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Fiona Montgomery

**Fiona Montgomery** is the main antagonist in the 2004 teen romantic comedy film *A Cinderella Story*. Fiona is based on Lady Tremaine in Disney's 1950 *Cinderella*.

She was portrayed by Jennifer Coolidge, who famously played Stifler's Mom in all the *American Pie* movies, and the White Bitch of Gnarnia in *Epic Movie*.

## Overview

Fiona initially runs a 50's diner called Fiona's, which used to be Hal's Diner when she married Hal Montgomery, the man who ran the diner and became the legal guardian of her stepdaughter Samantha.

Hal's diner is where everyone is family and everybody is welcomed, Sam had everything she always wanted until Hal met Fiona and fell in love. They got married and Sam gained two step sisters.

Fiona didn't show her true colors until Hal died in an Earthquake and since her father never left a will, The entire estate belongs to Fiona, including the Diner and most importantly, Sam herself as well.

Fiona treats her like a slave and makes her sleep in the attic. While Sam grew up and was 16, Sam was treated like dirt and became Fiona's full-time slave. Even worse, Fiona, in her vanity, uses the inheritance to live as if they were insanely rich, including spending on minor facial surgeries, and even refuses to save water during the ongoing drought. She has also transformed Hal's beloved diner into something befitting of her own image, demands that salmon be served and included in over half the dishes and takes Sam's earnings for herself. Sam had to work really hard to graduate early and go to her dream college Princeton University like she and her father talked about before his death. Sam, attended her school's Halloween dance at her high school with their football team's quarterback Austin Ames.

Surprisingly, the event went well, despite the fact a thunderstorm moved in near the end. When Sam's stepsisters found a letter from Princeton telling Sam she had been accepted, Fiona printed out and gave Sam a fake one, stating that she was rejected. Things changed when Sam finally stood up to Fiona, having had enough of her abuse and quit the Diner and Left with all the other employees, who also quit, having put up with years of abuse for Sam's sake. Sam eventually moved in with her friend Rhonda. While taking out all the things from her Father's house, Sam found Hal's will hidden in her childhood fairy-tale book, stating that all of his money and possessions actually belong to her. Since this leaves her as the rightful and legal owner, Sam shows it to the District Attorney, then sells her stepfamily's fancy cars so that she can pay for college, while Fiona, who signed the will as a witness but claims to have never seen it before, is arrested for financial fraud and violating California's child labor laws for all the times she made Sam work long hours at the diner in spite of her being a minor. As punishment, Fiona and her girls are made by the District Attorney to work off the money they stole from Sam from the Diner Which is then restored to it's former glory by Sam and Rhonda, who become the new owners.
Melanie Pratt

**Melanie Pratt** is the main villainess from "Touched by the Sun," episode 2.03 of *NCIS: New Orleans*.

She was played by Sumalee Montano.

Melanie Pratt is the jet contractor for Curtwell Industries, as well as a liaison of the U.S. Navy. She was at the scene of a plane crash that killed war hero and pilot Lt. Lindsay Pratt. It was later revealed that Melanie had been cost cutting; ordering coupling from a foreign manufacturing plant that didn't adhere to U.S. military specs. The parts were riddled with mercury, which caused the plane that Lindsay was flying to be poisoned. Lindsay felt the effects of the mercury for three to four months, which led to her fatal crash.

After Lindsay's death, the evil Melanie covered up her callous cost cutting by claiming that the plane was clean and pinning the blame on Lindsay. A plane flown by Navy Lt. Val Franco had the same poisoned parts, and he was also feeling the effects as he attempted to prove that Lindsay didn't cause the crash. Following Franco's hospitalization, Sebastian found the part that was faulty, and that ended up revealing Melanie's indirect role in Lindsay's death. Pride confronted Melanie with the evidence, with the villainess responding that she had no idea that the part would be faulty. Pride responded that Melanie had no idea it would be safe either, and that her selfish cost cutting ended up killing an American hero.
Candi (Person of Interest)

**Candi** is the villainess from "All In," episode 2.18 of *Person of Interest* (airdate March 14, 2013).

She was played by Madison McKinley.

Candi is the (suggested) girlfriend of recurring character Leon Tao, and she was shown in a hotel room in the very beginning of the episode engaging in a sexual encounter with Leon. Candi later handcuffs Leon to the bed, but at that moment, a pair of Nigerian scammers crash in and demand that Leon return their money that he stole from them.

At that point, it is revealed that Candi was in league with the scammers, setting him up to be found by the pair. After the revelation, the evil Candi asked for her $500 payment, and leaves a heartbroken Leon after she receives her cash.
Piper Halliwell

* Piper as a heel in "The Wendigo"
* Piper transforming into a wendigo
* Piper turning heel in "Once in a Blue Moon"
1/3**Piper Halliwell** is the second-born of the Charmed Ones, and one of the lead characters on Charmed. Despite being one of the main protagonist, Piper had some villainous moments in the series.

She was played by Holly Marie Combs.

In episode 1.12, "The Wendigo," Piper was being chased by a wendigo and being attacked in a phone booth. In the Charmed universe, a wendigo operates like a werewolf; those who are attacked by one become one under a full moon. Piper was already feeling the effects after the attack; becoming overheated and in desperate need of cold atmospheres. Later on, Piper envisioned herself turning heel and attacking Andy in her wendigo form, but while it was only a vision, Piper displays a heel persona due to the effects; doing so by verbally berating Prue and Phoebe.

