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* Stan Edgar from ''Series/TheBoys2019''. One does not survive the shark-infested waters of Vought and stand on the peak of the corporate world without a measure of ruthlessness. He's ordered human experimentation and assassinations as part of his plan to make Vought more valuable.
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** StanEdgar from ''Series/TheBoys2019''.Edgar. One does not survive the shark-infested waters of Vought and stand on the peak of the corporate world without a measure of ruthlessness. He's ordered human experimentation and assassinations as part of his plan to make Vought more valuable.
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* In ''Series/BreakingBad'', after 50 years of feeling like everyone was stepping over him, [[VillainProtagonist Walter White]] becomes this over the course of the show as his Heisenberg persona takes over more and more. By Season 5, he barely has any limits. From lying, abusing and/or manipulating those closest to him, to poisoning a child and murdering many people, [[ItsAllAboutMe nothing will keep him from getting what he wants]].
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* In ''Series/BreakingBad'', after ''Series/BreakingBad'':
** After 50 years of feeling like everyone was stepping over him, [[VillainProtagonist Walter White]] becomes this over the course of the show as his Heisenberg persona takes over more and more. By Season 5, he barely has any limits. From lying, abusing and/or manipulating those closest to him, to poisoning a child and murdering many people, [[ItsAllAboutMe nothing will keep him from getting what he wants]].
** After 50 years of feeling like everyone was stepping over him, [[VillainProtagonist Walter White]] becomes this over the course of the show as his Heisenberg persona takes over more and more. By Season 5, he barely has any limits. From lying, abusing and/or manipulating those closest to him, to poisoning a child and murdering many people, [[ItsAllAboutMe nothing will keep him from getting what he wants]].
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* According to actress Khandi Alexander, Maya Pope of ''Series/{{Scandal}}'' has become this after being locked up for 22 years by her own husband, Eli Pope. And she was [[spoiler:a freelance terrorist who married Eli just for his secrets]] ''before'' that.
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* According to actress Khandi Alexander, Maya Pope of ''Series/{{Scandal}}'' ''Series/Scandal2012'' has become this after being locked up for 22 years by her own husband, Eli Pope. And Pope, and she was [[spoiler:a freelance terrorist who married Eli just for his secrets]] ''before'' that.
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* [[MalevolentMaskedMan The Front Man]] from ''Series/{{SquidGame}}''. Nothing gets in the way of him hosting a good game, even if it means watching some creepy pervert sleazing away at Jun-ho. [[spoiler:And this relentless drive to get what he wants was apparent even before becoming the Front Man, as Jun-ho finds his old apartment and there were many self-help books on achieving one's desires]].
* ''Series/StargateUniverse'': Dr. Nicholas Rush. He at least claims to care about things like [[spoiler:Senator Armstrong [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing himself]] to save everyone else]], but he doesn't let it distract him from doing his job.
** However, as later episodes have shown, Rush is pretty distracted by his dead wife.
** There's also the possible interpretation that he realizes that his attempts to be the Unfettered cause even more restrictions on his actions by the rest of the crew, and that the only way for him to get what he really wants is to accept minor restrictions and work with the rest of the crew.
* Weyoun of ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' most definitely qualifies for his often-frightening devotion to the Founders and their cause. He would do ''anything'' for them... the only 'right' or 'wrong' that exists for this character is whether or not something will serve the Founders.
* ''Series/StargateUniverse'': Dr. Nicholas Rush. He at least claims to care about things like [[spoiler:Senator Armstrong [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing himself]] to save everyone else]], but he doesn't let it distract him from doing his job.
** However, as later episodes have shown, Rush is pretty distracted by his dead wife.
** There's also the possible interpretation that he realizes that his attempts to be the Unfettered cause even more restrictions on his actions by the rest of the crew, and that the only way for him to get what he really wants is to accept minor restrictions and work with the rest of the crew.
* Weyoun of ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' most definitely qualifies for his often-frightening devotion to the Founders and their cause. He would do ''anything'' for them... the only 'right' or 'wrong' that exists for this character is whether or not something will serve the Founders.
