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Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

Scariest TV characters from non horror shows Don't tell anybody.

We're taking a look at the scariest television characters from outside of the horror genre.

That means that Hannibal Lecter will not be joining us for dinner.

Also, spoilers ahead.

Let's get to it.

I think you already have Number 10.

The client.

The Man DeLorean, a former member of the Galactic Empire.

This unnamed men, known only as the client, hires the Siri's titular bounty hunter to retrieve an alien child.

Grief, Cargo said you were coming.

Although not particularly threatening on his own.

The client's command over stormtroopers, his casual disregard for the child's life and actor Verner Herzog's distinctive voice make every encounter between him and the man DeLorean full of menace.

How I'm characteristic off one of your reputation.

You have taken both commission in payment.

Is it not the count of the guilt that these events are?

No for gotten sure.

We can all relate to him when he says he wants to see what the Internet has lovingly dubbed Baby Yoda.

But the way he says it is just so damn creepy.

I would like to see the baby number nine Borg, the Star Trek franchise.

Hey, swarm through our system.

When they left, it was little or nothing left off my baby.

One of the most terrifying villains in the Star Trek universe, the Borg came to assimilate various species and their technology into their hive mind through their own technology.

Apparently, the board have developed the technology link artificial intelligence directly into the humanoid brain stone.

On both a conceptual and practical level.

Thes cybernetic beings are horrific.

The idea that they've become consumed by their technology taps into a very real and present fear in the modern world.

And the loss of individuality of those converted is painful to contemplate.

Within the franchise, the Borg are almost unstoppable.

Their general lack of freewill means they can't really be reasoned with, and their adaptive technology and collective memory allows them to recover from damage quickly.

Furthermore, they rarely make the same mistake twice.

You are small and you think in small terms number eight homeland er, the boys.

You boys Okay, What if Superman was evil?

this question has been asked many times over the years, but few answers have been quite as interesting as Homeland er, raised from birth to be the perfect patriotic hero of America.

Home Lander may come across as wholesome as apple pie, but underneath lies a cold, unfeeling soup homeland.

ER is incredibly cavalier with his powers, often causing the deaths of innocence or killing needlessly.

Anthony stars intense performances, magnetic.

While the fact that no one seems to be able to stop homeland er makes every second that the character is on screen, a tense one homeland her might stand for the American way.

But truth and justice aren't even in his vocabulary.

When Number seven Gemma Teller Morrow, Sons of Anarchy Men might dominate this list.

But the SAMCRO matriarch certainly earns her spot.

Gemma Teller Morrow is the mother bear to the chapter of the Motorcycle club slash gang, from which this Siri's takes its name.

Sure, the relationship she shares with her son, Jack's the up incoming reluctant leader of the gang is all kinds of creepy and edible.

But what makes Gemma truly scary is how manipulative she can be.

He's a murderous trader and There's only one thing to do now, Jackson for your father, your family at your club.

Much of the show's conflict is a result of her actions from conspiring to murder her first husband to ending the life of her daughter in law and blaming a rival gang.

Plus, there's just no telling what she'll dio, who holds a baby at gunpoint.

Honestly, Mom Number six kilgrave Jessica Jones.

Most of these frightening characters get their hands dirty at some point, but Kilgrave doesn't have to a mind controlling supervillain.

Kilgrave can make anyone do whatever he tells them to dio.

With one exception.

Those who underwent traumatic events and broke free of his abilities, notably Jessica Jones.

Smile, Kill Graves.

Commands can range from petty requests for people to injure themselves, to sadistic and cruel instructions for family members to kill one another or even compelling women to be physical with him.

Kilgrave is privileged, taken to its most terrifying extreme, he always gets whatever he wants and in rare cases where he's denied, the lengths he goes to are just as appalling.

That's your eye ever here for me.

I'll see you see anyone who looks like you she will slit her own throat.

The ultimate contingency number five.

Arthur Mitchell, also known as the Trinity Killer Dexter as many people is Dexter Morgan, the serial killer protagonist of the series, has killed Arthur.

Mitchell is even more prolific.