After Phoebe learns the wendigo's true identity (FBI Agent Ashley Fallon), she and Prue handcuff Piper while they go after Ashley, who is with Andy.With the full moon rising, Piper transformed into a wendigo and broke free from her capture. She encounted Prue and Phoebe, who saved Andy from Ashley--who also transformed. With one flare left from their gun and both wendigos going after them, Prue fires, but Piper freezes the flare. Knowing which one is which, Phoebe deflects the flare to Ashley, killing her. Subsequently, Piper turned back to normal and was free from the curse.

Piper turned heel once again in Season Seven's "Once in a Blue Moon," while the trio was protecting Marcus, a whitelighter, from a group of wolf-like beasts that has been attacking Whitelighter under the blue moon. However, the sisters were revealed as the beasts when Paige transformed under the blue moon. Shortly afterwards, the evil Piper transformed, along with Phoebe, and the trio attacked Marcus. The sisters transformed once more on the last night of the blue moon, only for the Elders to hold them at bay. They were brought back to normal the next morning, and would not have to worry about the blue moon again for another 50 years.
Doris Nichols

**Doris Nichols** was the secondary villainess from "True North," episode 9.09 of *Law & Order* (airdate December 9, 1998). She was a friend of Stephanie Harker, who was married to wealthy Ron Harker.

Stephanie was facing the end of her marriage to Ron, as he saw his second wife as nothing more than a gold digger. She confided in Doris regarding the pending divorce, and afterwards, Doris turned heel by accepting Stephanie's offer to participate in a plot to kill not only Ron, but her stepdaughter, Caitlin as well. After being promised a $50,000 payment from Stephanie, the evil Doris entered the Harker household and shot both Ron and Caitin to death. The villainess later met with Stephanie after the murders were committed, only to be shot to death by Stephanie, who wanted to cover her tracks.
Eve (Dead Mary)

**Eve** is a villainess from the 2007 film, *Dead Mary*.

She was played by Marie-Josée Colburn.

Eve was part of a group of seven friends who traveled to a cottage near a lake on vacation. She was actually a "seventh wheel" as she was with dating couple Baker and Lily, married couple Dash and Amber, and recently broken up Kim and Matt. Late one night, the septet tests out the legend of an evil spirit known as Dead Mary, and they unknowingly unleashed the spirit.

Eve turned heel during the climax of the film, when she was revealed to be possessed by Dead Mary while she was in a shed with Dash. Eve flashed sharp, jagged teeth, as well as a sinister smile on her face, and after her revelation, the evil Eve cemented her heel turn and hissed and snarled at Dash before attacking him. She is later found outside attacking Matt as well, much to Kim's shock. At the very last scene in the film, Eve is (presumably) killed by Kim.
Padma Lahari

**Padma Lahari** was a recurring villainess from the second season of *Revenge.*

She was played by Dilshad Vadsaria.

Padma first appeared in the season's second episode, "Resurrection," where she met Nolan Ross. The two became business partners and by episode 2.04, "Intuition," Padma became Nolan's love interest. Padma displayed a heel persona in episode 2.11, "Sabotage," doing so when she manipulated Nolan into getting rid of his ex-boyfriend, Marco. She falsley informed Nolan that he and Daniel Grayson were talking about Carrion, a computer program that Nolan cooked up a long time ago.

In the final scene, Padma turned heel and revealed herself to be in league with the sinister Americon Initiative. In the scene, the evil Padma informed Helen Crowley (the Initiative's leader) that Carrion is hidden somewhere inside NolCorp, Nolan's company.

Padma's villainous ruse was caught by Nolan in the following episode, "Collusion," when Padma slips up by stating that Carrion is a computer program, which Nolan didn't tell her. She is finally confronted by Nolan in the episode, "Union," where Padma reveals that the Initiative were holding her father hostage and she was forced to work with them on obtaining Carrion. After Nolan gives her an incomplete version of Carrion, with a tracking device, Padma hands the program to Trask, who later kidnaps her. Though not shown on-screen, Padma was killed in the episode "Masquerade," however in the season finale, "Truth (Part 2)," Padma is shown in a video from weeks prior falsely claiming that Nolan is the leader of the Initiative.
Jennifer Humphrey

**Jennifer Humphrey** (Hayley McElhinney) is the main villainess from *Rizzoli & Isles*' fourth season opener, "We Are Family" (airdate June 25, 2013). She is the younger sister of state Senator Erica Humphrey-Miller, as well as Erica's Chief of Staff.

Jennifer's past revealed that she went to law school, but failed on three occasions to pass the bar, after which Erica hired Jennifer as her Chief of Staff, which helped out Jennifer immensely. Erica's main stance was environmentally friendly practices, and she gave a $2 million grant to the Homestead Battery company to wear disposable uniforms. However, the company didn't do so, and they bribed Jennifer to look the other way. Jennifer accepted the bribe, and as a result, take-home toxins polluted the water and caused children to be stricken and/or killed by cancer.

Erica tested the waters and later found out about Jennifer's heel turn very shortly before she was set to participate in a community parade, and in addition, Erica planned to resign and expose Jennifer, who had breakfast with Erica that morning. After dining, the evil Jennifer planned to kill her sister, as the villainess loaded a sniper's rifle and waited until Erica's float was within range. Once it was, Jennifer fired a shot at Erica, killing her instantly to make sure her villainous actions remained a secret.

