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Rowan

**Rowan** (Kate Vernon) is one of the main villainesses of "The Witch in the Wardrobe," the antepenultimate episode of Season 5 of *Bones* (airdate May 6, 2010). She is the High Priestess of the Circle of Moonwick Coven, a group of Wiccan white witches that has Ember/Mary Harden Trent (the direct descendant of 17th century witch Emily Quimby) as one of its members.

At one point, Cheri Byrd/Zephyra was also a member of the coven, only for her to be ex-communicated after turning to black magic. Among her offenses was cursing Mario Trivisonno (a real estate developer) into losing his hair after he tried to strong-arm her into selling her land to him. The greedy witch also tried to cast a dark spell against Murray Hudler's ex-wife (who left him for their lawyer) on his behalf using her wedding dress and a strand of his hair, but it proved to be fruitless. Zephyra also stole Emily's bones from her burial plot, stitched them back together, and hoped to use them to increase her nefarious power.

Along with the rest of the coven, Rowan performed a ceremony which was intended to prevent Zephyra's villainy from spreading; the reaction of Zephyra herself was to repeatedly curse at them and cast spells. Rye flour was used as part of said ceremony, but unbeknowst to any of them, it had been infected with a fungus that caused LSD-like hallucinations when it was inhaled. The white witches subsequently inhaled the fungus, resulting in them having hallucinations that drove them to become paranoid of Zephyra's power and stab her to death; the wounds they inflicted were at the precise points of a pentagram.

Rowan's first appearance occurred when Dr. Temperance Brennan and Seeley Booth watched her and her fellow Wiccans during their Waning Moon ceremony—which saw them wear white robes while they burned a small effigy of Zephyra and sprinkled more rye flour onto their fire in order to bid farewell to her corporeal existence. After that, Seely was surprised when all of the coven's members took their robes off, which was followed by him talking with Rowan and Ember about the ceremony. The pair informed him of its purpose before the latter cited Zephyra's dark deeds as the reason she was banished from the Circle of Moonwick Coven.

Rowan was officially unveiled as one of the murderers when the pentagram pattern of stab wounds found on Zephyra was noticed. The episode's climax saw Temperance, Seeley, and Dr. Lance Sweets detailing the roles of the fungus and the coven in Zephyra's death to the coven themselves, including their shared motive for performing the ceremony that went awry. After the reveal was completed, all of the women were arrested offscreen.
Rita Magovern

**Rita Magovern** is the main villainess from "The Case of the Traveling Treasure," episode 5.08 of *Perry Mason* (airdate November 4, 1961).

She was played by the late Lisa Gaye (1935-2016).

Rita Magovern is the wife of businessman Karl Magovern, who was part of a theft involving a portion of a half million dollar robbery. Rita discovered that he had $100,000 hidden, as well as her mink coats. When she learned about his trip to Mexico, Rita figured that Karl would take her along, but she found out that he wasn't coming back. Figuring that he would divorce Rita, the villainess murdered Karl doing so by poisoning his drink with digitalis. Scott Cahill ended up accused of the murder, but after being confronted by both Perry Mason and Hamilton Burger, the evil Rita confessed everything, showing anger and bitterness towards her deceased husband. Rita is (assumingly) arrested for her husband's murder.
Sophie Townsend

**Sophie Townsend** is a hidden villainess from "Money Plane," episode 3.17 of *CSI: Miami*.

She was played by Joan Severance.

Sophie Townsend is the mother of socialite Caitlyn Townsend, who was found dead after a private cargo jet crashed. Caitlyn had been running a charity for runaway girls, but as revealed later on, Sophie had been looting from her daughter's charity. As part of her embezzlement, the evil Sophie had Heidi Dillon forge Caitlyn's signature onto checks that were intended for Caitlyn's charity, and later turned the checks into cash, which would be deposited into the Pummelo Corporation, Sophie's account in Charleston, South Carolina.

Calleigh Duquesne and FBI Agent Peter Elliott discovered Sophie's embezzlement, and made the connection due to the fact that Sophie's family made millions in the Florida citrus industry. In her confrontation with Calleigh and Horatio Caine, Sophie defended her actions, stating that she had to live up to the family name after a citrus freeze left her flat broke. In response to Horatio's question regarding Caitlyn's murder, Sophie denied killing her daughter. Though Sophie's denial about Caitlyn turned out to be true, it can be assumed that she was arrested for embezzlement.
Rosemary Taylor

**Rosemary Taylor** is the main villainess from "Shear Madness," episode 6.20 of *Murder, She Wrote*.

She was played by Barbara Babcock.

## Backstory

Rosemary Taylor's backstory reveals that she engaged in a sexual relationship with Bill Spenser 30 years prior to the episode's events. After their tryst ended, Rosemary found out that she was pregnant with her daughter, Meg, and following this, Rosemary met and eventually married Jody Taylor; tricking him into marrying her by telling him that he was Meg's biological father. Since then, Rosemary became the lead reporter for a newspaper in Fairville, Texas, working alongside her daughter.

## Events

   In the episode, Jessica Fletcher visited Fairville to attend her cousin Ann Owens' wedding to Bill. Rosemary had hoped that Bill would still show some interest in her, only for Bill to refer to their tryst as a "regrettable mistake" when they last spoke to each other. Rosemary turned heel in a fit of rage and began planning to murder her former lover, which included luring Bill to the cellar of the Owens home. Shortly after Bill arrived, Rosemary appeared under her heel persona and killed Bill with a set of gardening clippers. After the murder, the evil Rosemary planted the blood-covered weapon into George Owens' room, doing so in an attempt to frame George due to the fact that he killed Ann's previous husband 15 years prior; an act that was later revealed as self-defense.

