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Marla McGivers

**Marla McGivers** (Madlyn Rhue; 1935-2003) was a villainess from "Space Seed," episode 1.22 of the original *Star Trek* series (airdate February 16, 1967).

## Introduction

Marla McGivers was a lieutenant on the USS *Enterprise*, as well as the ship's historian, and in her introduction, her services were acquired following Captain James T. Kirk's discovery of the abandoned SS *Botany Bay*. Marla and Kirk were part of the landing party that included Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy, and Chief Engineer Montgomery "Scotty" Scott, and it was at the derelict ship that they discovered 84 humans; 72 of them alive in suspended animation since the 1990s (over two centuries before the events).

Among the group was the notorious Khan Noonien Singh (who was introduced into the *Star Trek*universe in this episode), whose history as a dictator in the late 20th century was later revealed. Marla later introduced herself to Khan, and quickly became taken by him, as the 20th century was her field of interest.

## Heel Turn

Marla's infatuation became romantic in the episode's progression, as she and Khan were shown passionately kissing each other. Once Khan was placed in quarters, Marla informed Khan that he was treated unfairly, and she made comparisons to several powerful historical figures--such as Leif Eriksson and Napoleon--when describing Khan, showing her admiration for powerful men. Khan revealed that he plans to take over the *Enterprise*, and he enlisted Marla to help him in his diabolical quest.

After Khan was shown assaulting a crew member who was guarding him, Marla turned heel and held a technician at gunpoint, after which she beamed Khan to *Botany Bay*in order for him to free the rest of his people. Khan and his group later took over the *Enterprise*, with the takeover including Khan placing Kirk in a decompression tank and threatening to suffocate him if his crew didn't comply. All the while, the evil Marla sat at Khan's side as he commanded over Kirk's crew.

## Death

After witnessing and hearing Khan's threats, Marla went to the decompression tank and freed Kirk, but despite this, she pleaded with Kirk not to kill Khan. Khan ended up defeated by Kirk and Spock, and afterwards, he was held under arrest, as was Marla. The traitorous villainess was facing a court martial for her actions, but Kirk gave her the option of also being in exile to Ceti Alpha V, which was Khan's punishment. Marla chose exile, as she was very much in love with Khan. As the 1982 film, *Star Trek II:  The Wrath of Khan*, revealed, Khan and Marla became husband and wife during their exile, and regarding Marla, she committed suicide after Ceti Alpha V ended up in ruins due to the explosion of Ceti Alpha VI, a neighboring planet.
Diane Hoyt

**Diane Hoyt** (Lolita Davidovich) is the main villainess from "Unbearable," episode 5.14 of *CSI* (airdate February 10, 2005). She is the widowed stepmother of Lori Kyman.

Diane introduced herself as Lori's mother, but she was actually Lori's *step*mother; having been married to Lori's father until his passing months before the episode's events. The introduction came during the investigation into Lori's disappearance, which later became a murder case once Lori's body was found. Her car was found with a flat tire, which was revealed to be intentionally caused by Brad Himmel, who unscrewed the cap from the tire after she turned down his advances at a bar late at night.

As revealed later on, Brad's sabotage was committed so he could abduct Lori, but the tire remained inflated long enough for Lori to make it back home. While Lori was changing her baby son's diaper, Diane turned heel by strangling her stepdaughter to death with her bare hands, committing the murder in front of the baby. As it turned out, Diane was the villainous mastermind of the original abduction plot, and when that failed, the villainess resorted to killing Lori herself. After the murder, the evil Diane contacted Brad and ordered him to help dispose of the body, which they do in Diane's rented Bentley, where the conspirators made love.

Diane and Brad's sexual DNA inside the car led to them being revealed as collaborators in Lori's murder, with each one interviewed separately. The arrogant villaness laughed off the accusations and denied knowing Brad, while Brad was shown phone records of their conversation on the night of the murder. It was revealed that Diane paid Brad $4000 for his contributions:  half for the abduction plot and the other half for disposing of the body. While Brad stated that he didn't know why Diane wanted Lori dead, Greg Sanders revealed Diane's motive:  money. Lori's father was wealthy, and his entire wealth was willed to his infant grandson, with Lori as the trustee making a $2.5 million annually. If anything happened to Lori, Diane would replace her, and as for Diane, she was arrested (off-screen) for killing Lori.
Dr. Susan Langdon

**Dr. Susan Langdon** is the villainess from *Quantico* episode 1.09, "Guilty." Played by Anne Heche, Susan Langdon worked as a FBI agent and was assigned to the case of the Welfare Mom Serial Killer who had killed up to 8 women. Angry over being taunted by the killer, Susan falsified evidence after a ninth victim was found dead, resulting in the killer getting prosecuted. Susan wrote a succesful book about how she captured him and then became a forensic pathologist.

Susan appeared at Quantico to give a class on serial killer cases, assigning the task to find the one murder that doesn't fit their profile. She is encounted by Simon Asher, who asked Susan about the Welfare Mom Killer's ninth victim, noticing that the murder doesn't match his profile. Susan brushes it off, but Simon continued to bring up the subject while she and the NATs were at a bar relaxing.

