Movies and TV shows attract many viewers due to creativity in several areas such as plot and characters. Most views tend to concentrate on the heroes’ and heroines’ story line, however, just like the heroes, the villains play a critical role in shaping a protagonist story. The villains also facilitate the understanding of multiple aspects of the community such as cultural conflicts, drug use, and behavior of individuals. This essay compares two villains from two of the most popular movie of the 21 st century namely Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones. The two villains compared are Walter White from Breaking Bad and Cersei Lannister from the Game of Thrones. Both shows have high ratings due to the creativity of the story setting and the characters. According to IMDb, breaking bad is rated 9.5/10 while Game of Thrones is rated 9.3/10. Due to similar ratings and the fact that the shows ended; the comparison is appropriate. Game of Thrones is based on ancient history and mythology; while Breaking Bad is based on current societal norms such as drug use, conflicts, and family values. Although the settings of both shows are different, there are notable similarities between the two villains. The major similarity is their cunning behavior. This behavior is indicated at the beginning of both shows where they are portrayed as innocent characters who have no interest in power and riches. However, as the film progresses, they become influential and accumulate enormous wealth. Another similarity is the desire to be good parents. For example, Walker, protects his child from school bullying, goes picking with him, and also considers Jesse (a fellow meth dealer and lab operator) as his son. Similarly, Cersei is also a good mother as indicated by her desire for her son to become a king (Ruf, 2020). The theme of thirst for power is also a major attribute of the two casts. During the first episodes, Walker is portrayed as a character who is afraid and lacks confidence. For example, at one time he loses hope due to the diagnosis of terminal cancer. He even starts part-time work in a car wash to raise money to cover the treatment costs. However, after entry into meth production, he strives to become the major distributor; using ruthless methods such as elimination of rivals. Similarly, Cersei is also power-thirsty and uses sex and violence to gain power. She is prepared to kill anyone who gets in her way; even his close friends and counsel. Both characters also break from the established norms in the society, for example, Cersei is not hindered by her gender when focusing on her goals (Kovács, 2020). She was able to become a queen after the death of all her children, and just like previous kings she was able to rule with ruthlessness. Walker is also able to break from established norms that associate success in the drug trade to cartel affiliation. Specifically, he was able to break this stereotype and become one of the most successful meth manufacture and distributor. Although both characters are regarded as violent; they have the capability to show mercy. For instance, Walker mainly decides to kill if he or his family is threatened; although this changes as he comes a powerful drug boss. Similarly, Cersei decided to participate in the