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Allie (Thunder Force)

**Allie** (Melissa Leo) is a hidden villainess from the 2021 Netflix film, *Thunder Force*

Allie is an employee at Stanton 4.0, a tech company owned by Emily Stanton, who used her resources to create superpowers for herself. Her first scene saw her react to Lydia Berman (Emily's childhood friend) accidentally inject herself with the power of super strength, though later on, Allie (along with Emily's daughter, Tracy) assisted both Lydia and Emily--the latter having invisibility, against Miscreants such as Crab and Laser, who were working to help fellow Miscreant William "The King" Stevens, elected as mayor of Chicago.

The plan failed when Rachel Gonzales won the election, and while the group dined, Allie left to take a call, right before Laser appeared and attacked the diner in an attempt to eliminate Lydia and Emily. In actuality, Allie turned heel and accepted money to align herself with The King, and she had actually given Lydia and Emily's location to Laser, leading to the attack. Afterwards, Allie sent Tracy away while Lydia and Emily were outside a building where The King was planning to eliminate Gonzales and her voters, but as Tracy returned, she spotted Allie on the phone with Laser.

As Tracy overheard, the evil Allie gave Laser the location of the Thunder Force duo, with the conversation revealing that Allie was paid to do so. Tracy later knocked out Allie and then informed her mother and Lydia about Allie's heel turn, and after The King and Laser were defeated (Crab later helped Lydia due to their mutual affinity), Allie was (most likely) arrested for her role as a conspirator.
Anna Vayakovsky (Blue Bloods)

**Anna Vayakovsky** (Lola Glaudini) is the main villainess from "Family Ties," episode 1.12 of *Blue Bloods* (airdate January 26, 2011). She is the mother of Sophia Vayakovsky, who's fiance, Mischa Gruschenko, was fatally gunned down during their engagement party.

Anna's backstory revealed that she was born Anna Parnas, and she went to high school with detective Jackie Curatola. As Jackie revealed to Danny Reagan, they were the best of friends, and it was at age 16 that Anna became pregnant with Sophia, after which she married Sophia's father, Russian mob boss Alex Vayakovsky. Both Anna and Sophia were interviewed by Danny and Jackie, with Sophia revealing her apathy for Mischa's whereabouts, which also revealed that she knew that Mischa was seen with another woman.

Danny suspected that Sophia may have killed Mischa due to this, even after Sophia stated that Mischa loved her even as women threw themselves at him. Anna lashed out at Danny and Jackie--the former for his accusations and accusing the latter of always being jealous of her, before stating that Mischa being the son of Maxmillian Gruschenko (another mob boss) may have got him killed. After Sergei Sokoloff survived an explosion masterminded by Maxmillian (who believed Sergei killed his son), he revealed to the detectives that the woman who was seen with Mischa was Svetlana Bayul, who used to work at Anna's dress shop, leading to the reveal that Anna had killed Mischa.

As revealed in Danny and Jackie's confronation, Anna did not approve of her daughter's relationship with Mischa, and she resorted to paying Svetlana to seduce Mischa away from the party, which she does and later makes out with him. At that moment, the evil Anna shot Mischa to death, much to Svetlana's shock, as she didn't think murder was part of Anna's plan. Sophia expressed shock over her mother's confession to setting up Mischa, adding that she planned to convince Sophia that Mischa was no good, while stating that Svetlana didn't expectt her to kill Mischa. Regarding killing her daughter's fiancee, Anna claimed that her actions were committed for Sophia and that she didn't want her to make the same mistakes she made, right before Danny handcuffed and arrested the villainess.

## Trivia

* Lola Glaudini also played villainess Leanne Baker on *Law & Order:  Criminal Intent*, and later appeared on *Castle* as the evil Marilyn Sutton.

## Gallery

Anna killing Mischa GruschenkoAnna arrested by Danny Reagan
Frankenstein's monster

Ygor

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**Frankenstein's monster**, later known as **Ygor** after Ygor had his brain transferred into his body, was a creature created by Henry Frankenstein, made of various components of human corpses brought together and reanimated with the use of galvanism.

## **Appearances**

* Frankenstein
* Bride of Frankenstein (film)
* Son of Frankenstein
* Ghost of Frankenstein
* Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man
* House of Frankenstein
Becca Synger (Bring It On: Cheer or Die)

**Becca Synger** (Cassandra Potenza) is a villainess from the 2022 horror film, *Bring It On: Cheer or Die*.

Becca Synger is the mother of main protagonist Abby Synger, who is a cheerleader for the Elk Moore High School Diablos. The film opened with Becca's backstory; she was also a cheerleader back in 2002, serving as the Diablos' captain, but she was shown bullying fellow cheerleader Sandra Pollack, doing so out of jealousy.

Later on, the Diablos formed a pyramid as part of their performance during that year's cheer competition, but after Sandra climbed to the top, Becca intentionally dropped Sandra, killing Sandra by breaking her neck. As a result of Becca's evil actions, Elk Moore High closed down and reopened in a different location, while the villainess successfully got away with her murderous deed.
Alice Marks (Lies Beneath the Surface)

**Alice Marks** (Rhonda Davis) is the main villainess from the 2022 Lifetime film, *Lies Beneath the Surface* (airdate August 5, 2022).