Simon figured out that Susan planted the evidence on the scene of the ninth victim, doing so to finally arrest him. At that moment, the evil Susan admitted to the ruse and threatened to kill Simon to keep her secret hidden. She planned to kill him with a pulmonary embolism and later took him outside so she could commit her murdeous act, all while threatening Simon with a syringe. At that moment, Ryan Booth caught Susan and Simon and wondered if anything was wrong, derailing Susan's plan to kill Simon. She later kisses Simon while telling him that he can't prove a thing. Susan's ruse was leaked by Simon later on, forcing the FBI to release the killer. However, Susan's fate was not revealed.
Angie Charles

**Angie Charles** (Dylan Tays) is a villainess from "Trapped," episode 2.11 of *CSI:  NY* (airdate December 14, 2005). She is a photographer and the ex-girlfriend of exotic dancer Joanna "Kandy" Kelton.

Angie and Kandy dated for two years, but the relationship ended when Kandy cheated on Angie with her club's manager, Andy Kula. Angry and bitter over the break-up, Angie posted Kandy's photo on a cheaters website, which angered Kandy, leading to an argument between the two women. Less than a week later, Angie met Kandy outside the club, leading to another argument when the site was brought up. The verbal spat became physical when both women traded slaps, and afterwards, Angie turned heel and tossed her ex-girlfriend onto a krieg light, which burned her to death.

Shortly after killing Kandy, however, Angie's eyes became burned by the bright spotlight, but even so, she covered up her actions during her encounter with Mac Taylor and Lindsay Monroe, claiming that she last saw Kandy a week prior. However, Sheldon Hawkes discovered amber on the spotlight, and that tied Angie to the scene, as Angie had a necklace made of amber from her photoshoot in South America. Angie's second encounter with Mac and Lindsay had the villainess denying killing Kandy, but after seeing that the recent photos she took were out of focus, Lindsay figured out that her eyes were burned recently. Afterwards, the evil Angie confessed to killing Kandy, claiming that she loved Kandy and it was an accident, counteracting against Mac's claim that Angie was a scorned villainess. Mac later handcuffed and arrested Angie for killing Kandy.
Lisa Braeden

**Lisa Braeden** is a supporting character and love interest from *Supernatural*episode 3.02: “The Kids are Alright” to 6.21:  "Let It Bleed." Her first appearance in 3.02: “The Kids Are Alright”revealed her to be an old flame of Dean Winchester's. She resurfaced in a pair of Season Five episodes, and their relationship was rekindled in-between Seasons Five and Six; continuing on during Season Six.

Lisa and her son, Ben were kidnapped in "Let It Bleed”. Upon capturing them, Crowley enacted his layered plan and began taunting the heroes as a diverting tactic to draw Dean from the path to Purgatory.

Dean departs from their goal and Castiel follows, easily finding and dispatching the demons only to trigger the second part of Crowley’s plan. Lisa had been possessed and threatens to kill Ben.

The possessed demon-Lisa taunts Dean, making as many claims as she could to force Dean to falter and doubt, including the known to be false claim that Dean is Ben’s father and further that she (human-Lisa) hates her own son.

After Ben escapes the demon's clutches, demon-Lisa and Dean square off, with Dean beginning the processes of exorcising the demon. Knowing the danger of failure, the demon stabs itself in the stomach, knowing Lisa will most likely die if the demon is successfully exorcised. Dean takes that chance and exorcises the demon out of Lisa, who is then healed by Castiel.

Knowing how dangerous it is for his paramour and her son to be continuous targets for all his enemies, Dean requests that Castiel remove their memories of him, and they go on to live contentedly, disconnected from all things Supernatural.
Dr. Franny Krieg

**Dr. Franny Krieg** (Emily Dorsch) was a villainess from "Pick Your Poison," episode 5.10 of *Elementary* (airdate December 18, 2016).

## Biography

Other than being a physician and a former colleague of Joan Watson, Franny was also a greedy criminal who ran a "pill mill," stealing the identities of four other physicians in order to sell illegal opioid prescriptions to addicts. Among the physicians in question who fell victim to the villainous woman's operation was Joan, leading to the latter being investigated by the Drug Enforcement Administration and having her license suspended. Moreover, she was contacted by Marla Ridgely Moore regarding her son Ethan, who was a virtual shut-in due to apparently having an autoimmune disease that left him suffering from various symptoms which included the presence of antibodies in his blood, joint pain, and weakened muscles.

## Confession/Death

After running a series of tests, Franny discovered no evidence of such a disease and realized that his mother had been poisoning him, with her clinic turning out to be one of many she had been doctor shopping at for medications to use against her son's immune system. She had done so beginning less than eighteen years before the episode's events, when Ethan was a child; the first medications she weaponized were her father's medications, which she stole from him. Additionally, Marla was posthumously unveiled as having suffered from Munchausen syndrome by proxy—with implications saying that she was mostly likely motivated by the attention she received while tending to him.

