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Paige

**Paige** is a villainess currently competing for WWE. She debuted for WWE's developmental territory, Florida Championship Wrestling, in 2012, as one-half of the villainous Anti-Diva Army with Sofia Cortez. Paige and Sofia would constantly attack and bully a number of FCW's Divas, including Kaitlyn and Audrey Marie. Paige's alliance with Sofia ended in July of 2012 when Sofia turned against Paige out of jealousy during a match against Audrey Marie. After FCW became the new-look NXT, Paige would lose to Sofia in a grudge match, and with that, her villainous role came to an end, as she would go on to become the most popular Diva on NXT.

Paige was called up to the main roster on April 7, 2014 and defeated AJ Lee in her first match to win the Divas Championship. Paige displayed a villainous persona during a title rematch against the returning AJ Lee, which Paige lost. One night after failing to regain the title against AJ at Battleground, the evil Paige attacked AJ, cementing her heel turn. After turning into a villainess, Paige mocked AJ by skipping out of the arena. Paige appeared on Raw Fallout and told Eden Stiles that she warned AJ not to underestimate her and that this was "her house."

Even after the attack, Paige insisted that she and AJ were still friends. But on the following week's edition of Raw, Paige called AJ "crazy" during a verbal confrontation, which led to AJ attacking her. Four nights later on SmackDown, Paige attacked AJ and shoved her off the entrance ramp; giving AJ whiplash.

Paige went back to her evil ways a year later at Night of Champions, when she didn't appear to be happy for her, Paige turned villainous on the next day's episode of Raw, when she began berating Charlotte and Becky Lynch, as well as the rest of the Divas Division, in a worked shoot promo. Among other things, Paige said that she started the Divas Revolution and that Charlotte wouldn't be where she was if it wasn't for her Hall of Fame father, Ric Flair. This also led to Paige having multiple confrontations with Natalya, including an occurrence on SmackDown where Paige slapped Natalya.

Paige began acting as if she wanted to reconcile with Becky and Charlotte, but after losing a match to Team Bella in October, the villainous Paige attacked Charlotte and Lynch. In November, Paige became the new number one contender for Charlotte's Divas Championship, after winning a fatal four–way match involved Brie Bella, Sasha Banks and her former team partner, Becky Lynch. Her title opportunity came at Survivor Series, but on the Raw before the event, Paige delivered a highly controversial promo where she insulted Charlotte's late brother, Reid Flair. Paige failed to dethrone Charlotte the next night on Raw, when the match ended in a double countout, and she lost again at TLC, due to Charlotte undergoing her own villainous turn and cheating her way to victory.
Linda Davis

**Linda Davis** is the main antagonist in the 2009 film *Madea Goes To Jail*.

She was portrayed by Ion Overman.

## History

Linda was a district attorney who was the fiancée of the film's protagonist Joshua Hardaway, we first see her, Hardaway and members of their wedding party along with other attorneys reviewing Madea's case and she and her maid of honor are disgusted by Madea's first mugshoot as a 9 year old girl but she was able to get Madea off by telling the judge that the officers failed to mirandize her, Josh later gives her the case of his childhood friend Candace "Candy" Washington to prosecute because of her being a friend of his.

Things start to get ugly when Josh takes Candy out to eat, Josh introduces Linda and her maid of honor Tanya to Candence. Linda gets jealous and fears Josh may be cheating on her. Although Josh tries to assure her that he is only trying to help an old friend, Linda tells him that it was Candace's own fault for being who she is and that he should only socialize with a higher class of people. Josh, however, keeps helping Candace anyway, to the points of rescuing her from a pimp and later finding her strung out at his front door, bringing her into his home on both occasions to spend the night. When Linda finds out, she gets furious and threatens to leave him unless he puts Candace out of his life permanently. Conversely, Candace sees right through Linda upon meeting her and tells Josh that it will never work between them since they are too different: Josh actually cares about helping anyone he sees in trouble no matter their class, while Linda is a shallow and spoiled brat who considers people who have a lower status than her as inferior.

One day, Josh's best friend/best man Chuck catches Linda falsifying Candy's court documents and others to win previous cases she prosecuted, but she blackmails him by threatening to tell the head district attorney that he cheated on his bar exam.

But feeling guilty that Candace, Madea and other people were imprisoned because of Linda, Chuck (out of guilt and in spite of getting in trouble with the head ADA) told Josh anyway and Josh reveals the truth in front of their wedding guests including their boss, the mayor and the governor and leaves Linda at the altar. He later fights and succeeds for getting Linda indicted for falsifying Candace, Madea and 5 other women's cases which led to their release from prison and Linda's eventual indictment, arrest, trial and imprisonment at the end of the film.
Patty Hoyle

**Patty Hoyle** was an unseen villainess and murder victim from "The Crank in the Shaft," episode 4.06 of *Bones* (airdate October 1, 2008). She was an office manager at Ziff-Young.

Patty's decomposed remains were found in an elevator shaft, though the investigation into her murder revealed that she had died of a ruptured aneurysm before she was dumped in the shaft. While other employees spoke fondly of Patty, it was a cover for their true feelings of bitterness towards her, as she antagonized many at the office.One such employee was Dave Farfield, who lost his job due to Patty reporting him for vandalizing her car--he wrote the word "BITCH" on her car after she parked so badly that he couldn't get out.