Jennifer was revealed as a corrupt villainess and murderer at the episode's climax, as Jane, Korsak, and Frost learned that she was in charge of compliance for her sister's plan. She was confronted by the group in front of her father (a former Senator) and brother-in-law, and it was there that Jane revealed Jennifer's failing to pass the bar, as well as a transaction that uncovered her corruption. Jennifer also revealed that Erica had a goodbye speech planned, confirming that Erica was set to resign and take the blame while exposing her sister. Jennifer was arrested for taking the bribe and for killing her sister, but not before demanding a lawyer.
Barbaria

**Barbara Stewart** (Candace Kita) is one of the protagonists from FOX's series, *Masked Rider*. She is the wife of Hal Stewart and the adoptive mother of Dex (the titular Masked Rider and main protagonist), Molly, and Albee. Barbara turned heel in the series' penultimate episode, "Exit Nefaria, Enter Barbaria" (airdate November 18, 1996), becoming a villainess going under the name **Barbaria**.

The episode had Count Dregon (Dex's uncle and the series' main antagonist) fed up with Nefaria's failures and shrinking her down to size, while also taking her powers. Looking for a suitable replacement, Dregon decided to abduct Barbara and transfer Nefaria's powers to her, turning the usually kindly Barbara into the evil Barbaria. After the transformation, Barbaria was placed back into the Stewart household, where she shifted back into Barbara to avert suspicion. Barbara's heel persona made an impression on Molly and Albee, with the former being surprised over being told that she studies too much, while the latter expressed shock over Barbara cheating at cards.

Dex and Albee's worries about Barbara are confirmed when they catch her communicating with Dregon, and it was at that moment that Barbara dropped her charade and introduced herself as Barbaria, after which she subdued Dex with her new powers. After hearing that Dregon released a monster known as the Insectivore Lobstatron, Barbaria mockingly gave Dex a choice:  either deal with her or go after the monster. Dex chose the latter, which was met with a wicked cackle from Barbaria. Later on in the episode's climax, the evil Barbaria appeared and sent the Lobstatron away so she could deal with Dex herself. However, Dex refused to fight due to his belief that his mother was still under her villainous shell, and Dex's words began to get through to Barbara. She returned to Dregon's ship and later took possession of the personality switcher, using it to turn herself back to normal before escaping.

Barbara reunited with Dex after he defeated the Lobstatron, but the episode ended with the rest of the family entering the house in fear of Barbara, due to not knowing that she was back to normal. Barbara appeared and acted villainous as a tease, only to confirm to Hal and the rest of the family that she's back to normal, while also apologizing for her strange behavior.
Angela Flores

**Angela Flores** is the villainess from *Burn Notice* episode 6.09: "Official Business."

She was played by Angélica Celaya

Angela Flores is a CIA asset who was sent to investigate Vincent Durov, who is suspected of selling military technology to terrorists. Fiona is sent to protect Angela, as part of her deal with the CIA that got her out of jail, but later in the episode, Angela turned heel when she pointed a gun at Fiona after breaking into Durov's safe, revealing herself as the one who was selling materials to terrorists on the black market.

In addition to that revelation, the evil Angela also revealed that she killed the last CIA agent who was sent to protect her, and she strapped a bomb to Fiona in an attempt to kill her. A diversion created by Michael Westen keeps Angela from escaping, while Fiona breaks free. Once back in, Angela accuses Fiona of planting the bomb on the safe. In an attempt to catch Angela in front of Durov, Fiona tells Durov's security that pulling the yellow wire will diffuse the bomb. Knowing that is not the case, Angela stops this maneuver and enters the code that shuts off the bomb, exposing her ruse and thwarting her evil plans. Angela is later arrested for her crimes.
Channing Ngo

**Channing Ngo**was the villainess in the Season 8 opener of *Supernatural*, "We Need to Talk About Kevin."

She was played by Lissa Neptuno.

Channing Ngo was the girlfriend of Kevin Tran, and she briefly appeared in Season Seven's "Reading is Fundamental" talking to Kevin about the SATs. In her return appearance in "We Need to Talk About Kevin," Sam and Dean ask her about Kevin's whereabouts. To their surprise, Channing displayed a heel persona and coldly responded that she and Kevin broke up, claiming that she was only interested in him because he was headed to Princeton, or so she believed.

Later in the episode, Channing turned heel and sliced her roommate's throat, while revealing to be possessed by a demon. After the revelation, the evil Channing used her roommate's blood to contact Crowley about Sam, Dean, and Kevin. The trio encounter Crowley and Demon Channing, with Kevin shocked to see her possessed. Crowley actually allows the real Channing to speak to Kevin briefly before putting her back in the demon's control. After the trio escape, the demon exits Channing's body under Crowley's orders, and Crowley later snaps Channing's neck, killing her--while Kevin watched in horror.
Mrs. Johnson

**Mrs. Johnson** is the main villainess from "Listen, Listen...!," episode 3.32 of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents*.

She was played by the late Edith Evanson.

