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	Blog@Newsarama » Heroes and Villains (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Villain: The folks keeping the Adam West Batman series tied up in litigation so that we’re still waiting for a DVD collection.
		Villains of the Week: Marvel and the entire American news media for spoiling the end of Civil War #2 the morning before it came out and anyone had a chance to buy it, much less read it.
		Villain: Anyone claiming to be a Spider-Man fan who was surprised by the “spoiler,” which had already been effectively revealed in the last issue of Amazing Spider-Man.
	blog.newsarama.com /category/heroes-and-villains (2199 words)

	Villain of the week - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"Villain of the week" (or, depending on genre, "monster of the week") is a term that describes the nature of one-use antagonists in episodic fiction, specifically ongoing American genre-based television series.
		Sometimes the villain will return later in the series but now having a larger role in the story (such as the character Barry the Butcher in the Japanese manga Fullmetal Alchemist).
		Another reason for using this format is that it is convenient for writers to supply a continuous and varied amount of challenges for the protagonists to overcome.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Villain_of_the_week (736 words)

	Villain Of The Week - Brad Whittake... - General James Bond Chat Forum - ajb007.co.uk
		> Villain Of The Week - Brad Whittake...
		A very bad villain he should have shot Jeroen Krabbe on sight, and as a Dutchman I found JK a whining idiot in the movie.
		Whittaker is one of the worst villains from the 1980's Bonds, but I'm glad that the villains were better in LTK.
	www.ajb007.co.uk /index.php?topic=22961 (957 words)

	[Capes] Conclusion of 4-session Playtest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I had originally had ambitions to do a "villain of the week" each week, starting with an attack by the Red Queen on week one.
		Turns out she was married to the retired-crimefighter Chessmaster, mentor of one of the heroes, and therefore we got into a tangled interpersonal mess, which made it clear that she was in fact the creator of one of the heroes ("mommy!") We ended up on a first-name basis with her...
		Then two heroes got dragged in on the villainous side, when the young street-kid they had befriended (and who was explicitly "doing things that are illegal", but nobody cared) turned out to be affiliated with Clarissa, planning a jail-break and in need of superpowered help.
	www.indie-rpgs.com /forum/index.php?t=13156 (1616 words)

	[Med-privacy] "Privacy Villain of the Week: HHS and its HIPAA Rule" HHS and its HIPAA rule
		" Privacy Villain of the Week: HHS and its HIPAA rule The Department of Health and Human Services announced last month that it will be accepting comments until next friday -April 26 - for the final revision of "medical privacy" rules.
		For gutting consumer health privacy, raising costs, and obscuring what has been done with a patina of reasssuring doublespeak, Health and Human Services is Privacy Villain of the Week.
		The Privacy Villain of the Week and Privacy Hero of the Month are projects of the National Consumer Coalition's Privacy Group.
	lists.essential.org /pipermail/med-privacy/2002q2/000330.html (734 words)

	Mightyboy7: Mightyboy7 Enterprises
		Villains are what make games more fun and lively.
		Aaron II doesn't see himself as a villain since he is trying to get revenge on the world for treating him like a lab rat.
		Well, he's villain of the week now, so maybe he'll go a little easier on us.
	www.freewebs.com /mightyboy72/villainoftheweek.htm (266 words)

	[Infoshop News] Privacy Villain of the Week: Anti-privacy 'reformers' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Other portions of the bill provide for even more security hurdles for airline passengers; including classified studies on "backscatter x-ray scanners." These anti-privacy provisions were glossed over by members of Congress looking to certify their virtue by "doing something," and virtually ignored by their enablers in the negligent media corps.
		All richly deserve being called out for the Privacy Villains that they are.
		----------- The Privacy Villain of the Week and Privacy Hero of the Month are projects of the National Consumer Coalition's Privacy Group and Consumer Alert.
	flag.blackened.net /pipermail/infoshop-news/2004-December/004241.html (487 words)

	Villain Of The Week - Gustav Graves... - General James Bond Chat Forum - ajb007.co.uk
		> Villain Of The Week - Gustav Graves...
		As an adrenalin-rush snobbish kid of an aristocratic main villain, he would have been kinda cool.
		I don't know I don't find Gustav as the best villain but when it came the surprise it took one of my best friends ten times of watching the movie to figure that Gustav was Moon plus I didn,t think he was that bad.
	www.ajb007.co.uk /index.php?topic=23020 (646 words)

	Counterpunch: Smile, You\'re on Federal Camera
		Those regulations call for the spycams to tape everything they see "twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week" and leave open the door to use of face-recognition software and the use of images from the cameras in civil as well as criminal proceedings.
		That is a true tragedy of the commons -- and breeding ground for privacy villains.
		James Plummer writes the Privacy Villain of the Week and Privacy Hero of the Month colums for the National Consumer Coalition's Privacy Group.
	www.refuseandresist.org /police_state/art.php?aid=960 (665 words)

