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Mary Lou Summers

**Mary Lou Summers** (aka **Cheryl**) was the hidden main villainess from *Howling V: The Rebirth* and *The Howling: New Moon Rising*.

She was portrayed by Elizabeth Shé.

Mary Lou Summers was one of a group of random people who all came together in a castle in Budapest that had been closed for 500 years. It was later revealed by the host, Count Isht Van Bezeli, that they were all descendants of a family that occupied the castle back then and had all committed suicide, while a baby who carried the werewolf curse survived. Because of this, one of the descendants is a werewolf who had been killing the others one by one.

At the film's end, Mary Lou runs into the Count, who accuses her husband, David, of being the werewolf. With the full moon close to rising, Mary Lou points a gun at David and the Count, with the latter telling her to shoot her husband. Instead, she shoots and kills the Count and embraces David, who tells her that there are no werewolves. In the final scene, Mary Lou turned heel when she smiled evilly after the full moon appeared, revealing herself as the werewolf and killing David (offscreen).

In *The Howling: New Moon Rising*, Mary Lou resurfaced in a small California town under a different name, Cheryl, and continued her murderous acts as a werewolf, while hiding her villainous persona. She was planning to frame a tourist named Ted Smith as the werewolf, and in the film's climax, Cheryl encounters Ted and takes her to her home for safety. Once there, however, Cheryl turned heel once again and revealed herself as Mary Lou Summers. She boasted to Ted about her evil plan to frame him as the werewolf, and later indicated that she killed an actual woman named Cheryl and assumed her identity. Mary Lou planned to kill Ted with her shotgun, but when she fired, it turned out that her gun was loaded with blanks, and Ted and a local detective had set her up. Later in the scene, the evil Mary Lou transformed into a werewolf after opening the curtains and seeing the full moon in the sky. After her transformation, Werewolf Mary Lou busted through her front door, only to be shot and killed by several people who were outside waiting for the werewolf to appear.
Hannah Stoneman

**Hannah Stoneman** is the plot twist hidden villainess in *Werewolf Skin*, one of the books in R.L. Stine's *Goosebumps* series, as well as the *Goosebumps* TV episode under the same title.

On TV, she was portrayed by Terra Vnesa.

Hannah Stoneman was the first new friend for Alex Blackwell after he moved to Wolf Creek to live with his Uncle Colin and Aunt Marta. They both investigated rumors of werewolves roaming the woods at night, and they figured that the werewolves were the Martlings; who Alex's aunt and uncle stated were eccentric and weird. Alex later learns that the Martlings don't exist, and his aunt and uncle are the werewolves; when he catches them removing their werewolf skins. Hannah helps Alex in burying the skins and removing the curse from Aunt Marta and Uncle Colin, however, it is later revealed that Hannah is a werewolf herself.

In both versions, Hannah turned heel and revealed herself as a werewolf, but the book and the TV show each have different endings. On TV, Alex closely analyzes one of his photos and sees Hannah wearing a werewolf skin of her own. The book has a much darker ending, with Alex and Hannah in the empty cabin next door and seeing a third werewolf skin. Shortly afterward, Alex turns to see Hannah in the werewolf skin, which she revealed to be her own. After the revelation, the evil Hannah attacked Alex, presumably either turning him into a werewolf or killing him.
Mrs. Redlynn

**Mrs. Redlynn** is an unseen villainess of the 2018 Lifetime film *A Father's Nightmare* (airdate July 22, 2018).

Mrs. Redlynn is the mother of Zofia Redlynn, as well as the maternal grandmother of Vanessa Redlynn (the main villainess of the film and its 2012 prequel, *A Father's Nightmare*). Vanessa was born Amanda Redlynn, and was the result of Zofia's relationship with Matt Carmichael—which Zofia's mother didn't approve of. At some point after Matt ended his relationship with Zofia, Mrs. Redlynn turned heel and abducted young Amanda out of spite.

Zofia managed to regain Amanda from her villainous and deranged mother, after which she renamed her Vanessa. Despite this, Zofia underwent her own heel turn and plotted to kill Vanessa as part of a murder-suicide after succumbing to intense anger and frustration she was feeling over having to raise her daughter as a single mother. Mrs. Redlynn's villainy was revealed by Matt during the climax of the film, which saw Vanessa attempt to kill her half-sister (Matt's other daughter), Lisa Carmichael, as the final portion of her plot for revenge against her father. Mrs. Redlynn's ultimate fate was never revealed.
Genderqueer

Genderqueer pride flag.

**Genderqueer** describes those within the LGBT+ community who have had a non-normative experience with their gender. It can also be used as an umbrella term for everyone who is outside of the gender binary, however, the term non-binary is more commonly used to describe that. Genderqueer people commonly prefer they/them pronouns, but this is an individual choice. Genderqueer people may choose to identify with this term over more specific terms like 'agender' and 'bigender' if they find the other terms too limiting or otherwise inapplicable.
Carla Dantini

**Carla Dantini** is the secondary villainess from *CSI* episode 1.21, "Justice Is Served."

She was played by the late Kellie Waymire.