Rosemary's reveal came when Jessica confronted her with the accusation that Meg committed the murder and planted the shears, knowing full well that the killer was Rosemary, who confessed. Rosemary was given away as the murderess when she mentioned the previous murder, bringing up a fridge being in the cellar, only for Jessica to point out that the fridge wasn't placed in the cellar until last month. Rosemary voiced her bitterness towards Bill after her confession, and was later arrested (off-screen).
Sabrina Spellman

**Sabrina Spellman** is the titular protagonist from the long-running series, *Sabrina, the Teenage Witch* (1996-2003). Portrayed by Melissa Joan Hart, Sabrina became a villainess in Funny or Die's video, *Sabrina & Salem:  Together Again*, a parody of *Sabrina, the Teenage Witch* that was released in 2011.

The video has Sabrina and Salem dining at a restaurant, meeting for the first time since the series ended. Salem suddenly attempts to convince Sabrina to use her magic once more, and after originally refusing, Sabrina finally gives in to Salem's request. Sabrina turned heel and began terrorizing customers by hurling her magic at them--even tossing a cup at a young boy's head. Sabrina embraced her villainous persona, laughing evilly as she taunted her victims. During the attacks, the evil Sabrina boasted about her powers while committing her evil acts, but the video ends with her magic being revealed as a figment of her imagination, portraying Sabrina as a psychotic madwoman.
Joanna Sapphire

**Joanna Sapphire** (Frances Fisher) is the true main villainess from "Maid Man," episode 12.04 of *CSI*(airdate October 12, 2011). She was the wife of notorious mobster Vinny Sapphire.

Joanna was shown as one of three mob wives who attended the opening of a mob museum, which was hosted by former Las Vegas mayor Oscar Goodman. Goodman was later shot, but survived due to his suit being made of bulletproof material; however, Stanley Gant--a security guard--was found shot to death. Joanna was interviewed by Jim Brass, who asked her about Vinny, with Joanna replying that while she supported Goodman, her husband didn't, mainly due to the fact that Goodman refused to defend him when he was facing double murder charges 20 years prior.

Vinny disappeared in the 20 years that passed, though he was suspected of the shootings, mainly due to the fact that the motive behind the incident was a hit list belonging to Lou Gatta, who was Vinny's boss. The CSI crew appeared to find Vinny at a hotel room, but as it turned out, the person found in the suit was none other than Monique Roberts, who was Vinny's mistress. Monique had been shot to death, and as for Joanna, she was found at a mortuary by D.B. Russell and Greg Sanders, lashing out at Vinny in anger. After a feather was found on her person, it was concluded that Joanna was Monique's killer, and her fingerprints in the motel (as well as gunshot residue on her hands) completed the reveal.

As it turned out, both Joanna and Monique were co-conspirators in the scheme to find Gatta's list, which revealed the location of Vinny's emergency funds. Joanna revealed that Monique phoned her five months prior and revealed that Vinny had died of cancer, after which they went on the mission to find the money. Monique seduced Gant into getting the list, after which she shot him to death; all the while, Joanna got herself invited to the opening, and she was the one who shot Goodman. Afterwards, the evil Joanna shot Monique to death in the hotel room, and while she didn't reveal why she killed Monique, she stated that she shot Goodman because he (in her mind) ruined her marriage when he didn't defend Vinny. Joanna was arrested for her crimes, and in a surprising moment, Goodman appeared and revealed that he would serve as Joanna's legal defense.
Scarlet Overkill

Scarlet Overkill is the main antagonist of the 2015 animated film Minions, the prequel to the Despicable Me movies.

She is voiced by Sandra Bullock in English version and by Marion Cotillard in French.

## Information

She is a stylish and ambitious villain determined to dominate the world and become the first female super-villain, she is also the wife of Herb Overkill.
Tia

**Tia** is the main villainess from "Windy City Politics," episode 1.06 of *Rel*.

She was played by Terri J. Vaughn.

Tia is the Chief of Staff for Alderman Willie Littles, and in the episode, Rel's brother, Nat, was hired to work at Littles' office, with Tia serving as Nat's boss. Tia is also a friend of Brittany, who warned Rel to not try to get a date with her, only for Rel to attempt anyway--unsuccessfully. Nat expresses his elation over his new job, while Tia responds in kind. Tia suddenly turned heel during her response to Nat, doing so by making a seductive pass at him.

Tia was established as a villainess and a sexual harasser, as Nat was shocked and uncomfortable with her pass towards him. Tia's heel persona continued to plague Nat, as she slapped Nat's rear end and later fondled his private parts later one night after they had drinks together, leading to Nat informing Rel and their father about what Tia had been doing to him. On the following day, Nat confronted Tia and told her that she had to cease her seductive passes towards her. When the villainess refused, Nat decided to give in, only to be caught by Littles as he was removing his shirt. Tia callously attempted to accuse Nat of sexual harassment, leading to Nat losing his job.