## Backstory

Mrs. Johnson (first name not revealed) is the wife of Herbert Johnson, and the mother of their daughter, Helen Jameson. The couple raised Helen in a strict and religious household, and because of this, Mrs. Johnson became furious at Helen due to what she considered her "sinful" lifestyle. As a twisted act of punishment, Mrs. Johnson turned heel and strangled Helen to death with a pair of stockings and later drew the letter "A" on her daughter's body with lipstick. The method was a direct copy of the murders committed by Mr. Schultz, who was known as the Stockings Killer, and as a result, Helen's murder was added to two more killings that he was accused of.

## Appearance

Mrs. Johnson doesn't appear until the end of the episode, when Herbert arrived home attempting to convince police that Schultz didn't kill Helen, only to fail. Herbert informed his wife about what he had been doing, only for Mrs. Johnson to tell Herbert to never to bring it up because he thinks too much. After washing her hands, Mrs. Johnson slowly walked towards a drawer to retrieve a towel to dry her hands. When she grabbed the towel, she uncovered the stockings and lipstick, which revealed Mrs. Johnson's heel persona and her villainous role in her daughter's death. In the very last scene, the evil Mrs. Johnson gave a twisted smile, showing pleasure over getting away with murder.
Kate Devore

**Kate Devore** is the villainess from "The Opportunity," a Season Seven of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* (airdate May 22, 1962).

She was played by the late Rebecca Sand.

Kate is the evil wife of Paul Devore, and the couple are in an unhappy marriage. Despite this, Kate refuses to grant Paul a divorce, as she is unwilling to hand half of her fortune to him. By the end of the episode, Kate walks in to the home to find Paul tied up and the house burglarized, with Kate's safe robbed (by Paul, who set up the scenario). Kate considered Paul lucky that the burglars didn't kill him, but instead of freeing Paul from his "capture," Kate turned heel and killed Paul, doing so by smothering him with a pillow. As revealed in Hitchcock's closing narrative, the evil Kate was arrested for Paul's murder.
Amber Canardo

**Amber Canardo** (Nicki Aycox) is the main villainess from "The Perfect Storm," episode 2.03 of *Criminal Minds* (airdate October 4, 2006).

## Backstory

The backstory of Amber Canardo (née Brooks) revealed that she was sexually assaulted for years by her own father and brother, with the rapes beginning as a child and into her teenage years. 15-year-old Amber stumbled into a hospital in Tallahassee beaten and raped, and she was told to go to the police. However, after arriving at the police station, Amber's mother appeared and stated that Amber lied about the assaults, and following this, the investigation halted and the rapes continued.

Due to the assaults and her mother's apathy, Amber became a murderous sadist, and by the age of 18, she began abducting and killing teenage girls in Florida. She committed these acts with her unnamed boyfriend, who would help Amber torture the girls before Amber strangled them to death. Amber later killed her boyfriend for unknown reasons, though it was most likely because he was a loose end. She eventually met and married Tony Canardo, and he (along with Tony's cellmate Joey Davin, unwillingly) became a part of Amber's villainous and twisted routine.

## Events

In the episode, Amber adopted the routine of recording the tortures and rapes on DVDs and sending them to the victims' loved ones, doing so with regarding two of her victims, Bonnie Mossenburg and Laura Clemensen. It was the DVD featuring the latter that caused Frank Clemensen, Laura's father, to have a fatal heart attack due to the shock. Amber, in a disguise, later abducted Tiffany Spears after she asked Tony for directions, and when she is shown for the first time in the episode, she played the role of a victim being abused by Tony. To further the ruse, the psychotic Amber beat up and bruised herself to make it appear that Tony was violent towards her, and while at the BAU station, she attempted to throw Tony under the bus when she was told that the wedding ring she was wearing belonged to Laura Clemensen. Amber did so by stating that Tony won the ring while gambling.

It was when Amber was alone with Tony that Hotchner began to sense that Amber, not Tony, is the true mastermind. A recording of Amber verbally snarling at Tiffany confirmed the reveal, and after Tony reveals that Tiffany is being held at a secluded cabin, Tiffany is found by BAU being assaulted by the evil Amber, who was trying to kill her. The group busted into the cabin and arrested Amber for her long list of murders.

## Trivia

* Nicki Aycox is best known for recurring on *Supernatural* as the evil Meg Masters, and later played blackmailer Grace Clayton in 2007's *Perfect Stranger*.
Caitlin

**Caitlin** is the protagonist villainess from the 2006 film, *Devil's Den.*

She was played by Kelly Hu.

Caitlin is a hired gun sent after the film's main protagonist, Quinn, and she tracks him to a gentlemen's club, which is revealed to be a den for ghoulish female demons. Caitlin helps Quinn fight off Jezebel, after she morphs into her demonic form, but after that, she reveals her true mission:  that she has been sent to kill Quinn. After learning that her mission is solely based on personal reasons (Quinn sleeping with the wife of Senator Stanton, who Caitlin works for), Caitlin begins to question herself and her past missions, wondering if they were all personal vendettas.

Caitlin later fought Candy, the queen of the demons, who mocked Caitlin's morality by stating they're both one in the same. Caitlin turned heel and transformed into a demon herself, as she displayed sharp claws and fangs as she screamed. After her villainous transformation, the evil Caitlin attacked Quinn and intended to make him her first victim, but Quinn reminds Caitlin that she is one of the good guys, and she turns back to normal. Caitlin later fights Candy and kills her by decapitating her with a sword.
Laurie Forman

''Laurie Forman''' is the sister of Eric Forman and an antagonist from the sitcom, ''That 70s Show.  ''She is [[w:c:hero:Red Forman|Red Forman]]'s favorite child. She was portrayed by the late Lisa Robin Kelly in seasons 1-3 and 5 and by Christina Moore in season 6.