Trinity's likely someone who's gone his own solitary way through life, so preoccupied with his own obsessions that he's foregone all but the most rudimentary of human connections.

Despite being an apparently normal family men, Mitchell, who is arguably Morgan's greatest foe, has killed hundreds of people over the course of 30 years in a ritualistic reenactment of his family's deaths, which he caused either directly or indirectly.

Also, his psychopathic behavior isn't limited to murder.

Mitchell terrorizes and controls his wife and Children, veering wildly between cold anger and overt cheeriness at home.

I know who you really are.

Who am I?

You're a killer.

Disturbing Dexter Morgan is no small feat, but with his erratic personality and propensity for both physical and emotional cruelty, Arthur Mitchell is a serial killer cut from a different cloth.

Hello, Dexter Morgan, number four.

Tony Soprano, The Sopranos.

Tony Soprano, maybe the protagonist of the show that bears his family's name but that does not make him a hero.

While frequently relatable and a loving, if far from perfect family men, Tony is also a violent mobster, which the show never lets us forget.

Although he naturally performs many of the usual hits against threats to his criminal enterprise or else orders them done by others, Tony has also impulsively ended the lives of several people close to him for slights, both large and small.

Are you saying you think I had something to do with it?

I didn't.

As entertaining and fascinating as this story is, we certainly do not envy his friends and family.

I gotta sit down.

I feel like I can't stay.

Okay, Tony Number three Vernon Schillinger Oz.

Don't let the fact that he's played by J.

K.

Simmons lull you into a false sense of security.

This guy is a monster.

Livestock.

That's what you are, my livestock, because now Tobias, your ass belongs to me.

The leader of the Aryan Brotherhood inside Oswald State Correctional Facilities, Experimental Emerald City unit.

Schillinger is a serial rapist who often turns his fellow inmates into slaves, frequently taking pleasure in degrading them.

A complex character full of contradictions, his ardent homophobia, for instance, Schillinger is also willing to stoop to seemingly any low, including ordering the death of his own son.

As such, it's fitting that such a theatrical villain meets his enduring a production of Shakespeare number two.

Ramsay Bolton.

Game of Thrones.

As terrifying as the existentially dread that the Night King inspires is we elected to discuss a far more human evil from game of Thrones.

Ramsay Snow slash Bolton is a bastard in every sense of the word.

You forgot to ask one question.

You've got to ask if I'm a liar.

A sadistic sociopath, Ramsey revels in tormenting people in cruel and unusual ways, from hunting and or feeding them to his dogs, to sexually assaulting them to just plain torture.

Ramsey is an absolute nightmare, both for the people he torments and for the audience, not even familial bonds mean anything to him, since he kills his own father, stepmother and baby half brother.

He's your brother, Wester Rose's home to countless ugly and irredeemable characters.

But Ramsey is arguably the one we'd be most scared of meeting, which is really saying something.

Ramsay Bolton is the kind of character that send shivers down your spine, but our number one pick would have even him running for the hills before we get there.

Here are some honorable mentions.

You're this stubborn one.

You stuck with that quack calling that he's the only real parent I ever had.

A quack for a quack quack quack clack Black.

Glad Why going with them?

The doctor refuses to induce.

There's nothing we can do but wait for the baby to come.

Do you really think so?

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Number one.

Gustavo, Gus Fring Breaking Bad and better.

Call Saul, the owner of the Chicken Restaurant Low.

Suppose Hermanos Gustavo Fring presents himself in public as a friendly businessman, but in private he's the calculating head of a drug empire.

Frequently cold and unemotional, Gus is a brilliant patient and cautious criminal who is utterly merciless when it comes to his enemies.

I will kill your wife.

I would kill your son.

I will kill your after Giancarlo Esposito gives such a subtle performance that when Gus does or says something frightening, it becomes that much more terrifying due to the contrast with the characters Usual behavior, whether he's exacting his long awaited revenge on his foes or sending a message by killing someone.

Gus is one of the scariest characters on TV, Period.

Look at me from now on and are my I don't know about you guys, but Gustavo Fring is not someone I'd like to get to know.

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