Which TV villain were you sadder to see go?
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Here be spoilers in case you aren't caught up on 'The Wire' and 'Breaking Bad,' two of the greatest television drama series of all time.
In the recently-wrapped season 4 finale of 'Breaking Bad,' drug kingpin Gus Fring was taken out by Walt via a bomb strapped to the sneering cartel member-turned stroke victim Hector Salamanca. A few rings of Hector's bell was all it took to blow half of Gus's face off and kill off the calm, collected, yet often chillingly ruthless criminal mastermind.
'The Wire' brought us a treasure trove of incredible characters, one of whom was Stringer Bell. Once the right-hand man to Avon Barksdale, Stringer took over the drug business when Avon went to jail. His street smarts and business savvy (the man was taking college courses, after all) combined for an eloquent, headstrong, yet bad-ass character. Unfortunately, Stringer was taken out by a double hit courtesy of Omar Little and Brother Mouzine, paving the way for the rise of Marlo Stanfield.
These two villains are two of my all-time favorite bad guys. It's hard to pick which character is more fascinating--which one's death bummed you out more?
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