Carla Dantini is the villainess from the episode's secondary plot, which involved the death of Carla's 6-year-old daughter, Sandy, at a carnival. It was revealed that Carla had killed her own daughter, doing so while they were on a carnival ride together. She unbuckled Sandy's seatbelt and tossed her into the water, and once Sandy grabbed onto her mother's arm, the evil Carla broke Sandy's arm and held her down underwater, drowning Sandy.

Regarding a motive, Catherine Willows stated that Carla felt Sandy was an obstacle; believing that with her gone, she and her boyfriend could live like newlyweds. It was also revealed that Carla committed the murder at a carnival because she could easily claim it as an accident and put the blame on the "dangerous" ride. Carla was arrested for Sandy's murder.
Gretl (Witchslayer Gretl)

**Gretl** is the titular main villainess from the 2012 SyFy Channel film, *Witchslayer Gretl.*

She was played by Shannen Doherty.

In this adaptation of the *Hansel and Gretel* tale, Gretl was believed to have perished when she and Hansel fought the Witch Queen, with Hansel burning the queen alive. In actuality, Gretl turned heel and became possessed by the Witch Queen, and after becoming a villainess, she went on a mission to find a new and more powerful vessel.

Gretl sent her warlock henchman to kidnap a young witch named Ehren, but he was thwarted by Hansel and Lara. However, the evil Gretl did manage to capture Hansel, and used his shock as seeing his sister possessed to taunt him. Gretl later tortures her henchman after she learns that he informed Hansel that Gretl's soui is in the queen's original burned body, and in the meanwhile, Hansel manages to free Gretl from the vessel and place her back in her own body.
Mary Ann Eagin

**Mary Ann Eagin**is the main villainess from "Murder at the Finish Line," a fifth season episode of *Diagnosis Murder*.

She was played by Marina Sirtis, who also played Detective Inspector Walker in the film, *Gadgetman*, and also voiced Demona on *Gargoyles*.

Mary Ann Eagin is the owner of Eagin Racing, but she was revealed to be having financial problems. She used the money raised for her team to cover her losses, but she oversold her shares to various investors. One of her racers, Matt Thomas, started winning numerous races, which made a lot of money for Eagin Racing. Knowing that the investors would want a return on her money, Mary Ann became a villainess hellbent on stopping Matt's winning streak.

Hours before the race, the evil Mary Ann poisoned Matt and sabotaged the engine in his car, leading to his fatal crash. The team was able to get a new engine working, with Mary Ann acting pleased over the team's success. Later that evening, however, Mary Ann turned heel when she snuck into the garage in a hooded disguise and sabotaged the engine, doing so by pouring an explosive inside. Mary Ann was revealed as the villainess when she ducked for cover while the engine was being tested, something Mark and Steve Sloan counted on. Mary Ann was arrested for her crimes, and she was left incredulous over how Matt was winning so much.
Gina

**Gina** was the hidden villainess from the 2015 film,*Gridlocked*.

She was played by Trish Stratus.

Gina was part of a SWAT police squad led by David Hendrix, and the group was on the defensive when a group mercenaries, led by Korver (the main antagonist), were after millions of dollars worth of bonds. Gina began turning heel in the film's climax, however, when she was caught by Brody Walker (a celebrity doing community service) taking the bonds out of the mercenaries' truck, and it was later revealed by Brody that Gina set up Scott Calloway as the traitor.

Gina fired shots at Brody and Scott, after learning that Brody was right behind her and also after seeing Brody attempt to free Scott, establishing Gina's heel persona. When asked by Scott about her motive, the evil Gina simply stated that she did it for the money, right before she killed Scott. She is later shot by Brody, who played dead to avoid being killed by Gina, but after seeing that Gina was only shot in her jaw, the two fought each other. After the brawl, Gina escapes, but she is quickly killed by Brody with a single shot to her head.
Evie Pierpont

**Evie Pierpont** (Shailene Woodley) is the hidden main villainess of "A Daze of Wine and Roaches," episode 3.19 of *CSI: NY* (airdate March 21, 2007).

Evie was introduced as a wealthy 15-year-old girl and the heiress to her family's drug company. The beginning of the episode showed her at her latest fundraiser, which took place at the Consulate General of France in Manhattan. The French Revolution was its theme, and Evie took her French tutor/friend Simone DeLille to a mock guillotine before releasing the faux blade to fall onto her, after which the latter (who suddenly felt ill) mysteriously died. The guilt-ridden former expressed sorrow over the thought that she had killed her, only for Stella Bonasera to state that Simone's death wasn't her fault, and it was later uncovered that she was poisoned.

Stella's second encounter with Evie had the detective comforting the teenager once again, as she shed tears over what happened to her tutor and friend. However, Stella performed a test on Evie's tears, and it was revealed that they lacked emotion—meaning that she was faking sorrow. The episode's progression revealed that Simone had unintentionally killed her boyfriend Charlie Cooper after she thought he was blackmailing her regarding her expired work visa, which he knew about. Furthermore, Luther Vandeross (the Pierponts' lawyer) poisoned Simone with chocolate laced with an experimental cancer drug after she blackmailed him for a percentage of the money he was embezzling from Evie's parents, which he put in an account in her name in order to frame her; he was attempting to exploit Simone's strong desire to stay in the United States in order to benefit himself. However, at the end of the episode, it was confirmed that everything had occurred because of Evie's masterful manipulation of people.