After it was discovered that Patty had been using a credit card belonging to her boss, Gary Flannery, it was suspected that Patty and Gary (the latter being married) were having an affair, and Gary killed Patty to cover it up  Gary was brought in for interrogation, where the truth was revealed: Patty was running an expendables audit and found out that Gary was ordering extra supplies and selling them online. Instead of reporting her findings, Patty turned heel and decided to blackmail Gary, forcing Gary to allow her to use his credit card in exchange for her silence. As the credit card statements revealed, the evil Patty spent Gary's money on room service, a massage, and $300 worth of lingerie (among other things).

Though Gary remained a suspect after the blackmail was revealed, it turned out that employee Christine Gertin was Patty's true killer. Patty caught Christine and co-worker Chip Yap making love in the coffee room and threatened to report them, after which an angry Christine tossed a stapler at Patty, which caused the aneurysm to rupture and killed Patty. With Chip's help, Christine tossed Patty's body in the shaft where she was discovered.
Helen Magnus

**Helen Magnus** is the lead character and the main protagonist of the SyFy series, *Sanctuary*. Helen became a villainess in episode 1.09, "Requiem."

She was played by Amanda Tapping.

In the episode, Helen and Will are on the Sanctuary submarine, *Nautilus*, on a mission after receiving a distress call from a mermaid named Sally. Once they find the merfolk, they are all massacred, including Sally. During this mission, Helen begins feeling unwell; experiencing headaches, spasms in her hand, and a nosebleed.

After these symptoms appear, it is discovered that Helen is infected with a parasite in her brain, and she and Will find the same parasite in Sally. The parasite eliminates the logic part of the brain and turns those infected into violent killers, which is what happened to the merfolk. The same thing begins to happen to Helen, as she began turning heel and acted more aggressive towards Will. She kept demanding to go deeper into the ocean, and at one point, Helen even attempted to infect Will. The ship is 3,000 feet below by the time it hits a mountain shelf, and Will checks their monitor to see where they are. At that moment, Helen turned heel and knocked Will out from behind with a wrench.

After Will finds himself tied to a chair, the evil Helen snarled at him; accusing him of profiling her and lying to her. Will acquiesces to Helen's maniacal demand to go deeper, but he later frees himself and attempts to lock her into the flooded section, but is unsuccessful. Will points a gun at Helen, but knowing that he won't shoot her, Helen taunted him by telling him not to miss. At that moment, Helen takes the gun from Will with the intent of shooting him, but Will had removed the magazine. Helen takes the sub even deeper, but Will manages to lock her in and shut the oxygen off, a call back to the opening scene. Of course, Will does this to get the parasite out, which happens after Helen loses consciousness. After the parasite is freezed, Will revives Helen, who is fully back to normal.
Juniper Tolliver

**Juniper Tolliver** (Gail O'Grady) is the villainess from the pilot episode of *The Mentalist* (airdate September 23, 2008). She is the wife of Morgan Tolliver and the mother of Mercy Tolliver, who was missing and found dead.

After the body was found, Patrick Jane was shown early in the episode talking to Juniper in her home, as he had suspected that her husband murdered Mercy. Juniper was asked if she believed that Morgan killed Mercy, and it was at that moment that Morgan entered and was directly asked by Jane if he killed his daughter. A furious Morgan responded by threatening Jane, stating that he would make Jane's life miserable.

It was at that moment that Juniper realized that Jane's (as well as her own) hunch was correct:  Morgan murdered Mercy. As revealed later on, Morgan had been sexually assaulting Mercy, and when she had enough, he killed her. Juniper walked off in tears, but later on, Juniper turned heel by resurfacing with a gun and shooting her husband to death. After killing her husband in a vengeful rage, Juniper was quickly arrested.

## Trivia

* Juniper Tolliver was *The Mentalist*'s very first villainess.
Carmella

**Carmella** is a villainess currently competing in WWE. She was signed by WWE in 2013 and made her in-ring debut at a house show on June 6, 2014. Dubbing herself as "The Princess of Staten Island," Carmella debuted as a villainess and competed in two matches against Devin Taylor; winning the first and losing the second. Carmella made her televised debut on NXT as a hairdresser in a segment with Enzo Amore and Colin "Big Cass" Cassaday, with their antics getting Carmella fired.

Carmella returned on September 18 and asked Enzo and Big Cass to help her become a professional wrestler, with various segments being aired in the following weeks showing the duo training her. Carmella's televised in-ring debut came on October 16, when she defeated Blue Pants via submission. Despite her alliance with babyfaces Enzo and Big Cass, Carmella continued serving as a heel and racked up victories over Emma and Blue Pants, before losing to the latter on January 1, 2015. In the coming months, Carmella would become a full fledged babyface due to her alignment with Enzo and Cass, and it was solidified during their feud with reigning NXT Tag Team Champions Blake and Murphy, along with the villainous Alexa Bliss.

