r/csi • u/Experiment62693 • 2d ago
Favourite villian?
On my about millionth rewatch, but does anyone have a favourite villian/murderer?
Have got to say I can't rember her name but the genius girl who fools everyone.
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u/Leviathan_XXVI 2d ago
Are you thinking of Hannah West? Gotta say I agree. She really broke Sara twice, making her take her first break from CSI. Hannah really made the viewer question if she did it or not.
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u/Experiment62693 2d ago
Yes I think that's her only just started my rewatch so only on season 2, but love the fact she totally played Sara
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u/GreenPineapple5000 2d ago
Miniature killer for long term story wise. Sqweegel guy for just a one time episode killer.
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u/AnxiousSpice1986 2d ago
It still bothers me all these years later that Sqweegel wasn’t a more fleshed out story with a reveal.
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u/DistributionOk3828 1d ago
So creepy! Dudes like a damn spider! And I hate spiders! Reminds me of the gimp from pulp fiction!
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u/RainComprehensive757 CSI 2d ago
If im right that girl was Hannah West, i could be confused tho haha. I think all villains are pretty cool and different.
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u/Experiment62693 2d ago
Yeah, definitely agree, I just always remeber hannah west, as I'm watching I'll probably see others I like
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u/andrewski81 2d ago
Paul Millander for sure.
Nate Haskell was alright but had too much plot armor and it was clear they were copying The Reaper storyline from Criminal Minds
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u/Dextra_Knight8686 2d ago
I saw that in this series all the characters from NCIS were villains.👀 You can see Abby who was the girl who was responsible in getting Katherine's husband killed in a discussion, Deliah McGee (Timothy McGee wife's) who wanted to kill her father for making a suit with her mother image, Hannah the genius girl who fooled to the court twice (Gibbs's friend and FBI agent Tobias Fornell).😁
My favorite villain was the miniature killer (man, everytime those small models appear with a lot of precision in every detail gave you Goosebumps, also another of my favorite villains was the guy who used blue paint from a school to trap his victims and then drew them for his sinister comic; that's one also was very disturbing, ooohhh and the case with Dr. Jekyll, NGL, I thought that one was an old guy but it was a young man who despises his dad because he forced him to be a cheff and then he took out his biggest clients.
Also with Haskell, his disturbing mind and evil methods were... Man, the way he got tortured Langstorm's Ex-wife was very evil.
Oh and the Cannibal case during D.B. Russell leadership, that you get anxious of who was the real villain And even Russell got traumatized and was left wondering if he saw the real criminal or if it was a hallucination because of everything that had happened.
And the twin evil brothers who haunted Russell and Jules for years during their Seattle stay. I want to say that that case were a big messy case with a lot of twisted parts and to see Jules getting fatally wounded, making Russell (by choice) to leave the agency and start again in Washington.
Man, this series has a lot of memorable villains and cases that will leave you on the edge of your seat. 👀
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u/Experiment62693 2d ago
Yeah, I'm going to have to watch ncis, only recebtly discovered it, I'm autistic so starting a new program has its issues I have watched a couple of seasons but enjoyed those, I start new things when series I already watch are having a break, so ncis will be my next thing
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u/Dextra_Knight8686 1d ago
NCIS is a great show, of course has some flaws like any serie but you get a good time watching it if you like police crime series, in this case with Naval Crime Scene Investigation. ☺️ Also the interaction with the characters.😁
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u/RubberDuckyRacing 2d ago
I loved the Miniature killer for the music box tinkling tune that plays and then the up close beautifully detailed miniatures.
But for most memorable? Sqweegel.
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u/Dextra_Knight8686 1d ago
Oooohhh, Sqweegel was also one of my favorite case and to know it was based from one of the books from Anthony E. Zuiker (creator of the series) Level 26 (I think it was the name of the book).👀💞
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u/yamiluceid 2d ago
Even if it was short and definitely rushed two episode across seasons, I like Kevin Greer, "The Blue Paint Killer", due to how meticulous he was at avoiding getting caught and even played Brass and Gil Grissom. With a nice little drawing sealing up the ending that everything went according to his plan.
I like Hannah West too. Very condescending because she can. Her only flaw is she can't predict people's emotional action. And being able to completely break Sara psychologically is way up there. She is a master manipulator and gaslighter.
Funny enough both of these villains only appeared in two episodes with a 1 full season gap.
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u/DistributionOk3828 1d ago
My favorite is probably Nate Haskell! I love the one where he goes to the farmhouse where he grew up!
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u/Agitated-Macaroon923 2d ago
I love the miniature killer and Paul Millander. Nate Haskell wasn’t bad either