She is a college dropout and slacker once getting a college professor to fall in love with her. She is a bully to her younger brother and enjoys his misery. In response, Eric often refers to her as the Devil.

Her crowning moment villainy came in the second season. During the season, Michael Kelso and Laurie were in a secret relationship, which just consisted of sex. When Kelso wanted to end the relationship as he loved Jackie, Laurie saw Jackie outside and asked Kelso for one last kiss. Kelso kissed her which Jackie saw causing their third breakup. She showed no remorse for this. During the breakup, Kelso and Laurie started dating in the open, though before it was based on mostly sex, but Kelso thought there could be more. However, the relationship ended in the Valentine's day episode when Kelso saw a boy leave Laurie's bedroom. Despite his heart breaking at the fact, it made him realize how he made Jackie feel and asked Jackie not to feel bad for him as he deserves a broken heart. Ironically, even though Jackie originally wanted to enjoy his misery, she ''did'' feel bad for him.

Laurie reappeared in season 5 and seemingly redeems herself by telling Eric and Donna to go through their wedding. At the end of season 5, she marries Fez so he could stay in the country which gave Red a non-fatal heart attack. In season 6, she regressed to her original self as During the "marriage" she would have sex with different men, except Fez. After season 6 she left the show completely.
Barbara Bollman

**Barbara Bollman** is the main villainess from "Party's Over," episode 2.05 of *Longmire*.

She was played by Gabrielle Carteris.

Barbara Bollman is the mother of Justin Bollman, who was dating Tanya Dove, a teenage MMA fighter. Late one night, while Justin was at a party, Barbara (who was under the influence of hydrocodone) heard someone inside her home and grabbed a gun and pointed it at the intruder. She later fired and killed who she believed was a burglar, but she later saw that it was Tanya, who was in the bathroom looking to take Barbara's pills. Realizing that she had killed her son's girlfriend, Barbara covered up the murder by placing a rug over Tanya's body and dumping the body in an alley, and later covered the bullet hole in the bathroom wall with spackle. Barbara's plan was to make it look like Tanya was murdered by drug dealers, and her villainous secret was kept hidden from Justin.

After seeing Barbara's name on a list of hydrocodone buyers, Longmire went to the Bollman home and confronted both Barbara and Justin, regarding the latter stealing the former's pills, as well as Barbara's role in Tanya's death. Shortly after Longmire began fingering Justin in Tanya's murder, Barbara tearfully confessed to killing Tanya and hiding the truth from Justin. She stated that she thought Tanya was a burglar, and regarding the plan to frame drug dealers, the villainess justified it by stating that drugs killed Tanya. Barbara was arrested by Longmire, who reminded Barbara that if she had been more clearheaded, she wouldn't have shot Tanya.
Natalya

**Natalya** is a villainess currently competing in WWE. She made her WWE debut on April 4, 2008, joining Victoria in attacking Michelle McCool and Cherry. On the following week, Natalya was introduced to the fans by Victoria, and during her heel promo, Natalya gave an evil laugh. Natalya's alliance with Victoria continued throughout 2008, which saw them feud with the likes of Michelle McCool, Maria Kanellis, and the debuting Bella Twins (Nikki & Brie).

Natalya was moved to ECW in 2009, where she became a valet/tag team partner for Tyson Kidd. They later aligned with David Hart Smith to form The Hart Dynasty, with their tagline being that they were "better than the best." Natalya was later moved to SmackDown later that year, where she feuded with Eve Torres for a brief while.

On August 5, 2011, Natalya turned villainous after a year as a babyface, doing so by attacking AJ Lee after defeating her. After the attack, Natalya aligned with Beth (who attacked Kelly Kelly on August 1) to form the Divas of Doom, and for months, they feuded with AJ, Kaitlyn, Eve, Kelly, and Alicia Fox. In early 2012, Natalya moved to NXT and began a feud with Kaitlyn, due to Natalya's accusations that Kaitlyn was flirting with Tyson Kidd. Natalya briefly displayed a villainous persona in early 2015, when she helped Tyson Kidd and Cesaro retain the WWE Tag Team Championship via disqualification. Natalya later defeated Naomi after using her injured ankle as a distraction, and continued displaying her heel persona for several months until her face turn in September.

Natalya began turning heel once again after she and Becky Lynch were defeated by WWE Women's Champion Charlotte and Dana Brooke at the Money In The Bank PPV on June 19, 2016, doing so by attacking Becky from behind. The next night on Raw, the evil Natalya again attacked Becky from behind in a backstage segment, further cementing herself as a villainess by explaining to Becky that she is finally focusing on herself. On the July 7 SmackDown, Natalya attacked Becky during her entrance, snarling evilly to display her villainous persona. Natalya defeated Becky at Battleground, but lost the rematch on SmackDown two nights later. After ending her feud with Becky, Natalya set her evil sights on Carmella, first by interrupting Carmella's interview with Renee Young. Later in the program, Natalya attacked Carmella during her entrance, which included the villainess placing Carmella in the Sharpshooter.
Helen

**Helen** was the hidden villainess from the 1971 film, *Werewolves on Wheels*.

She was played by Donna Anders (credited as D.J. Anderson).