A final series of flashbacks exposed her as a sociopath whose motives were unknown, and a sample of her handwriting proved that she was the one who wrote the blackmail note to Simone, leading to Charlie's accidental murder after his girlfriend suspected him of being the writer. In addition, the evil Evie informed her French tutor about Luther's actions—indicating that she pulled the proverbial strings that culminated in her family's lawyer killing her in order to keep his greedy secret hidden. Though Stella was able to deduce the villainess' role, she added that she couldn't be charged due to the fact that there was no concrete evidence against her, allowing for the fiendish adolescent to go unpunished.
Agnes Lenz

Agnes Lenz is the secondary main antagonist in the remake of the classic horror film Black Christmas, along with her half-brother/father Billy.

She also may be a killer in the original Black Christmas, but this is not revealed in the film. In the 2006 remake, she was portrayed by actress Christina Crivici as a child and actor Dean Friss as an adult.

## 1974 film

In the original Black Christmas, Agnes is never shown but is talked about heavily.

Her older brother Billy makes obscene phone calls to the girls of a sorority house, where he references events in his past over the phone. From what he reveals, it is assumed Agnes was sexually abused by Billy when she was very young.

Then, he apparently hid her from their parents and her parents couldn't find her and it appears as if Billy is obsessed with his sister.

It is never revealed, but it may be that Agnes is helping Billy kill the sorority girls (this is the plot of the remake).

The only evidence of this is due to the fact that it often appears as if there are TWO voices on the phone calls, one from a man and one from a woman.

## 2006 remake

In the remake, Agnes has a much larger role. It is revealed she is the inbred daughter of Billy and their mother.

When she is young, her eye is ripped out in a furious rage by Billy, followed by Billy murdering their mother. She is then sent to an orphans' asylum where she is never heard from until the events of the film.

While Billy is institutionalized, she goes back to her old home, now a sorority house and hides in the attic.

When Billy escapes, he joins her at the house where the two becomes murderous partners. The two of them murder almost all of the girls and bring their corpses upstairs so they can have a "family" for Christmas.

When her identity is revealed, she is shown all scarred from the attack from Billy in her past.

At the end of the film, she and Billy are badly burnt, but they managed to survive the fire and Agnes kills Leigh by snapping her neck.

Agnes then attacks Kelli in her hospital room, but Kelli ends up killing her by electrocuting her with a defibrillator.

Billy follows after and when he sees Agnes has died, he becomes enraged and tries to kill Kelli in revenge for her killing Agnes.
Queen Narissa

Queen Narissa is the main antagonist of Disney's Enchanted. She is voiced by Susan Sarandon who also played Coco LaBouche.

## Her Story

Queen Narissa is a combination of several Disney villains, notably the Evil Queen and Maleficent. She was the reigning Queen of Andalasia, a fantasy world based on the traditional animated movies of Disney: she does not want her stepson (Prince Edward) to marry Giselle, because it would cause her to lose her place on the throne and plots to get rid of her by sending to a place where there are no happy ever afters: modern day New York.

Queen Narissa achieves this by disguising herself as an old hag and throws Giselle into a magic well - which transports her to the real world, however when Prince Edward goes after Giselle, Queen Narissa has her henchman Nathaniel go after them but grows increasingly angry at his failings.

Eventually Queen Narissa decides to enter the real world herself and deal with things since Nathaniel seems incapable of doing so (in truth Nathaniel was starting to doubt his own purpose and would ultimately redeem himself).

Queen Narissa manages to trick Giselle into eating a poisoned apple (once again taking the form of a hag) during a ball before revealing herself to the crowds, she mocks Prince Edward and Robert by saying that Giselle shall die by midnight without "true love's kiss".

Edward tries to do so but fails, however Robert agrees to do so and Giselle awakens - Queen Narissa grows angry at this and transforms herself into a dragon and kidnaps Robert before bursting out of the building and climbing to the top in a scene reminescent of King Kong and Bill Sikes from Oliver Twist (as well as Sleeping Beauty).

Giselle gives chase and after a brief confrontation Queen Narissa loses her grip (due to Pip the chipmunk standing on her with his extra weight) and falls to her death on the street below.
Laura Manning

**Laura Manning** (Jaime Dudney) is the main villainess of "Murder, Country Style," episode 4.18 of *Diagnosis Murder* (airdate February 20, 1997). She was a country music songwriter, along with being the daughter of TV and record producer Beatrice Barton "Betty" Manning.

Laura wrote songs for famous country singer Mickey McShane, who was her fiancé. However, he had numerous illicit sexual partners, with one of them being an unnamed female groupie who was interviewed by Steve Sloan and Jesse Travis. After learning about their affair, Laura angrily confronted Mickey (who was drunk at the time), with their argument being taken to Betty's dressing room, where the latter followed the former to. Her anger at his womanizing ways quickly became intense rage, leading to Laura declaring that their engagement was over before striking her ex-fiancé on the right side of his head with a lamp, killing him instantly.

She ran to her mother and tearfully told her about what had taken place, prompting the latter (who was undergoing chemotherapy for cancer that her physician said would kill her in less than six months) to head to her dressing room and begin covering her daughter's tracks by wiping her fingerprints off the lamp, switching her and his luggage around, and also swapping their name tags on their trailers' doors. Betty's villainous actions led to a strand of her hair being found at the scene of the crime, causing her to become a suspect. After Steve learned about Laura and Mickey's relationship from the aforementioned groupie, he and Mark Sloan confronted her, after which her mother falsely confessed to the murder.