Carmella was drafted to the SmackDown roster on July 19, 2016. On the August 23 edition of *SmackDown*, Carmella became a villainess when she attacked the returning Nikki Bella, interrupting Nikki's interview with Renee Young and cancelling a singles match between the two. On *Talking Smack* (SmackDown's post-show) later that evening, the evil Carmella again attacked Nikki from behind. The feud led to two one-on-one PPV matches between Carmella and Nikki Bella--at No Mercy and at TLC, with Carmella losing both times. In the weeks leading to their match at TLC, Carmella was accused of attacking Nikki at Survivor Series, taking Nikki out of the women's elimination match. After losing to Nikki, Carmella stated that Natalya was the attacker.
Silna

Silna was once a small village located in the middle of Somjar - Now it is a set of Husk Spinner spires that were hollowed out to serve as housing for the few that remain.

During the Great Retaking of Somjar by the Holy Somjar Empire (once Ragnavar), Silna and it's leader had fled to the Husk Spinner spires that once caused great terror and had spread fear across all sides.

They managed to get three of the spires from the Husk Spinners, but had lost too many reclaiming the fourth due to the Brood-mother residing there.

It also has a small tunnel system connecting a Ratman outpost to the main spire.
Karen Walker

**Karen Walker** was a hidden villainess in the 2015 action-comedy, *Spy*.

She was played by Morena Baccarin.

Karen was a hotshot CIA agent who rubbed in her success to Susan and Nancy when she encountered them at a bar. Later in the film, Karen turned heel when she is revealed to be a double agent for the notorious Rayna Boyanov, as she sold Rayna a list of names of her co-workers in the CIA. She was also revealed to be the actual shooter who fired at Susan and Nancy in Budapest. Susan eventually catches Karen, and after the revelation, Karen comments on Susan's new look, but snidely insists that her new hairstyle is the result of extensions. At that moment, the evil Karen attempts to kill Susan, only to be shot and killed by a mysterious shooter; later revealed to be Bradley Fine.
Diane Hansen

**Diane Hansen** is the hidden main villainess from the pilot episode of *Person of Interest*.

She was played by Natalie Zea.

Diane Hanson is an assistant district attorney prosecuting against Lawrence Pope, who was on trial for a gang related murder. Finch and Reese tracked Diane with the belief that she's being targeted by gang members, but it was later revealed that Diane is the evil mastermind of a conspiracy involving a group of corrupt cops who steal drugs and money while framing Pope for their crimes.

Diane turned heel when she met with the crooked cops in an alley, where Reese followed her. She revealed that she had Pope killed in prison and after Reese was found by the group, she ordered them to kill Reese and later kill Wheeler, Diane's ex-boyfriend and a fellow prosecutor. The villainess was exposed during a court proceeding, when a recording of Diane revealing her role in the conspiracy was played by Reese. Though not shown on screen, the evil Diane was arrested for her crimes.
Audrey Marie

**Audrey Marie** is a villainess best known for competing in WWE. She debuted in 2011 and formed a villainous alliance with Sonia, as they feuded with Divas such as AJ Lee, Aksana, and Naomi, in what was then known as Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW). She would begin a long babyface run that led to a reign as FCW Divas Champion.

Shortly after FCW became NXT in 2012, Audrey turned heel in her match against Emma, which she won on November 28, 2012, doing so by displaying an arrogant attitude. All the while, Audrey was also sending "love letters" to newcomer Sasha Banks, claiming to be her secret admirer.

On February 20, 2013, the evil Audrey attacked Sasha from behind, while also revealing herself as the writer of the letters and cementing herself as a villainess. Audrey had been jealous of Sasha getting all sorts of attention while Audrey herself had been out injured, and she wanted Sasha out of NXT. Later that same evening, Audrey defeated Sasha in a grudge match. Audrey would later lose to Sasha on two occasions, one of them being a tag team match. In her last match in WWE, Audrey was defeated by Emma in singles action.
Elizabeth Vargas

**Elizabeth Vargas** is the main villainess from "The Confession," episode 1.03 of *Designated Survivor*.

Appearing as herself, Elizabeth Vargas is a veteran journalist and anchor for ABC News. In her brief appearance, Elizabeth interviewed Tom Kirkman, mentioning Peter MacLeish surviving the attack on the Capitol, as well as Kirkman's previous position as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

Elizabeth turned heel when she grilled Kirkman over the rumor that he was fired by President Richmond on the day of the attack; a story which her sources just unearthed. Following the query, the evil Elizabeth asked if he could understand why the people wouldn't want him as President if he was acually fired. Kirkman left the interview to regroup and plan his response, and when he resurfaced, Elizabeth repeated her query, doing so with a sinister scowl to display her villainous persona. Kirkman responded that he was offered an ambassadorship but hadn't decided on the offer yet, and confirmed Elizabeth's statement that Richmond no longer wanted him to serve in his cabinet.

Though not intentionally villainous, Elizabeth's interview resulted in Kirkman's presidency being questioned even more so than before.
Claire Haas

**Senator** (later **Vice President**) **Claire Haas** is the hidden main villainess from Season One of *Quantico*.

She was played by Marcia Cross.

Claire Haas is the wife of Clayton Haas and the mother of Caleb Haas. She first appeared in Season One's first half finale, "Inside," as she was introduced to Shelby Wyatt by Caleb in the Quantico timeline. Months later, Claire finds out about Clayton's affair with Shelby, and while confronting Shelby, Claire vowed to ruin her career.

