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Anita

**Anita** was the villainess from *Once Upon a Time* episode 2.05, "Child of the Moon."

She was played by Annabeth Gish, who also appeared on *CSI* as recurring villainess Laura Gabriel.

Anita was the evil werewolf mother of Red Riding Hood, who was thought to be long deceased. Red Riding Hood reunites with Anita when she is rescued by Quinn, who is also a werewolf, and learns that Anita is the leader of a pack of werewolves. Anita tells Red that Granny actually kidnapped her because she saw the wolf within her as a monster, but she later learns that she can control it. Once Snow White (who was with Red at the episode's beginning) reunites with Red at Anita's lair, the Evil Queen's huntsmen (who had been tracking Snow) barge in after her, killing Quinn while doing so.

Anita turned heel and blamed Quinn's death on Snow, ordering her to be tied up so she can be killed by moonrise. She orders Red to kill Snow, but she refuses, saying that Snow is her friend. At that moment, the evil Anita transforms and attempts to kill Snow herself, but Ruby also shifts and fights her villainous mother. Anita ended up impaled as a result, showing disappointment in Red's choice before dying.
Liz White

**Liz White** is the main villainess from "Twice Dead," episode 11.15 of *Murder, She Wrote*.

She was played by Annie Corley, who later appeared on *CSI* as villainous nurse Joanne McKay.

Liz White is a research colleague for Dr. Max Franklin, who was working on a drug that could cure cancer. She was also in a relationship with Franklin for four years, but after receiving a letter from him ending their relationship, Liz became enraged. It had been reported that Max was killed in a plane crash, but he had actually faked his death to continue his research in secret. Once Liz found out that her former beau was alive, she attempted to kill him with a bomb, but that failed. Liz later lured Max in to meeting her about his research, and it was there that the villainess took the opportunity to kill him, doing so by bludgeoning him with an ashtray.

Later in the episode, Liz is shown conversing with Jessica Fletcher, until the latter receives a phone call from David Randall--stating that he found a way to recover Max's files. The files contained Max's letter to Liz, and knowing this, the evil Liz appeared at the lab and informed David that she needed to use the computer, revealing Liz's heel persona. At that moment, Jessica appeared and revealed Liz's true plan to erase the file, which was evidence of Liz's motive for killing Max. After being caught, Liz confessed everything: the failed plot to kill Max and the actual murder, while stating that she sacrificed everything for him and she wanted commitment from Max. Liz was later arrested.
Alexa Lee

**Alexa Lee** is the main villainess from "Infernal Guinea Pig," episode 3.16 of *Lucifer*.

She was played by Jacqueline Obradors.

Alexa Lee is a B-movie producer whose assistant, Bree Garland, was the victim of an explosion. It was originally believed that Alexa was the intended target and that Bree was killed by mistake, but the investigation revealed that Bree was the true target. Other than directing films, Alexa laundered the money she made from her movies to Bolivian drug cartels, with Bree eventually finding out about her boss' corruption. Bree refused to be bought off by the cartels, instead planning to expose Alexa as a corrupt villainess, prompting the Bolivians to plant the bomb in Alexa's mailbox. As for Alexa, she rescheduled her Pilates class to avoid the explosion, which originally killed Bree, only for Bree to be resurrected when Abel (the brother of Cain, aka Lt. Marcus Pierce) took over Bree's body.

Alexa acted concerned and grief-stricken over Bree's death during her first encounter with Chloe Decker and Lucifer Morningstar, only for a second encounter with the pair ending with Alexa learning that Bree was alive. Afterwards, Alexa turned heel and planned to kill Bree, knowing full well that Bree could expose her. In the episode's climax, the evil Alexa planted a bomb in the drawer that contained the documents, and also took Bree's belongings out of her hospital room; all the while, Bree, Chloe, and Lucifer discovered the bomb in the drawer. After Chloe defused the bomb, she revealed to Lucifer that Alexa's prints were found on the bomb, which was enough to arrest Alexa (off-screen) for her crimes. It was also revealed that Alexa would flip on the Bolivians, most likely for a better deal.
Jessica (Marriage of Lies)

**Jessica** was the hidden villainess from the 2016 Lifetime film, *Marriage of Lies*.

She was played by Virginia Williams.

Jessica was the best friend of main protagonist Rachel Wilson, but unbeknownst to Rachel, Jessica was also the villainous mistress of Rachel's husband, Tye. The pair began working on their plan to fake Tye's disappearance and set up Rachel as the culprit. As part of their plan, the evil Jessica sabotaged Rachel's anti-depressant medicine, with the deed coming after her villainous reveal.

In the film's climax, Jessica discovered Rachel confronting Tye at the cabin where he was "held captive," blaming Rachel for driving Tye away. Rachel informed Jessica that Tye had yet another girlfriend, and she was pregnant with his child. Jessica denied the accusation, but Tye confirmed it, right before he shot and killed Jessica with a gun that Jessica gave him. When the detective came in and was arresting Rachael, in her last dying breath, Jessica confess to her and Tye's plan, which made him arrest Tye instead of Rachael.
Amanda Daniels

**Amanda Daniels** is a villainess in "The Five People You Meet in Hell," the second episode of *Night Stalker*.

She was played by Wylie Small.