Betty stated that her "motive" was that she had been one of his lovers ever since a few months before the episode's events. Upon "finding out" about Mickey's other relationships, she deceptively claimed that he kissed and touched her while they were in her trailer, with her "rage" against him driving her to "kill" him with the lamp. However, Laura was exposed as the true killer when Mark saw that Betty didn't have the strength to lift the murder weapon, and a video of mother and daughter talking to each other onstage prior to the All-Star Country Music Awards helped to complete her villainous reveal.

During Mark's final talk with the duo, he had Jan Curran—an instructor at the California School for the Hearing Impaired and a lip reader—uncover what Laura and Betty said to one another during their discussion, with the former responding by stating that she had no knowledge that Mickey was dead before apologizing to her mother for what she had done. The latter then gradually broke down in tears when he refused to let her take the blame for the murder, with her daughter comforting her by giving her a hug before both villainesses were presumably arrested offscreen.
Natalia Boa Vista

**Natalia Boa Vista** (Eva LaRue) is a hidden (redeemed) main villainess of the fourth season of *CSI: Miami*. She was introduced in the season's first episode, "From the Grave," as a DNA analyst who was only allowed to work the Miami-Dade Police Department Crime Lab's cold or unsolved cases due to her federal grant's restrictions. She went on to appear in sixteen other episodes, with the season's progression unveiling that someone working in the lab was an FBI informant and mole who was assigned to help build a case against Horatio Caine and his colleagues.

In the fourth season finale, "One of Our Own," the FBI took over the lab after $12,000 confiscated following a raid on Male Noche, an infamous drug cartel, went missing from an evidence envelope. When Eric Delko attempted to warn her of the fact that she was the next person who would be interviewed by the Feds about the theft, he was quietly assured that they would not do that. The former was shocked by her answer, deducing that it could only mean one thing: Natalia herself was the informant and mole, which she confirmed to be true. She also confessed to Calleigh Duquesne that she only supplied positive results to the FBI in order to defend the lab's integrity, but to no avail (initially), as she was shunned by the rest of the team.

The episode's climax exposed that Natalia was placed as plant in the lab by Assistant State Attorney Monica West—the true mastermind behind the FBI's probing of said lab, with the latter hoping to use the investigation to advance her own career. As for the source who provided Monica with damaging information about the lab, it was divulged to be her fiancé: Special Agent Peter Elliott (although he had done so unwittingly). Furthermore, Monica stole the $12,000, putting it in her purse before anonymously phoning the FBI about the "missing money," leading to their investigation into the matter.

After her villainous reveal, her fellow Miami-Dade Crime Scene Investigators along with other lab workers treated her with wariness and cold-shouldering. Even so, Natalia redeemed herself by resigning from the FBI and joining the MDPD. She was also ultimately accepted as a legitimate member of the team, becoming a main protagonist for the rest of the series in the process.
Poison Ivy

Poison Ivy (real name: Pamela Lillian Isley) is one of the main villainous enemies of Batman and a former botanist. Due to her special affinity for all plant life, her specialty is eco-terrorism.

This villainess is always pictured with flowing red hair and a green plant-like outfit. Her only human companion seems to be Harley Quinn.

It is believed that she feels for Harley who is mistreated by the Joker. Poison Ivy is immune to toxins and uses this ability to her advantage against her enemies.

In the film Batman and Robin, Poison Ivy teams up with Bane and Mr. Freeze.
Beth Phoenix

**Beth Phoenix** is a villainess best known for competing in **WWE**. She debuted as a babyface in 2006, but she would return as a villainess a year later after competing in OVW. She aligned herself with fellow villainous Diva Melina in the summer of 2007 before she began her pursuit of the WWE Women's Championship, which was held by Candice Michelle. Beth failed to defeat Candice at Unforgiven, but she would defeat Candice at No Mercy to capture her first Women's Championship. During her title reign, the evil Beth continued her alliance with Melina, which centered around their disdain over the Divas who have posed for Playboy. Beth's title reign ended in April 2008 when she lost to Mickie James, and her alliance with Melina ended less than a month later when she attacked Melina after costing her the title. Beth went on to defeat Melina in an I Quit Match at Extreme Rules on June 1, 2008.

Beth began an odd romance with Santino Marella during the summer of 2008, which included the pair defeating Kofi Kingston and Mickie James at SummerSlam to capture the Intercontinental and Women's Championships, beginning Beth's second Women's Championship reign. After leading the Raw Divas to victory over the SmackDown Divas at Survivor Series, Beth engaged in a feud with former ally Melina, which led to Beth losing the Women's Championship to Melina at the Royal Rumble in 2009. Beth was moved to SmackDown in a seven-Diva trade that included all three brands. She made history at the Royal Rumble in 2010; becoming the second woman to compete in the Royal Rumble Match (Chyna was the first and Kharma would be the third). Entering at #6, Beth eliminated The Great Khali before she was eliminated by CM Punk.