After Brittany found out about Nat losing his job due to Tia's actions, she confronted her friend in her office. In response to Brittany's indignation, the evil Tia stated that she enjoyed letting men know that she was more powerful than them, and she justified her villainous actions by saying that men had been doing the same thing to women for years and got away with it. After Littles hears the women arguing, Brittany demanded that Nat get his job back, threatening to claim that Littles turned a blind eye to Tia's harassment towards Nat. The episode ends without revealing Tia's fate.
Susan Mailer

**Susan Mailer** is the secondary villainess from "Ghosts," episode 1.08 of *Castle*.

She was played by Jillian Armentante.

Susan Mailer was part of an eco-terrorist group that consisted of Jared Swanstrum and Cynthia Dern, and after the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, the three of them colluded to plant a bomb on an oil tanker. Swanstrum built the bomb, which was planned to be planted by Cynthia and Susan. However, the ship's captain, Sam Pike, got on board after the bomb was placed, causing a snag in the plan. Susan wanted to go back and defuse the bomb, not wanting harm to come to Pike, but Cynthia wanted the plan to go through and escaped while Susan went back. The bomb went off, crippling Pike and (assumingly) killing Susan.

In actuality, Susan had survived the bombing, but was wounded and disfigured from the effects. She made a new identity for herself, and she had secretly sent money to Pike and his family every month, doing so out of extreme guilt. In the episode's events, 20 years after the bombing, Susan came out of hiding when she learned that Cynthia (now going by the name Allison Goldman) was selling her version of the events and writing a novel with Lee Wax. Cynthia's novel depicted Susan as a villainess who insisted on planting the bomb, while Cynthia claimed that she wanted to save Pike and attempted to prevent the "evil" Susan from going through with the bombing. Susan contacted Cynthia and threatened to turn herself in and reveal the whole truth, prompting Cynthia (the real villainess) to plot Susan's murder.

Susan was lured by Cynthia to her hotel room, and attempted to coerce Susan into drinking wine with her, with Susan's glass laced with a sleeping pill. Susan did not drink, however, and she escaped to the bathroom after Cynthia prevented her from leaving. It was there that Susan discovered that the bathtub was filled with motor oil, and she realized Cynthia's true plan: kill Susan and make it look like a suicide committed by a deranged villainess racked with guilt over her past heel persona. Susan and Cynthia fought in the bathroom, with the struggle ending with Cynthia being knocked unconscious. Susan later placed Cynthia in the tub and drowned her.

Susan confessed everything to Castle and Beckett, who later arrested her for killing Cynthia.
Stephanie Butler

**Stephanie Butler** is a villainess from the original alternate ending to 2017's *Happy Death Day*.

She was played by Laura Clifton.

Stephanie Butler is the wife of Dr. Gregory Butler, a hospital physician as well as a professor at a Bayfield University. Gregory was also revealed to be an adulterer, having an affair with one of his students: Theresa "Tree" Gelbman. However, another girl and a nurse at the hospital Lori Spengler (the film's main villainess) also sought an affair with Dr. Butler and attempted to kill Tree. In the actual film, Stephanie appeared briefly and was introduced to Tree by Gregory, all the while being unaware of her husband's fling with Tree.

In the film's alternate ending, Stephanie turned heel and plotted vengeance towards Tree, after she learned about her husband's affair with Tree. The scene had Tree hospitalized after fighting off Lori, who spent the movie trying to kill her while Tree was able to survive due to being stuck in a time loop. After being left alone by her father and boyfriend Carter Davis, Stephanie entered the room disguised as a nurse and prepared to inject Tree, claiming it was "for the pain".

Tree told her that her doctor hadn't put her on pain medication, but at that moment, the evil Stephanie unmasked herself and stated that it would be for *her* pain, angrily asking Tree if she thought she was going to get away with sleeping with her husband. As Tree bemoaned the fact that she was about to be killed permanently after surviving death ten times, Stephanie injected the syringe into Tree's IV, killing Tree and cementing Stephanie's heel turn.
Steffani Howard

**Steffani Howard** is the protagonist villain in the "*Haunting Hour*" episode "*Wrong Number*".

Steffani is an extremely mean-spirited teenage girl who lives her life treating others horribly. She is also the meanest girl at her school.

One night, while she and her best Friend Taylor Turner are playing incredibly loud music in her apartment room, Steffani gets a visit from her angry next door neighbor, Mrs. Biazevich a sick old woman who seems to dislike mean girls. Mrs. Biazevich tries to teach Steffani a lesson by brutally pulling her hair, but leaves when Taylor shuts the door preventing anymore violence from happening.

Steffani decides to get even with Mrs. Biazevich by crank calling her. However, the old lady knows it's only her and makes it clear that she'll make both girls pay. The next morning, Steffani and Taylor discover that Mrs. Biazevich has apparently died from her illness. But Steffani is too busy looking at a young paramedic to care. Later at school, Steffani starts receiving mysterious and freaky text messages telling her to be a nice girl and assumes they were from the young paramedic. When she answers a call, she and Taylor hear strange noises. They then find out that the calls are coming from Mrs. Biazevich's phone after sneaking in her room that night.

The next day, She and Taylor are very scared and decide to ask Adriana, a goth girl who Steffani usually picks on, for help. Steffani promises Adriana that she won't make fun of her anymore if she helps. Adriana tells the girls that her uncle Constantine might be able to help them and gives Steffani his address.