Amanda Daniels is a high profile judge who convicted cult leader/serial killer Damon Caylor, who has been exacting revenge from behind bars with the hypnotic phrase, "You know what you have to do," sending the phrase to those who were responsible for his incarceration, which not only included Amanda, but Carl Kolchak's partner, Perri White.

Amanda displayed a heel persona as she was preparing dinner at home, while her husband, Colin, was watching basketball. Amanda snarled at Colin to turn the TV down, but he doesn't hear her. Amanda's daughter calls her over to show her something she had done, which is later to be revealed to be Caylor's hypnotic phrase posted in magnetic letters. After seeing the phrase, the evil Amanda slowly walked away and killed her husband with her knife, turning Amanda heel. It was later revealed that Amanda's daughter, who posted the message, was killed by a drunk driver months prior to the event.
Fran Hendrix

**Fran Hendrix** (Abby Dalton; 1932-2020) is a hidden villainess from "Round Up the Old Gang," episode 3.17 of *Hardcastle and McCormick* (airdate February 17, 1986).

## Introduction

Fran Hendrix is the wife of Teddy Hendrix, who is a former college roommate and basketball teammate of Milton C. Hardcastle. Her introductory scene took place when Hardcastle and Mark McCormick visited her home while returning Teddy's basketball trophy, with the scene showing that Fran was elated over seeing Hardcastle before voicing her worries over her husband, coming after Hardcastle revealed that he saw Teddy being accosted by a pair of men.

Fran informed the pair that Teddy had been having problems in his profession, and mentioned an article written by a man named Roy Barlow, after which Teddy called Fran before returning home and taking his gun to confront Barlow. At a party celebrating the reunion of Hardcastle and Teddy's basketball team, Teddy confessed that he threw the championship game they played in for gamblers, and he had been part of a numbers-fixing racket masterminded by Barlow, but he was planning on getting out and taking down Barlow's operation.

## Heel Turn

The two men who accosted Teddy, named Jensen and Farrell, were Barlow's henchmen, and while Hardcastle informed Lt. Frank Harper about everything, he was contacted by Fran. Fran informed Hardcastle that she went through her husband's files and stated that Teddy was involved in something much deeper, with Hardcastle heading to Fran's home after hearing her voice her fears for her own safety.

After Hardcastle arrived, Fran urged him to enter and said that she was glad that he arrived, but shortly afterwards, Fran began turning heel when she informed Hardcastle that she was sorry that he found Teddy's trophy. Following this, Hardcastle was knocked out by Barlow; all the while, Fran gave an evil smirk over her handiwork, cementing Fran's heel turn in the process.

## Climax and Arrest

   The scene revealed that Fran was Barlow's accomplice, having lured Hardcastle into their trap. The villainess accompanied Barlow and his group as they took Hardcastle to a nearby warehouse, and after being admonished, the evil Fran lashed out at Hardcastle for judging her, claiming that she needed more from Teddy and voiced her anger over his plans to get out of the operation, which also revealed her knowledge of her husband's forced compliance.

After capturing Hardcastle, Fran lured Teddy to the same area, masking her heel persona by feigning panic over being "captured" by Barlow. Teddy and McCormick contacted the former's ex-teammates, and (along with Hardcastle) they later took down Barlow and his crew. Regarding Fran, she was arrested for her role as a conspirator.
Adrienne Veston

**Adrienne Veston** is the villainess from *CSI: Miami* episode 5.19, "Bloodline."

She was played by Tonantzin Carmelo.

Adrienne Veston is the wife of Reggie Veston, who runs the Kipayo Indian Casino, and they were both being questioned by Ryan and Calleigh regarding the murder of Doug Lansing. Reggie's name was on a black book that belonged to a deceased prostitute (who went under the name Tess), and after learning the truth, Adrienne confronted her husband, who confessed everything.

Afterwards, Adrienne turned heel and killed her husband in a fit of rage, doing so by stabbing his face with her hair pin. Adrienne was revealed as Reggie's killer when a single piece of confetti was found on the body--the confetti had traces of raspberry hairspray, which Adrienne uses. Calleigh informed the evil Adrienne that she is under arrest.
Nancy Chambers

**Nancy Chambers** was a villainess from "Habeas Corpses," an episode of *She-Wolf of London* (alternately titled, *Love and Curses*).

She was played by Marta DuBois.

Nancy Chambers was a divorce attorney who represented Ian in his "divorce battle" against Randi; in actuality, Ian and Randi were investigating a firm which turned out to be a den filled with vampire lawyers. Nancy ends up encountering Alan Decker, who is revealed to be the head vampire who represented and turned Karen Colfax. Though it is not shown on screen, Nancy ends up bitten by Alan, as blood is shown on her collar after their meeting.

Nancy turned heel while encountering Ian (who was doing research on the vampires that he and Randi have been encountering) and reveals that she's made a deal with Alan, which includes Randi getting everything in their divorce. After that, the evil Nancy flashed her fangs and reveals herself as a vampiress, while later attacking Ian. Ian eventually fought off the villainess, and later used a fireplace poker to kill Nancy, who also ends up eletrocuted when she's hurled into the lights.
Holly Gero

**Holly Gero** (Karissa Lee Staples) was the main villainess from "Farewell... and "...My Lovely," episodes 1.05 and 1.06 of *L.A.'s Finest* (airdates May 20 and 27, 2019).

