This paper dwells on with mainly four issues about representations of violence against women in television serial discourse, following its love, family and sex pictures. As the first one, television serial discpurse conceptualizes violence acts against women not as a social problem but as an individual problem. Therefore, violence as a concept is merely spelled by both male and female characters of the narratives. Secondly, television serial discourse pictures violence acts against women through a binary opposition of demon vs. innocent and/or villain vs. victim. This binary opposition demands a transcendent subjectivity that will overcome this antagonism, in television serial discourse, this transcendental position is occupied by the main male character who acts as a kind of savior hero. Thirdly, responses given to violence acts against women can be differentiating according to the individualistic nature of the attacker. Lastly this paper also discusses the caricature and erotic states of the representations of violence against women in the serials. As a result while dwelling upon with these four issues that are the constitutive of the ideological feature of patriarchal regime, this study aims to reveal their close relation with the language of the patriarchal regime.