After a year as a babyface, Beth became a heel once again when she attacked then-Divas Champion Kelly Kelly after winning a #1 Contender's Battle Royal on August 1, 2011. After the attack, the evil Beth proclaimed that Kelly's "days as the perky blonde bimbo are over," and later aligned with the villainous Natalya to form the Divas of Doom. Beth's title opportunity came at SummerSlam, where she was defeated by Kelly. She lost to Kelly again at Night of Champions, but would defeat Kelly at Hell In A Cell to capture the Divas Championship. Beth held the title for the remainder of 2011 and the first four months of 2012. During her reign, her feud with Maria Menounos was reignited, leading to Beth teaming with a villainous Eve Torres in a losing effort against Maria and Kelly. Beth lost the title to Nikki Bella on April 23, 2012. She would later feud with the returning Layla over the title, only to be defeated at Over the Limit and No Way Out.

Beth spent her last months antagonizing Kaitlyn, due to the fact that Kaitlyn actually believed that Beth attacked her at Night of Champions. She was defeated by Kaitlyn on the October 18 episode of Superstars, and in her last match in WWE, Beth was defeated by AJ Lee, but went on to defeat AJ after the match was restarted by Raw's evil General Manager Vickie Guerrero. Despite her win, Beth was fired for not defeating AJ quick enough.
Dee Baxter

**Deidre "Dee" Baxter** is a security guard at the Niedermayer Building and a regular character on the sitcom *The Wayans Bros.* In the Season Four finale, "Fire!," Dee became a villainess in an imagined scene.

She was played by Anna-Maria Horsford.

In the episode, a fire burns down the newsstand at the Niedermeyer Building, and due to the suspicious nature of the fire, Shawn, Marlon, Pops, Dee, and T.C. (who wasn't even there) are taken in for questioning. Among the group, Dee is the first to be finger-pointed by Pops (despite telling to group to stay strong and not break).

In an imagined summation, Dee turned heel and appeared in the building dressed in a black ninja outfit and a mask, doing various somersaults over the infrared sensors inside the building. After finally reaching the newsstand, the evil Dee revealed her motive for turning heel: she faced losing her job, so she orchestrated the arson so she could be portrayed as a hero in the eyes of the public. Dee cackled evilly after setting the fire and watching the newsstand burn, embracing her heel persona in the summation. In actuality, however, an electric wire was revealed to have accidentally started the fire, which cleared Dee and the rest of the group of any alleged wrongdoing.
Raquel Welch (Seinfeld)

**Raquel Welch** is the villainess from "The Summer of George," the eighth season finale of *Seinfeld.* She appeared as herself in the episode.

In the episode, Kramer accepted a Tony Award along with some of the other people involved in creating a play known as "The Scarsdale Surprise," which also featured Raquel Welch. Kramer is later told that he can keep the Tony on one condition: he has to fire Raquel for them. The reason for Raquel's firing: she doesn't move her arms when she dances. Raquel is described as a "train wreck" by her superiors, and she is shown in her dressing room chewing out someone on the phone when an intimidated Kramer enters, who fires Raquel after a good amount of stalling. Raquel turned heel and attacked Kramer, destroying his Tony Award during the assault.

Raquel later plagued Elaine as she's walking down the street grumbling over being fired. She sees Elaine walking without moving her arms and confronts her, thinking that she's mocking her. In actuality, Elaine was reporting a co-worker to the police and she was imitating how *she* walks. However, the evil Raquel attacked Elaine and engaged in a catfight with her, much to the delight of the on-looking policemen
Bianca Trotter

**Bianca Trotter** is the main villainess from "Pink Tops," episode 4.08 of *The Mentalist*.

She was played by Victoria Platt.

Bianca Trotter is part of the narcotics task force, along with her partner and best friend Yolanda Concepcion (nicknamed "Yoli" for short). She and Yoli were working undercover investigating notorious drug dealer Omar Vega, as she had suspected that Vega had a dirty cop in his inner circle. During their investigation at a nightclub, Bianca sent Yoli a text in code telling her that she was in trouble, but after Yoli arrived, Bianca turned heel and shot Yoli to death, revealing herself as the villainess aligned with Vega. Bianca killed Yoli out of fear that she would find out about her corruption, and she planned to frame the Perry Boys (who she colluded with to steal Vega's drugs) for the murder, but the plan changed when they decided to reduce her cut and threaten to reveal her secret. In response, the evil Bianca shot and killed her co-horts; using the same gun she used to kill Yoli.

Bianca's reveal came when Patrick Jane went to Vega with to offer a deal that would allow him to restock his supply; a deal that Bianca already offered him. It was there that Vega called Bianca, who revealed that she's Vega's business partner. With Vega threatening to shoot whoever was lying to him, Bianca proved herself by confessing to killing the Perry Boys and Yoli, right after Jane made the same claim. After CBI enters and arrested Vega and Bianca, the latter was interrogated by Lisbon and the task force's leader, Sgt. Henderson. Bianca again confessed to killing Yoli, who she said trusted her, and regarding the Perry Boys' murder, the villainess stated that it wasn't the plan but things changed when they decided to reduce her cut. Bianca justified her heel turn by stating that the drug dealers she had been arresting were making more money than her, and she decided to join them rather than take them down.
Andrea Ziv

**Andrea Ziv** (Christine Dunford) is a villainess from the second season of *The Purge* TV series.

## Introduction

In flashback scenes dated eight years prior to the season's events, Andrea Ziv was introduced as the captain of the New Orleans Police Department; the superior to Ryan Grant, Doug Vargas, Tommy Ortiz, and Sara Williams. At some point, Ziv turned heel by forming a faction of corrupt cops working for notorious drug dealer Caruso, who paid them to protect him. In the events, Ziv was shown advising her officers regarding the upcoming Purge Night, warning them against people using the annual evening to unleash a murderous vendetta against them.