## Backstory

Holly Gero was the fiancee of a man named Sawyer Bellows, but sometime before the events of "Farewell...," Sawyer planned to undergo gender reassignment surgery. Holly not only supported Sawyer, she paid for the surgeries, which resulted in Sawyer becoming a woman named Eve. Holly was still very much in love with Eve and wanted to remain with her, though Eve set her sites on boxer Karim Delgado, ending her relationship with Holly.

## Events

Enraged over being dumped by her longtime lover, Holly turned heel in the events and brutally murdered Eve, doing so by slashing her body and nearly undoing the surgeries performed on her. The psychotic villainess committed the brutal murder in her home, and she later dumped Eve's body inside a church, where she was found in the opening scenes. The location and brutality of Eve's body led detectives Nancy McKenna and Sydney Burnett to believe that this was a case of transphobia, though Karim himself became a suspect in the murder of his girlfriend. Later in the episode, however, the evil Holly stabbed Karim to death at his home, continuing her scorned vendetta.

The following episode, "...My Lovely," had detectives Ben Walker and Ben Baines suspecting Sam (another trans person) of the murders, though their interview with a hospitalized Sam (who was in a car accident) had him revealing that Eve got into a confrontation a blonde woman before her murder. The Bens' look into Eve's social media revealed her previous identity as well as the blonde woman, the latter being Holly. Holly's reveal came when the Bens searched her home and found a pool of blood, which revealed that she killed Eve at her home and that she had paid for Eve's surgeries. After learning that Holly was at a nearby hotel, the pair went there and found a suicidal Holly standing on the balcony.

The maniacal villainess threatened to jump, while adding that she loved Eve and that they were supposed to be married. Holly voiced her heartbreak over being alone, and in response to Walker's attempts to talk her down by telling her that she wouldn't be alone, Holly stated that she wouldn't be and that Eve was waiting for her. Shortly afterwards, Holly intentionally fell over the balcony and to her death.

## Trivia

* Karissa Lee Staples also played psychotic villainess Kara in Lifetime's *Inspired to Kill*.

## Quotes

* "(Walker: "You don't have to be alone, Holly.") And I won't be. She's waiting for me." (Holly Gero's last words before her suicide)
Martina

**Martina** is a villainess from "The Spirit of Television," from the third and final season of *Friday the 13th: The Series*.

She was played by Susan Cox.

Martina was a designer and mentor for fellow designer Genevieve, a friend of Micki Foster. She passed away years prior to the episode's events, but in the episode, Martina's spirit appeared while Genevieve, Micki, and Johnny participated in a reading from Ilsa Van Zandt, who was using a cursed TV set.

After the reading, Martina turned heel and was sent by Ilsa to kill Genevieve, while laughing evilly at the request. Martina displayed her villainous persona to Genevieve while she was working at her studio; berating Genevieve for stealing her designs and claiming them as her own. Genevieve's attempt to escape Martina led her to fall into her bathtub, while the evil Martina moved closer to her victim. The TV that maintained Martina's evil spirit fell in the tub, electrocuting and killing Genevieve.
Natalie Burke

**Natalie Burke**is the protagonist villainess from the 1996 film, *Werewolf* (alternately titled *Arizona Werewolf*).

She was played by Adrianna Miles.

Natalie Burke is an archaeologist who developed romantic feelings for Paul Niles, who was attacked by a werewolf skull by Yuri (the main antagonist). As a result of the attack, Paul becomes a werewolf himself, unbeknownst to Natalie. After Natalie and Yuri both spot Paul changing at a bar, both of them attempt to capture Paul and take him to the lab, beginning Natalie's heel turn. Natalie later arrives at Paul's home and sees him in full werewolf form, and chases after him when he goes after Yuri. Paul ends up killing Yuri in his lycanthropic form.

At the end of the film, Natalie turned heel and became a werewolf herself, making her slight transformation as she walked upstairs to Paul's bedroom. Regarding her physical appearance, the evil Natalie displayed some facial hair, and her hairstyle resembles a slightly animalistic mane. It is not revealed how Natalie became a werewolf, though it is suggested that she became one after she and Paul made love. Natalie and Paul reunite in the final scene of the film, both in their werewolf forms, Natalie flashed an evil smile in the scene, embracing her villainous persona.
Liz Pitt

**Liz Pitt** is the matriarch of the Pitt family from the short-lived Fox sitcom, *The Pitts*. Liz served as the main villainess in the third episode, "Squarewolves."

She was played by the late Kellie Waymire.

The episode has Liz and Bob attacked by wolves while the family is out late at night. On the following night, Liz turned into a werewolf, as did Bob, and both of them prowled around in their bestial forms. The couple woke up the next morning with no memory of their werewolf transformations, until Faith and Pete showed them taped evidence.

Liz and Bob attempted to chain themselves up before nightfall, but when the full moon rose, the couple transformed and escaped. Faith and Pete find their werewolf parents at a nearby animal shelter, and release them, while locking them in a cage in the house. However, Liz and Bob escaped, and the two went after Faith and Pete. After a slight distraction, the evil Liz closed in on Pete and attempted to devour him. At that moment, the sun rises and the parents are morphed back to normal.
Dr. Cheryl Ormand

**Dr. Cheryl Ormand** is the hidden main villainess from "Living on the Streets Can Be Murder," episode 3.10 of *Diagnosis Murder*.