## Introduction

Alice Marks is the mother of police officer Jason Marks, as well as the grandmother of Sarah Marks (Jason's daughter with his wife, Kate Marks). The family lived next door to Hanna Nielsen, but as the film revealed, Jason was abusive to not only Kate, but to Sarah as well, with Alice covering for her son and condoning his conduct. When Hanna noticed an incident at the Marks home, she was approached by Alice, who attempted to defame Kate by claiming that she makes up stories.

Hanna continued to look in to Jason's conduct, leading to Alice threatening Hanna and telling her to "leave it be," while claiming that Kate wasn't an innocent woman. When Hanna refused to back down, Alice vandalized her kayak business as an intimidation factor, with Hanna quickly suspecting the villainess and her son in the attack, though she was later informed by Cooper (another police officer, as well as Hanna's love interest) that the black spray paint used in the attack was found in the possession of a pair of college kids. Left with no choice, as well as facing losing her business, Hanna apologized to the Marks family, with Alice accepting.

## Reveal

However, Hanna later learned that the spray paint was purchased by her ex-husband, Tom Nielsen, who revealed that he bought it for someone who couldn't afford it, with the person revealed as Alice. Meanwhile, Alice vandalized her son's truck with Hanna's kayaking trophy, doing so to frame Hanna, who quickly found out about the attempt after she was nearly arrested. The film's climax saw Hanna witness Jason berating his wife and daughter, after which Alice handcuffed Kate and Sarah to their beds after Jason left. Hanna entered the house and, with Sarah's help, retrieved the key to the cuffs in Kate's room, after which she freed Sarah--under Kate's insistence.

After Sarah was released, the evil Alice lunged at Hanna, who escaped with Sarah before both were pursued by a gun-wielding Jason. Cooper arrived and handcuffed Jason, only to be knocked out from behind by Alice, who admonished her son before sending him after Hanna and Sarah. Shortly afterwards, Alice took the gun from Jason and pointed it at Hanna and Sarah, who were on a kayak, doing so while scolding her son for not "doing what needed to be done. The villainess' shot ended up striking Jason (he survived), and afterwards, Alice fired at the kayak, only to see two mannequins in the boat. Alice was later knocked out by Hanna, though after Cooper arrived, Hanna informed Cooper that Alice had disappeared. In the film's final scene, Alice was shown (in disguise) watching Hanna and the others from afar.
Athena Burns (Lucifer)

**Athena Burns** (Erica Cerra) is a hidden villainess from "Mr. and Mrs. Mazikeen Smith," episode 3.03 of *Lucifer* (airdate October 16, 2017). She is the lawyer for Ben Rivers, who was accused in the murder of two teenagers.

The murders took place two years prior to the events, after which Rivers went on the run and was hiding out in Canada in the episode. As revealed later on, Athena turned heel and helped Rivers evade police, as she had developed romantic feelings for Rivers while representing him. In addition to helping Rivers escape, the evil Athena sent money to Rivers to assist him financially while he was on the run.

Athena was interviewed by Lucifer Morningstar and Chloe Decker regarding Rivers, with the villainess claiming that she hadn't seen him in two years. However, Chloe uncovered phone conversations between Athena and Rivers, and after Athena attempted to walk off, Lucifer used his power to reveal the truth: Athena loved Rivers and had helped him escape. In response to Chloe's question regarding a motive, Athena blamed Rivers' charm and looks; claiming that they caused Athena's heel turn and made her defenseless. It was later revealed that--unbeknownst to Athena--Rivers was framed by Lt. Herrera (the actual killer), though Athena's fate remained unknown.

## Navigation

Villainesses played by Erica Cerra.
Blonde Mistress (AmoMama)

The unnamed **Blonde Mistress** is the main villainess from *My Mom Abandoned Me to Die in the Cold and Dark*, a short story released by **AmoMama** (release date January 15, 2021).

The blonde was shown informing her lover, Bill, that she was pregnant with his baby, only for Bill to remind his illicit lover that his wife was in the house. In addition, Bill gave his mistress money to "solve her problem," only for the mistress to state that it was too late, after which Bill gave her more money. The mistress sat at a park bench in tears as she looked at a photo of Bill and his wife, while a guardian angel watched over her unborn son.

The mistress went from tearful and depressed to angry as her pregnancy progressed, as she vented and complained about the baby's kicking. Shortly afterwards, the mistress gave birth to her son, and spent three days in the hospital before heading to the edge of the city during a snow-filled evening. The mistress later turned heel by abandoning her newborn son, stating that she needed to make a life for herself and that she wasn't able to handle motherhood on her own.

In addition, the evil mistress told her son to go to sleep and that she wouldn't feel a thing; an indication that she was cognizant that the cold elements would kill the infant. After the villainess left, the guardian angel spotted the infant and later guided a childless couple to him, resulting in the baby becoming their adopted son. Regarding the callous mistress, her fate wasn't revealed.
Anna Whitaker (The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window)

**Anna Whitaker** (Kristen Bell) is the main protagonist from the Netflix series, *The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window*, only to appear as a villainess in a pair of dream sequences (airdate January 28, 2022).