	Blog@Newsarama » Heroes & Villains
		Villain of the Week: Anyone standing between comics readers and a re-launch of Milestone comics.
		Villain: Whoever didn’t cast Bryce Dallas Howard as Stella Olemaun in the 30 Days of Night movie.
		Villain: The Comic Foundry’s Tim Leong for throwing rocks in his glass house.
	blog.newsarama.com /2006/08/13/heroes-villains-7 (517 words)

	Federal anti-medical-privacy push - Executive Order Mandating Electronic Records
		With the HIPAA 'privacy' rules now in effect, and Rep. Ron Paul's annual crusade to render inoperative the national health identification number facing an unsure fate, the move holds the potential to seriously negatively impact the de facto state of patient privacy.
		Consumers should be free to choose whether they want their sensitive health records so easily accessible in these interconnected databases, and take this into account when deciding how to obtain health care.
		Policymakers in the Beltway who aggregate unto themselves these important consumer decisions are the Privacy Villains this week.
	www.aapsonline.org /confiden/fedpush.htm (508 words)

	The Football League Supporters Association : The FLSA Cup - Season 24 : Weekly Roundup
		It was the only draw of the week and had Pinderd98's team not chosen to sit back at 3-1 who knows what might have happened.
		This week, clearly Ojsem failed to warn his ageing striker Geir Olav Aasen of the good spirit in which the tournament is usually played.
		This week's hero of the week is Scottie Crocker of Peterborough Utd.
	www.freewebs.com /flsa/cup/cup24/cup24roundup.htm (1974 words)

	Television Without Pity » Smallville » The Al Gough Interview
		We got some word around mid-season that there'd be less of that, but recent episodes have gone back to that well.
		The last two weeks have been very much in that vein.
		I think we have done that since "Rogue." Next week, in "Crush," the kid doesn't have a kryptonite infection.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /articles/content/a1115/index-5.html (407 words)

	RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming
		A good adventure with a different plot than the "Trounce the Villain of the Week" plot.
		If done right, the adventure is much more challenging to complete and has a better plot than the "stomp the Villain of the Week" plot.
		It shows DMs that you don't have to have a villain in the plot, all you really need is a Beginning, a Middle, an Escalation, a Climax, and resolution.
	www.rpg.net /news+reviews/reviews/rev_4019.html?nobuy=1 (1029 words)

	If not Warren's father... - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		If they are the only main villains the repition will make the general audience's heads spin.
		In those cases, the villain is defeated and the team moves on.
		True villain of the week like the 90's Batman's and now Spiderman anoy me...
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=191167 (1044 words)

	The Smallville GAYLE Awards
		The Villain of the Week actually SAW Clark running fast or lifting a truck or whatever, because said Villian's days-- nay, minutes-- are clearly numbered
		The villain of the week is a female
		The villain of the week doesn't die during the episode
	gayles.tig-tv.com /drinking_game.html (1139 words)

	Niall "Golden Term" Hughes <hughesne>
		Its looking unlikly that i'll be able to do Krakow in January i'm afraid, i've exams the week before so funds are gonna be well low.
		Your next slag of the week should be 'dick shiner'.Takes back to the mid ninetees as does the 'Feeler' slag.
		When I was there during the summer, I stayed in a great little place down in the old town- it was brand new and very cheap..
	www.bebo.com /Profile.jsp?MemberId=16148023 (646 words)

	The Smallville GAYLE Awards
		This week's GAYLEs are a selection of condoms in little matchbook covers.
		As many have noted with his bald head and confident strut Lex can be pretty phallic looking and the way Jude was petting him, trying to get a rise out of him (and failing miserably since he's not Clark) was way too graphic not to notice.
		In some eyes she became less likable this week, but she definitely developed layers and depth.
	gayles.tig-tv.com /zero.html (962 words)

	The Placid Penguin Post
		In light of the fact many of my long villain of the week and Evangelion posts go without receiving any comments (and those that do get comments are not subject relevant) I have decided to not waste my time posting another long blog for no one see.
		Alrighty, as I said, all these fine villains are going to fight it out for the title of the greatest villain of all time.
		All great villains owe their existence to Golbez, who set the standard and defined what it meant to be a truly evil villain.
	theplacidpenguinpost.blogspot.com (10809 words)

	Television Without Pity » Smallville » X-Ray
		It must be hard being as sexy as Lex because Shapeshifta' Girl morphs back into her long-haired self.
		She has officially become the Villain of the Week.
		She stares at herself in the mirror, and when the 911 dispatcher answers, Shapeshifta' begs off and hangs up the phone.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /articles/content/a1100/index-1.html (574 words)

	It's official: BT is an internet villain - 08 Jan 2001 - IT Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		BT is back in the running for the prestigious title of UK internet villain of the year, after withdrawing its sponsorship of the award.
		As vnunet.com revealed last week, BT was not shortlisted for the internet villain category in ISPA's internet industry awards, after small print ruled that as a sponsor, it was ineligible for the award.
		BT was confirmed as the villain of the UK internet industry at the 'Internet Oscars' held last night in London.
	www.itweek.co.uk /2114373 (830 words)