Later on, Ryan, Doug, Tommy, and Sara were planning to use Purge Night to take down and arrest Caruso, a notorious drug dealer. Ziv appeared to the group and stated that the operation wasn't legalized by the department and urged them to walk away, mainly doing so to keep her heel turn a secret from the group.

## Reveal

The group's attempt to capture Caruso at his headquarters was thwarted by the villainous faction, with Ryan unmasking one of the members and uncovering Reynolds, a fellow officer. At that moment, Ziv revealed her heel persona to Ryan; appearing in a masked disguise and holding Ryan at gunpoint, after which she removed her mask and officially revealed herself as the leader of the gang of corrupt cops. The villainess stated that she warned Ryan against going after Caruso, while adding that only the "smart cops" took the position of protecting Caruso. A standoff followed, but it was ended when Ryan and the rest of the quartet left.

Later in the episode, Ryan confronted Ziv, who stated that her actions were legal, and when asked how much Caruso was paying her, the villainess responded that she was paid enough to put her son through college. In addition, Ziv further defended her heel turn and corruption by stating that she chose to adapt, and in response to Ryan turning in his badge, the evil Ziv threatened to ruin any chance of Ryan getting another job. In a show of solidarity, Tommy, Sara, and Doug also turned in their badges and quit.

Ziv's first appearance in the current timeline came in the final scenes of "House of Mirrors," which saw Ryan and his group being arrested for an attempted jewel heist. Following their escape, Ziv appeared, with the reveal that Ryan contacted her for help, much to Sara's shock. In addition, Ziv blackmailed Ryan into allowing her to participate in their biggest plan, with the villainess being shown plotting with the group in the early scenes of the following episode, "Happy Holidays." Ziv met her demise in episode 2.08, "Before the Sirens," when she was shot to death by one of the Purgers.
Vetvix

A beautiful and powerful sorceress, Vetvix is the main antagonist of the Pet Force. The source of her evil power are her golden yellow earrings and power crystal on her headband.

## Her story

Vetvix's main source of minions is an animal-splicing machine that allows her to mix and match parts from other animals and create new creatures that are entirely under her control. She is also highly skilled with magic and genetics.

She's the opposite of Dr. Liz, so Emperor Jon have strong feelings for her. Near the end of the film, Garfield shoots Vetvix with the Moscram Ray Gun and Vetvix becomes a nice woman who is the perfect spouse for Emperor Jon also she apologized to him start, then they start their honeymoon after Emperor Jon immediately forgave her.

Vetvix was voiced by Vanessa Marshall.
Niya Barela

**Niya Barela** (aka **Ezavel Suena**) is a professional wrestler best known for competing as a villainess for Women Superstars Uncensored.

Niya debuted for WSU in 2010 as a babyface, but her tenure there came to an abrupt end when she lost a Loser Leaves WSU match to Jennifer Cruz in 2011. However, Niya returned to WSU on January 2012 as Ezavel Suena, a villainous masked wrestler, and attacked Jenny Rose and Jessie Brooks after their match ended in a draw. Suena teamed with manager Rick Cataldo in a losing effort against Rose and Brooks in a tag team bout at WSU's 5th Anniversary Show, but they would defeat Annie Social and Kimber Lee months later while their J-Cup Tournament took place.

By October 2012, Niya began competing as both herself and as masked villainess Ezavel Suena, in an attempt to get back on the roster, with everyone unaware of Suena's true identity. She lost matches to Saturyne and Veda Scott in back to back events, with the latter match officiated by Jana, who missed Niya being on the ropes while Veda pinned her. At the Uncensored Rumble event on August 10, 2013, Niya lost to Jana via DQ when she refused to break during a five-count. Later in the event, Niya turned heel and competed in the Uncensored Rumble Match as the evil Suena, and went on to win the battle royal.

Suena received a shot at the Spirit Championship, which was held by Marti Belle. Suena lost to Marti at Blood and Thunder in October, but after she attacked Marti, she was challenged to a Title vs Mask rematch. The rematch took place at Mutiny on February 8, 2014, where Suena displayed her heel persona and later defeated Marti Belle to capture the Spirit Championship. After the match, Suena removed her mask and revealed herself as Niya, completing Niya's heel turn.

At United on July 12, the evil Niya kicked off the event by bragging about how she tricked the fans and everyone in the WSU roster when she competed as Suena and won the Spirit Championship to get back on the roster. She was confronted by Nevaeh afterwards, which kicked off a rivalry between the two. Niya resurfaced and attacked Nevaeh and Brittany Blake after their match, which led to the duo defeating Niya and Jessie Kaye at Resurgence. At Breaking Barriers III, Niya successfully defended her title against Tessa Blanchard and attacked her after the match before she was run off by Nevaeh, who announced that she'll be competing for Niya's title at the next event. Niya lost the Spirit Championship to Nevaeh at WSU's 8th Anniversary Show on February 21, 2015.
Lady Tremaine

Lady Madonna Tremaine is the main antagonist of Disney's 12th full-length animated feature film, Cinderella, and its second sequel. She was Cinderella's harsh and selfish wicked stepmother, based on the character of the original fairy tale.