Helen was the girlfriend of Adam, the leader of a biker gang heading across the desert. During their journey, the group comes across a church that is taken over by a Satanic cult, who drugs the gang and kidnaps Helen. After the cult performed a ritual, Helen became a villainess and received the werewolf curse. While making love to Adam, Helen bites him on the neck, making him a werewolf as well.

As the film progresses, each of the bikers are killed by the couple in their lycanthropic state, with the gang unaware of Helen's heel persona. At the climax of the film, however, the evil Helen transformed into a werewolf, as did Adam, in front of the rest of the gang. Shortly afterwards, Werewolf Helen is burned to death by Tarot.
Dolores Ramos

**Dolores Ramos** is the main villainess from "The Girl in Suite 2103," episode 2.06 of *Bones*. Played by Bertila Damas, Dolores is a Colombian judicial representative visiting America as a keynote speaker at an anti-drug traffic conference.

However, Dolores had found out that her husband, Juan, was having an affair with Lisa Winokur, a blonde waitress who also had also set her sights on their son, Antonio. In a fit of rage, Dolores turned heel and strangled Lisa to death with her silk scarf, committing the murder after luring Lisa to her hotel room. During the murder, the evil Dolores crushed Lisa's vertebrae with her stiletto high heel, symbolically establishing Dolores' heel persona. The villainess later set a fire to cover up the murder, which ended up causing the room next door to be blown up, killing four people.

Due to the shadow being six feet tall, Brennan and Booth believed that Juan had committed the murder, but after seeing video of Dolores and noticing that she was 5'9" and wearing three-inch heels, it was concluded that Dolores was the killer. Due to the family having diplomatic immunity, Dolores would get away with her villainous deed in the States and only face charges back in Colombia. However, Colombia's Attorney General didn't favor Dolores, and she would face being imprisoned in a jail full of drug cartel soldiers who would most likely kill her. With all of that, Dolores waived her diplomatic immunity, and she was properly arrested.
Casey Reed

**Casey Reed** is the villainess from *Rosewood* episode 1.15, "Atherosclerosis & the Alabama Flim-Flam"

She was played by Shannon Lucio.

Casey Reed is the wife of Dr. Kipley Reed, and as revealed in the episode's climax, she murdered Kipley's boss, Dr. Stanley Wambach. After hearing Rosewood's detail of the perfect murder, the evil Casey decided to use Rosewood's words to kill Wambach. She paid a call girl to get Wambach drunk in his room, and then entered herself and planted a square ice cube in his trachea, killing him. Though as later revealed by Hornstock, Casey was planning to kill him anyway, using a gun to shoot him.

Casey's motive: to get Kipley promoted, which would keep the couple in Miami instead of them moving to Portland. After Villa and Rosewood's summation, Casey attempted to escape, only to end up arrested.
Angela Martin

**Angela Martin** was the hidden main villainess from the third and final season of *Body of Proof*. She served as the Chief of Police of the Philadelphia PD.

She was played by Lorraine Toussaint.

## Backstory

In 1977, when Angela was a rookie cop, she had a boyfriend who she was infatuated with, but he left her for another woman: Lindsay Pratt. Angela confronted Lindsay and eventually killed her with a chokehold. She later told colleague Arthur Wilcox about the murder and he helped her cover it up by framing serial killer Earl Brown for the crime. When David Hunt had his suspicions about the death of Lindsay, who was his patient, Angela went to his home and forced him to write a suicide note before fatally shooting him in the head. She also stole David's body when he was about to be buried, which explains why the coffin was empty when Megan ordered his body to be exhumed.

## Events

Angela was introduced in the episode "Disappearing Tommy," becoming Philadelphia's new Chief of Police. She noticed Megan Hunt investigating the death of her father, and began tracking Megan's progress. All the while, Angela became a villainess and started covering her tracks. In the series finale, "Daddy Issues," Angela stole David Hunt's journals and then murdered Wilcox and mutilated his body so it wouldn't be recognizable. After Glenn Fitz was identified as the new suspect in David's murder, Angela received a call from Fitz, who told her what happened. Angela later waited at Fitz's house and killed him in cold blood, continuing her heel persona. Later in the episode, Angela encountered Megan at the office and gets a ride with her, but during the drive, Angela turned heel and held Megan at gunpoint, while forcing her to drive to her father's office, where she killed him. After confessing to what she has done, the evil Angela prepared to kill Megan and make it look like she copied her father's death, while also claiming that she was atoning for wha she had done. At that moment, Angela was shot and killed herself by Trent Marsh, an old acquaintance of Megan.
Hannah Delaney

**Hannah Delaney** (Jennifer Crystal-Foley) is a villainess from "Lover's Lanes," episode 10.08 of *CSI* (airdate November 19, 2009). She is the sister of Carla York.

13 months prior to the episode's events, Carla York's husband, James York, was shot to death in his car, after which Carla was arrested and put on trial for his murder. Despite claiming her innocence, Carla was convicted of her husband's murder, and just five hours later, she hung herself in her cell. Regarding Hannah, she stated that she was at the movies, and returned home to see that her brother-in-law was shot to death.