Claire also served as a villainous adversary against Alex Parrish in the first half of Season One, and was later revealed to be keepling Caleb in-house when he developed a drug addiction after Clayton was killed in a second bombing--not wanting to send him to rehab out of fear that it would damage her chances of becoming Vice President. Claire turned heel in the final scenes of the Season One finale, "Yes," after it was revealed that Claire officially became the Vice President of the United States. In the episode, Alex confronted Claire over the revelation that she assisted and knew about Liam O'Connor's traitorious plans, doing so to benefit her political career. In response, the evil Claire displayed her arrogant heel persona and boasted that Alex didn't have any proof. However, she was surprised when Alex informed Claire that Caleb was working against her.
Julie Garrison

**Julie Garrison** was a villainess mentioned (but not seen) in "Bedtime Stories," episode 3.05 of *Supernatural* (airdate November 1, 2007).

Julie Garrison was the second wife of Dr. Garrison and the stepmother to his daughter, Callie (the episode's tragic main antagonist), having married Dr. Garrison following the death of his first wife (Callie's mother). Julie suddenly turned heel during their marriage when she began poisoning Callie, who was eight at the time, with bleach, which led to Callie being hospitalized and placed in a coma. No motive was ever revealed for Julie's heel turn, though it was indicated that it was Munchausen by Proxy. The episode saw Callie's childlike spirit committing murders in the style of fairy tales, which were read to her by her father, while Callie would spend years in a coma and grew into a teenager.

It was during her rampage that Callie left behind an apple, as a poisoned apple was the Wicked Queen's weapon of choice for Snow White. The apple revealed the truth: the evil Julie poisoned Callie when she was a child, and when Sam and Dean Winchester informed Dr. Garrison about this, he was shocked, as he was unaware of his wife's actions. However, Callie's spirit confirmed the fact when she appeared to her father. Regarding Julie, she passed away before the episode's events, and the episode ended with Callie deceased as well, after her father lets her go.
Lana Shields

**Lana Shields** is the recurring seductive villainess from Season Four of *Three's Company.* Played by the late Ann Wedgeworth, Lana was added to the show to fill the void left by the series departure of Audra Lindley as Helen Roper.

Lana is a thrice divorced, buxom older woman who was introduced in Season Four's second episode, "Love Thy Neighbor." In the episode, Lana appeared as Jack's date during his occupation as an escort to make quick cash, but during the dinner date, she quickly had her sights set on Jack, and made numerous sexual advances towards him.

Since her debut appearance, Lana turned heel and served as a villainous seductress throughout the season. She has also served as the object of Ralph Furley's affection, but while Lana doesn't reciprocate, she does seduce Furley to get close to Jack. Lana's heel persona is often kept hidden from Janet and Chrissy, as she usually makes her moves on Jack when he's alone. On one instance in "The Life Saver," Lana expressed her despondence over Jack and the girls moving out, and feigned remorse over her relentless pursuits--claiming that she can't compare to Janet and Chrissy. Once Jack states otherwise, the evil Lana pounced on Jack, while also telling him to give him his new address. In another instance in "A Camping We Will Go," Lana tricked Furley into going on a camping trip, just so she could be near Jack.

Lana appeared in 11 episodes, with her last being "A Black Letter Day." Lana caused a stir when she claimed to Janet that Chrissy wrote a Dear Abby letter that claimed that she was having an affair with Jack. When she ran into Chrissy, Lana then claimed that Janet wrote the letter. Either way, Lana was upset over the fact that Jack wasn't sleeping with *her*, and in what would be Lana's last scene of the series, she confronted Jack at The Regal Beagle and dumped a drink on him.

Though Ann Wedgeworth was featured in the opening credits for the remainder of the season, she wouldn't appear on the series again.
Marty Fowler

**Marty Fowler** is the main villainess from the 2014 Lifetime film, *Crimes of the Mind*.

She was played by Paula Trickey.

Marty Fowler ran a boarding ranch with her husband, Joel, and she had three teenage girls as her ranch hands. She took in 16-year-old Laura Raeburn after Laura's mother, Carolyn, took her there with plans to practice horseback riding.

Marty's sweet and genial nature is actually a cover for her true villainous demeanor, as shortly after taking Laura into her ranch, Marty turned heel and revealed herself as the leader of a cult, having brainwashed and manipulated her trio of teenage ranch hands. She began manipulating Laura into turning against her mother and the rest of her family, while planning to groom her to replace her own deceased daughter. As part of her plan, the evil Marty prevented Carolyn from seeing Laura, often threatening Carolyn with violence and informing the police on her.

Marty controlled Laura for 18 months, knowing that once Laura turns 18, she'll be able to keep her in her clutches permanently. On the day of Laura's 18th birthday, Carolyn (with the help of the rest of the family) freed Laura from the ranch, prompting Marty to fire her shotgun at Carolyn as she sped away with Laura. Marty was not charged for her actions, but she was ordered to pay a civil suit, and in the final scene, Marty is shown "grooming" another teenage girl.
Mary Lew

**Mary Lew** is a villainess from "Southern Comfort," episode 8.06 of *Supernatural*.

She was played by Chilton Crane.