Upon arriving at Constantine's place, Steffani and Taylor are told that they're in danger due to the possibility that Mrs. Biazevich may be a ghost who's haunting them. Constantine gives them a vase full of leaves that will keep them safe from Mrs. Biazevich's ghost. That night, Steffani scatters the leaves around her bed to keep her and Taylor safe. However, it turns out that the leaves seemed to have attracted Mrs. Biazevich's spirit and she attacks the girls.

Mrs. Biazevich lets Taylor go because she can see good in her heart despite shyness, but sees that Steffani is still very mean, especially after she takes back her apology, so she traps her in a video in her cell phone and sends it to her granddaughter, who's revealed to be Adriana. It turns out that Adriana, Mrs. Biazevich, and Constantine planned this whole ordeal in order to teach Steffanni a lesson. Adriana sneers at Steffani trapped in the video and says "Steffani Howard Will never Mess with me, Again" and them deletes it, effectively killing Steffani by erasing her from existence.
Trish Stratus

**Trish Stratus** is a villainess best known for competing in WWF/E. She debuted for the then-named World Wrestling Federation as the villainous valet for Test and Albert (T & A) on March 19, 2000. Within months, she was put in the ring and feuded with Divas such as Molly Holly and Lita. By the end of the year and entering 2001, Trish portrayed the on-screen mistress of Vince McMahon, and was in a feud with fellow villainess Stephanie McMahon. Vince later turned against Trish and attempted to humiliate her, which resulted in a babyface turn for Trish at WrestleMania X-Seven.

After almost three years as a fan favorite, Trish turned heel at WrestleMania XX on March 14, 2004; by betraying Chris Jericho and dumping him for his rival, Christian. The couple spent weeks tormenting Jericho before they were defeated by him at Backlash. At the final Bad Blood PPV, the evil Trish won her fifth Women's Championship (her only title reign as a heel) and later reignited her feud with Lita by constantly tormenting her over her relationship with Kane. The two finally faced each other at Survivor Series on November 14, but it would end with Trish being levelled with a steel chair by Lita. A few weeks later, Trish lost the Women's Championship to Lita in a main event match on Raw, but she regained the title at the inaugural New Year's Revolution PPV on January 9, 2005.

Trish later targeted Christy Hemme during the unveiling of her Playboy cover; even going as far as spray-painting the word "SLUT" on her back. Trish laughed evilly after her attack towards Christy, and she went on to defeat Christy at WrestleMania 21, but she would be taken out by Viscera at Backlash weeks later. It was at that point that Trish's second run as a villainess ended; she returned in September as a babyface.

Stratus retired from wrestling in 2006, and made her acting debut in 2011's *Bail Enforcers* as main protagonist Jules Taylor. Stratus turned heel in the 2016 film, *Gridlocked*, playing villainous SWAT officer Gina.
Shelby Wyatt

**Shelby Wyatt** is a redeemed villainess from the ABC series, *Quantico*. She is played by Johanna Braddy.

Shelby was one of the FBI trainees at Quantico, and a close friend of main protagonist Alex Parrish. She graduated and became an FBI agent, but after the bombing of Grand Central Station, Shelby became a villainess and pursued Alex, believing that Alex was involved. After realizing that Alex was set up, Shelby later becomes convinced of Alex's innocence and works to clear her name.

Shelby hinted a heel turn in the episode, "Alex," showing her displeasure towards Alex regarding her testimony. In the final scene of the episode, "Care," Shelby turned heel when she was revealed as the mysterious driver of a van that pulled up to pick up Will Olsen and Simon Asher; the same driver that Alex was ordered by the mysterious terrorist (who had been giving Alex orders since the end of the episode, "Alex") to give her phone to. After Alex does so, the evil Shelby drove away with Will and Simon.

In the episode, "Fast," Alex finds Shelby at the Bureau and later interrogates her, with Miranda's permission. Shelby displayed her villainous persona during the interrogation and berated Alex, but she sent a message to Alex in Morse code, stating that she is on her side and to meet her on the stairway, where they work together to search for the terrorist, officially redeeming Shelby.
Shiori Igawa

**Shiori Igawa** is the main villainess from "War Eagle," the second episode of *Longmire*'s fourth season.

She was played by Michelle Krusiec.

Shiori Igawa is an ER nurse and the granddaughter of Birdy, who was held in an internment camp for Japanese-Americans during the latter half of WWII. Birdy was the mother of Francis Igawa, but it was also revealed that a guard at the camp slept with Birdy and conceived a son, Thorvin Hampton. Thorvin visited Shiori and revealed himself as her father's half-brother, and wanted to spend time with both Francis and Shiori.

However, Shiori had nothing but anger towards Thorvin; not only because of the sins of his father, but also because of Thorvin's plan to open a museum on the land where War Eagle (the camp where Birdy and other Japanese-Americans were held prisoner) once stood. She drove her father and her half-uncle to the area where one of the rooms stood, and in a fit of rage and revenge, Shiori locked Thorvin inside, wanting him to experience what her grandmother and other prisoners felt. The enraged villainess left Thorvin after locking him in, and due to the room's lack of insulation, he felt the effects of the cold night and died.