	Squarefootball Villain of the Week: Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The concept is almost as simple as me, every week, from the latest happenings in the world of football, a Villain is chosen for their lack of skill or questionable behaviour, basically something negative
		Our inaugural squarefootball villain of the week is none other than Wayne Rooney.
		Rooney seems to attract newspaper headlines with the kind of ease not seen since the days of Gazza, or G8 as he renamed himself a little while back, and last weekend was no exception.
	www.squarefootball.net /article/article.asp?aid=3486 (688 words)

	Stephen Dinan's Articles: October 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If enough people do this in the final week of the election, the result will be a powerful national catharsis that opens the way for a new and healthier government.
		In one week of truth telling, we can ensure that a darkened chapter of American history closes and a new dawn breaks.
		In the final three weeks of the campaign, Karl Rove will undoubtedly be throwing out a bunch of dirty tricks.
	www.stephendinan.com /archive/2004_10_01_archive.html (7777 words)

	Squarefootball Villain of the Week: Bruce Buck(Chelsea FC) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Without villains, there wouldn’t be this weekly feature either, so perhaps they are worth something.
		It was a tough call to choose this week’s winner, as there were two very clear contenders for the prize.
		During the last week, Buck filed a complaint with the FA over the conduct of Leeds United chairman Ken Bates.
	www.squarefootball.net /article/article.asp?aid=3529 (735 words)

	United States Magazines and Periodic Columns on Privacy and Security (ISIL Freedom Network) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		But CAPPS II is one Privacy Villain that also should be beheaded, set ablaze and drowned in holy water.
		Bureaucrats and cops are no substitute for the support of family, faith and friends in fighting such problems.
		When the people doing the choosing don't have their own privacy on the line, villainous criminality is not a chief concern but merely another neglected pile of paperwork."
	www.isil.org /network/us/C17/T35 (2120 words)

	Turds of Prey? - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		Smallville did have the "villain of the week" during season one.
		The writers state that that was to establish the new properties of Kryptonite that they created for the show (giving people weird powers versus just being lethal to Clark).
		Occasionally they have a "villain of the week" but it has moved on to a continued storyline, or one that does not focus on a specific X files like villain.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=93370 (560 words)

	Buffy CCG :: WCA Newsletter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Play one round a week and after 3 or 4 weeks you’ll have completed a tournament.
		In the past, the adversary was a Score employee represented by Josh Smith or RJ Boehmer.
		These are the players who have most proven their worth as heroes or villains and are tasked with this burden.
	www.buffyccg.com /newsletters/WCANewsletter2-8.html (2025 words)

	Marvel Knights MUX :: View topic - Villain Of The Week
		They should be powered in some way (whether natural or artificially gained abilities), and preferably wear some kind of costume, though they don't have to have these features.
		If a character's actions are recorded in a thread on the forum, then it could be used as a resource if someone does want to app that character.
		It might also be nice to have some way to keep tabs on each villain in the "catalog", so we can know if they're in prison, missing presumed dead, or working for a given faction or mastermind.
	mkmux.stabbity.co.uk /viewtopic.php?p=78&sid=4e3d8f92a5690a36ea117eccd... (686 words)

	The Trek Nation - Heroes and Villains
		A villain is just a hero turned upside down, at least the best ones are.
		Just as a classic hero has a fatal flaw, so a classic villain must have a fatal virtue.
		He's a tragic villain who is destroyed more by his virtues than his flaws in the same way the classical heroes always fall into destruction because of a fatal flaw.
	www.treknation.com /articles/heroes_and_villains.shtml (2084 words)

	Wired News: The Oracle of National ID Cards
		The Oracle chief executive's impassioned pleas for a national ID card prompted one nonprofit group to dub him the "privacy villain of the week," and conservative and libertarian activists are outraged.
		This week's event was an attempt to stress the technical and legal problems of new surveillance technologies -- especially national ID cards and face-recognition cameras -- and to portray them as types of prophylactic measures before any new laws are proposed.
		In a column this week, Glassman embraces national ID cards and similar measures.
	www.wired.com /news/conflict/0,2100,47788,00.html (885 words)

	CustomsBody (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I'm not one to normally make "villain of the week" characters, as they tend to be quickly forgotten, but I really enjoyed the recent images of Black Mask dressed as Batman during the "War Crimes" story.
		Given that this project would not be difficult, and I already had the parts, I decided to tackle it.
		P.S. Yer Pal Boneyard just reminded me what I forgot to mention before, and that is I designed the head to be easily removed, so that I might swap it out with a Joker or Hugo Strange head in the future.
	www.pilliod.net /Pages/CustomsPage/DCD/blackmaskbats.htm (170 words)

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