as their king. Merlin has a {{Yandere}}-like obsession with Arthur, believing him to be the undisputable ruler of the land, despite the fact that here, Arthur is portrayed as a [[{{Wangst}} whiny]], [[SmallNameBigEgo self-centered}} and [[TheScrappy contemptible}} {{Jerkass}}. Merlin has nothing but contempt for the people of Britain, describing them as "a chorus of fools". His nemesis, the Lady Morgan, on the other hand is a thoroughly MagnificentBitch and Merlin ends up being towed behind her carriage with a rope around his wrists, resulting in a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

* Villainous CIA representative Clyde Decker from {{Chuck}}, most definitely. He's always seen with a smug, shit-eating grin, and frequently discusses about a big plan meant to take down Chuck and his allies. [[spoiler: However, it turns out, that Decker himself is just a pawn in a larger plan by Daniel Shaw to bring down Chuck as we find out "Chuck Versus the Santa Suit".]]

* G'Kar during the first season of ''{{Babylon 5}}'' and ''especially'' in the pilot movie.
** Also, Mister Morden, with his ever annoying arrogant smile. JMichaelStraczynski points out in the commentary that he specifically loved the actor for how unlikeably smug he made the character come off: "Look at that guy! Don't you just want to hate him?"

* David Platt from CoronationStreet beleives himself to be a MagnificentBastard, with his wicked schemes of DisproportionateRetribution. However since he constantly makes the mistake of messing with people who [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown easily wiped the floor with him]], like Charlie Stubbs, Jason Grimshaw and Gary Windarss, it often blows up in his face. And the constant temper tantrums. Or the time he tried to blackmail Tracy Barlow (who is quite a qualified Smug Snake herself) into sleeping with him, she actually laughed it off.
* Dakota Fred from the DiscoveryChannel seres ''[[SeriesGoldRush Gold Rush]]'' easily qualifies, acting like a douchebag when working with the Hoffmans in the first season, then backstabbing them and buying the claim out from under them in season 2, forcing them to find another site to mine.

** What's worse? He's, generally, WINNING...mostly because he 1. Has a good eye for the REALLY valuable stuff, and 2. Has a shitload more money, and more money to burn.

* The Vorta in ''StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' are a PlanetOfHats of Smug Snakes, with Weyoun as the smuggest. The [[SuperSoldier Jem-Hadar]] despise all Vorta for this, despite remaining unquestioningly loyal.

* This trope describes every single villain from ''[[TwentyFour 24]]'', and surprisingly, a fair number of the good guys as well.

** "Amy's Choice" features the ''unbelievably'' punchable Dream Lord.

** What's worse? He's, generally, WINNING...mostly because he 1. Has a good eye for the REALLY valuable stuff, and 2. Has a shitload more money, and more money to burn.

* Trymon in the TV series adaptation of ''Discworld/{{The Colour of Magic}}''. Ungarnished ambition, oily hair, and being played by TimCurry all result in a decidedly ''un''-magnificent Bastard.

* In ''{{Survivor}}'', we have Richard Hatch, Boston Rob, Edgardo & The Four Horsemen, Coach, and Russell Hantz, although the latter tends to be a cross of this and EntitledBastard.

* In the American Version of ''BigBrother'' Jessie was ''sooooo'' full of himself. And in the recent Season, Enzo practically has this written on his forehead.

* ''MadMen''

* Justin in ''{{Wizards of Waverly Place}}'' has tendencies towards this that get dialed right UpToEleven in the movie. His sister Alex has the same tendencies but is a true MagnificentBastard more often.
* Being set in a world of power-crazed politicians, ''{{The Thick of It}}'' has a fair few. Julius Nicholson and Steve Fleming both consider themselves to be {{Magnificent Bastard}}s but they also have big egos and tend to foil their own devious plans by [[JustBetweenYouAndMe bragging about them]].

* Morgana from ''{{Series/Merlin}}'' walks around with a perpetual Evil Smirk on her face, even though ''every single one'' of her plans to kill Uther, Arthur and Merlin have completely failed.

* The ''LawAndOrder''[=/=]''[=~Homicide: Life on the Street~=]'' crossover "Sideshow" features Independent Counsel William Dell, a clear NoCelebritiesWereHarmed version of Kenneth Starr. During the course of the two-parter, he abuses his grand jury subpoena power, lies to police, commits blackmail, derails a major character's judicial appointment, cons defendants with bogus immunity agreements, sabotages a plea bargain between the Baltimore prosecutors and a key witness, and finally gives full state and federal immunity to a murderer so he can secure uncorroborated (and probably false) testimony implicating the President in his crime. When confronted at the end of the episode about his decision to torpedo a murderer investigation for political gain, he accuses [=McCoy=] and Danvers of being "petty" and "savage" in their lawyering, because "the stakes are so damn small."

* ''{{Who Wants to Be a Superhero}}'': Dr. Dark is intentionally played as this in the second season. He talks in a raspy voice and spends his screentime boasting about how evil and brilliant he is. Then when his big plan in the second season fails, he confronts the superheroes personally and gets beaten up in a fight that lasts about a minute and a half.

* Laurie Foreman from That70sShow, who was the only somewhat major character with no redeeming moral qualities, a general smugness about her, and was intentionally made this way, with the characters themselves lampshading it.

* David Platt from CoronationStreet beleives himself to be a MagnificentBastard, with his wicked schemes of DisproportionateRetribution. However since he constantly makes the mistake of messing with people who [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown easily wiped the floor with him]], like Charlie Stubbs, Jason Grimshaw and Gary Windarss, it often blows up in his face. Not to mention the constant temper tantrums. Or the time he tried to blackmail Tracy Barlow (who is quite a qualified Smug Snake herself) into sleeping with him, she actually laughed it off.