Longmire called in Shiori after Francis' lighter was at the scene, making her believe that her father was the killer, only to reveal that he had known that Shiori was the culprit. What gave her away was Shiori's flawless sense of direction, as while she claimed to have followed the signs, Longmire showed her the same signs inside the room. Shiori voiced her extreme anger at Thorvin and his father, stating in so many words that she gave him the same treatment that the prisoners had, while expressing pride in her actions. Longmire later handcuffed and arrested Shiori.
Stephanie McNamara

**Stephanie McNamara** (Kelly Rutherford) was a hidden recurring villainess from Season Nine of *Bones*.

## Backstory

Stephanie McNamara is the daughter of wealthy Giles McNamara, as well as the sister of Trent McNamara, though her backstory revealed that Giles was immensely abusive towards her and often locked Stephanie inside a stable as punishment. Stephanie clawed at the walls in a desperate attempt to get out, only to end up losing her fingernails in the process.

When Stephanie was 15, she found out that Giles was sexually assaulting Maya Zinkow, who was about Stephanie's age, but in a shocking response, Stephanie turned heel by stabbing Maya to death. The villainess committed the murder out of jealousy, as she believed that Maya was stealing Giles' attention away from her, and it was uncovered that Stephanie stabbed Maya 16 times. Two years later, Stephanie bound and stabbed Lana Brewster to death, and at some point, Giles (at least) suspected that Stephanie was involved, leading to Giles paying medical examiner Leslie Dollinger to cover up his daughter's actions. In the years that followed, Stephanie murdered six more victims, and took each of their fingernails as a trophy, using them to replace the ones she lost, while earning the nickname, "Ghost Killer."

## Events

   Stephanie's only appearance in the season came in "The Ghost in the Killer," which had the Jeffersonian investigating Lana's murder after her remains were delivered to the home of Dr. Temperance Brennan and Seeley Booth. Both she and Trent were interviewed regarding Lana, after the family's connection to the case was revealed by Angela Montenegro. Trent was revealed to have been dating Lana, and he was suspected in the murder, with the suspicions increased after Trent was found shot to death in an apparent suicide. Stephanie appeared to be mournful regarding her brother's death, stating that he was the last male member of the family (as Giles had passed on years prior to the episode's events).

However, the episode's final scenes revealed that Trent had sent the remains himself, as he had wanted to know the truth about what happened to Lana. As a result, Stephanie's heel persona as the Ghost Killer was in danger of being uncovered, and because of this, the evil Stephanie shot her brother to death and set it up as a suicide in an attempt to frame him for Lana's death, while acting mournful to as a cover for her heel turn in the episode's events. The season's antepenultimate episode, "The Nail in the Coffin," opened with Stephanie as the murder victim, as she was found with all of her nails removed. The episode ended up revealing that Stephanie had lost her nails while Giles was abusing her, and that she was the Ghost Killer and had killed Maya, Lana, Trent, and six others in between, in different fashions. Stephanie's killer was revealed as Herman Kessler, a teacher who was falsely set up by Giles as Maya's rapist and murderer. He killed Stephanie after finding out that she was Maya's killer as part of his revenge plot.

## Trivia

* Kelly Rutherford also played villainess Jane Rydert in 2013's A Sister's Nightmare.
Wendy Stroud

**Wendy Stroud** was an unseen redeemed villainess mentioned in *Monk*'s two-part series finale, "Mr. Monk and the End" (airdates November 27 and December 4, 2009).

Wendy Stroud was a midwife who worked for Dr. Malcolm Nash, and in 1983, she assisted then-college student Trudy Ellison (Adrian Monk's future wife) with the birth of her baby. However, as it turned out, the child was the result of an illicit affair between Trudy and her married professor, Ethan Rickover--an affair that Rickover was planning on hiding. With that, Wendy turned heel and accepted a bribe from Rickover to falsely inform Trudy that her baby--a girl--died during childbirth. All the while, the evil Wendy placed the baby girl up for adoption.

In the years that passed, Wendy became a born-again Christian, and in 1997, upon discovering that Rickover was up for judgemanship, Wendy informed Rickover that she would no longer lie due to her Christianity, and she planned to tell the truth about the affair and the baby--who was named Molly Evans. In response, Rickover killed Wendy and buried her body under a sundial in his front yard, with her remains discovered 12 years later in the events of the finale's conclusion.

## Trivia

* Her foolishness is what caused Monk 12 years of misery. Viewers have regarded her choice as moronic since she didn't think someone in an important position would kill her to keep his secrets buried.
Samantha Caspary

**Samantha Caspary** is a villainess from "There Be Ghosts," episode 7.06 of *Rizzoli & Isles.*

She was played by Serena Scott Thomas.

Samantha Caspary is a noted mystery writer who appeared at Boston PD with insight regarding a double murder at a hospital. Samantha's claim to Vince Korsak and Jane Rizzoli was that a ghost committed the murders, stating that the murders were connected to Hannah Rose, a patient who died at the hospital in 1905, and whose vengeful spirit had been committing murders. Her appearance came to the extreme pleasure of Maura Isles, who was a fan of her work, leading to the two women bonding and also allowing Samantha to help out on the investigation.

However, Samantha's eccentric and friendly demeanor was a cover for her true ambitious heel persona, as she had been attempting to gain access to the hospital files for her own use. Befriending Maura and praising her short story (which Maura shared with her while dining at the Dirty Robber) was part of Samantha's villainous plot, and it led to Maura inviting the villainess to join her at the hospital to view the past records. Shortly after the pair's arrival, the evil Samantha took the Hannah Rose files and walked off with them, and shortly afterwards, Maura caught Samantha in the process of cutting out pages of the files with a knife (which Samantha dropped after being exposed), establishing Samantha's heel turn.