## Episode 2

The series introduced Anna Whitaker as the ex-wife of Douglas Whitaker, with their backstory revealing that their daughter, Elizabeth, was killed by a notorious serial cannibal in 2018. She also had a career as a painter, though in the time that passed since her daughter's death, Anna had developed a drinking habit and had also been having hallucinations. The first episode saw Anna meet her new neighbor, Neil Coleman, a widower who moved across the street with his 9-year-old daughter, Emma, leading to Anna developing feelings for Neil.

Anna hallucinates a tryst with Neil, who is revealed to have a girlfriend, Lisa, in the following episode. She learned this at Neil's house, where Anna gave a set of markers to Emma as a gift; however, while driving her car, Anna spotted Lisa tossing the markers in the trash outside of Neil's home. In a brief fantasy sequence, Anna turned heel by running over Lisa in her car, though she quickly returned to reality and spoke to Lisa.

## Episode 7

   Episode 2 ended with Anna witnessing Lisa being murdered in the house, with Anna suddenly suspecting that Neil killed her. The season's progression ended up revealing that Lisa was a con artist who had scammed wealthy men and was plotting to do the same to Neil, with her co-conspirator, Rex, appearing at Anna's house and revealing everything in Episode 5. Anna and Rex engaged in a tryst, but the following episode began with Rex being arrested for Lisa's murder. After Rex was revealed to have an alibi, Anna herself ended up arrested in the season's penultimate episode, as her palette knife was at the scene.

Anna proclaimed her innocence, but she ended up in a holding cell after being formally charged. While in custody, Anna dreamt that Douglas approached her and took her to a wedding, with Douglas mentioning that it was a second chance at love. Anna believed he meant herself and Douglas remarrying, but in actuality, Douglas was getting married to Claire (the finale revealed that Claire was merely a colleague and not a love interest), leading Anna to run down the aisle in an attempt to stop the wedding. During her pursuit, Anna grabbed a sword (which was used to open a bottle of champagne) and slit Claire's throat, which was followed by Anna waking up from her nightmare.

## Trivia

* Kristen Bell also played villainess Chloe in *Scream 4*.
Abusive Mother (9-1-1)

The unnamed **Abusive Mother** is a villainess from "Monsters", episode 3.06 of *9-1-1* (airdate October 29, 2019). The episode took place on Halloween, with one of the opening scenes showing a young girl named Bethany arriving at a man's house. Although the man thought she was a trick or treater, Bethany collapsed in his door leading to him calling 9-1-1.

Athena Grant was on the case after it was revealed that Bethany showed signs of extreme abuse and starvation. Upon learning that no-one in the neighbourhood had ever seen her before, Athena investigated a house without any Halloween decorations. There, she made the shocking discovery of several more children chained up in the house's basement.

After the other children were rescued, it was learned that their parents were religious fanatics who hid their children from the rest of the world and forced them to live under squalid conditions. At that moment, the couple arrived back at their home and demanded to know what was being done with their children, with the evil mother revealing they had been out searching for Bethany. Athena blasted the villainous couple for their abuse of their own children, adding that their kids would be going to the hospital and *they* would be going to prison before having officers arrest the evil woman along with her husband.
Birdie (Robot Chicken)

**Birdie** (Adrianne Palicki) is the villainess of "Mayor McCheese Murder" a segment from "Boogie Bardstown in: No Need, I Have Coupons", episode 10.6 of *Robot Chicken* (airdate October 13, 2019).

The segment began with Mayor McCheese being found murdered in the street. Officer Big Mac and an unnamed rookie officer were on the case with their first suspect being the Hamburglar, who pointed them towards the Fry Guys. Following interrogation, the latter admitted to hearing a "chick" saying that the mayor had reached his expiration date. This, along with the timing of the murder led Officer Big Mac to realise that Birdie was the killer.

After being confronted, the evil Birdie readily admitted to the murder, implying that McCheese had made sexual advances towards her egg daughters. Birdie then began attempting to seduce Big Mac, before drawing a knife from her pocket and lunging at him. However, the rookie officer was able to save Big Mac by shooting Birdie, causing the villainess to drop dead on the floor.
Anastasia Romanov (Lydia the Bard)

**Anastasia Romanov** is the main protagonist of the classic animated film *Anastasia*. However, she appeared as a villainess in "Journey to the Past", an animated music video released by *Lydia the Bard* (release date September 30, 2023). The video began with Anastasia arriving at a grand party held in the Russian palace, where she was announced as the last surviving daughter of her family line, as in the film.

Anastasia greeted the partygoers, calmly declaring herself to be Russia's new queen, and coyly speaking of her status as a "legend and mystery" as she walked across the room. However, Anastasia suddenly turned heel by revealing she had acquired the magic reliquary of Rasputin (the original film's villain). Anastasia cemented her reveal as an evil sorceress by summoning demons from the reliquary to terrorize the partygoers and chase them out of the palace. As the panicking citizens fled while being attacked by the demons, Anastasia declared she was taking her revenge upon the entirety of Russia for the executions of her entire family when she was a young girl.