She was played by Denise Miller.

Dr. Cheryl Ormand is a disgraced former medical doctor who lost her license in a malpractice suit. She later began collaborating with her brother to from the Ormand Clinic, where she served as the assistant to Howard Mitchell. Working under her married last name, Dante, Cheryl enlisted Tom Winston to help her send organs to her brother's office in the Caribbean, doing so by abducting homeless people and carving them out.

Mark Sloan, who posed as a homeless man to investigate, was abducted by Winston and taken to the People's Clinic. Cheryl revealed herself as the villainess when she entered in her medical gear, and after the reveal, the evil Cheryl injected Winston with four CCs of hydrochloride. The villainess began to work on Mark, who she recognized from the first time they encountered each other. Cheryl boldly defended her cruel actions, stating that she provides a service to people with money, but right when she was set to inject Mark with hydrochloride, Steve and Jesse arrived and arrested Cheryl.
Charlotte Boyd

**Charlotte Boyd** is the main villainess from "Once Upon a Crime," episode 4.17 of *Castle*.

She was played by Meghan Markle.

## Backstory

Charlotte Boyd is a broker for a high-level real estate firm, and as her backstory reveals, she was at a fairy tale-themed party with friends Amy Morgan and Kristina Curtis on May 6, 2005. Charlotte was dressed as Sleeping Beauty, Amy as Little Red Riding Hood, and Kristina as Snow White. Owen Thomas, who was dressed as Prince Charming at the party, was extremely high on drugs and got out of Charlotte's car while under the influence. Following this, Charlotte accidentally ran over and killed Owen with her car, and following the accident, she paid for the damages to the car; while forming a pact with her friends to cover up what happened.

## Events

In the episode's events, Charlotte, Amy, and Kristina were threatened by a mysterious blackmailer, who was later revealed as Owen's brother, Darren (who was married to Amy's sister), demanding an exact sum of $50.605 from each of them (5/6/05--the date of Owen's death). All three paid off the blackmailer, but fearing that the truth would come out, Charlotte turned heel and set out to permanently silence her co-horts, with her plan beginning with using a credit card belonging to Jamie Isaacson (one of her clients) to buy the costumes they wore at the party. Amy was Charlotte's first victim, as she dressed Amy in her costume and injected her with a lethal dose of a drug cocktail to kill her. The villainess clawed Amy's face with a wolf claw to make it appear that a wolf actually mauled her to death. Later on, the evil Charlotte did the same to Kristina, killing her with the drug and leaving her in her Snow White costume with an apple in her possession. To cover up her own deeds, Charlotte put on the Sleeping Beauty costume and injected herself with half of the drug, making it appear that she was an attempted victim.

Castle and Beckett found Charlotte and sent her to the hospital, where she told them about the party, but claimed that Amy was behind the wheel when Owen was killed. After Darren was revealed as the blackmailer, he was arrested for that crime and for the murders. However, while Castle was tying his mother's bow on her costume, he realized that Charlotte was the actual killer, as she had tied bows on her victims and herself. Castle and Beckett returned to Charlotte's hospital room, where the former showed Charlotte photos of the bows, with the ones on Amy and Kristina being horizontal, while her own was vertical. Beckett revealed that Charlotte was the driver, and while Charlotte arrogantly stated that she couldn't prove what happened, Beckett had evidence that she paid for the damages and stole Jamie's credit information. Charlotte was arrested for the two murders and for Owen's wrongful death, while being left incredulous that the bows gave away her evil scheme.
Kelly Taylor

**Kelly Taylor** (Briana Evigan) is the main protagonist of the 2010 film *Burning Bright*. She was the daughter of Catherine Taylor, being left in the care of her stepfather Johnny Gavenue after Catherine seemingly committed suicide via overdose. Her mother's passing also forced her to begin caring for her autistic younger brother Tom, with the film opening with Kelly preparing to leave Tom at a special hospital to be cared for while she went to college.

However, Kelly's plan was kiboshed after finding that Johnny had withdrawn all the money from her bank account and closed it, with Kelly's attempt to get her stepfather to give the money back failing due to him having already spent the money to purchase a Bengal tiger. Not comfortable with Johny's suggestion that she leave Tom in his care while she went to college, Kelly attempted to defer until the second semester, only to be told that since she'd already deferred twice, her scholarship would be revoked if she didn't start classes that semester.

Frustated by this revelation and Tom's autistic fits with her, Kelly went to sleep after putting Tom to bed and had a dream in which Kelly was shown as a callous and murderous villainess. After getting out of bed, Kelly crept down the hallways and went into her brother's room, where she proceeded to begin suffocating her brother with his own pillow. The evil Kelly continued her attack as Tom fruitlessly tried to fight back, with the young boy still fighting for his life when a thunder crash woke Kelly, ending the dream.

## Trivia

* Briana Evigan also played recurring villainess Sonja Lam on *From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series* and appeared as the psychotic Melanie Jones in the Lifetime film *My Husband's Secret Wife*.
Marla Ridgely Moore

**Marla Ridgely Moore** was the hidden main villainess of "Pick Your Poison," episode 5.10 of *Elementary* (airdate December 18, 2016). She was the ex-wife of Patrick Moore (who cheated on her with Janine Roth—one of Marla's employees), the mother of their only son Ethan, the daughter of millionaire tycoon Sam Ridgely, and the likely heiress to her family's furniture business.

