The Mark of the Vampire Queen by Joey W. Hill

She has money to spend but prefers to steal people’s purses. She refuses to take care of the house and instead spends her time binging TV and eating bonbons. Margaret “Peg” Bundy ( Married … With Children)Īll hail Peg Bundy, the queen of demanding everything and giving nothing. She does save humanity, which would be a pro for a Margaret ranking, but it isn’t on purpose so it’s hard to give her too much credit. At least she (kind of) redeems herself in death by accidentally firing nukes that destroy the Cylons’ home base. Over the course of her 30-odd episodes, Racetrack does some important work, like blowing up a Cylon Basestar and volunteering to serve as ECO, but her cynical, make-no-friends attitude doesn’t win her any favors. Margaret “Racetrack” Edmondson ( Battlestar Galactica)Ī dark, bitter pilot with a not-so-subtle racist streak, Margaret “Racetrack” Edmonson isn’t exactly a barrel of fun during her tenure on the mid-aughts Syfy series. Why the far-superior Andrew (Ryan Reynolds) chooses to stay with her is a mystery.ġ7. By the end of the movie, she’s no less terrible, just slightly more open about her flaws and no longer in fear of being deported to Canada.

At the beginning of the 2009 rom-com, she’s a demanding, intimidating publishing boss with no work-life balance to speak of and a litany of employees who hate her guts, including one she blackmails into getting married. Even so, Margaret’s the real menace here.Īs much as it pains us to rank any Sandra Bullock character this low, Margaret in The Proposal is pretty awful. She gets a bit of leeway for being, well, a child and a cartoon one at that. Portrayed by: Nicole Eggert (1980), Jeannie Elias (1986–2002)Ī bratty, spoiled, self-absorbed kid who takes fun in messing around with Dennis’s feelings, Margaret Wade deserves one of the lowest rankings on our list.

Couldn’t you have just kept on teaching psychology at UC Sunnydale, professor? In the end, it’s Walsh who gets killed by Adam, one of her own creations, before he escapes the lab and causes all sorts of chaos. When Buffy gets a bit too close to her dangerous secret plans, she sets some of those monsters on our girl to try to kill her. But then she has to go and start creating part-demon, part-machine super-soldiers. At first, she seems fairly cool, the kind of ultrasmart, take-no-prisoners professor everyone at least respects, if not likes. Margaret “Maggie” Walsh ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

The Mark of the Vampire Queen by Joey W. Hill