43. Ian Osborne - 2 votes
Ian provided some of the most comical scenes of 2004. It
seems Josie had supplied him with girls, he was an
unscrupulous business man, and his kids were drugged up
spoilt rich kids. He bugged Irene's house so that he could
spy on his daughter Tasha. He had a few runs ins with Josie
and with Morag, and Irene eventually sorted him out, after
turning down his offer of a million dollars for ongoing
viewing rights.
=43. Josie Russell - 2 votes
Josie was generally a character that was doing the right
things, but however, tarred with Angie's brush, she could
never break free from the suspicion that surrounded her.
That, and sending Jesse on the path to destruction and
trying to bring the town down with Brett, even if it was all
an act.
=43. Ralph Patterson - 2 votes
How Vinnie wishes he had a father like Kenny Rogers. Not
only does Kenny run a successful chain of restuarants which
would have came in handy for Leah, he also seemed to have a
good idea about what to do with money. Ralph forced Vinnie
to gamble all his away and Vinnie was left to rot or
possibly burn in jail., and then escape in a bear suit.
=43. Dudley - 2 votes
When Dan decided to go gambling, he used old mate Dudley.
Careering into debt, Dudley first kidnapped Ryan and then
held Leah and Rachel hostage. Fortunately Supercop Peter
arrived in just the Nich(olas) of time to knock Dudley out
and it was all never mentioned again.
=43. Hamish "Woody" Woodford - 2 votes
"Woody", I was going to say as his friends knew him, until I
realised that he didn't actually have any, unwittingly
provided one of the most comedic moments of 2001 when he
walked onto the stage at the talent night and started
reading his poem. Most of the audience found it funny as
well, so Woody's solution was to take the class hostage the
following day, but in the end it failed.
Apparently Fisher gave him an 'F' in Hostage Taking in his
school report.
=43. Luke Cunningham - 2 votes
Luke was one of the many villains that kept the Bay up at
night with his constant sax playing. Actually, due to one
members rather curious choices, whilst I would have put him
high on a list of completely rubbish characters, I have no
idea why he's on this list.
=43. Morris Gibson - 2 votes
Morris Gibson, or Revhead to his friends, was a local
troublemaker who appeared on the show semi-regularly for
three years or so, coming in useful whenever someone needed
to be hassled in the streets or involved in a minor car
crash.
50. Shannon Reed - 1 vote
Shannon was linked to a number of murders and suspicious
deaths during her three year run on the show. Some suspected
she was like a modern-day Summer Bay Ripper, others
suspected that she just chose the wrong walks through the
bush. However, when Shannon left for Paris, these findings
seemed to stop. Hmmmm!
=50. Irene Roberts - 1 vote
We may know Irene as caring, though perhaps a more fiery
character than the other foster mothers. Those whose
memories go a bit further back will remember that Irene used
to drink and smoke and in a drunken stupour tried to
strangle her kids. Mother of the Year 1990, she was not!
=50. Diesel - 1 vote
As people like Hamish, Rocco, Felix and Joey Rainbow seem to
have shown above, giving your offspring stupid names seems
to have been a sure fire way to ensure that they went off
the rails and caused all manner of destruction in the bay.
=50 Donna Bishop - 1 vote
I think the most remarkable thing is that such a forgettable
and non-villainous character, unless you think that woman
are there to be beaten, should pop up in a Villains poll
twelve years later. However her acting was particularly
nasty.
=50. Brett Macklin - 1 vote
Martha's biological father was a bit of a drip as far as
villains went. He said all the things which villains are
supposed to say but was about as convincing as a wet lettuce
when it came to exuding menace. Josie played him like a pro.
=50. Robbie Hunter - 1 vote
I know what you’re thinking. Robbie’s the sweetest,
gentlest, most attractive person to ever grace Summer Bay
with his presence. And if you’re not thinking that, you
should be. But there was a time when he gave into his dark
side, stealing cars and endangering lives. That’s enough to
get him on the BttB villains list as far as we’re (emmasi’s)
concerned.
=50. Dom Moran - 1 vote
Dom was a bully who poured battery acid over Ric’s legs,
tried to electrocute him, and almost had him crushed to
death by a car. It was never clear why he did what he did or
what happened to him after he did it. All we know is that he
was a creepy sadist, and possibly the spawn of Satan. Dom…
it almost sounds like Damien.
written by emmasi.
=50. Stafford McRae - 1 vote
Stafford McRae has to have been the hottest villain ever to
hit Summer Bay. He and Josie had a rather unique frisson
going which was never acted on but which you always knew was
there. The subtext spoke volumes! He almost always wore
black and looked drop dead gorgeous. Need we say more?
=50.Colleen Smart - 1 vote
We assume Colleens busy body gossip mongering makes her a
villain in someones eyes. She makes the rest of us laugh
though.
=50. Jonah - 1 vote
Jonah was brain-washed by his cult-leading witch of a mother
to believe that he was destined to father a special child
through some hapless girl deemed "The Chosen One." Tasha
drew the short straw for that and was duly drugged and
implanted with Jonah's godlike seed. Much to his and his
mother's surprise, Jonah had a change of conscience and
decided to help Tasha escape after the deed was done. He is
now doing time for various offences, whilst Mama Rose is in
the psych unit with all the other crazies. One wonders what
Jonah would say to his daughter if he ever got the chance,
and if she really will turn out to be the saviour of all
mankind, or whatever it was The Believers were trying to
achieve by forcing him to sire her.
Written by emmasi.
=50. Dr Helpman - 1 vote
A middle aged sleaze. He tried hitting on Rachel ad used his
position as consultant to do so. It happens. He met his
match in Rachel, who shopped him.
=50. Mary O'Brien - 1 vote
Whilst most of were being entertained by Angel learning to
walk, elsewhere in the bay there was a con-artist on the
loose, intent in ripping of the Stewart's, on ripping off
Alf of all his money. Alf went away on holiday because of
this, or perhaps because he was appearing in panto in
Norwich, Glasgow, Brighton, Lincoln or somewhere equally as
grim. However, whilst Mary's deed possibly wasn't that bad,
Ailsa went off the rails whilst Alf was away, what with
trying to run two businesses and all. So in a roundabout
way, she was responsible for Bobby's appearance out of the
fridge door.
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