Mary was married to Chester Lew, but three decades before they were married, Chester took another girl, Sara Alcott Brown, to their high school prom, after he and Mary had a fight. Mary held a grudge against Sara ever since then, despite enjoying 34 years of wedded bliss.

Shortly before the episode's events, Mary became possessed by the ghost of Vance Collins, also known as The Unknown Soldier, when a cursed coin ended up in her possession. The possession turned Mary into a vengeful villainess, and in the beginning of the episode, the evil Mary unleashed her heel persona by snarling at Chester about Sara while he was working on his car. The villainess later kicked away the jack, which was holding up the car, and entered the vehicle and ran over Chester, killing him. After the murder, Mary carved the name "Alcott" on his body. Mary is later handcuffed to a hospital bed, no longer possessed and having little memory of what happened.
Ellie Simpson

**Ellie Simpson** (Carolyn Jones; 1930-1983) is a villainess from "Tattoo's Romance/Handy Man," episode 3.08 of *Fantasy Island* (airdate November 10, 1979). She is the main villainess from the "Tattoo's Romance" storyline.

Ellie Simpson is the aunt of the storyline's main protagonist, Donna May Calloway, and both women arrived at the island with hopes of Donna May becoming a famous country music singer. With Tattoo's help, Donna May auditions for music manager Colonel Hank Sutton, but afterwards, Sutton informed Donna May that she wasn't ready and that she could audition for him in a year's time. Both women were heartbroken, but neither more so than Tattoo, who was shown to have affections for Donna May.

Ellie noticed Tattoo's affections for her niece, and after venting about her own failure to become a singer (as well as accusing Sutton of sabotaging her niece), she decided to use Tattoo's adoration to her own advantage. The scheming villainess ordered Donna May to accuse Sutton of turning her down because she wouldn't sleep with him, leading to Tattoo becoming outraged in response. Ellie was later confronted by Mr. Roarke, who suspected that she was using Tattoo's affections for Donna May to further her goal, with the villainess denying the claims and threatening Roarke to make sure Sutton signed her niece.

Later on, the evil Ellie approached Tattoo and continued her manipulation; falsely claiming that Roarke made a pass at Donna May in an insidious plot to drive a wedge between the pair. Her sinister actions led to Roarke and Tattoo engaging in a confrontation, with Tattoo repeating Ellie's false accusations before voicing his belief in his boss and friend--while also nearly coming close to leaving the island in guilt. Roarke approached Ellie and Donna May with the news that Tattoo was set on leaving the island, but while Donna May expressed immense guilt, Ellie's only focus was on Donna May meeting with Sutton, even telling her niece not to listen to Roarke's statements regarding Tattoo.

The villainess defended her actions by stating that while she didn't know how to fight for what she wanted, she would fight for Donna May, who stood up to her fiendish aunt and called her out on her manipulations. Ellie ordered Donna May to not let Roarke "intimidate" her, only for Donna May to state her guilt over not saying anything sooner than she did and for hurting Tattoo. In response to Donna May's demand to talk to Tattoo, Ellie forbade her for doing so, only for Donna May to continue lashing out at her aunt over her actions. Ellie left in a huff after accusing her niece of being ungrateful, and the episode's end revealed that Ellie took an early flight out of the island.
Nadja

**Nadja** (Patricia Medina; 1919-2012) is a villainess from "The Devil's Ticket," episode 1.29 of *Thriller* (airdate April 18, 1961). She is the mistress of artist (and main protagonist) Hector Vane.

Regarding a backstory, it was only revealed that Nadja was a model for Hector at some point before their illicit affair began, and it was in the episode's midpoint where Hector and Nadja were shown in a romantic embrace. Nadja later mentioned plans for a trip to Mexico and coerced Hector to join her, only for Hector to learn that the date of their trip was just days short of his deadline with Satan.

In the episode, Hector's attempt to pawn one of his old paintings saw him encounter Satan himself, leading to Hector pawning his soul for three months, but he would be spared if he could paint a human soul during that exact time frame. In addition, Nadja turned heel when she was enlisted by Satan into tempting Hector away from his goal, with the trip being part of the plan. The episode's progression saw the villainess become enraged by Hector's indecision, with her anger increased when Hector originally turned her down. Hector decided to paint a portrait of his wife, Marie, as part of the deal, and later showed it to Nadja while stating that he could go with her on their trip.

However, upon seeing the portrait of Marie, the evil Nadja grabbed a knife and destroyed it in a psychotic rage, as she saw the portrait as a symbol of Hector's devotion to his wife. The episode's climax saw Hector deliver a replacement portrait to Satan--one of Satan himself, with the climax also seeing Hector correctly deduce that Nadja was a villainess sent by Satan to tempt Hector. However, Hector was unable to provide the pawn ticket he needed for to redeem his soul, due to the fact that Marie burned Hector's old coat (the ticket was in one of the pockets). While Hector ended up dragged to Hell, Nadja's fate wasn't revealed.
Nora Hodges

**Nora Hodges**(Cindy Williams) is the main villainess of "Sick", episode 5.19 of *Law & Order: SVU* (airdate March 30, 2004). She was the grandmother of April Hodges, who was placed under her care after her parents abandoned her. A year prior to the episode's events, the evil Nora began poisoning her granddaughter with mercury, doing so to make it appear that she was suffering from leukemia. Her motivation for doing so appeared to be to exploit April's "illness" to make easy money.