The evil Anastasia then ascended to the upper floors of the palace, stepping out onto a balcony to summon more demons to ravage the civilians below, which included children. As Anastiasa proclaimed they deserved to suffer for what her family had gone through, the evil spirits of her late relatives appeared behind her, summoned by the reliquary only to disappear before she could talk to them. Anastasia reflected on how her grandmother and Dimitry (her love interest) had both turned their backs on her, with the rejections contributing to her heel turn. The now-enraged Anastasia entered the dining room of the palace where she was holding her grandmother and Dimitry as captives, tied to chairs. Vowing to make Russia suffer forever for the deaths of her family, the villainess declared her captives would be her "brand new family" as they struggled in their bonds. The video ended with Anastasia using the reliquary to send her demons across the whole country as the triumphant madwoman cackled with glee.
Angela Goodwin (NCIS: New Orleans)

**Angela Goodwin** (Chasty Ballesteros) is a villainess from "Father's Day," episode 2.14 of *NCIS: New Orleans* (airdate February 9, 2016). She appeared at the annual Mardi Gras event and was shown in the beginning of the episode flirting with Mayor Douglas Hamilton.

It was later revealed that Angela was a villainous conspirator in the abduction of both Mayor Hamilton and Dwayne Pride, which was committed by Mike Spar (who was seeking vengeance and blaming both men for the death of his wife). Spar paid Angela $500 for her role, and as shown in the early scenes, the evil Angela lured Hamilton away from the party and set him up to be abducted. LaSalle and Percy came to the conclusion that Angela (whose name wasn't known at the time) was connected to the abduction, which led to the pair pursuing the villainess. Angela pointed a knife at both LaSalle and Percy, who later tackled her.

Angela confessed to her role, after her past criminal offenses were revealed, stating that she was paid to do so. She stated that she was led to believe that it was all a prank, and that she was a fan of Hamilton; she even voted for him. Angela was later arrested for her role in Hamilton and Pride's abductions.

## Trivia

* Chasty Ballesteros later played villainess Isabella in 2022's *Secret Lives of College Escorts.*
Arizona (The Rookie)

**Arizona** (Reba Buhr) is a villainess from "Breaking Point," episode 2.09 of *The Rookie* (airdate December 1, 2019).

## Introduction

Arizona worked on the set of the series, *Hot Suspect*, a show that stars Sterling Freeman and Mandy Cross. Officers Angela Lopez and Jackson West met Sterling during a routine arrest, with West recognizing Sterling and revealing himself as a fan of the show.

As a result, the officers became consultants on *Hot Suspect*, and regarding Arizona, she was briefly introduced when she approached Lopez while she was at catering. Arizona was unaware of Lopez's position as a consultant, as she stated that extras weren't allowed at catering before awkwardly walking off.

## Reveal

   Lopez was approached by Mandy, who stated that she had someone stalking her, as she had received various love letters in the last month. In addition, Mandy's house was broken into by the same stalker, who later struck again and left photos of Mandy all over her trailer, as well as a message asking to be loved by Mandy. While Lopez informed Mandy that her stalker was also believing that someone was an obstacle in the quest, West and Sterling were in a private acting session, before Arizona entered and interrupted them just as they were about to make out with each other.

At that moment, Arizona turned heel by unleashing her gun and shooting West, revealing herself as Mandy's obsessed stalker. West survived due to wearing a bulletproof vest, and after her reveal, the evil Arizona lashed out at Sterling and told him to stay away from Mandy, claiming that she was hers while being unaware of Sterling's sexual orientation. At that moment, Lopez arrived and subdued the villainess with her taser, and afterwards, Arizona was arrested (off-screen).
Ally Moore (The Closer)

**Ally Moore** (Brooke Langton) is the main villainess from "Dead Man's Hand," the fifth season finale of *The Closer* (airdate December 21, 2009). She is a detective on Captain Sharon Raydor's unit.

In the episode, Ally's behavior had been a cause for concern, as she had bruises on her arm and neck, showing herself as a victim of physical abuse at the hands of her husband, Sean. However, Ally refused to file claims and charges against her husband during her interview with Brenda. Later on, Sean is found dead in a shootout at his home, with detective Ryan Dunn allegedly firing the fatal shot. As the episode progressed, it was revealed that Ally, not Ryan, killed Sean, and not out of self defense.

Ally and Ryan had been illicit lovers, though the episode doesn't reveal how long their affair progressed. In addition, Ally and Sean were losing their home, due to their interest-only loan on the house expiring; however, it was uncovered that should one half of the couple suddenly pass on, the survivor would keep the house due to the mortgage kicking in. With that, Ally turned heel and devised her plan to kill Sean, which began bruising herself to portray Sean as a domestic abuser, which gained Ryan's sympathy. On the day in question, the evil Ally shot and killed Sean and set up the scene to appear like she was defending herself.

Part of Ally's evil scheme even included banging her own head against the wall to make it look like Sean beat her before the murder. When Ryan entered the home, Sean was already dead, so he fired a shot into the wall to make it appear that he was the killer, and they switched the barrels of their guns so physical evidence could confirm Ryan as the shooter. Though after Ally's villainous reveal, Ryan stated that switching the barrels was her idea, suggesting that she was continuing to manipulate him. After everything was revealed, both Ally and Ryan were arrested (off-screen).