Concerned for her patient, Franny decided to risk being arrested and losing her own license in order to help him. Along with informing him about her suspicions during a private session with Ethan, she also disclosed everything she had done so that she could gain his trust. A week later, he returned to her office with the help of drug addict Todd Fisher. Shooting Marla to death in anger, Ethan murdered his physician as well since she would have told the police about what he had done.
Claire Koneff Deluth

**Claire Koneff Deluth** (Christine Dunford) is the hidden main villainess from *Rizzoli & Isles*' third season finale, "No More Drama in My Life" (airdate December 25, 2012). She is a community play director and the wife of city councilman Roger Deluth.

Roger was the owner of a concrete company who supplied the material to builder Sam Nelson, for construction of the Storrow center building. The company was actually in Claire's name, and it was under suspicion by Ryan, who was in charge of maintaining the building. Ryan learned that used recycled concrete was utilized in the building's construction, and went to Claire with his reports, figuring that she would help Ryan.

Instead, Claire turned heel and set out to silence Ryan, with Roger colluding with his wife in the scheme. As part of the plan, the evil Claire sabotaged a prop gun by filling it full of ball bearings, with the gun being used in a play featuring Ryan and his girlfriend, Jennifer Johnson. As shown in the beginning of the episode, Jennifer's character found out about her husband (Ryan's character) having an affair and shoots him in a rage, but after Claire cuts the performance and gives her critique, Jennifer discovered that Ryan was actually dead, unaware that Claire's villainous sabotage killed him.

The Deluth's cost cutting ended up later endangering the lives of Barry Frost, Tommy Rizzoli (one of Jane's brothers), and his son Tommy Jr., as the building collapsed on top of them. During the process of saving the three of them (which was successful), Claire's reveal occurred when Jane discovered that she and Roger owned the building, and following this, Jane confronted the villainess, stating that Ryan came to her for help because she was married to a councilman, only for Claire to kill him instead. Claire confessed to everything, stating that she and Roger underbid the project and claiming that they didn't expect a collapse to happen. After her confession, both she and Roger were arrested.
Linda McMahon

**Linda McMahon** is best known for portraying the babyface matriarch of the McMahon family on WWE TV, but in October 2005, Linda shockingly became a recurring villainess.

On October 10, Vince and Stephanie McMahon attempted to demand apologies from Raw's announce team for the events of the Homecoming special on the previous week, which saw Stone Cold Steve Austin deliver Stunners to the entire family, even Linda. Jerry Lawler and Jonathan Coachman acquiesced, but Jim Ross only apologized for what happened to Linda, not the rest. Vince and Stephanie bullied JR, which brought Linda out to diffuse the situation. However, in a surprising twist, Linda turned heel and fired JR, doing so while brandishing a slightly evil smile on her face. Linda later delivered a kick to JR's groin and laughed evilly as she celebrated with her husband and daughter, cementing Linda as a villainess for the first time in her WWE career.

On the following week's edition of Raw, the evil Linda continued portraying her villainous persona in a segment with Mick Foley. She explained JR's termination by stating that he was undergoing colon surgery, but denied that her attack was the cause. Linda smiled evilly at Foley at the end of the segment and told him in a mocking tone to "Have a nice day!" Linda's last appearance as a villainess was at WrestleMania 22, when she was part of a "family prayer" involving Vince's match against Shawn Michaels. Linda has only made one appearance on WWE TV since then, but she did so as a babyface, ending her short villainous run.
Monique Roberts

**Monique Roberts** (Joyce Hyser) was a hidden villainess from "Maid Man," episode 12.04 of *CSI*(airdate October 12, 2011). She was the mistress of notorious mobster Vinny Sapphire.

It was never revealed when Monique's affair with Vinny began, only that he ran off with Monique as he was ducking a double murder charge 20 years prior to the events. After Monique was found dead in a hotel room, while wearing a suit, the details regarding Monique's choice of attire came to light in the episode's progression. As revealed in the final scenes, Monique contacted Joanna Sapphire (Vinny's wife) a few months prior and informed her that Vinny had passed away due to cancer, and afterwards, they colluded together to obtain Vinny's emergency funds.

As part of the plan, the women went to the mob museum opening, which was hosted by former mayor Oscar Goodman, with Monique donning the suit (to set up Vinny) and seducing security guard Stanley Gant into stealing a hit list belonging to Vinny's boss, Lou Gatta, as it had information on the money. After Gant does so, he gave the list to Monique, who shot and killed him in response. Regarding Monique's demise, she was shot and killed by an angry Joanna.
Patricia Thornton

**Patricia Thornton**(aka **Chrysalis**) is a hidden recurring villainess of CBS' 2016 *MacGyver* series. She was the director of the Phoenix Foundation, but was later revealed as a mole leaking secrets to the group called "The Organization"--who had been targeting Phoenix.

She is portrayed by Sandrine Holt.

Patricia Thornton was introduced in the pilot as being with the Department of External Services, and served the director of the Phoenix Foundation; sending MacGyver and his crew on various missions. In episode 1.12, "Screwdriver," Patricia turned heel when she was revealed as a mole who had been leaking information to the Organization for three years.

Former Phoenix operative Nikki Carpenter, who was believed to be a traitor since the pilot (as well as MacGyver ex-girlfriend), was actually in deep cover for the CIA searching for the mole who had been working for the Organization. According to the summation, Patricia listened in on Mac's call to Riley about Nikki, and she tracked Mac and the crew once Nikki's phone was turned on. Later on, the evil Patricia sent operatives to a cabin (where Mac and Nikki often spent time together) and destroyed evidence of her villainous role, which Nikki kept in a lockbox.