Marla was introduced as one of the episode's two murder victims, with the other victim being Dr. Franny Krieg. Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson found their corpses in Krieg's office, as they were there after finding out that she had used the latter's credentials (along with those of three other physicians) in order to run a "pill mill" which involved her selling illegal prescriptions of opioids to addicts. However, it was gradually unearthed that beneath her affluence and status was a cruel and unhinged woman.

Less than eighteen years before the episode's events, she developed a habit of stealing her father's medications and using them to make Ethan suffer from various symptoms that resembled those of an autoimmune disease—including antibodies in his blood, joint pain, and weakened muscles. The villainess committed the Munchausen by proxy poisonings throughout her son's childhood and into his adolescence, doing so most likely due to the attention she received while tending to him. Furthermore, the evil Marla constantly doctor shopped so that she could get more medications to use against Ethan's immune system, which included visiting Franny's office on two occasions—the second of which took place after she accidentally phoned one of her illicit aliases and left a voice message for her about her son.

Marla gave inconsistencies that led to Krieg surmising that something was off, with one of them being that the former had stated to the latter that Ethan's symptoms started showing themselves when he was three; however, she later changed her story and stated in the aforementioned message that her son had been treated since he was six, going as far as to mention juvenile arthritis even though she never brought it up before. A week before the events of the episode, Franny's concern for Ethan drove her to reveal her suspicions about what Marla had been doing during a private session with him, while also disclosing her own criminal acts in order to gain his trust. Enraged at his mother for what he viewed as her stealing his life from him, as he was a virtual shut-in due to her callous deeds, he returned to Krieg's office with the help of drug addict Todd Fisher—shooting both Marla and then Krieg herself dead. While Patrick was being interviewed by Sherlock and Detective Marcus Bell, he referred to his late ex-wife as "a saint," indicating that he was unaware of Marla's true personality.
Ann Weber

**Ann Weber** (Olivia Burnette) is the main villainess from "Off the Hook," episode 6.06 of *The Closer* (airdate August 16, 2010). She is the widow of Scott Weber, who was killed by ex-con Richard Conway.

Conway was brought in as part of Major Crimes' investigation regarding the murder of California Parole Commissioner Danielle Ross, as he was released as part of a program that allowed early release for non-violent offenders, which Ross approved. Conway's interview came after they addressed convicted killer Tomas Medina, who was believed to have masterminded the murder, until Brenda Leigh Johnson realized that he had nothing to do with Ross' murder.

During his interview, Conway (who was once convicted of drug possession) voiced his belief that he should not have been released, adding that it was part of the reason why he killed Scott Weber with a box cutter at an ATM, doing so to score drug money. It was at that moment that Ann appeared at the station, after which Brenda caught the scent of her perfume, which Ann revealed was named Gardenia. It was the same scent that was at the Ross murder scene, and knowing that Ann was Ross' true killer, Brenda and Sgt. David Gabriel informed Ann that Conway was actually innocent in her husband's murder. This caused Ann to go into shock, after which Brenda offered to drive her home; however, Ann was driven to Ross' home, where she was officially revealed as Ross' killer.

As Brenda revealed, Ann turned heel following her husband's murder and sought revenge on Ross, who she blamed for the chain of events that led to Scott's murder. She continously stalked Ross inside her home before stealing Ross' garage door opener to reprogram her own, allowing her to enter Ross' home through the garage and shoot her to death, after which she used the aforementioned box cutter to slash Ross' throat post-mortem. In response, the evil Ann admitted to stalking and killing Ross, and lashed out at Major Crimes for arresting an innocent man, with Gabriel revealing that Conway did kill Scott and his innocence was a lie to trap Ann. Gabriel added that Conway's release wasn't Ross' idea and that she only signed off on the program, only for the callous and deranged madwoman to continue to blame Ross, adding that she went along with the release. Afterwards, Ann was handcuffed and arrested.
Gayle Spano

**Gayle Spano** (Wanda Cannon) is the hidden main villainess from "The Fresh Princess," episode 5.09 of *iZombie* (airdate June 27, 2019). She is the wife of Alex Spano and the mother of Laurie-Beth Spano.

20 years prior to the events, Laurie-Beth Spano collapsed while competing in the Miss Future Seattle pageant, and it was revealed that her makeup was laced with rose hip extract, which Laurie-Beth was allergic to. She was placed in a coma, and afterwards, fellow contestant Velma Charlet was accused of tampering with Laurie-Beth's makeup. Velma confessed, but in the episode's events, Laurie-Beth died after being comatose for 20 years, resulting in Velma facing manslaughter charges; though she changed her story and denied sabotaging the makeup.

Gayle appeared briefly with Alex at the morgue, expressing her grief over her daughter's coma and eventual death, while adding that she videotaped the entire pageant on the day in question. A vision from Liv Moore revealed a twist, it was *Velma*'s makeup that was sabotaged, not Laurie-Beth's, as Laurie-Beth was locked out of her room and couldn't apply her own. Velma was cleared and revealed as the true intended target, and among additional suspects was fellow contestant Elise Falcon, but she was cleared as the culprit. While Liv watched the video from the pageant, she saw Gayle walking backstage during her daughter's performance, which counteracted against Gayle's statement that was videotaping the entire time, and ended up revealing her as the true saboteur.