When Nora read about how millionaire toy mogul Billy Tripley was being accused of child molestation, Nora decided to create another scam to earn a generous amount of hush money. She took April to Tripley's house during one of his many parties for ailing children and snuck upstairs to Tripley's bedroom, where she took note of the room of and stole hair from a brush to use later. She then began coaching April on what to say regarding Tripley, even creating a scrapbook of information to show her. When the SVU detectives brought in April and Nora after April's counselor came to them about his suspicions that April had been abused, Nora acted as a guilt-ridden and concerned grandmother, masking her true villainous intentions.

Nora's true personality was first hinted at when Tripley's private investigators caught her shoplifting at a clothing store, though she claimed to Benson and Stabler that she had to do so to get new clothes for April (being unable to work with April being sick). Later on, though, the detectives uncovered Nora's secret when April's rape kit revealed she never had cancer, and another doctor found that April's illness was brought on by mercury poisoning. After April confessed to the truth, Nora was arrested.

When ADA Novak went to talk to Nora and her lawyer, Nora claimed that she loved April and that there had to be something wrong with her (with her lawyer claiming it was Munchausen by Proxy). Novak then revealed that she knew she had masterminded April's false claim that Tripley touched her, after Nora tried to pin the blame on April. Realizing she was exposed, Nora tried to justify her actions by saying that Tripley was a child molester who got what he deserved, which Novak countered by saying that her deception made it easier for Tripley to get away with abusing other children. She made a deal with Nora's lawyer regarding her Tripley scam, but planned to charge her with faking April's cancer. When Nora pleaded with her to think about April, who had no one else in her life to raise her, Novak pointedly reminded her how her poisoning had almost killed her. Nora was ultimately sentenced to life in prison.
Gladys Mitchell

**Gladys Mitchell** is the main villainess from "Gus' Dad May Have Killed an Old Guy," episode 2.10 of *Psych*.

She was played by Maureen Thomas.

Gladys Mitchell is the wife of Carl Mitchell, the descendant of the founders of their neighborhood and the head of the homeowner's association. However, 30 years prior, Gladys was having an affair with a widower who she visited frequently; an affair that began when Gladys delivered flowers to him. Her illicit tryst was witnessed by Old Man Fuller (a grouchy curmudgeon who had dirt on all of his neighbors), and she ended up being blackmailed by him. Since then, Gladys was forced to cater to Fuller's demands, which she was willing to do because she was hoping he would die someday. Not only did Fuller continue to live, he went senile, and with the fear that Fuller could reveal Gladys' secret out of the blue, the villainess decided to kill him.

First, Gladys poisoned his tea, but Fuller spit it out (staining his shirt and breaking the cup). She later bashed his head with a hammer, but that only dazed him. Finally, the evil Gladys tied a rope around Fuller's neck and tied the other end to a chair lift, and later sent the lift down--hoisting Fuller from the ground and choking him to death. The death appeared to look like a suicide, but Shawn and Gus deduced it was murder early in the episode. Gladys' reveal came when Gus pinpointed that she was wearing Gardenia perfume, the same scent she had during the affair. Gladys stated to her husband that she couldn't let Fuller ruin everything they worked so hard to build, right before she was handcuffed and arrested by Juliet.
Dr. Joan Allenby

**Dr. Joan Allenby** is the main villainess from *Columbo* episode 8.03:  "Sex and the Married Detective."

She was played by Lindsay Crouse, who later recurred as the villainous Maggie Walsh on *Buffy the Vampire Slayer*.

Dr. Joan Allenby is a renowned sex therapist and the host of a popular radio show, who is also involved in a relationship with her business partner, David Kincaid. However, when Joan arrlved at her office late one night, she caught David cheating on her with Joan's assistant, Cindy Galt, leaving Joan heartbroken. Joan turned heel and sought revenge on David; while also planning to kill him. She began her evil plan by disguising herself as a high-class prostitute dressed in all black, complete with a wig, dress, and high heels. After admiring herself in her disguise, Joan purchased a gun, and later stashed her disguise in the restroom of a fundraiser she later attends. Joan appears as herself at the gathering, only to head to the bathroom and change into her villainous alter-ego, which she named "Lisa."

Joan snuck out in her disguise and headed to a nearby bar where she planned to meet David. She took him back to the clinic; making sure that she would be seen, and began seducing and enticing him, right before she took out her pistol. At that exact moment, the evil Joan killed David, and later created a scene to make it look like the "Lady in Black" committed the murder. Joan later returned to the fundraiser and changed into her normal clothes, smiling evilly over her vengeful plan succeeding.

With Columbo on the case, though, Joan had to divert suspicion from herself. She originally planned to burn her disguise, but she decided to go out as Lisa instead, making sure that she was seen by many people. Joan burned the disguise afterwards, but in the end of the episode, she saw what appeared to be the Lady in Black in her office while Columbo was interrogating her. It actually turned out to be a mannequin in the exact same outfit that Joan purchased. Realizing that she was finally caught, Joan confessed to killing David; stating that she felt humiliated by his infidelity. Though not shown in the episode, Joan was arrested for killing David.
Michelle (Werewolf)

**Michelle** (Lisanne Falk) was the hidden main villainess from "A Material Girl," the 24th episode of *Werewolf* (airdate February 14, 1988).