## Trivia

* Brooke Langton also played villainous femme fatale Terri on *Monk*.
Bea Wexford (Labor, Lies, and Murder)

**Bea Wexford** (Poppy George) is the secondary protagonist from the 2022 Lifetime film, *Labor, Lies, and Murder* (alternately titled, *Deadly Doula*; airdate January 8, 2022), only to appear as a villainess in a brief dream sequence.

In the film, Bea Wexford was hired as the doula for main protagonist Hailey Kendricks; though the film's progression sees Hailey began to have doubts about Bea after learning that she wasn't experienced (Hailey was Bea's first client). After pieces of Hailey's jewelry turned up missing, Hailey begins to suspect Bea, and her suspicions increased after learning that Bea had various photos of different babies, with Bea revealing that she couldn't have children of her own and that she was planning to adopt.

After voicing her worries about Bea to her sister Nicole, Hailey has a nightmare later that evening, which centered on Bea. In the sequence, Bea began turning heel by grabbing a knife and walking towards Hailey's bedroom, with her past statements about her infertility and plans to have a child of her own being played to portray Bea as a crazed villainess planning to take Hailey's baby. Bea's heel persona was further teased with scenes of her stealing Hailey's jewelry, as well as an evil smile while approaching a sleeping Hailey. At that moment, the evil Bea lunged her knife at Hailey, cementing Bea's heel turn in the sequence, after which Hailey woke up from her nightmare.

## Trivia

* Overall, this was Poppy George's first Lifetime movie role.
Bathroom Woman (Regular Show)

The unnamed **bathroom woman** is a show-within-a-show villainess from 'Ello Gov'nor', episode 2.01 of *Regular Show* (airdate November 29, 2010)

The episode's plot saw Rigby rent a horror movie called *Ello Gov'nor* to watch with his friend Mordercai. The backstory of the film revealed that this woman was one of several gang members who murdered a British taxi driver for no revealed motive. Following the act, the taxi driver's ghost possessed his vehicle and went on a killing spree of those behind his death.

One of the depicted scenes showed the nameless woman brushing her hair in her bathroom. After doing so and closing the bathroom cabinet, the woman sees the taxi parked in her shower and reflected in the bathroom mirror. Horrified, the woman turns around as the taxi attacks and kills the villainess off-screen. Seeing this and other murders in the movie cause Rigby to develop a severe fear of British taxis.
Blonde Shopper (Totally Studios)

The unnamed **Blonde Shopper** is the main villainess from *Student Accused of Stealing by Department Store. The Ending is a Shock*, a short film released by **Totally Studios** (release date August 4, 2021).

The nameless blonde appeared as a customer at Bergstrom's, a department store whose employees, Karen and Alyssa, were vying for a promotion. After being rude and dismissive to Hannah (another customer), Karen approached the blonde--believing that she would get a higher payday based on her appearance alone. One of the many things that the blonde shopper was shown was a lavish gold dress, which was revealed as a rarity, as the store had one of only three out in existence.

However, the dress later disappeared, leading Karen and Alyssa to deduce that it had been stolen from the display. Karen suspected Hannah solely due to her less than lavish appearance, and even convinced Alyssa to search her backpack, only to find her school books inside. As it turned out, Hannah was actually Hannah Bergstrom, who owned the store and was their mystery shopper, and regarding the promotion, Alyssa became head of the store's women's department due to her treatment of Hannah, while Karen ended up fired. In addition, the final scene revealed that the unnamed blonde had stolen the dress, as the villainess was shown wearing it before she was stopped by a mall cop and arrested.
Adele Bensimon (Bull)

**Adele Bensimon** (Tammy Blanchard) is the hidden main villainess from *Bull*'s pilot episode, "The Necklace" (airdate September 20, 2016). She is the mother of Taylor Bensimon and the best friend of Gail Peters, who is the mother of Brandon Peters.

## Introduction

In the episode, Brandon Peters was on trial based on accusations that he killed Alyssa Yang, who was supposedly Brandon's girlfriend, during a party on a yacht belonging to Brandon's wealthy father, Pete Peters. Dr. Jason Bull took the case, and it was during the episode's progression that he met with both Gail and Adele. The latter of the women stated that Taylor begged her to have Alyssa, who she accused of only befriending Taylor just to get to Brandon, with Adele and Gail giving the indication that Taylor and Brandon were a couple.

Taylor was later cross-examined herself, with the process revealing that Taylor gave Alyssa a necklace that Adele gave her, while an angry text to Alyssa about Brandon led her to be suspected. However, during Bull's conversation with Brandon, he revealed what Brandon was hiding: he was gay. Brandon was actually with a man while Alyssa was murdered, and he testified to that in the episode's climax, but would not reveal who his lover was.

## Reveal

    Brandon ended up acquitted in Alyssa's murder, and Adele was spotted rushing Taylor to her therapist's office, while Bull gave a telling glance at not only Adele, but her husband, Freddie, after noticing Brandon exchanging glances at him. The end of the episode confirmed that Freddie was Brandon's secret lover, as Adele was scolding him over his affair. After their argument, however, Adele walked towards her dresser, opened her jewelry box, and took out the necklace. Her sinister expression while holding the necklace ended up revealing the truth: Adele was Alyssa's killer.