While waiting at a hotel lobby for the mole, who was known as Chrysalis, Patricia appeared with the same operatives who shot at Mac's crew at the cabin and had Nikki handcuffed. She later stated that Nikki's search was a ruse to discredit the group, but it was in the episode's climax that Patricia's reveal occurred. Mac stated that Patricia had spent months preventing him from finding Nikki, indicating that Patricia did so to keep her own evil secret hidden. Riley presented evidence of Patricia's double dealings, as she also had a Cayman Islands account that was used by the Organization to pay her. Patricia was later arrested for her crimes.
Evie

**Evie** is a villainess from "The Red Dot," episode 3.12 of *Seinfeld*.

She was played by Bridget Sienna.

Evie is a cleaning woman at Pendant Publishing, the shared workplace of Elaine Benes and the newly hired George Costanza. George encountered Evie while both were working late, but on the following day, George informed Jerry that he later had sex with Evie on his desk. According to George, the tryst happened while both of them were drinking Hennigan's, a brand of scotch. Evie turned heel after the tryst, as she began blackmailing George into getting into a committed relationship with her, threatening to tell Mr. Lippman (Elaine and George's boss) if he didn't comply. A panicked George revealed to Jerry that Evie had been calling her continuously with the threat, and that he needed to desperately appease her to guarantee her silence.

After George (inadvertently) confesses to buying Elaine a flawed cashmere sweater (the titular red dot being the flaw) as a Christmas gift because it was much cheaper, he decides to give the sweater to Evie as a gift. Upon receiving the sweater, Evie fawned over the gift, informing George of how it reminded her childhood in Panama and her encounter with a wealthy American man wearing cashmere. She later tried on the sweater, only to notice the red dot, much to Evie's dismay. Afterwards, the villainous Evie informed Lippman about her tryst with George, resulting in George losing his job, while Evie's fate remained unknown.
Miss Montgomery

**Miss Montgomery** is a villainess from the 1981 film, *Full Moon High.*

She was played by the late Elizabeth Hartman.

Miss Montgomery is a teacher at the titular Full Moon High in the present day, and encounters Tony Walker, who has been carrying the werewolf curse for over two decades, but easily posed as a student at his old alma mater because his curse includes an inability to age. Other than her teaching duties, however, Miss Montgomery is a seductive villainess who habitually sleeps with her students, and it was later in the film that Miss Montgomery's heel persona is revealed, as she is shown in her bedroom engaging in a sexual act with one of her students, who later runs off. She later ends up being viciously attacked by Tony, who crept into her home and up to her room while in his werewolf form.

In the end of the film, Miss Montgomery transformed into a werewolf under the full moon; with her werewolf appearance including fangs and a large white mane. After her transformation, the evil Miss Montgomery snarled at Tony after he found her in the woods, and she later howled at the moon, as did Tony. The ending reveals that they got married and have a family of werewolf children.
Alice Diamond

**Alice Diamond** (Daphne Ashbrook) is the hidden secondary villainess of "Ballad for a Blue Lady," episode 7.09 of *Murder, She Wrote* (airdate December 2, 1990).

## Biography/Heel Turn

Alice is not only the daughter and business partner of country star Bobby Diamond, but also the stepdaughter of blues singer Patti Sue Diamond. It is also established that she is the girlfriend of Preston Wardell, who she had a fight with at an after-party that took place following her stepmother's latest concert. Wanting to "clear [her] head," she drove to her father's farmhouse in order to talk to her father, only to find his corpse there along with a suicide note that was placed next to two bottles; one contained his favorite bourbon, and the other had strychnine. Realizing that Bobby's death would result in Patti Sue inheriting the family's business, Alice set out to make sure that she became the heiress to what she "deserved" (in her mind).

Deciding to frame her stepmother for killing him, she poured more of the strychnine into the bourbon and smashed the glass of the farmhouse's door with an unknown blunt instrument in order to make it appear that she had broken in. The greedy businesswoman also stopped by her house and started a fight with Patti Sue, which she later described as being "easy" to do. Once her back was turned, Alice poured the remaining strychnine into her cup of coffee—wiping her own fingerprints off the bottle that held the poison before placing Patti Sue's fingerprints on said bottle after she lost consciousness. Even with her sinister triumph, her stepmother survived because of a big bowl of ice cream she had eaten earlier, which lined her stomach.

## Reveal/Arrest

Later on, Alice donned an all-black disguise and snuck into the hospital that Patti Sue was laid up in. Entering her room, she injected a liquid poison into her IV drip as part of her second attempt on her life. However, her scheme went awry when she accidentally drew attention to herself, which culminated in two security guards chasing after her and managing to handcuff her once her efforts to escape through the hospital's parking garage proved to be fruitless, as the exits were locked.