When Velma was suspected, it was originally believed that she was losing to Laurie-Beth and sabotaged her so she could win. In actuality, Laurie-Beth was losing, as her flute solo did not go well, despite giving flawless performances during practice. Fearing that her daughter would lose the competition, Gayle turned heel by sabotaging Velma's makeup, as she saw Velma as Laurie-Beth's main rival. The villainess entered Velma's room and laced her makeup with the rose hip extract, planning to give Velma a rash. However, Laurie-Beth ended up putting on Velma's makeup after she was locked out of her own room, and it led to her allergic reaction, coma, and eventual death 20 years later.

In order to get a confession out of Gayle, Clive pretended to railroad Velma, while Liv and Gayle watched video of Laurie-Beth's performance. The ruse works, as during the "interrogation," the evil Gayle admitted to sabotaging Velma's makeup, stating that her daughter deserved to win and adding that she had lived with her actions in the 20 years that passed. Following her confession, Gayle was arrested (off-screen).
Desire

**Desire**(aka **Mona**) was the titular villainess in *Desire, the Vampire* (alternately titled, *I, Desire*).

She was played by Barbara Stock, who (among other villainous roles) appeared as the villainous Scam Woman on *Seinfeld*.

Desire was a vampiress who had been prowling the dark streets of various towns before arriving in Los Angeles, in the guise of a nurse named Mona. She worked at the same hospital as the main character, David Balsiger, who worked as a coroner's assistant, and she came in physical contact with David at one point when she attacked him. After his encounter with the vampiress and learning more about her from an ex-communicated priest named Paul, David encountered Mona as he's driving down the street, and later drives Mona to her house.

After arriving at the house, Mona showed signs of a heel turn and began coming on to David, right before she headed upstairs to change. She walked back downstairs in a black gown and continued seducing David, who resists her villainous advances and headed to the bathroom. Mona turned heel and officially revealed herself to David as the evil Desire, flashing her vampire fangs at her intended victim. Desire manages to trap David on a balcony, but when she leaps towards him, she falls to her death.
Dvora

**Dvora** is the hidden main villainess from "Boyle's Hunch," episode 3.03 of *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*.

She was played by Stormi Henley.

Dvora is a model and assistant to Nick Lingeman at his art gallery, which he co-owned with his now ex-girlfriend, Genevieve Mirren-Carter. As revealed later on, Dvora was in love with Nick, but he was still carrying a torch for his ex-girlfriend. Out of jealousy, Dvora decided to frame Genevieve for insurance fraud, beginning with using a latex hand with Genevieve's fingerprints to gain access to the gallery. After entering, the evil Dvora stole various paintings from the gallery and placed them in a storage unit, which she purchased on April 16. As a result of Dvora's heel persona and actions, Genevieve ended up convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison, just minutes after she and Charles Boyle met for the first time.

Jake and Charles got on the case after the latter (who was smitten by Genevieve due to their countless similarities) looked over the case and realized that Genevieve was set up. The duo visited the gallery and encountered Dvora, who was donning a purple latex bodysuit. Nick was the target of Jake and (especially) Charles' investigation, but Dvora later states that Nick couldn't have done it because he still loved Genevieve. She gave the pair a box of Genevieve's stuff (mainly because she never wanted to see it again) before ejecting them from the gallery.

Dvora was revealed as the villainess at the very end of the episode, as Jake pinpointed to Charles that Genevieve couldn't have done it because the storage locker was purchased on April 16--the same date that Genevieve and Nick made love on a canvas covered in paint, which became a painting known as "Genevieve 416." Jake later showed Charles the holding cell, which had Dvora inside, as she was arrested by Jake.
Heather Miller

**Heather Miller** (Ty Glaser) is a villainess from *Bones*' fourth season premiere, "Yanks in the U.K." (airdate September 3, 2008). She is the girlfriend of American businessman Roger Frampton, and the potential stepmother of Roger's daughter, Portia Frampton.

Heather appeared in Part 1 of the two-hour episode, as she was shown with Roger while they were interviewed by Dr. Temperance Brennan, Seeley Booth, and Inspector Cate Pritchard regarding Portia. She spoke fondly of Portia, stating that Portia was like a little sister to her, while also asking not to show a photo of a nude Portia on the cover of a British tabloid. As part of the investigation into Portia's murder, the group also sought out the person who took the photos of Portia and sold them to the tabloid.

The trio, along with Dr. Ian Wexler, was assisted by Angela Montenegro, who contacted them from the Jeffersonian lab and stated that the photos were taken with an 80 mm lens and doctored to look fuzzy, while a reflection in Portia's eyes revealed that the photographer captured her from inside Portia's bedroom. Brennan suspected Portia's ex-boyfriend, Harry Bonham, though Pritchard stated that Harry would have no motive and stated that a disgruntled servant could have taken the photos. Brennan and Booth spoke to Heather about the investigation regarding the photos, though Heather expected them to look into Portia's murder. Brennan informed Heather that the photos were taken from Portia's bedroom, and in response to Heather stating that one of the servants let a paparazzo inside, Brennan said that the help provided Pritchard with a surprising detail:  Heather was in the bedroom, meaning that she had taken the photos.