She was voiced by the late Eleanor Audley in the original film, (who later voiced Maleficent in the 1959 film Sleeping Beauty) and by Susanne Blakeslee in its two sequels.
Donna Conroy

**Donna Conroy** (Karina Logue), also known as **Donna Kading**, was the hidden (redeemed) villainess of "Favorite Son" and "Ever After," the final two episodes of the second season of *Tell Me a Story*.

## Introduction/Backstory

Donna was introduced in "Favorite Son" under her alias Donna Kading at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, bonding with Jackson Pruitt and saying to him that his father Ronnie (a married country singer) assisted her in becoming sober and fulfilling her dream of being a singer. Subsequently, she served as his backup singer, with the pair having an affair that resulted in Donna giving birth to a daughter named Taylor—who she raised alone after Ronnie's death in 2005 while he was driving drunk.

In the years that passed, Donna relapsed into alcoholism, getting drunk to the point of passing out along with also dated men who made sexual advances towards Taylor when she was unconscious. In addition, she received financial help from Ronnie's widow Rebecca (the mother of Taylor's three half-siblings Jackson, Maddie, and Ashley Rose), only for the latter to stop assisting the former due to her enduring need for money. In response, Donna joined Taylor's conspiracy for murderous revenge against the Pruitts so that she could exact vengeance on Rebecca.

## Reveal/Redemption

Regarding her debut, it culminated in her offering to become Jackson's sponsor and getting backstage access to Ashley's comeback performance. She had fallen victim to a car bomb planted by Taylor's boyfriend Dylan Young three episodes prior, burning her face and almost 25% of her body. At the end of "Favorite Son," Donna was revealed as a villainess when she informed her daughter of her nefarious triumph.

In the following episode and the second season finale, "Ever After," she came across her daughter as she prepared to leave for the arena where the performance was taking place. Donna began to redeem herself by reminding Taylor that killing her half-sister would not change anything and that nobody knew about her involvement in the bombing that burned Ashley due to Dylan's demise at the hands of NPD Detective Gwen Roberts. She then made an attempt to call the police, only for her daughter to grab her phone and destroy it before trying to depart again. In response, Donna armed herself with a pair of scissors and stood in front of the door. This led to the two women having a fight which came to its end with Taylor accidentally stabbing her mother to death with the latter's makeshift weapon.
Harley Quinn

Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel (also known as Harley Quinn) is a villainess from the Batman series and one of the many villains of DC Comics.

She was the Joker's self-proclaimed girlfriend and henchgirl. She was created by Paul Dini and first appeared in his Batman cartoon.

According to the comic book canon, she was interning at Arkham Asylum as a psychologist when she met the Joker. She got overly fixated on him and started to believing that she loved the Joker.

She does whatever she has to do to achieve the Joker's approval. She also allies herself frequently with Poison Ivy.

Depending on the writer and story, Joker either doesn't love her and just manipulates her into doing what he says or he can love her but is just very abusive.
Bobbie Burton

**Bobbie Burton** is the main villainess from *Diagnosis Murder* episode 1.12:  "Reunion With Murder."

She was played by Corinne Bohrer.

## Backstory

Bobbie Burton was an old college classmate of Amanda Bentley, and as she revealed in her backstory, she had an affair with her married teacher, Professor Edwards. During Mark Sloan's investigation, he encounters Bobbie at the set of her talk show, which had Bobbie admitting to the affair and saying she broke it off; claiming that Edwards killed himself in heartbreak. In actuality, Edwards was the one who ended the relationship, because he was in love with another woman:  Nancy Barlow, Bobbie and Amanda's college classmate. Upset over this, Bobbie threatened to commit suicide by jumping off a building, only to be stopped by Edwards. Bobbie took the opportunity to push Edwards off the building, killing him in a furious rage.

## Events

Years later, all of the details of Bobbie's affair would be revealed in Nancy's tell-all book; which would be written as payback for a prank that Bobbie, Amanda, and two other classmates pulled on her. In order to keep her dark secret hidden, the evil Bobbie killed Nancy, and as a result, Amanda ended up accused of the murder. After killing Nancy, Bobbie relentlessly searched for Nancy's manuscript both at the scene of the crime and at Amanda's home, but coming up short both times.

Bobbie lured Amanda out of her home by also luring Amanda's dog away, but she is caught by Mark, who turned on the lights and revealed Bobbie as a villainess. Mark gave his summation and also finds the manuscript; a floppy disk hidden in a CD case. Bobbie, still in her villainous disguise, pointed a gun at Mark and ordered him to hand over the disk, but she was stopped by Steve, who arrested her for murder.
Bethany's mother

**Bethany's mother** (Denise Crosby) is the hidden secondary villainess from the 2016 Lifetime film *Don't Wake Mommy* (alternately titled *Dark Intentions* and *Maternal Bonds*; airdate January 2, 2016). She is the mother of Bethany, and she was heavily implied to have become a sterile woman sometime after giving birth to her because of a genetic condition, which her daughter most likely inherited from her since she was also unable to have children. Bethany's mother also had a deranged belief that she "[lost] everything that made [her] perfect" as she grew up.