Maura was left stunned over Samantha using her for her own personal gain, but at episode's end, Samantha encountered Maura at the writer's convention, where she apologized to Maura for deceiving her. She cemented her redemption by informing Maura that she intended to make good on her earlier promise to send Maura's short story to her publisher, and introduced both Maura and Jane to writer Tess Gerritsen (the real-life writer of the *Rizzoli & Isles* novels that led to the series).
Valerie Hyde

**Valerie Hyde**, aka **Valerie Sims** (Mercedes Renard), was a hidden villainess from the 2018 released/2020 Lifetime film, *Is There a Killer on My Street?* (alternately titled, *Neighborhood Watch* and *The Neighborhood Nightmare*; airdate October 16, 2020).

Valerie Sims was introduced as the personal trainer for main protagonist Lindsay Porter, a divorced mother who began a relationship with psychiatrist Stephen Lane. During one of Lindsay's sessions, Valerie mentioned her past relationship and showed her a scar on her midsection, claiming/suggesting that her ex-fiancee had harmed her. The film's progression saw Lindsay on the receiving end of harassment centering on her relationship with Stephen, who was asked by Lindsay if he had known someone who drove a black truck, as one was tailing her.

Stephen revealed that his ex-fiancee drove one, revealing her name as Valerie Hyde. After Lindsay mentioned Valerie Sims having one, Stephen informed Lindsay that Sims was the surname of Valerie's first husband, revealing them as the same person. As Stephen also revealed, his relationship with Valerie was strained due to her insane jealousy, as she (a patient herself) accused Stephen of cheating on her with her patients. She also falsely accused Stephen of abusing her, showing her scars as her evidence; as Stephen revealed, the scars are from a mountain climbing date they went on eight months prior.

Valerie's reveal as a maniacal villainess came when she was shown following Stephen near a pool, after which she phoned her co-conspirator. The evil Valerie lashed out at her cohort and gave a reminder that they were in it together, while voicing her frustration over the police being after her, but after hanging up, Valerie ended up attacked and drowned by her co-conspirator. Valerie's killer was revealed to be Barrett, a neighborhood security guard who was in love with Lindsay and enlisted Valerie to collude with him to stalk both her and Stephen, after which he killed Valerie in an attempt to set up Stephen.
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目錄
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* 白雪公主（백설 공주，白雪 公主）
	+ 花瓶上種植的石榴樹枝、魔鏡、惡毒皇后手中的毒石榴果。
	+ 惡毒皇后身後的加髢，舉頭美和其他華麗髮飾。
	+ 惡毒皇后凝視著魔鏡。
	+ 白雪公主在森林裏與野生動物們溝通、唱歌。
	+ 惡毒皇后桌上的首飾。
	+ 惡毒皇后親自將毒石榴果送給白雪公主。
	+ 白雪公主吃了一口毒石榴果。
	+ 白雪公主陷入永恒的沈睡。
* 人魚公主（인어 공주，人魚 公主）
* 長髮公主（리푼첼）
* 拇指姑娘（엄지 아가씨，拇指 아가씨）
* 天鵝王子（백조 왕자，白鳥 王子）
* 美女與野獸（미녀와 야수，美女와 野獸）
* 灰姑娘（신데렐라）
* 小紅帽（빨간 모자，빨간 帽子）
* 青蛙王子（개구리 왕자，개구리 王子）
* 愛麗絲夢遊仙境（이상한 나라의 앨리스，異狀한 나라의 앨리스）
* 韓服童話上色圖（한복 동화 채색화，韓服 童話 彩色畫）
Cindy Russo

**Cindy Russo** is the hidden main villainess from "Mr. Santiago," episode 4.07 of *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*.

She was played by Gina Torrecilla.

Cindy Russo is the daughter of contractor Bill Russo, who ran his contracting business with his sons. 20 years before the episode's events, Bill was performing his duties for the brand new First Essex Bank. However, Cindy turned heel and decided to use her access to the blueprints to rob the bank. One day before its grand opening, the evil Cindy committed the robbery while her father and brothers were at a softball game in Pittsburgh. Victor Santiago (Amy's father) worked the case, but it remained unsolved.

In the episode, the now-retired Victor asked Jake to help him solve the elusive case, based on Jake's belief that the contractor was behind it (it was written down on Jake's binder about Victor; which he used in an attempt to impress him). Victor agreed with Jake's second belief that the sons pulled the heist, and they went to the Russo home to interrogate them, while Cindy (the actual robber) was preparing Thanksgiving dinner. To Jake's surprise, not only did Benji (one of Cindy's brothers) give an alibi, he revealed that they gave that same alibi to Victor 20 years ago, revealing that Victor tricked Jake after discovering his binder about him.

It was Amy's speech to both her father and Jake about gender equality that led them to the correct conclusion that Cindy robbed the bank. At the end of the episode, Victor revealed to Amy that Cindy's alibi was never checked, and it was also revealed that she eventually confessed to the robbery. Cindy was later arrested (off-screen).
Spica heart

## Information

Hikari Takahana

**spica heart** is a song in the game *IDOLCONNECT-ASTERISKLIVE-*, sung by Hikari Takahana (CV: Noriko Shibisaki).

CD
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IDOLCONNECT-SoloDisc-『Feelings of girl』

01.Sora ni Naru yo, Kono Happiness. (Sorako Harumiya)

02.Koisuru Watashi←New! (Yui Sezuki)

03.Pastel Graph (Chino Haneda)

04.Rave Live (Luna Hinomae)

05.spica heart (Hikari Takahana)

06.Sayonara Rabbit (Kaede Kohuu)

07.Tokimeki Dream-rium (Miyu Yuzuki)

08.Strawberry girl (Tsukasa Izumi)

09.Kirei na Peace o Kimete Kure! (Yatsuha Sakagami)

## Game Information

### Easy:

Live Level: 2

LP Cost: 10

Notes: 114

### Normal:

Live Level: 4

LP Cost: 15

Notes: 188

### Hard:

Live Level: 13

LP Cost: 20

Notes: 380
Amanda (Who is Simon Miller?)