With Lieutenant Jackson suspecting her of killing her father, Alice was convinced by Jessica Fletcher to confess to everything, and she did so while not only expressing her grief over Bobby's demise, but also lamented her failure to achieve her nefarious goals. After her confession, Jackson and Jessica learned that Patti Sue was still alive, with the former then going on to repeat his accusation once again. The covetous criminal then proved her innocence by presenting the aforementioned suicide note to Jackson, Preston, and Jessica—which quickly led to Bobby's killer being unveiled. Additionally, it can be assumed that Alice was charged with attempted murder, found guilty by a jury, and subsequently given a prison sentence offscreen.
Lisa Vanhoff

**Lisa Vanhoff** is a redeemed villainess from "Vampire Bats and Scaredy Cats," an episode of *The Scooby Doo Show.*

In the episode, Lisa was set to inherit and run a hotel on Skull Island, which was originally run by her Uncle Leon. In actuality, Leon was plotting to have Lisa put away so he could retain control of the hotel, with the plan including disguising himself as a vampire and claiming that it is the ghost of Lisa's grandfather planning to turn Lisa into a vampire.

Shaggy, Scooby-Doo, and Scooby-Dum barricaded themselves with Lisa, guarding her from the vampire. Lisa later heard the phone ringing and answered it, only hearing ringing bells. After hanging up, Lisa turned heel and suddenly became a vampiress--flashing fangs and demonic green eyes. Under her villainous persona, the evil Lisa snarled and hissed at Scooby-Dum before chasing the trio out of the room. She was later seen getting into a coffin under the direction of the vampire, but she is revived and freed from the control when Velma wakes her.
Evan's Mom

**Evan's unnamed mother** is a villainess from the 2018 horror-comedy, *Mom and Dad*.

She was played by Jennifer Roopenian.

## Introduction

Evan's mother was among the vast amount of parents shown attempting to get inside a school attended by her preteen son, Evan, as well as one of the main protagonists, Carly Ryan. The parents were driven wild due to static transmitting through TV screens and radios, and during the chaos, Evan's mother was shown pleading and coaxing with her son to come to her. She appeared to be concerned for Evan while calling for him, and at that moment, Evan ran towards the gate and climbed over it to get to his mother, despite one of the teachers attempting to stop him.

## Heel Turn

In actuality, Evan's mother became a villainess because of the effects of the static, and her concern for Evan was a cover for her heel persona. Shortly after Evan climbed over the gate, Evan's mother turned heel and stabbed her son to death with her set of keys, revealing that her concern was a charade. The other parents broke through and attacked their kids in an attempt to kill them, though the fate of Evan's evil mother was left unknown.
Alana

**Alana** was the main villainess from "Isle of Bliss," the penultimate episode of *The Adventures of Sinbad*'s first season.

She was played by Monika Schnarre.

Alana appeared to Sinbad and his friends as a treasure hunter, and she talked her way into joining the group in their quest for a mystical sword, which she planned to take for herself. Alana turned heel when she flashed glowing blue eyes early in the episode, revealing herself as a demon, and during their quest, she makes a charming impression on Doubar, to the point that he falls in love with her.

Alana also antagonizes Maeve, attempting to play on her insecurities over not being the only woman on the ship, and later on, she used her black magic to divert the ship to the wrong direction. Once Maeve became suspicious of Alana, and after she was caught searching her quarters, the evil Alana used her magic to send Maeve overboard in an attempt to kill her, only for Sinbad to find her safely on a boat. Maeve revealed Alana's true game plan: finding the sword for herself, and shortly afterwards, Alana arrived at the Isle of Bliss on her own and searched for the sword.

The villainess finds the sword inside a cave, only to be tracked by Sinbad and his crew. The group managed to retrieve the sword, and afterwards, Alana attempted to manipulate Sinbad into giving her the sword, only for Sinbad to refuse--having seen Alana's true heel persona. He uses the one wish to save Doubar; who was facing death after the attempt. At the end, Alana turns herself into a winged demon to fight the heroes, while threatening to kill Doubar unless she receives the sword. The hero thrusts the sword into Alana and she falls screeching to her doom in a molten pit of fiery liquid.
Mrs. Malvo

**Mrs. Malvo** is a villainess from the 2019 film, *Scooby-Doo and the Curse of the 13th Ghost*.

She was voiced by Grey DeLisle.

Mrs. Malvo appeared briefly in the early scenes of the film, and was introduced as the owner of a shopping mall. The scenes saw Mystery Inc. chasing and capturing Farmer Morgan, under the group's belief that he was behind the mall's haunting. However, after failing to remove his disguise, a sheriff appeared and revealed that it was the real Farmer Morgan, and also revealed that the culprit was none other than Mrs. Malvo.

As the gang stated, Farmer Morgan was selling the land to Mrs. Malvo for the mall's expansion, but as it turned out, Mrs. Malvo turned heel and staged the haunting of her own mall (most likely) to halt the sale and maintain her finances. While the sheriff chastised the gang for their pursuit of Farmer Morgan, the evil Mrs. Malvo attempted to escape, only to be knocked out by a tranquilizer dart before being officially arrested.
Joanne McKay

**Joanne McKay** (Annie Corley) is the main villainess from "Committed," episode 5.21 of *CSI* (airdate April 28, 2005).

Joanne McKay is a nurse at a mental hospital, where her son, Adam Trent, is a patient. It was revealed that Joanne engaged in an abusive and incestuous relationship with Adam for years; in fact, after Adam cut off all communication from Joanne, the villainess took the nursing job to continue her twisted relationship with Adam. When Joanne found out that Adam was in a relationship with fellow patient Robbie Garson, she urged Adam to end it. After Adam refused, Joanne took matters in to her own hands.