Carla's suicide led to Ray Langston looking into the year-old case, with the evidence revealing that Carla was not James' killer, After it was uncovered that the bullet came from the front yard and not the second story window as originally believed, it led Langston to the conclusion that James' killer was none other than Hannah, who was interrogated by Langston later in the episode. As revealed in the interview, James was a philanderer; having had children with three other women, and it was causing a strain in his marriage to Carla. On the day in question, Hannah shot James to death, with Carla ending up arrested and convicted of the murder.

Though she didn't intend to frame her sister, the evil Hannah defended her actions by stating that she was protecting her niece, adding that James screwed up his other kids and that Carla wasn't bright when it came to him. She made an indirect confession by stating that James' killer did her niece a favor, and afterwards, Hannah was taken into custody and arrested.
Colleen

**Colleen** is the lone female member of the titular heroic *Road Rovers,* but in the episode, "A Hair of the Dog That Bit You," Colleen became a hidden villainess.

In the episode, The Rovers were in London fighting against a group of vicious werewolves, with Exile and Colleen showing scratches during the attack. Colleen turned heel later that evening when she transformed into a werewolf under the full moon the next night, and afterwards, the villainess attempted to attack fellow Rovers Shag and Blitz, who were unaware of Colleen's heel turn. The search for the werewolf ended with Blitz, Shag, and Hunter in Exile's room, while the reverted Colleen fretted about the commotion, which suggested that Colleen had no memory of her heel turn as well.

After the other Rovers leave, Exile believes that he is the actual werewolf when he sees scratches on his front door. During a mission, Exile flies (chained up) with Hunter, while Colleen files with Blitz. With the full moon in the night sky, Exile revealed that he was feeling hot, sweaty, and nauseous, but those were normal feelings for him. Exile was cleared, but in the other chopper, Colleen revealed her heel persona and transformed in front of Blitz. After her transformation, the evil Colleen attempted to attack Blitz before escaping and joining a pack of werewolves at Stonehenge. The rest of the Rovers fought them off, and later cured Colleen and the others with tennis balls laced with swamp water.

## Trivia

* Colleen was voiced by Tress MacNeille, who has voiced villainesses such as Mom on *Futurama* and Cobra Queen on *Freakazoid!*
Alice Pierce

**Alice Pierce** (Summer H. Howell) was a protagonist-turned-villainess from the *Chucky* film series. She appeared in 2013's *Curse of Chucky* as the film's true secondary protagonist, before suddenly turning villainous between the events of *Curse of Chucky* and 2017's *Cult of Chucky*, which saw her appear as a villainess in a nightmare sequence.

Alice Pierce was the daughter of Barb and Ian Pierce, as well as the nice of main protagonist Nica Pierce. She, along with her parents and their live-in nanny, Jill, moved in with Nica after Sarah Pierce (Barb and Nica's mother) was murdered by Chucky. Alice later received the Chucky doll during the film's progression, and learned Chucky's true identity, though Alice continued to befriend Chucky, who later killed the rest of the Pierce family and left Nica to be accused of the murders and sent to a psychiatric hospital. As for Alice, the final scenes of *Curse* revealed that she ended up living with her paternal grandmother, only to found by Chucky shortly afterwards.

Chucky convinced Alice to play a game of "Hide the Soul," which consisted of Chucky uttering the Damballa chant and successfully transferring his soul into Alice at the film's end. Alice turned heel afterwards when she (now possessed by Chucky) became a serial murderess, killing several people prior to the events of *Cult of Chucky*. At some point, the evil Alice attempted to kill a potential victim, though she ended up killed by her intended target, who fought back against the maniacal villainess. In *Cult of Chucky*, Nica learned about Alice's death from Tiffany Valentine, who claimed that she died of a broken heart. However, the film saw Nica undergo shock therapy, and it was in a nightmare sequence that she was approached by Alice, who gave an evil smirk and stated that "we've been waiting for you," after which Chucky appeared and was set on killing Nica, only for Nica to emerge from her nightmare. After Chucky appeared and knocked out Dr. Foley, Nica learned about Alice's heel turn and that she was killed by an intended victim of hers while she was briefly possessed by Chucky.
Autumn Radnor

**Autumn Radnor** is a redeemed villainess from "Parks and Rehabilitation," episode 4.12 of *Warehouse 13*.

She was played by Emily Bergl, who also appeared as the evil Ms. Austin on *The Mentalist*..

Autumn Radnor is an environmental activist operating at Cowan National Forest in Oregon, though her past revealed that she was a member of an eco-terrorist group called Last People on Earth. The group also consisted of Autumn's friends, Linus Bentley, Geoff Nevins, Ryan Clayton, and a woman named Annie, and they would vandalize construction sites owned by Lockhart Logging as part of their message. During one of their missions, however, Haddon Lockhart was in the building and ended up injured. Even after this, Ryan became more angry and violent and wanted to cause more chaos, while Autumn felt that he was planning on taking things too far. She turned in Ryan via an anonymous tip, leading to Ryan being arrested and convicted, after which he died in prison.

Autumn became an activist and left her villainous past behind, but it would come back when both Linus and Geoff were killed in environmental catastrophes (Annie died of cancer two years prior to the events). Pete Lattimer and Claudia Donovan were on the case and encountered Autumn, who voiced her anger at Linus due to his plan to tear down the forest for cell phone towers, only to express shock over his death. After Geoff's murder, the investigation's progression revealed Autumn's connection to the LPE, but Pete and Claudia were under the belief that in order to spread her own message, Autumn turned heel and killed both of her former co-horts. The pair went to Autumn's house and found her hiding in the closet, after which she revealed not only herself as a member of LPE, but both victims as well. She revealed the group's entire past and the incident that injured Lockhart, who became a suspect afterwards.

