Which of their incarnations was the best, iyo?

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The Master

Vic Mackey

How old are you people? It's funny how many will use the phrase jumping the shark, usually wrong, but don't know what St Elsewhere was about? This is why tv lists on reddit rarely seem to hit the last century. These are the shows people should binge, because many are the reasons the shows popular today, came about.

Most likely inspired by Murdoch selling off the lion's share of Fox and just keeping the shitty news company.

I'd guess that Logan is successful in cutting the kids out, sells everything except ATN which he takes personal control of, and it's up in the air whether the kids even get a golden parachute. I'd guess Greg and Tom will have a moral choice over whether or not to take roles at ATN under Logan, it's open to them if they want it.

Logan pretty clearly seems to have ruled out each of the kids for the top job, and like Hyman Roth in Godfather pt2, he's planning as if he's going to live virtually forever. He appears to already be baking a new batch of Roys.

It’s not the kind of show to go out with a bang considering how much it undercuts itself and what you expect to happen

A fantastic villain.

Livia Soprano

Shaw from Person of Interest.

Her psychopathy kind of came and went as the story demanded it, but I was particularly fond of the flashback to her time as a surgeon, where she's reprimanded for eating a snack and emotionlessly telling a family their relative died on the operating table. At the end it's revealed she actually worked desperately hard to save their life.

Entire series-Hannibal in Hannibal. For an episode Law & Order-Killerz-Jennie played by Hallee Hirsch. That one pitted Olivet against Skoda. And the ending still is kind of creepy. Makes you look at kids in a whole nother light....

Dr. Kimberly Shaw from seasons 2 and 3 of Melrose Place when she was more dangerous.

Dukat was a great villain, but I wouldn't call him a psychopath because he did care for people other than himself and he was capable of feeling guilt.

Kilgrave from Jessica Jones.

Definitely sounds like the Zas pulled the plug towards the end of production similar to what happened on Carnival Row over on Amazon.

i'm okay with something ending on a high note

Nice! Forgot about him.

I wanted to counter you, but you're right. That wasn't a polished review, just my thoughts on the show.

Everyone on Fox News!

You’re right. They are rare.

Alice Morgan (Luther)

Brilliant, high functioning psychopaths are very, very rarely female characters. She was detached and surgical about it too. Torture and big bloody displays were never her bag.

psychopath are not all “villains”, although they are mainly portrayed as such in movies due to their lack of empathy. This makes them successful in business since they have no issues in throwing someone under the proverbial bus. For them, it’s all about winning, and their ego. They are often charming and intelligent. Lying comes naturally to them, and won’t be bothered by guilt or remorse.

Frank Underwood in House of Cards

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I bet it still rocks tbh. Like there is nothing to suggest it wont be good, but we'll see.

I'd love if they just put an icon if the show is dubbed.

They dub a lot of shows after release but they never announce when they are dubbed.