Joanne went into Robbie's room and noticed a photo of a child posted to the wall, and she told him to bring it with him in their next meeting. She did this knowing that personal items weren't allowed, and she enforced that rule to Robbie and attempted to retrieve the photo, resulting in Robbie throwing a fit and needing to be restrained and sent back to his room. Later that night, Joanne appeared in Robbie's room and smothered him with a pillow. Her crime was covered up by Adam, who bludgeoned Robbie's head on the floor. After the CSI crew put all the pieces together, Joanne was interrogated by Sara and Brass, and later arrested for incest and murder.
Karen Colfax

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

She was played by Sandra Kerns.

Karen was the ex-wife of Marty Colfax, who she catches with another woman, and had it videotaped to use as ammuntion in their divorce battle. However, when Marty reveals that he's taking legal action against her, Karen turned heel and revealed herself as a vampiress; attacking Marty to cement her villainous turn.

When a dying Marty arrives at Ian and Randi's door, the pair see the bite marks and clearly suspect that a vampire is involved. They soon arrive at Karen's house posing as the actual owners, stating that Marty left them the house in his will. Ian states that no one has seen Marty's will, much to Randi's consternation, and at that moment, the evil Karen attempted to kill both Ian and Randi; flashing her fangs and lunging after them. However, Karen ends up killed by Ian, who plunged a "For Sale" sign through her heart..
Dolores Mattone

**Dolores Mattone** is an unseen hidden villainess mentioned in *Blue Bloods*' fifth season opener, "Partners" (airdate September 26, 2014). She is a group secretary for the DEA.

In the episode, a truck full of drugs confiscated by the DEA was stolen by members of the Mara Noche gang, who engaged in a shootout with detectives Danny Reagan and Maria Baez--the latter of whom was (non-fatally) shot. In addition to taking the drugs, the group shot and killed Agent Ramirez after abducting her, and the investigation revealed a familiar connection: Javi Baez--Maria's brother. During the interrogation, Javi revealed that he had spent three months as a DEA informant reporting on Mara Noche, and he also revealed that the gang received info on the transport from someone inside of DEA.

Danny's search of the DEA mole revealed that only four people knew about Javi being an informant: three agents and Dolores. After it was uncovered that Dolores posted bail for a Mara Noche member a year prior, the group contacted Dolores and informed her that they found the location of the drugs, after which she accepted an order to round up the rest of the officers. Dolores turned heel afterwards by calling gang member Ramon Sanchez and warning him to move the drugs, stating that the NYPD and DEA found out, which officially revealed Dolores as a villainous mole. Following the gang's capture, the evil Dolores ended up arrested (off-screen) for her collusion.
Christina Riley

**Christina Riley** was the main villainess from "Werewolf," episode 3.19 of *The Adventures of Superboy*.

She was played by Paula Marshall.

Christina went to the Daily Planet with video evidence of a werewolf prowling in the woods, claiming it to be Professor Canaris. She and Clark Kent head to Canaris' office, where her claims are revealed to be true; Canaris is a werewolf. At that moment, Clark fights Werewolf Canaris as Superboy, which results in Canaris' death. However, it is later revealed that Christina is not only Canaris' assistant, but she is also a werewolf; having been attacked by Canaris while out in the woods. She wanted Canaris killed hoping to lift her curse, and while Superboy fought off and eventually killed Canaris, Christina turned heel and killed an unknown victim in her werewolf form

The next night saw Christina and Clark on a date together, with the former believing that her werewolf curse was lifted. Once the full moon rose, Christina saw hair on her left hand, meaning that she was still bearing the curse, and ran off to the restroom. At that moment, the evil Christina reverted to her heel persona, turning into a werewolf and going on a rampage. Superboy enters and fights Werewolf Christina, and later learns of her true identity. After powering down, Clark attempts to get through to Christina, but she lunges after him right before she is shot and killed by TJ.
Cynthia Pike

**Cynthia Pike** is the villainess from "Murder Blues," the fifth season premiere of *Diagnosis Murder*.

She was played by Angie Dickinson.

Cynthia Pike is the captain of the LAPD, but as revealed later on, she was having an affair with Councilman Matthew Watson. She is also a power-hungry villainess who was looking to become the first female chief of police in LA, and in order to fulfill her plan, Cynthia turned heel and conspired in a murderous plot with Watson, who was looking to become LA's mayor. After Watson killed his wife, the pair planned to frame Detective Stang for the murder, setting him up as a corrupt cop. When that plan began to fall through, the evil Cynthia killed Stang and made the murder look like a suicide, even leaving a suicide note.