Adele had been dead set on Taylor and Brandon being together; all the while, she was fully unaware of Brandon's sexual orientation. Adele turned heel once Alyssa entered the picture, as she saw Alyssa as an obstacle to her daughter's happiness and decided to kill her. The villainess strangled Alyssa to death during the yacht party, and took the necklace off her after the murder. While clutching the necklace during the final scene, the evil Adele glanced at a framed photo of Taylor and stated that she didn't want her to be unhappy, and it was at this moment that she heard police sirens and saw Bull outside her window with the officers. Adele ended up arrested (off-screen) for Alyssa's murder.

## Trivia

* Adele Bensimon was *Bull*'s very first villainess.
* Tammy Blanchard also played villainess Sarah Eldon on *Law & Order: Criminal Intent*, and later played abusive villainess Valerie Madigan on *Blue Bloods*, as well as the evil Jessica Parker in the Lifetime film, *The Wrong Son*.

## Gallery

Adele following Brandon's acquittalAdele's expression before her eventual arrest
Alana Dufresne (Secrets in the Wilderness)

**Alana Dufresne** (Kylee Bush) is a villainess from the 2021 Lifetime film, *Secrets in the Wilderness* (originally titled, *Remote Danger*; airdate December 4, 2021).

Alana Dufresne is a marriage therapist who was recommended by Tyler Hilbridge to help solve problems in his marriage to main protagonist Lisa Hilbridge, which escalated after Tyler's negative response to Lisa's revelation that she was pregnant with their child. The film saw Alana suggest a retreat at her lodge, which was in an isolated area, though the retreat saw Lisa on the receiving end of perilous mishaps, including being attacked by a masked assailant, nearly being shot by a neighbor, and being locked inside a sauna. As for Alana, Lisa noticed that she acted flirtatious towards Tyler, and often took Tyler's side in arguments, while also hindering Lisa at every turn.

Lisa contacted her best friend, Stephanie Pun, and asked to look into Alana, with the discovery revealing that while she was a legit therapist, she had also attended the same school as Tyler. After Alana took Lisa's phone from her, Lisa overheard Alana and Tyler talking, with the conversation revealing that they were illicit lovers. In addition, the couple were also conspirators in a plot to kill Lisa, with Alana boasting that they would make Lisa's death appear as she died while being lost out in the snow. Lisa escaped, only for Tyler to realize that his wife had found out about their plan and join Alana in pursuing Lisa.

The villainess sent Tyler to kill Lisa, only for Lisa to successfully trap Tyler and escape to her car. However, the evil Alana struck Lisa with the car door and attempted to kill Lisa herself, with the struggle seeing the villainess boast that she helped pick out Lisa's earrings, while making an arrogant comment that they looked better on her. She attempts to strangle Lisa with her scarf. But before she can finish her, Lisa hits her with the flashlight and knocks her out. She islater tied up by the aforementioned neighbor (who was shooting at a wolf, not Lisa, earlier in the film), leading to Alana and Tyler's off-screen arrest.
Bakery Woman (Regular Show)

The unnamed **Bakery Woman** (Courtney Taylor) is a villainess from 'Take The Cake', episode 5.32 of *Regular Show* (airdate July 10, 2014)

The episode's plot centered around a surprise birthday being held for Mr. Mallard, the owner of a local park. Park employees (and main protagonists) Mordercai and Rigby being tasked with picking up a pre-ordered cake from a bakery

Upon arriving, they saw a massive line for the counter with the nameless brunette in the front. However, Mordercai realised there was a separate for customers with pre-paid orders. When the duo took their place at the front of the line, the woman blasted them for (in her mind) cutting the line. Her rant caused the other customers to see the other line, causing them all to join it, leaving the woman the last one who would be served.

The woman then ranted at the cashier, who backed up the others and also insinuated the brunette was unable to read for not seeing the signs marking the lines. After Mordercai and Rigby left with their order, the woman watched them with a furious glare. As the duo began to drive away, their cart was rear-ended by the female customer, who had turned heel over them being "line-cutters" and was trying to run them off the road.

The crazed villainess pursued the duo relentlessly while also brandishing a cake-cutter to threaten them with. After the protagonists escaped into a back-alley, the evil brunette saw she was about to crash into a ditch. The villainess cursed her lack of ability to read before crashing, knocking her unconscious.
Order of Grey

A white sword, on a grey background, facing downwards.

### Leader

Ser Daemon Corbray the Good (305-335) Ser Robert Swann (335-365) Ser Durron Swann (365-390) Ser Brandon Storm (390-current)

## Other Information

### Affiliation

The Swanns of Stonehelm

The **Order of Grey** is a great and renowned order of knights, of which many members of lower branches of House Swann join. They are unique in that they will accept many, regardless of social status, and have strict training requirements. They are also unique in extending their services as armed escorts to many across Westeros.

