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The 17 Greatest TV Antiheroes of All Time

By YPB Team

Some of these men are monsters you root for anyway; others just wear a nicer suit. Nobody here is the good guy.

  1. Tony Soprano — ranked #11
    Tony Soprano
    The New Jersey mob boss of The Sopranos who ran a crew and a panic disorder at the same time.
  2. Walter White — ranked #22
    Walter White
    The Breaking Bad chemistry teacher who turned a terminal diagnosis into a meth empire.
  3. Don Draper — ranked #33
    Don Draper
    Mad Men's advertising genius, selling happiness he could never hold on to himself.
  4. Omar Little — ranked #44
    Omar Little
    The shotgun-carrying stick-up man of The Wire who robbed drug dealers and kept his own code.
  5. Dexter Morgan — ranked #55
    Dexter Morgan
    The Miami blood-spatter analyst who moonlights as a serial killer of serial killers.
  6. Saul Goodman — ranked #66
    Saul Goodman
    The strip-mall lawyer of Better Call Saul, talking his way into and out of everything.
  7. Tommy Shelby — ranked #77
    Tommy Shelby
    The Peaky Blinders boss who took a Birmingham street gang into politics and finance.
  8. Jax Teller — ranked #88
    Jax Teller
    Sons of Anarchy's biker president, trying to reform a club that keeps pulling him back.
  9. Nucky Thompson — ranked #99
    Nucky Thompson
    Boardwalk Empire's Atlantic City treasurer and bootlegger during Prohibition.
  10. Frank Underwood — ranked #1010
    Frank Underwood
    The House of Cards congressman who climbs to the presidency and tells you how, directly.
  11. Rust Cohle — ranked #1111
    Rust Cohle
    True Detective's nihilist detective, chasing a Louisiana case across seventeen years.
  12. BoJack Horseman — ranked #1212
    BoJack Horseman
    The washed-up sitcom horse whose self-destruction is played for jokes and then not.
  13. Villanelle — ranked #1313
    Villanelle
    Killing Eve's assassin, dressing beautifully and killing without a flicker of guilt.
  14. Marty Byrde — ranked #1414
    Marty Byrde
    The Ozark accountant laundering cartel money out of a Missouri lake resort.
  15. Elliot Alderson — ranked #1515
    Elliot Alderson
    Mr. Robot's hacker, dismantling a global conglomerate from inside his own unreliable head.
  16. Logan Roy — ranked #1616
    Logan Roy
    Succession's media patriarch, running a company and four children on the same contempt.
  17. Nancy Botwin — ranked #1717
    Nancy Botwin
    The suburban widow of Weeds who starts dealing to keep the lifestyle her husband left behind.

Comments 1

Tony Soprano spends six seasons explaining himself to a woman who never absolves him; Walter White spends 62 episodes leaving a classroom: https://youpick.best/articles/breaking-bad-vs-the-sopranos-ranked

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Aug 21