As Heather later revealed, she had wanted to marry Roger, stating that they had set five wedding dates, only for Portia to talk her father into postponing. Frustrated over the delays, as well as over Roger seeing Portia as a sweet and innocent girl, Heather turned heel and took pictures of Portia while she was out in the nude, and later sent them to the tabloids, doing so as part of her twisted plan to show Roger that Portia wasn't as innocent as he continued to label her. During her confession, the evil Heather stated that Portia had Roger wrapped around her little finger, and in addition, the villainess denied killing Portia (her true killer was revealed to be the Bonhams' butler, Jamison). After Roger entered, Brennan revealed Heather's heel turn and callous actions to him, with Heather stating to an angry Roger that she would never do anything to harm Portia, showing her remorse by stating that she made a terrible mistake. Heather's fate was left unknown.
The Daringly Dangerous Expedition

The Daringly Dangerous Expedition is the 4th episode from Series 1.

## Plot

Captain Sinker boasts of a daringly dangerous expedition, but Cook and Line's meddling means it falls a bit flat! Meanwhile, Megan, Lauryn, Oliver and Adam are the swashbucklers aiming to win back all Gem's jewels.

Swashbucklers: Megan, Lauryn, Oliver & Adam

Walk the Plank: Captain Sinker

Games: Sandy Scramble & Bouncy Sails
Dr. Susan Hillridge

**Dr. Susan Hillridge** (Alicia Coppola) is the main villainess from *CSI* episode 1.21, "Justice Is Served" (airdate April 26, 2001). She is the villainess from the episode's main plot, which involves the death of a jogger, Terry Manning.

Susan Hillridge was a nutritionist who suffered from porphyria, a genetic blood disease which affected her physical health as well as her mental state. After failed attempts to counteract the disease, Susan resorted to serial killing; murdering joggers and harvesting their healthy organs. She had her dog attack joggers in different states, doing so by going for their throat, and she would cut out their livers, hearts, and spleens. Susan committed these murders in different states (mostly Mountain States) and had a different dog each time.

After acquiring their organs, Susan would ground them into powder and consume them as protein shakes. The villainess was arrested for the murders, but before she was taken away, the evil Susan revealed that she had a fresh shake in her fridge. It is later speculated that Susan was ultimately succumbed to her disease and die during her prison sentence.
Brooke Tessmacher

**Brooke Tessmacher** is a professional wrestler best known for competing for **WWE** and **TNA**, having portrayed a villainess in the latter promotion.

Brooke debuted for TNA in 2010, but she would become a villainess in 2013, when she resurfaced as the girlfriend of Aces and Eights leader Bully Ray. Brooke mostly served as the valet for the entire faction, but she would defeat Velvet Sky to earn an opportunity at the Knockouts Championship later on. Brooke's title opportunity came at Bound For Glory that year against ODB and Gail Kim, but she was defeated and pinned by Gail.

Aces and Eights disbanded in the end of 2013, but Brooke maintained her villainous persona in matches since then, including a loss to Velvet Sky on an edition of Xplosion. In 2014, the evil Brooke competed at the second Knockouts Knockdown event against Deonna Purrazzo, who she bullied and berated in a promo before their match began. Brooke went on to defeat Deonna to advance to the Queen of the Knockouts Battle Royal, which was won by Madison Rayne.
Raquel

**Gabi "Raquel" Castrovinci** is a professional wrestler best known for portraying a villainess in **WWE** and **TNA**.

Gabi began her wrestling career as one of the 13 finalists (seven male and six female) on WWE's *Tough Enough* in 2015. Gabi turned heel when she stated that her motivation wasn't to make friends, but to win, and she later engaged in feuds with fellow contestants Daria and Amanda. Gabi became the second woman (and fourth overall contestant) eliminated from the competition.

Gabi signed with TNA in January 2016, and debuted as Raquel, a villainess who appeared in segments with Bobby Lashley. She was often shown seducing Lashley in her appearances, but the angle was quickly nixed. After serving as a babyface manager for the BroMans, Raquel turned villainous during her appearances on Impact's sister show, Xplosion. She appeared as a villainess obsessed with taking selfies before (and even during) her matches, and in her appearances, the evil Raquel lost matches to Madison Rayne and Jade. Raquel was released from TNA in January 2017.
Coco LaBouche

Coco LaBouche is the main antagonist of Rugrats in Paris: The Movie. She is the child-hating head of EuroReptarland wishing to be head of the company but must learn to love children first, to which she lies by saying she's engaged.

She tries to get Chaz Finster to love her and marry her just so she can get promoted. This sets the climax of the movie. She is also the archenemy of Chuckie Finster.

She is voiced by Susan Sarandon who later played Queen Narissa.
Alicia Fox

**Alicia Fox** is a villainess currently competing in WWE. She debuted in 2008 as a villainous wedding planner for Vickie Guerrero and Edge, but already caused a huge stir when video of Alicia and Edge making out with each other was revealed. After spending a brief amount of time as a face on the ECW brand, Alicia became a villainess when she was moved back to SmackDown in 2009; mainly serving as a minor heel Diva and a sidekick to Michelle McCool. Alicia even helped Michelle defeat Melina to win the WWE Women's Championship at The Bash in 2009.