As it turned out, though, the actual killer was revealed to be Evan Clayton, who was Ryan's brother. He used a lantern belonging to the survivors of the Courrières Mine Disaster of 1906 as the artifact to kill Linus and Geoff for revenge, and as for Autumn, she was set to be his final victim, as while he accused the group of betraying Ryan, he mainly blamed Autumn for Ryan's arrest and death. Autumn was held captive by Evan, who not only planned to kill her, but also destroy the entire camp and kill nearly everyone in the area, while also leaving Autumn to be blamed as a terrorist after her death. Pete and Claudia got to the area and neutralized the lantern, and after Evan's arrest, Autumn revealed that she turned in Ryan all those years ago, stating that he became willing to harm innocent people just to get their message across. She blamed herself for not being there for Ryan, but Claudia assured Autumn that stopping Ryan was the right thing for her to do.
Hana Novak

**Hana Novak** (Nansi Nsue) was the secondary villainess of "The Czech List," episode 1.02 of *Whiskey Cavalier* (airdate March 6, 2019). She was introduced as a heavily armed mercenary accompanied by a team of three men wherever she went. Together, they were obstacles in FBI agent Will Chase and his CIA partner Francesca "Frankie" Trowbridge's pursuit of Stavros Pappas, a Greek shipping magnate who was also a notorious international smuggler. Hana shot Stavros to death, but even so, the duo (along with former NSA analyst Edgar Standish) managed to copy his retinal scan; they needed it in order to obtain his ledger, which listed his criminal clients.

However, the joint CIA-FBI team uncovered that the retinal scan of Stavros' estranged wife-turned-widow Karen was also required, leading to Will being sent to meet her in Prague as part of a "honey trap" while aliased as Peter "Pete" Hewson. Even though it was initially believed that she died in a grenade explosion, Hana not only escaped unharmed, but was also revealed to have an unknown employer. Additionally, she resurfaced alongside her team during Karen's nighttime dinner date with Will, with the sinister quartet holding him at gunpoint. However, he ended up subduing them with Francesca's help, allowing for them to escape the scene.

The next day, Hana and the three men tracked Karen, Will, and Francesca down to a bank whose vault was where the ledger was stored. Intimidating them with their own guns, the four mercenaries demanded their American rivals' guns and the ledger (which was kept in a safe deposit box in said vault). The trio did as they were told, with Karen revealing Hana as her mistress and her employee by kissing her and complimenting her for doing a "good job." Burning the book with a lighter, the former of the two villainesses stated that the ledger would have "caused [her] a world of trouble" and thanked Will for his unwitting assistance before having her subordinates lock him and Francesca inside the vault.

After the two escaped, they went after the nefarious couple at a train station, with Francesca pursuing Hana and having a gun fight with her. Both women seemingly ran out of bullets, with the latter taking out a knife and arrogantly taunting the former about not having one of her own. At that moment, Francesca retorted that she had an extra clip of ammunition all along before firing several bullets at Hana, killing her.
Laura Whittaker

**Laura Whittaker** is the hidden main (redeemed) villainess from "Werewolf," episode 2.08 of *So Weird*.

She was played by Chantal Conlin.

## Backstory

Laura Whittaker is the adopted daughter of Judy and Karl Whittaker, who ran a bed and breakfast that was visited by Molly Phillips, her offspring Fi and Jack Phillips, and family friend Carey Bell in the episode. Laura's backstory revealed that the Whittakers found her in the woods 10 years prior, and took her in and adopted her.

Unbeknownst to the Whittakers, Laura is a villainess prowling the community as a werewolf, and she had been responsible for the killings of a number of chickens in the area, with Laura being aware of her transformations and keeping them a secret from her parents. In the episode, Laura's introduction saw her befriend Fi, who heard about the attacks and spotted a wolf print while she was out with Laura.

## Reveal

Later that night, with a full moon in the sky, Laura crawled into bed with Fi, while voicing her fears over the prowling wolf in the community. Laura turned heel shortly afterwards, as she transformed into her werewolf form and escaped after Fi was asleep, with Laura's absence noticed while Molly checked on Fi. The villainess invaded the henhouse and devoured one of the chickens, and afterwards, the villainous Laura howled at the moon, embracing her heel turn in the process.

After seeing Laura asleep in front of the farm on the following day, as well as learning Laura's backstory, Fi concludes that Laura is a werewolf, and colluded with Jack and Carey to search for Laura, which occurs later that night. The trio searched for Laura, who was in her werewolf form watching them before going after the triumvirate. The villainess continuously snarled as she chased the trio to the tour bus, where Carey devised a plan to let Laura in and trap her after they all escape. The trap works, and Laura's locked in the bus in her werewolf form, before shifting back into her human form during sunrise. Laura called for Fi and revealed that she had been transforming at night, but feared how her parents would react if they knew she was a werewolf, stating that she would sneak out at night to keep her parents from finding out about her heel persona. The episode ended with Judy and Karl learning Laura's secret, as well as the rest of the community banding together to help Laura, who became redeemed in the process.