* Lilah Morgan from ''Series/{{Angel}}'' was a true MagnificentBastard, but eventually she had to die and be replaced, and that replacement was Eve. As ThePoorMansSubstitute for Lilah, Eve inevitably came off as a Smug Snake, but the writers seemed to realize this, and put her through a series of events that had the effect of [[BreakTheCutie breaking the cutie]]. They were of the opinion that she would be more interesting if she got some CharacterDevelopment that such that she would no longer be driven by slyness and cool disdain (as she started out), but by fear, anger, and a MinionShipping romance with Lindsey.

** Of course, the true Smug Snake in ''Series/{{Angel}}'' was Gavin Park. Gavin believed himself to be the next Lindsey [=McDonald=], a MagnificentBastard who could arguably be called Angel's {{Archenemy}} (well, ''he'' would argue that he could), but he just wasn't the man, lawyer or villain that he'd replaced.

** I dare anyone to get through season 4 without wanting to punch Allison Higgins, ISN reporter and face of Clark's propaganda machine. One wonders if she's a StepfordSmiler.

* Brad Bellick in the first season of ''PrisonBreak'' practically embodies this trope. As a corrupt correctional officer, he certainly acts all "magnificent-y bastard-y" like. He deals with former mob-boss Abruzzi, has a history of inmate abuse, insults AxCrazy MagnificentBastard "T-Bag" in his face and interrupts Michael's plans quite often. But at the same time he is unattractive, obnoxious, sleazy, importunate, cowardly... You catch my drift.

** And let us not forget [[spoiler: Don Self]] after he was revealed to be TheMole. Where Bellick had at least some sense of magnificence, this guy is just too annoying to like.

* Grunchlk of ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', a [[VillainousGlutton bloated]], scheming, greedy merchant with a nasty habit of overcharging his clients and betraying them should a better offer appear. In the episodes he appears in, just about every single character despises him with a passion, especially [[MagnificentBastard Scorpius]], who takes great delight in stabbing him in the back of the skull with a MindControl probe and forcing him to eat two of his own fingers.

* Bobbi Barret, the wife and manager of comedian Jimmy Barret, ends up like this in an episode of ''MadMen''. Jimmy had previously insulted the wife of the owner of Utz potato chips, which he was doing a commercial for. Don Draper takes most of the episode negotiating with Bobbi to get him to apologize. After the two end up having sex (don't ask) Bobbi agrees to a dinnertime apology. But Jimmy spends all his time at the dinner hitting on Don's wife. When Don takes Bobbi aside, she says that according to Jimmy's contract he doesn't have to apologize, unless, of course, Don gets them more money. So Don shoves his hand up her dress and says that if he doesn't, he will ruin Jimmy. Jimmy apologizes. One word: OWNED
** Pete Campbell is pretty much constantly this, although he does get somewhat better about it as the show goes on.

* Pretty much every BigBad from ''PowerRangers'' has at least one scheming lackey utterly convinced that they are superior to the remainder of the universe and willing to backstab anyone in their way. This usually ends with them [[HeelFaceTurn being converted]] (if brainwashed into snakedom) or, much more often, [[MadeOfExplodium exploding violently]] by either side's hand.

** YourMileageMayVary, of course, but the ''detectives'' in [[LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit Law And Order: SVU]] also, at least OnceAnEpisode, usually at the end.
*** YMMV?! Dude, Elliot and Olivia routinely subject their suspects to [[JackBauerInterrogationTechnique psychological and/or physical torture]] while lying to them about their rights and invoking the upcoming PrisonRape, pressure and bully witnesses so they testify for them [[spoiler: and at least one commited suicide due to Olivia's abusive treatment]], stalk and harrass victims to metaphorically twist their arms into collaborating in what can be considered non-psychic MindRape, etc. All to "make justice" aka getting favorable outcomes to their cases. Lots of people say they ARE this trope.

* This is why short-lived BBC sitcom ''Prince Amongst Men'' didn't work -- the title character was a Smug Snake, when he needed to be a MagnificentBastard. Not only that, but the creators missed the point that we sympathise with, for example, {{Blackadder}} because the world really does seem out to get him and he's just fighting back. Gary Prince's world seemed to be [[KarmaHoudini incredibly on his side]], to the point where he was pretty much a JerkSue.

* Jade from {{Victorious}}, to literally everyone.
* Uncle Teddy AKA Flosso from FlashForward should be the poster boy of this trope...or not. He is a FatBastard who smokes a lot, is a CardCarryingVillain, has people killed without a qualm, thinks he is so smart, and bullies Simon around. However, he gets his comeuppance when he has Simon come with him, just the two of them, reveals Simon's professor's corpse in a car trunk, and tells Simon to comply and that this is his last warning. In a CrowningMomentOfAwesome, Simon says "I'm calling your bluff! You need me too much!" The look on Flosso's face at that point was priceless. Simon shoves Flosso down to the ground and presses on the windpipe of that FatBastard. He smokes a lot, so he suffocates rather quickly and dies. Get this, it is pointed out that Flosso was just a middleman! It sort of makes you wonder what the people he works for are like. You will learn to hate this guy in one episode. He totally deserved to get killed off.

* Not only does Lisa Niles from ''GeneralHospital'' fit this to a T, she gets bonus points for being a total psycho. She seriously believed that killing Robin would make Patrick fall in love with her. Of course, all her attempts to off Robin failed. [[spoiler: Most recently, Lisa fell into a coma after accidentally sticking herself with a syringe full of toxic drain cleaner that she meant to use on Robin.]]