Andrew โ€“ You have the infinite advantage of being one of K-Loโ€™s favorites โ€” and hence you get preview DVDs of hot new shows. Meanwhile all she ever sends me are old sneakers she finds on the side of the Cross-Bronx Expressway. Another related advantage you have is that youโ€™ve actually seen โ€œNip and Tuckโ€ and I havenโ€™t. But it seemed to me like the lead character isnโ€™t really a villain so much as a protagonist villain like Mel Gibson in โ€œPaybackโ€ or, more relevant, Adrian Pasdar in the short-lived Fox series โ€œProfit.โ€ This was a brilliant show in which the โ€œheroโ€ was something of a souless sociopath whoโ€™d been raised in a large cardboard box with only an eye-hole for the television set. He schemed and plotted against his enemies in corporate America. Unfortunately, only four episodes aired in the US and only a total of eight were ever made (all of which aired in Europe). Anyway, I thought this might aslo open up the discussion to the topic of best TV villains. Surely, you will say the cigarette guy from the X-Files. Any other nominations?