## History

After Lord Gulian Swann died in the year 300 AC, his son Donnel Swann took over as Lord of Stonehelm. He set to work improving House Swann, after his brother Balon had stayed in the Kingsguard, dying in 313 AC during the Second Greyjoy Rebellion, and thus became the only living member of House Swann. He created the Order in order to guard Stonehelm, and chose a knight named Daemon Corbray the Good to head it. Daemon set no limits to joining the Order, and made it so that if anyone failed in swordsmanship, they could become a cook, a builder, or a maester.

Durron had five children with his wife, Lolys Mertyn, who he had married in 312 AC. Balon, Renly, Cassana, Robert, and Stannis. Balon, Renly, Robert, and Stannis were trained in the art of knighthood, and chivalry. Balon, Renly, Cassana, and Stannis all went one way or another, but Robert rose high in Daemon's esteem, and when Daemon died in 335 AC, Robert became Lord Commander at his age of majority.

Under Robert's rule, the Order gained more ranks, as its numbers grew. The Lord Commander would have ten leaders under the Lord Commander, with the First Commander being held the highest in regard, and the Tenth Commander being seen as little more than a footnote, as they controlled the most disruptive and infuriating of the Order's recruits.

When the War of the Gods broke out, Robert made strict orders that the Grey would stay a neutral organization, and any who took a side in the war would lose their status as Knights of the Grey. This kept some in line, but Robert's brother Stannis led a contingent of the Red Army for the Storm King, Eleric Dondarrion. After losing in battle, Stannis was burned at the stake, and those under his command made to watch. To the end of his days, Robert held a deep hatred for fanatic Red God followers, although he tolerated those in the Order.

During his command, Robert held a special fondness for his nephew, Durron Swann. He rose through the ranks, commanding an escort party of a high lord, then becoming Tenth Commander in 360, then Fifth Commander in 362, and then First Commander in 364. When Robert died in 365, the Order naturally elected Durron to become the third Lord Commander of the Order of Grey.

Durron took a more active role in the realm, keeping the Order neutral but giving services of armed escorts to high lords and ladies across Westeros.
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This is a cardinal sin of EDM right here! Dive in and say "Hey I'm a trance DJ!" and I can hit one note and put a bass drum on it and that's my tune. This class is just a good primer for anyone wanting to get into the production of electronic music! This can all be done correctly with f----ng minimal amount of software which is why you can have a kid make a dance hit on a laptop. Using an SSL G-Series compressor, on a dance music kick makes no fucking sense whatsoever. Ninety percent of my time is just goofing around and trying to come up with something. That's the way I go about making music. 'Cause I'm just completely like I want my first chord to go there. See, and that's my life right now because if I could just play it I'd play it. But I can't, so I have to...draw it. F---in' a'ight. If you are not naturally comfortable on stage, from my own personal experience, you should try putting on a f----ng helmet that covers your face so you don't have to see anyone. I could teach someone how to get, you know, from nothing to something. When you come up with an idea that you never actually heard before, or I've never heard anyone do, that's something really cool! This class is designed for you to develop your own style and developing your own sound. If you can impact one person with your music, then it is pretty much worth it. Sometimes it happens in five years, sometimes it happens in ten years, sometimes it doesn't happen at all but it's definitely one hundred percent not gonna happen if you don't go out there and try it for yourself! I am deadmau5, and this is my MasterClass.
Alex Conrad (Bones)

**Alex Conrad** (Vedette Lim) is a hidden villainess from "The Head in the Abutment," episode 11.19 of *Bones* (airdate June 16, 2016).

Alex Conrad was introduced as a "hockey groupie," as she was shown in various photos with members of a local hockey team, with one of the players being Seth Lang, the episode's murder victim. She was later interrogated by James Aubrey, due to the fact that Alex appeared to be angry towards Seth, with the interrogation revealing that Alex was four months pregnant. Aubrey suspected Alex as the killer, originally suspecting that Seth was the father, which Alex denied, and later suggesting that she was extorting Seth, a claim that Alex dismissed.

During Aubrey and Seeley Booth's confrontation with the team's heel owner Katie Stober (regarding her double dealings and plans to sabotage the team), they learned the truth about Alex: she was a corporate drug pusher. As Katie revealed, the evil Alex supplied various painkillers, amounts of speed, and HGH to the players, and regarding Seth, he found out about Alex's actions and planned to confront her, but he was killed before he could. Aubrey met with Alex at a bar known as The Penalty Box, where she was in the midst of another deal, and accused her of killing Seth to keep her operation going.

Alex denied killing Seth, stating that while Seth did confront her and threatened to out her, he left afterwards and never saw him again. She later demanded a lawyer, and the episode's climax revealed that Seth's teammate Drew Poppleton was not only the father of Alex's baby, but he was also Seth's killer, as he bludgeoned Seth to death with a hockey stick after Seth refused to cover up Alex's deeds. Regarding Alex, her official fate wasn't revealed.

## Trivia

* Just months prior, Vedette Lim appeared as the evil Meadow on *Castle*.
Audrey Burchill (Republic of Doyle)

**Audrey Burchill** (Deidre Gillard-Rowlings) is the main villainess from "Two Jakes and a Baby," episode 3.08 of *Republic of Doyle* (airdate February 29, 2012).