**Amanda** is the main villainess from the 2011 film, *Who is Simon Miller?*

She was played by Christine Baranski.

Amanda is a covert operative and the superior of the film's titular protagonist, Simon Miller, who his family (wife Meredith, son Kevin, and daughter Sarah) learns is actually a spy. Simon was sent on the case regarding noted scientist Dr. Malinkov and his daughter, Anya, who have escaped from their oppressive environment in Chechnya, but have sinister forces looking to take them back there.

Later on, however, Amanda turned heel and was revealed as a traitor; as she and her co-hort, Jeffrey, were planning to trade the Malinkovs for their own personal gain. The revelation comes when Kevin takes Amanda's phone and calls one of her contacts, who speaks clear Russian. Knowing that the Millers have found her out, the evil Amanda ordered Jeffrey to kill Andres, who they held captive, with plans to kill the Millers later, but the quartet escapes.

Amanda encounters all of the Millers once again at the near end of the film, after they rescue the Malinkovs. Amanda, with Jeffrey, holds the family at gunpoint and forces them to surrender the Malinkovs, which leads to a melee at the stairway. After the scuffle, both Amanda and Jeffrey are arrested.
Valerie Delgado

**Valerie Delgado** is the main villainess from episode 2.11 of *Rizzoli & Isles*, "Can I Get a Witness?"

She was played by Roselyn Sanchez.

Valerie Delgado is an Assistant District Attorney working as the prosecutor against notorious gang member Terrance "Little T" Jones, who murdered community leader Elmore Gregory. She was shown with Jane Rizzoli and Vince Korsak as they interviewed Dante Jones, who witnessed Elmore's killing. However, Valerie actually in league with Little T, and had been throughout her career as a prosecutor. Her unbeaten record was due to Little T giving her key evidence and helping make any witnesses disappear, while she helps Little T avoid jail time.

The corrupt villainess put her plan in motion to eliminate Dante, beginning with informing Dante that Officer Germaine Walker (who was assigned to guard Dante) was dirty. Dante left with Valerie and was driven out to the woods by her, with Dante fully unaware of Valerie's true heel persona. Shortly afterwards, Valerie turned heel and killed Dante, shooting him to death and making the murder look like a gang-related shooting. As a result, Little T's case was thrown out due to lack of a witness--with the exception of Relita Washington, an informant of Korsak's, though Korsak refused to name her due to his fear for her safety.

Valerie was revealed as a villainess in the episode's climax; first when Maura Isles discovered that the tire tracks at the scene matched those from Valerie's car (as Maura helped Valerie change a flat tire). After Valerie visited Korsak, she ended up also encountering Jane, who not only revealed Valerie as a murderer, but as a conspirator with Little T. Valerie admitted everything, claiming Little T was the mastermind and she could help them put him away, only for Korsak to turn her down and reveal Relita as his informant. Korsak later gave Jane a set of handcuffs to put on Valerie, who was arrested for Dante's murder.
Dumbo 2: A New York Adventure

The original Dumbo II was Cancelled in 2002. But the new Dumbo II is upcoming on 2019. Dumbo II is a happy, funny and friendly movie that everyone will enjoy! Dumbo II characters are: Penny the Ostrich, Godfrey the Hippo, Dot the Zebra, Claude & Lolly the Circus Bears, Timothy the Mouse, and of course, Dumbo the Elephant.
Brock (anime)

Brock es un personaje acompañante de Ash y Misty,El quiere ser Doctor Pokemon

por que se le ve

## Biologia

El es el lider de gimnasio de ciudad celeste,el ayuda a Ash en todo lo que puede y el esta enamorado de chicas por lo que Misty le jala la oreja,sabe cocinar comida muy rica que puede hacer y junto con Misty son los 2 primeros lideres de gimnasio (porque los otros serian Cilan e Iris)que viajan con Ash.

## Relaciones

* Ash:siempre le ayuda en todo lo que el puede,como se demuestra en Hoenn donde Ash tenia hambre y tambien May y Max entonces llego Brock y les hiba a preparar algo para comer porque los Taillow se lo comieron todo.
* Misty:ella esta celosa cuando Brock va con otra chica que con ella pero al igual que Ash le ayuda a preparar comida.