Furthermore, she covered for her daughter in the aftermath of her kidnapping an infant boy from her neighbors, with the female latter naming him Robert. In the film's climax, both an infant girl named Ava—the daughter of Molly (the film's main protagonist) and her firefighter husband Brad—and the aforementioned boy were taken by Bethany to a room in her mother's house whose entrance was hidden behind a cabinet. Molly herself arrived after obtaining said house's address from a fellow "baby bumper" (pregnancy faker) of Bethany's.

The delusional woman tended to a reborn doll and cradled it, explaining that the fact "he" wasn't real "[made] him perfect" to her. She also gave a justification for her twisted beliefs by claiming that if "he" was an actual baby, he'd grow up and lose everything "perfect" about him just like Bethany did (in her mind). Molly's demands about her child and her whereabouts fell on deaf ears, as Bethany's mother told her that she didn't have a baby, along with declaring Ava and Robert to be her daughter's "twins." After that, she took out a syringe filled with drugs and tried to kill Molly, with the latter fighting back and locking the unhinged former in a room before arming herself with said syringe. Bethany and her mother were arrested for their crimes, with the latter demanding to know what was being done to the former.
Mae Feinberg

**Mae Feinberg**is the main villainess from *The Mentalist*episode 6.17, "Silver Wings of Time" (airdate April 13, 2014).

She was played by Jud Tylor, who also played villainous angel Adina on *Supernatural.*

Mae Feinberg is the second wife of Dr. Edward Feinberg, who she met when she was a student of his 14 years prior to the episode's events. At the time, Edward was married to his first wife, Sarah, and knowing that Edward wouldn't leave his wife, Mae broke into the Feinberg home and killed Sarah, shooting her twice in the back. After the murder, Mae dumped the gun into a pond.

15 years later, Luis Cruz was accused of the murder and was two days away from execution; all the while, Mae spent 11 years as Edward's wife. Mae turned heel again after learning that David Renaldo (Cruz's friend) had been attempting to prove Cruz's innocence, doing so by hiring private investigator Pete Koch to kill him, which he does with a bomb in a briefcase. After Koch went through Renaldo's briefcase and found proof of Cruz's innocence, the evil Mae shot and killed him to cover her tracks and keep her villainous secret hidden.

Edward ended up being accused of the murders, but Mae was revealed as the killer when the news broke of Cruz's execution. Jane caught Mae smiling evilly and feeling triumphant over the news, while Edward expressed grief when Jane told him the news. After the charges against Edward were dropped, Mae was confronted by Edward after Jane informed him that she killed Sarah. Mae finally admitted to killing Sarah, stating that she "did it for us." After her confession, Jane and company drove up and arrested Mae, while also revealing that Cruz was not executed at 10:00 like Mae thought. The clocks were all set forward to trap Mae, and Jane planted a bug in Edward's pocket, which recorded Mae's villainous confession.
Grace Ferrin

**Grace Ferrin** is the hidden villainess from *The Purge.* Played by Arija Bareikis, Grace is the next door neighbor of the Sandin family (the film's main protagonists) and she is shown early in the film greeting Mary Sandin and discussing her Purge party.

Grace resurfaces later in the film, as she and the rest of the neighbors appeared to have saved the Sandins from a group of maniacal Purgers, who already killed James Sandin. However, Grace later turned heel and revealed that she and the rest of her group plan to kill the Sandins themselves. Regarding a motive, Grace expressed jealousy of the Sandins; claiming that they became rich and flaunted their success to her and the rest of the neighbors, who share Grace's sentiment. Grace's evil plans are thwarted when a homeless man (who was saved by the Sandins) appears and shoots one of the neighbors and holds Grace at gunpoint.

Grace demands that the man kills her, but Mary stated that they will all sit together and wait out the rest of the Purge in peace. Despite this, the evil Grace attempted to grab a rifle from Mary's possession and go through with her murderous acts, only for Mary to strike the villainess on her nose with the back end of the rifle, and later smashing Grace's face on the table. After the Purge officially ends, Grace--her nose bloodied and broken--leaves the Sandin house with the rest of the neighbors.
Janet Carroll

**Janet Carroll** is the villainess from *Arrow* episode 5.02, "The Recruits" (airdate October 12, 2016).

She was played by Suki Kaiser.

Janet Carroll is the CEO of AmeriTek Industries, and after VP Evan Wender was attacked by Ragman, she is promised by Oliver Queen that she'll be protected at an event regarding the opening of a medical clinic. Despite Oliver and his new team of recruits attending the event, Janet is attacked by the Ragman and ends up hospitalized.

Once Oliver learns that Janet was released, Thea is sent to attempt to talk Janet out of filing a lawsuit due to the events. Later on, however, Janet turned heel when was shown meeting with crime lord Tobias Church, revealing that she was selling weapons to him for a $100 million payout. It was also revealed that AmeriTek was facing bankruptcy, and Janet's villainous deal was made to prevent it from happening. During another meeting with Church, the evil Janet again encountered Ragman, who was seeking revenge on AmeriTek, but she escapes after Oliver orders Ragman to let her go.