While giving a press conference regarding Stang's role in the death of Watson's wife, Cynthia suddenly collapsed and was revealed to have a tetanus infection in her left arm. Oddly, it was the infection that proved that Cynthia killed Stang, as he was inside his cell, and she cut herself on the rusty iron bars. At episode's end, a wheelchair-ridden Cynthia fingered Watson in his wife's murder. Cynthia was arrested for her role in the conspiracy.
Melanie Warner

**Melanie Warner** (AnnaLynne McCord) is a hidden recurring villainess from the second and final season of *Secrets and Lies*. She is the flirtatious housewife of Patrick Warner and the daughter-in-law of Yvonne Warner. Melanie is also not in harmony with her in-laws, often finding herself in conflict with people such as her husband's older sister Amanda.

As the season progressed, it was uncovered that a brothel was being operated out of a house on Mint Hill Drive—a street in Charlotte, North Carolina, where many of its wealthy residents live. Furthermore, Patrick vented to her about not being able to sell properties along said street, prompting her to accuse his father John and his older brother Eric of not appreciating his work. Promising success for her husband, the brothel's escorts were then ordered by its madam to become physically intimate with Mint Hill's rich men.

In episode 2.07, "The Statement" (airdate November 13, 2016), Carly—one of the escorts—unveiled the identity of said madam to Neil Oliver. Eric also confronted the insensitive woman for erasing incriminating footage recorded by the security cameras of the Sherwood Equity Group's 12-story headquarters. It turned out that she had been doing just that when Eric's wife Kate was shoved over the edge of the building's roof to her death by the season's main antagonist. At the end of the episode, Neil told Eric that Melanie was the madam.

The following episode, "The Racket" (airdate November 27, 2016), had Patrick being arrested for bank fraud, after which Detective Andrea Cornell showed him pictures of his wife cheating on him with his lawyer. Infuriated by the discovery, he punched said lawyer in his face several times once he entered the room, with Melanie later being handcuffed and taken into custody while she was in a downward dog pose in her yoga class. Subsequently, Detective Felicia Sanchez questioned her, with the greedy woman defending her actions by claiming that she didn't "make anyone do anything they didn't want to do," along with invoking her own misandristic views.

Felicia responded by presenting other incriminating photos and mentioning that her necklace contained a flash drive which had video evidence of her activities. When Melanie inquired about how she found out, she was shown a video which proved that Patrick admitted to it. During Andrea's interview of her about Kate's demise, the adulterous prostitute remarked that she did everything in order to financially benefit Patrick before denying that she was the killer and trying to "make a deal" by declaring that she knew the identity of the true perpetrator. The episode's accompanying *Cornell: Confidential* webisode, "Melanie's Photos," showed images of the villainess with several of her clients, with implications saying that she may have intended to use said images to blackmail them. It is most likely that Melanie was found guilty by a jury of the charges against her and then given a prison sentence offscreen.
Muriel Walker

**Muriel Walker** is a villainess from the 2013 action film, *White House Down*. She is the wife of Martin Walker, one of the film's main antagonists and the head of Presidential Detail.

She was played by Barbara Williams.

The couple's backstory revealed that their only son, Kevin, was a soldier in the Marine Corps, but was killed in a mission in Iran. Muriel fell into depression and anger over Kevin's death, as did Martin, who pressed for military action against Iran for revenge. President James Walker (one of the film's main protagonists) had enforced peace with Iran, and as a result, Martin led a group of terrorists in an attack against the White House. Muriel was first shown early in the film embracing her husband before heading out on the job; all the while unaware of his plans. After Martin unleashed his attack, which later involved young Emily Cale, the daughter of US Capitol police officer John Cale (the other main protagonist), being held hostage along with several others, Muriel is brought in by Special Agent Carol Finnerty, who was hoping that she could talk her husband down from his rampage.

According to Carol, Muriel revealed that Martin had cancer; a brain tumor that left him with little time to live, meaning that his plot was most likely a suicide mission. She later spoke to Martin via a phone speaker, stating that she had to reveal the truth about his tumor, while pleading with him to stop his plot and come home. However, after Martin informed his wife that he was avenging Kevin, Muriel turned heel and encouraged Martin to continue his terrorist attack; urging him to "make them pay" for Kevin's death. Following this, the evil Muriel ended her call and walked away, leaving Carol shocked over her villainous actions. It can be assumed that Muriel was arrested (off-screen) as an accessory to terrorism, and as Carol promised Martin, the villainess ended up serving life in prison.
Dr. Amelia Emerson

**Dr. Amelia Emerson** is the hidden main villainess from the 2008 horror film, *The Haunting of Molly Hartley*. She is a guidance counselor at the high school where titular protagonist Molly Hartley attends. In actuality, Amelia is a servant of the Devil (or possibly the Devil herself), and it was revealed that Molly's parents made a deal with her to save a newborn Molly after she died during birth. The deal had Jane and Robert Hartley raising Molly as their own until her 18th birthday, when she would forever belong to the Devil.

In the climax of the film, Amelia turned heel and revealed her true demonic identity to Molly, doing so when she appeared at the home of Molly's boyfriend, Joseph. She later presented Robert (captured by one of her minions) to Molly, and at that moment, the evil Amelia attempted to manipulate Molly to kill her father, stating that it could break the satanic pact. Instead, Molly plunged the knife inside her own body, but seeing as she turned 18 at midnight, she couldn't die. The film ends with Amelia congratulating Molly (now accepting her fate) and Joseph at their graduation.
Francine Langstrom

**Francine Langstrom** (aka **She-Bat**) is the main villainess from "Terror In the Sky," the 37th episode of *Batman:  The Animated Series*. She is a scientist and the wife of fellow scientist Dr. Kirk Langstrom, who became the villainous Man-Bat in the episode, "On Leather Wings." With Batman's help, Kirk was cured of the Man-Bat serum, which was invented by Francine's father, Dr. March.