## Curiosidades

* Brock,junto con Misty,Cilan,Iris y Clemont son los unicos que acompañan a Ash a pesar de que ellos son lideres de gimnasio

## En su equipo

* Croagunk
* Chansey Happiny-Chansey

## En el gimnasio

* Geodude
* Crobat Zubat-Golbat-Crobat
* Forretress Pineco-Forretress
* Marshtomp Mudkip-Marshtomp
* Ludicolo Lotad-Lombre-Ludicolo
* Sudowoodo Bonsly-Sudowoodo

## Regalados

* Tauros x30
* Steelix

## Temporales

* Porygon
* Hoothoot
* Magnemite
* Onix
* Feraligatr
Ally Moore

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

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

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

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

Pokemon Amarillo Trueno es un juego fan creado por Panchuciga,la consola es la misma que sus Remakes Rojo Fuego y Verde Hoja

## Carneo

* Charmander:aparece como un peluche en tu casa
* Squirtle:aparece como un peluche en la casa del rival
* Bulbasaur:aparece como un peluche en la casa de los 2
* Pikachu: es un Muñeco Pokemon,te lo ganas por $500

## Curiosidades

* En un circo de Pueblo Caramelo (donde vives) veras a un Squirtle disfrazado de payaso haciendo Marabales

## Nuevo

* Pikachu como en el anime y Pokemon Amarillo te seguira fuera de la Poke Ball y se negara a evolucionar
* Meowth,Koffing y Ekans ya no se pueden atrapar en este juego,la razon dada es:como en el anime y Pokemon amarillo Meowth,Koffing y Ekans son Malos
* 2 miembros nuevos del Team Rocket se unieron:Jessie & James
* Ciudad Celeste fue atacado por Beedrill asi que Misty traslado su Gimnasio hacia el Monte Moon
Ivysaur

Ivysaur es un Pokemon evolucion,es la evolucion de Bulbasaur y tiene las mismas caracteristicas que Bulbasaur solo que con Cambios

## Biologia

Ivysaur es un Pokemon como Charizard muy agresivo solo que la unica diferencia es que si obedece a su entrenador

## Evolucion

* Bulbasaur evoluciona a Ivysaur en el Nivel 16
* Ivysaur evoluciona a Venusaur en el Nivel 32
* Venusaur Mega-evoluciona a Mega Venusaur mediante una Venusaurita
EP003

## Sinopsis

El capitulo comienza con la captura realizada con exito de Ash:Caterpie se convierte en su primer pokemon capturado por el mismo. A Misty le parece horrible pero a Ash le parece Maravilloso. Ash,eurofico,saca de su Poke Ball a Caterpie,su nuevo amigo,entonces ve a Misty y corre tras ella pero cuando la toca,a Misty le desagrada,despues Caterpie habla con Pikachu (no se de que hablaban) y entonces lo primero que ve Misty es a Caterpie durmiendo con ella,Misty se enfurecio mucho y le dijo a Caterpie que se metiera en su Poke Ball entonces fue donde Caterpie se sintio regañado y triste y Ash trata de ayudarlo pero Caterpie se va a su Poke Ball sin problemas asi que Ash le dice a Misty que los Pokemon tambien tienen sentimientos y le dice que se disculpe con Caterpie pero Misty dice que no Asi que Ash ve a un Pidgeotto,despues intento hacerlo con Caterpie,pero perdio facilmente por su ataque:picotazo entonces ash saca a Pikachu y Pikachu saca un Impactrueno entonces Pidgeotto se electrocuta y Ash logra atraparlo,entonces fue ahi donde Ash tuvo a su 2ºPokemon atrapado y despues de pelear contra el Team/Equipo Rocket Caterpie se envuelve con seda y se convierte en Metapod asi que Misty vio un un Beedrill y ella dijo que queria salir ya de ahi pero todavia habia un camino que seguir

## Notas importantes

* Caterpie evoluciona a Metapod
* Ash atrapa un Caterpie
* Aparece toda la linea evolutiva de Caterpie
* Se descubre que a Misty no le gustan los Bichos
* Ash atrapa un Pidgeotto
* Ash atrapa 2 Pokemon
Simone DeLille

**Simone DeLille** (Louise Linton) was a villainess from "A Daze of Wine and Roaches," episode 3.19 of *CSI: NY* (airdate March 21, 2007). She was the French tutor and a friend of wealthy 15-year-old heiress Evie Pierpont.

The episode's opening showed Simone attending Evie's latest fundraising event, which took place at the Consulate General of France in Manhattan and whose theme was the French Revolution. She was dressed as Marie Antoinette, and she started feeling woozy as she was placed in a mock guillotine, after which Evie released the faux blade to fall. At the exact moment it hit the back of Simone's neck, she suddenly died, and though Evie expressed guilt due to her belief that she killed her, it was uncovered that the former was actually poisoned.

Posthumously, the lengths Simone would go to in order to stay in the United States were revealed as the episode progressed, including her role in the accidental murder of Charlie Cooper—her late boyfriend. Charlie's death was initially believed to be a suicide by gunshot which occurred two days before the episode's events, though in actuality, Simone angrily confronted him after receiving a blackmail note from someone who knew that her work visa had expired, meaning that she would be sent back to her native France. As a result, Simone accused Charlie of sending the note to her, stating that he was the only one who knew (which was not true), leading to her grabbing a gun in anger. This led to a brief struggle that ended with Simone unintentionally shooting him in his head, after which she placed the gun in Charlie's hand, resulting in his death being ruled as a suicide.

Furthermore, Simone found out from Evie that Luther Vandeross, the Pierpont family's lawyer, had been embezzling money from Evie's parents and putting it in an account in Simone's name so that he could frame her for his greedy actions. She confronted him about what he was doing, but instead of reporting him, the villainous woman blackmailed Luther for a percentage of his ill-gotten funds. In response, Luther poisoned a piece of chocolate with an experimental cancer drug before giving it to Simone, resulting in her demise.