Desperate Housewives, Paul Young
You could say Paul Young puts the ''desperate'' in Desperate Housewives. He loves his son Zach very much — a trait you'd expect from just about any father. But his love borders on the psychotic when he helps his wife — the now-deceased narrator, Mary Alice, cover her tracks after murdering their son's biological mother. Paul meets Zach's questions about his Mary Alice's suicide with an icy stare and little else. And when Zach starts asking too many questions, Paul puts him in a mental institution. Paul will do just about anything to protect his son. And that's his problem. — Bethonie Butler
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