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* [[MalevolentMaskedMan The Front Man]] from ''Series/{{SquidGame}}''.''Series/SquidGame''. Nothing gets in the way of him hosting a good game, even if it means watching some creepy pervert sleazing away at Jun-ho. [[spoiler:And this [[spoiler:This relentless drive to get what he wants was apparent even before becoming the Front Man, as Jun-ho finds his old apartment and there were many self-help books on achieving one's desires]].
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* ''Series/StargateUniverse'': Dr. Nicholas Rush. He at least claims to care about things like [[spoiler:Senator Armstrong [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing himself]] to save everyone else]], but he doesn't let it distract him from doing hisjob.
**job. However, as later episodes have shown, Rush is pretty distracted by his dead wife.
**wife. There's also the possible interpretation that he realizes that his attempts to be the Unfettered cause even more restrictions on his actions by the rest of the crew, and that the only way for him to get what he really wants is to accept minor restrictions and work with the rest of the crew.
* ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'':
** Weyounof ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' most definitely qualifies for his often-frightening devotion to the Founders and their cause. He would do ''anything'' for them... the only 'right' or 'wrong' that exists for this character is whether or not something will serve the Founders.
* ''Series/StargateUniverse'': Dr. Nicholas Rush. He at least claims to care about things like [[spoiler:Senator Armstrong [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing himself]] to save everyone else]], but he doesn't let it distract him from doing his
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* [[VillainProtagonist Joe Goldberg]] from ''Series/{{You}}''. He has no moral qualms doing what it takes to get and keep Beck. This takes a weird turn in Season Two when he acknowledges that his actions are wrong and obsessively attempts to avoid repeating them, but he ends up doing them anyway.
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* [[VillainProtagonist Joe Goldberg]] from ''Series/{{You}}''. He ''Series/You2018'' has no moral qualms doing what it takes to get and keep Beck. This takes a weird turn in Season Two when he acknowledges that his actions are wrong and obsessively attempts to avoid repeating them, but he ends up doing them anyway.
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* Lucas Hood from ''Series/{{Banshee}}''. This is Hood in a nutshell, prison stripped most of his civility away and you're left with a man that only cares about his family and what few friends that don't betray him. He legitimately doesn't seem to understand why people care so much about him breaking the law and not following procedure as a cop.
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* Lucas Hood from ''Series/{{Banshee}}''. This is Hood in a nutshell, prison Prison stripped most of his civility away and you're left with a man that only cares about his family and what few friends that don't betray him. He legitimately doesn't seem to understand why people care so much about him breaking the law and not following procedure as a cop.
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* Lorne Malvo from ''Series/Fargo''. When Malvo wants something, he'll do anything to get it, regardless of how many people he backstabs or kills in the process. Nobody is safe from Malvo, and he never shows the slightest spark of remorse or uncertainty. Even when Gus’s neighbor Ari does not kowtow to him, Malvo nevertheless gets the last word and manages to leave with a smile on his face while Ari is left feeling disturbed.
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** [[NominalHero Billy Butcher]], as well. In Season 3, Butcher decides to cross any line possible to kill Homelander and there is the possibility he will not stop with him, as Mallory points out. Consumes V compound to "level the playing field" for once, drugs M.M., knowing his partner may try to stop him and offers Crimson Countess on a silver plate to Soldier Boy who kills her, and strikes a deal with him.
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* Moon Dong-Eun from ''Series/{{Glory}}''. The reason that Dong-eun is so effective in her revenge scheme is that she can and will do anything to ruin the bullies' reputation, having the smarts to know how to cover up her dirtiest plans. Despite this, she rarely gets her hands dirty, opting to simply lay out the pieces for the villains to play into her hands.
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* Moon Dong-Eun from ''Series/{{Glory}}''.''Series/{{TheGlory}}''. The reason that Dong-eun is so effective in her revenge scheme is that she can and will do anything to ruin the bullies' reputation, having the smarts to know how to cover up her dirtiest plans. Despite this, she rarely gets her hands dirty, opting to simply lay out the pieces for the villains to play into her hands.
