7 Best TV Villians In Your Favorite Shows

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Jim Moriarty 

BBC One of the brightest TV villains ever is Sherlock Moriarty, portrayed by Fleabag and Band of Brothers actor Andrew Scott. It's amazing he didn't show up right away.

6

Spike (Buffy The Vampire Slayer)

The breakout character avoided entirely falling into the Big Bad cliché, which earned him plaudits for his humor and rebellious spirit.

5

Gus Fring (Breaking Bad)

Giancarlo Esposito's character Gus Fring, the antagonist of Breaking Bad, is most known for his graphic demise, in which he collapsed to the ground after losing half of his face in an explosion.

4

Negan Smith (The Walking Dead)

Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), one of The Walking Dead's most prominent antagonists, was first shown in the season 6 finale, "Last Day on Earth," and was introduced very late in the series.

3

Love Quinn (You)

You on Netflix was different from other TV shows in that Joe (Penn Badgley), the adversary, frequently serves as the primary character.

2

Crowley Supernatural

The ultimate mastermind, Crowley was a captivating and cunning guy who could switch between being an evil force and an ally of the Winchester family, making him unpredictable.

1

Klaus Mikaelson The Vampire Diarie

It's amazing how important Joseph Morgan was to The Vampire Diaries that Klaus, who debuted in season 2, became both a beloved and reviled character so fast.