## Introduction

Michelle was introduced as a homeless young woman living inside an abandoned mall, where Eric Cord entered during his hunt for evil werewolf Janos Skorzeny. Eric encountered Michelle inside the mall, with Michelle expressing fear after seeing Eric with a gun. Michelle gave a veiled description of Skorzeny after revealing that she encountered him earlier, stating that he had given her and her friends money and food.

## Reveal

   Eric was under the belief that Skorzeny had been behind the killings of various homeless people in the area; though as the episode's progression revealed, the werewolf behind the murders was none other than Michelle, as Skorzeny had turned her. The villainess killed a young woman named Janice, and the episode's events showed Michelle in her villainous form killing two homeless men--Peter and Roger--before returning to the mall. The episode's climax saw Eric order Michelle to stay put while he searched, but after Eric left, the evil Michelle pursued Eric and called out for him.

After firing the last shot from his gun, Eric took a bow and arrow--lacing the arrow with melted silver--before returning to the area and finding what he thought was Michelle's body. In actuality, Michelle turned heel again and transformed into her werewolf form, but just as she was going after Eric, she ended up shot with the bow and arrow. The body was revealed as a mannequin, and after the werewolf's demise, Eric expressed shock over learning about Michelle's heel persona, with the villainess calling out Eric by name before dying.
Diana Sosa

**Diana Sosa** (Amanda Woodhams) was the main villainess of the 2018 film *Dark Sister*.

She was played by Amanda Woodhams.

Diana was the psychotic long-lost twin sister of Cassie Sosa (the film's main protagonist, also played by Woodhams). As revealed by Diana and Cassie's supposed father Hector, their mother had used them for experiments in her quest to discover if human emotion could be controlled by one sentient being, choosing Diana for much of her work after dismissing Cassie as a failure. As a result of her mother's experiments, Diana developed the ability to possess and control others. Diana escaped her mother's clutches sometime before the film's events, and subsequently turned heel herself by using her abilities to kill people; a killing spree noticed by detective sergeant Billy Fabrizzi.

Cassie also bore witness to Diana's killing spree, as her psychic connection to her evil twin allowed her to have dreams about the murders. Diana made her first on-screen appearance after possessing Cassie's friend Kelly Steele to have her attack her fiancee (and Cassie's ex-boyfriend) Trent Melville, killing Kelly by stabbing her with a knitting needle. After a confrontation with Hector revealing that he was another man who was experimented on by Dr. Sosa, Hector injected Cassie with an emotion strengthening serum to allow her to send psychic vibes to Diana, with the plan succeeding in doing harm to the villainess. While Cassie was revived by Trent, Diana was captured and restrained by Dr. Sosa, who briefly tortured her daughter with electric shocks as punishment for escaping before revealing her plan to have Diana impregnated with a child, likely doing so as part of her further agenda.

After Hector's twin brother Apollo had sex with the captive Diana, Diana whispered to Apollo how her mother was planning to take their baby, with Hector and Cassie taking over their respective twins' bodies while Diana's spirit was transferred to a male experiment subject, allowing her to attack her mother with a knife and tie her to her chair. After killing Apollo and Dr. Sosa, the evil Diana turned her sinister sights on her sister, delusionally believing she was trying to hurt her unborn child. After Cassie and Trent stopped the deranged Hector from killing Trent with an injection, having become intent on helping Diana rather than stopping her, the latter was possessed by Diana into attempting to kill Cassie. Diana was ultimately defeated, however, when Cassie injected herself in the heart with the emotion strengthening serum, with the drug's psychic effects on Diana killing her this time.
Janice Robertson

**Janice Robertson** is the villainess from "M Is for the Many Things She Gave Me," episode 4.22 of *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.* Played by Pam Grier, Janice Robertson is an old college flame of Philip Banks, and her presence at the Banks' house already caused jealousy from Vivian, due to Phil's bonding with Janice. She is also the mother of Wendy Robertson, who later went on a date with Will (who won a bet with Carlton over her affections).

After dropping Wendy off at her hotel room, Will encountered Janice, who invited him inside her own room. Janice began turning heel when she resurfaced wearing a red robe, which made Will nervous. She later showed Will some photos of her from her college days, including one of her not wearing anything, continuing her villainous seduction. Will rushes to leave Janice's room, but at that moment, Janice turned heel and informed Will that he is not going anywhere. Janice smiled evilly and later engaged in a sexual tryst with Will, cementing Janice as a villainess.

The next day, the evil Janice encountered Will again at the Banks household and continued her seductive ways, while also showing concern only for her own appearance if her villainous secret was found out. The act is eventually revealed when Will confesses to Phil, but even after the revelation, Janice showed no remorse and stated that it wasn't a big deal. She again flirted with Phil, but he resisted her and showed his devotion to Vivian.
Lorraine

**Lorraine** is a villainess from 2014's *The Purge: Anarchy.*

She was played by Roberta Valderrama.