Alicia was moved to Raw later that year, where she feuded with Mickie James and Melina. She would capture the WWE Divas Championship in 2010 by defeating Maryse, Gail Kim, and entering champion Eve Torres in a fatal four-way match. During her championship reign, Alicia resorted to faking an injury to retain her title and developed a huge ego; stating that she had beaten every Diva in WWE. Alicia lost the title to Melina at SummerSlam later that year.

Alicia was moved back to SmackDown in 2011, serving as the lead villainess with Rosa Mendes and Tamina Snuka as her cohorts. In this role, Alicia has feuded with Divas such as Natalya, AJ Lee, and Kaitlyn. Alicia's first run as a villainess finally ended in August of 2011.

Alicia competed as an on-the-fence character, or tweener, beginning on September 2012, but by 2013, she was back to being a full-fledged villainess and aligning with Aksana in her feud with the cast of Total Divas. Alicia picked up a habit of attacking her opponents before her matches and then throwing temper tantrums after losing. In these "moments," as she calls them, Alicia screams at the fans, the referee, and even the announcers before making her exit. In one occurrence, Alicia left after stealing JBL's cowboy hat. Alicia even turned against Aksana after losing a match to Paige.

In 2015, the evil Alicia aligned with the Bella Twins (Nikki and Brie), to form the villainous trio known as Team Bella. The trio mainly feuded with Team PCB (Paige, Charlotte, and Becky Lynch) but also battled against the villainous Team BAD trio (Naomi, Tamina, and Sasha Banks). Alicia mainly served as one of the henchwomen for evil Divas Champion Nikki Bella, as she and Brie helped Nikki retain her title, up until she lost the title to Charlotte at Night of Champions.

After spending most of 2016 as a baby￼face, Alicia turned heel on December 5 and engaged in a feud with Bayley. In the angle, the evil Alicia accused Bayley of flirting with her new boyfriend, Cedric Alexander, leading to a pair of matches between the women, with Alicia losing both times.
Nimah Amin

**Nimah Amin** is a hidden recurring villainess from the ABC series, *Quantico*.

She is played by Yasmine Al Massri.

Nimah and her twin sister, Raina (also played by Massri), began as FBI recruits during Season One, but as part of a project created by Miranda Shaw, only Raina is recruited and the twins often swap places. As part of the experiment, Nimah had to don a hijab to pose as Raina; she is less religious than Raina and normally doesn't wear the headscarf. Nimah was finally revealed to the rest of the recruits after Simon Asher caught the twins together. Both sisters became FBI agents in a graduation ceremony during the Season One finale, "Yes." Beginning with the Season Two opener, "Kudove," Nimah becomes Ryan Booth's handler at The Farm.

In the final scenes of Season Two's "AQUILINE," Nimah turned heel when she was revealed as a member of the Citizens Liberation Front, a terrorist group who infiltrated the G20 Summitt in the season opener. The group took Raina and Dayana Mampasi after killing Leigh Davis, but in the scene, "Raina" is revealed as Nimah, who removes the hijab and states that Dayana is "one of them"--while the real Raina is being held captive by other members of the group. Nimah cemented her heel turn in the winter finale, "ODENVY," when she revealed her true alliance to Raina. Regarding her reasons for joining the CLF, the evil Nimah claimed that America will continue to be unaccepting of others different than them and that they'll never stop fighting each other, stating that the only way to survive is to fight dirty. She even attempted to convince her sister to join her, but she failed to do so.
Patty Weyland

**Patty Weyland** (Rae Ritke) was the hidden main villainess of "Blood Relatives," episode 1.12 of *Crossing Jordan* (airdate January 14, 2002).

## Death/Introduction

Patty was introduced as a stabbing victim who was married to hockey player Mitch Weyland; she was also the mother of their two sons—Brad and Jonah—who met the same fatal fate as she did in their sleep. The police quickly came to suspect Mitch as being the triple murderer due to his history of violent behavior and domestic disturbances.

Forensic pathologist Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh also believed him to be the guilty party, but as the investigation progressed, it was divulged that Mitch was a bigamist with a separate family in Pittsburgh. Behind Patty's back, he also married his high school sweetheart Nora and had a daughter with her named Dena who was born at least 17 years before the episode's events. Additionally, he left his second wife and their daughter when he was transferred to Boston along with his first wife and their sons. Subsequently, Dena also became a suspect due to the belief that she killed Patty because of her anger at her father's deception.

## Reveal

Jordan and her father Max proceeded to reenact two scenarios, with one of them imagining Nora's teen daughter as the killer and the other assuming that Mitch was responsible. After both theories were proven to be false, the former deduced that not only was Patty the only adult present when the crimes were committed, but also that she would never have allowed her cheating husband to kill Brad and Jonah first—which meant that *she* was their murderer.

Dena went to the Weyland residence and informed Patty about what Mitch was hiding from her, shocking her; additionally, a neighborhood boy named Derrek Mobley witnessed their conversation turning into an argument that ended with her closing the door on her husband's secret daughter. This was followed by Patty sinking into infuriation and heartbreak which then morphed into a desire to exact murderous revenge against Mitch. Using a letter opener, the unhinged woman stabbed her sleeping children to death, after which she committed suicide by fatally stabbing herself with the same makeshift weapon. As she enacted her twisted plot, the evil Patty got cuts on one of her hands which were later misidentified as defensive wounds. The truth was officially unveiled through a flashback, thus exonerating Mitch and exposing his late wife as the maniacal villainess she had become.