## Backstory

Audrey Burchill's backstory only revealed that she is a serial kidnapper, often working with Logan Hicks in abducting people for ransom. At some point prior to the episode's events, Logan ended up arrested and sentenced to 10 years in prison, but with his sentence set to end in a month, Audrey decided to abduct Logan's daughter, Fiona Michaels, as part of her plan to obtain Logan's stash of money from their abductions.

## Events

Audrey committed Fiona's abduction in the episode's events, colluding with Rodney Cooper in the scheme. The pair took Fiona from the home of her boyfriend, Smith Carson, before Audrey shot and killed Rodney once his mask fell off. Because Rodney had stolen Jake Doyle's identity and had been living as Jake for three weeks, it was believed that Jake was the one killed; however, Jake had been in prison following the events of the previous episode, "High School Confidential."

Under the orders of promoted Staff Sergeant Daniel Hood (a promotion that didn't last long), Leslie Bennett released both Jake and Logan in their quest to save Fiona from Audrey, who first appeared inside Logan's old warehouse and held Fiona at gunpoint. The villainess warned the pair that they would hear from her later, and it was later in the episode that Audrey's demands were recited by Fiona in a ransom video: demanding $20,000 or Audrey would kill Fiona. However, the planned ransom drop was part of Audrey's true plan to kill Jake and Logan, as she placed an explosive in the can where the money was supposed to be dropped, with Logan saving Jake after sensing a trap.

In the episode's climax, the evil Audrey shot and killed Smith during her search for the money, and met with Jake, Logan, and Malachy Doyle at the warehouse, while again holding Fiona at gunpoint. Logan raised his own gun, with Audrey mocking Logan and stating that he wouldn't shoot her with Fiona in the line of fire. At that moment, Logan fired a shot at Audrey's ransom, causing it to be burned up, leading to the panicked villainess attempting to retrieve her loot before Jake stopped her. In actuality, the money was a prop and Logan had the actual $20,000 (which Jake got back from Logan later on), and after her defeat, Audrey was arrested (off-screen).
Babette Storm (Sabrina, the Teenage Witch)

**Babette Storm** (Clare Kramer) is the main villainess from "Free Sabrina," episode 7.05 of *Sabrina, the Teenage Witch* (airdate October 18, 2002).

Babette Storm is a famous actress who was spotted at a clothing store by Sabrina, Roxie, and Morgan, but they would later witness Babette stealing one of the store's items. Having learned that Babette is a shoplifter, Sabrina looked to catch the villainess in the act, which included returning to the store with her photographer, James, who was tasked with taking photos of Babette shoplifting. Babette's arrival saw her and Sabrina try on clothes together, and even set up a lunch meeting, but at that moment, Sabrina confessed to being a reporter and working on a story centering on Babette's thievery.

In response, Babette lashed out at Sabrina for attempting to ruin her career, and as Sabrina was being scolded by the store's owner, the villainess planted the stolen clothes in Sabrina's bag. As a result, Sabrina was accused of shoplifting and looked to expose Babette, who was later revealed as a serial kleptomaniac. Sabrina spotted Babette on a movie set stealing a satellite dish, and headed there to confront the villainess, who later decided to com clean to clear Sabrina's name. She gave her cellphone to Sabrina under the guise of planning to confess after changing clothes in her dressing room, but in actuality, the evil Babette called security and accused Sabrina of stealing her phone.

The episode's climax saw Babette holding a press conference, with Sabrina later appearing and using her powers to force Babette to only tell the truth. As a result, Babette confessed to her shoplifting in response to Sabrina's questions, and she also admitted to (among other things) giving Julia Roberts food poisoning just to get a movie role, and changing her father's will after finding out that he was giving everything to charity. Babette's fate wasn't revealed, but she was most likely arrested following her criminal confession.

## Trivia

* Clare Kramer is best known for playing recurring villainess Glory on *Buffy the Vampire Slayer.*
* Clare Kramer later played villainess Julie in 2023's *Chaos at the Farm.*
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Tallion Crowdurg

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Tallion Crowdurg is a man born in Kings Landings of that little is known about him. What is known is that he was a born to an accomplished Maester for his studies of the mystical arts, claiming he had the blood of Valyria within him. His father was so good that he traveled around during the Red Plague and found a way to stave it off. As compenstation, the Maesters son, Tallion was sent to the Citadel to train to be a Maester. There in the early years he was the youngest to earn a bronze chain link for his significant in studying the histories and writing several involved Biographies and Chronological Books.

Though he survived most of the history he has lived through, he is the longest living person in the known world. Living through most of what others hear in stories. He is kept alive by the Maesters for his significant knowledge left on written. Tallion is very old, but he still hold onto much of his youth as he is able to walk around unassisted. He is a very intelligent man with many stories he is willing to share and spends most of his life studying the known history of the World, known or not.

## About

Archmaester Crowdurg, or better known as Lorekeeper is a master of Historical Knowledge. He has written all the known Chronicles dating back to the publishing of "Chronicles of Ice and Fire". He knows every language there is to explore, and in the depths of his mind he could state history of any place pretty well.

Information from this man is known as some of the most important information within the seven kingdoms. He even has information on the Nations outside the Known World from his many travels. Though it is difficult to get that information out of him.