Lorraine is the sister of Tanya, one of the protagonists of the film, and the group of protagonists encountered Lorraine after Eva took them to Tanya's house. The group was enjoying themselves, but Lorraine kept staring ominously at Tanya and Roddy, Lorraine's husband. Lorraine turned heel when she entered the living room with a gun in her hand and shot Tanya to death in cold blood.

Lorraine's villainous motive: she found out about Tanya sleeping with Roddy, and she verbally confronted him about the affair after killing Tanya. Lorraine later had her sights on killing her husband, stating that cheaters deserve to die. After the Sergeant shoots Roddy to save Liz, the evil Lorraine fired at the Sergeant, leading to a massive gunfight in the home. Lorraine escapes, and her fate is unknown.
Katie Nevins

**Katherine "Katie" Nevins** (Elisabeth Moss) is the main villainess from "Baby Boom," episode 1.05 of *Law & Order: Trial by Jury* (airdate March 25, 2005). She is a live-in nanny who is also a practicing fashion designer.

As the episode progressed, Katie is revealed to have violent tendencies towards her young charges, which were connected to occurrences getting in the way of her designing. While serving as a nanny for the Rawlings family, Katie caught 4-year-old Kevin making a cape out of expensive fabric she was using to make a purse, and unleashed her anger by spanking Kevin so hard that she left welts on him. She later served as a nanny caring for Marissa Downey, and she unleashed her abuse on her as well, breaking her wrist after finding out she missed a deadline in her fashion class.

Six weeks later, Katie set up a meeting regarding a job interview, and later phoned Marissa's mother, Dr. Emily Downey, if she could return home so she could leave. Emily stated that she was busy with work and couldn't, which caused Katie to burst into tears and beg her to send someone to watch Marissa. After Emily hung up on her, Katie took her disappointment out on a crying Marissa; violently shaking her in a twisted attempt to quiet her--before slamming her on a wall, which killed her. Katie ended up arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

During her trial, the callous and evil Katie attempted to place blame on Emily, claiming that she believed Marissa was sick and when she told Emily, she was brushed off. She also stated that she called 911 regarding Marissa, and followed the operator's instructions to check the airway. However, Kibre gave a demonstration and reenactment of Katie calling 911 during her closing argument, while playing the call, which showed that Katie didn't check the airway; because the instructions were coming too fast and--more importantly--Katie knew exactly what was wrong with Marissa: her head was slammed down.

Katie was convicted of second-degree murder, but Judge Patel (a former legal aid attorney) felt that the jury's conviction was solely based on emotions and not facts, and he overturned Katie's conviction, allowing her to go free.
Layla

**Layla** is a villainess who competed in WWE. In her entire WWE career (2006-2015), Layla held the WWE Women's Championship and the WWE Divas Championship once each, having captured the former as a heel.

Layla debuted in WWE after winning the Diva Search in 2006. A year later, Layla became a villainess and feuded with Kelly Kelly for several months between 2007 and 2008 on the ECW brand, before being moved to Raw in 2008, where she later became the heel manager for William Regal. Layla managed Regal until she was moved to SmackDown in 2009, where she engaged in a brief feud with Eve Torres. Later in the year, Layla aligned with Michelle McCool to form the LayCool tag team, which remains Layla's most known villainous role. During that time, Layla captured the Women's Championship in 2010. The duo split up in 2011.

After being sidelined for a year due to a torn ACL, Layla returned in 2012 as a babyface and captured the Divas Championship. and also aligned with Kaitlyn for several months. Layla turned heel and attempted to upstage new Divas Champion Kaitlyn so she could receive a title opportunity at WrestleMania in early 2013, but the angle was dropped in March of that year. Layla kept her villainous persona hidden and reunited with Kaitlyn months later, but on August 2, the evil Layla sabotaged Kaitlyn during her title opportunity against AJ Lee. Layla laughed evilly and left the ring with AJ, cementing Layla as a villainess once again. Layla went on to become Fandango's manager in 2014, before forming a partnership with Summer Rae later that year. On July 29, 2015, Layla retired from wrestling.
Natalie Vasquez

**Natalie Vasquez** was a redeemed villainess from the ABC series, *Quantico*.

She was played by Anabelle Acosta.

Natalie Vasquez first appeared in the series' second episode, "America", as a new recruit at Quantico. She had a competitive rivalry with main protagonist Alex Parrish, and in the Quantico timeline, Natalie displays her arrogant heel persona when participating in training activities with Alex.

Nine months later, Natalie graduated from Quantico and became an FBI agent. Later in the aforementioned episode, "America", Natalie turned villainous and used her contempt for Alex to pursue her, after Alex was set up as the culprit in the bombing of Grand Central Station. The two women engaged in combat against each other, which included Natalie chasing Alex to the rooftop, where Alex subdued the villainess and handcuffed her. Natalie continued her relentless pursuit of Alex until she finally believed that Alex was innocent, redeeming Natalie.

Beginning with the episode, "Guilty", Natalie contributes to helping clear Alex. In the end of the episode, "Alex", Natalie appeared to Alex with a bomb strapped to her, placed by the real terrorist (later revealed to be Liam O'Connor). Natalie was killed when Liam detonated the bomb in the end of the following episode, "Clear".