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5: Phil Mitchell
[EastEnders] (6.45%)
"Phil is just so horrible and does not seem to have any redeeming features."
Patricia Astle, Essex
"One minute I feel sorry for him and the next I want to smash his face in! Great writing and a great portrayal by Steve McFadden."
Alanna Marsh, East London
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4: Mia Bevan
[Cutting It] (8.60%)
"Twisted little madam, though her mother is equally as evil!"
Jen Calllow, South Wales
"She was just so vindictive and determined to ruin the lives of people around her."
Charlotte Paton, Coventry
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3: Nina Myers
[24] (12.90%)
"Sarah Clarke did a great job of playing the bad girl this year. We saw her running around and holding Jack at gunpoint. Hope we see more of her next year."
Nikki Brown, London
"An unlikely villain yet so believable in her evilness."
Clare, Glasgow
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2: Richard Hillman
[Coronation Street] (14.52%)
"'Norman Bates with a briefcase.' Need I say more?"
Jim Goddard, Sheffield
"Richard Hillman was truly the most villanous character shown on TV this year. Although he met his deserved end, I cringed at how long he got away with his evil doings."
Indira Patel, Middlesex
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1: Den Watts
[EastEnders] (17.20%)
"The original bad boy and the best!"
Donna, London
"Showed Phil Mitchell what being a hard man is all about!"
Cheryl Gibson, Essex
"He's back five minutes and already up to his old tricks."
Angela Smyth, West Lothian
"One of those great soap baddies!"
Victoria, Devon
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