It was in "Terror In the Sky" that Francine inadvertenly became infected by the serum, as it occurred when she caught her father recreating it in the lab. Started by his daughter's presence, March dropped the beaker that contained the serum, and while helping him clean up, a shard of the glass cut Francine, allowing the serum to enter her bloodstream. Now infected, Francine turned heel and transformed into the evil She-Bat, and she was shown in the beginning of the episode in her villainous form wreaking havoc. Unlike Kirk, Francine had no memories of her transformation, and when the creature was reported to authorities, she was led to believe that Kirk was taking the serum again.

With that belief in her mind, Francine left Kirk, and was on a plane heading out of Gotham. She was followed by Kirk, who vowed that he wasn't the creature and Batman had proof. It was at that moment that Francine felt strange and went into the washroom, where she again morphed into her heel She-Bat persona. In her feral state, the evil Francine forced the plane door open and flew out. However, Kirk was knocked unconscious by the falling cabin pressure and he was sucked out, leading She-Bat to grab him as he fell.

She-Bat flew with Kirk to the Gotham Bridge Tower where she was confronted by Batman. After a very difficult fight, Batman managed to shoot She-Bat with the antidote, and Francine reverted to her human form. In a dazed state, Francine almost fell off the bridge, but Kirk had come around and caught her. The two embraced as he declared the nightmare was over.
Dr. Erica Cartwright

**Dr. Erica Cartwright**(Michelle Harrison) is the secondary villainess from "Sam, Interrupted," episode 5.11 of *Supernatural* (airdate January 21, 2010). She is a psychiatrist at mental hospital investigated by Sam and Dean, and was assigned to the latter. Dr. Cartwright approached Dean on three occasions while he is on his mission:  looking for a wraith who has been preying on patients.

However, Dr. Cartwright is revealed to be just an illusion in Dean's mind; created by the actual wraith, who is later revealed to be Karla Foreman. Dr. Cartwright's true heel persona was revealed when she told Dean that he can't even save himself, while bringing up moments from Dean and Sam's past; including Dean breaking the first seal that led to Lucifer's release. A janitor hears Dean's argument and reveals that he's not talking to anyone; all the while, the evil Dr. Cartwright smirks at Dean as she taunts him once more before disappearing for good.
Beth Glynner

**Beth Glynner** (Crystal Allen) was the hidden main villainess from the 2017 Lifetime film, *The Stalker Club* (alternately titled, *The Hunted*; airdate April 14, 2017).

## Backstory

In 1987, Beth Glynner's older sister, Teresa, and the parents of the main protagonists participated in "The Stalker Club," which had the participants playing a game where one of them would "stalk" the others, and the "victims" had to guess who the stalker was. Teresa was one of the "victims," and her frantic behavior was noticed by Beth, but she was unaware of what was going on. The "stalker" in the game was Anna, and she approached Teresa in her home one night. Teresa ended up accidentally falling down the stairs to her death, which is where Beth found her.

## Events

It wasn't until two years before the events of the film that Beth finally learned about the game when she saw a journal among Teresa's things. As revealed in the journal, the participants made a pact not to tell anyone about the game or about what happened to Teresa, and after reading those details, Beth plotted vengeance on the group. Between that point and the movie's events, Beth became a teacher at a high school attended by the group's offspring (Ashley, Chloe, Mark, Darren, and Sadie), and sent them texts asking them to participate in The Stalker Club. Beth's first victim in the game was Mark, beginning with placing bees inside his gym bag, which stung him after he opened it. The villainess later entered Mark's hospital room and injected a chemical into his system, killing him.

Sadie was next, as Beth entered her home and stabbed her to death, while making the death look like she committed suicide. In her murderous spree, the evil Beth donned an all black outfit complete with a white mask; similar to the look that the group had on 30 years ago, and she attempted to go after Ashley after school, only for Ashley to escape and pull the fire alarm. Thinking that Chloe could be the actual killer, Ashley and her friend Meredith attempted to catch Chloe in the act, only for her to end up killed by Beth, who slashed her throat.

In the film's climax, Beth attacked Darren with her knife before going after Ashley in her home. It was at that moment that Beth removed her mask and revealed herself as the villainess, as well as revealing herself as Teresa's sister. Beth stated to Ashley that she blamed her victims' parents for what happened to Teresa, and she planned on taking everything away from them just like she lost her sister. Karen, Ashley's mother, later confronted Beth, stating that she attempted to tell the rest of the group to stop the game when it went too far, and tried to coerce Beth to hand her the knife and end it. After Beth refused, Ashley smashed a vase over her head, and Karen managed to remove the knife from Beth's possession. The crazed Beth later clutched Ashley's throat, continuing to attempt to kill her, before she was fatally stabbed by Meredith.