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Victoria Feldon

**Victora Feldon** (Stephanie Morgenstern) is the titular villainess of "Victoria", episode 1.12 of *Missing* (airdate November 8, 2003). She was a pharmaceutical advertising writer and the single mother of a young girl named Melanie.

## History

A year prior to the episode's events, Melanie was playing near her and Victoria's neighbor's pool with Zach Troiano, with the young girl falling into the pool and drowning while Victoria was inside the house for a moment. The trauma of her daughter's death initially drove Victoria to blame herself for Melanie's drowning, but after developing depression and having delusions, Victoria began blaming Zach for the tragedy and threatening the young boy, leading her sister Elizabeth to have her committed to the Sunnybrook Psychiatric Hospital.

There, Victoria began making improvements under the care of Dr. Sims, and additionally began a close friendship with fellow patient Jeremy Conrad. However, Victoria's condition declined again after Jeremy died, with Victoria learning that Dr. Simms had accidentally killed him during a consulsive shock therapy treatment, which he covered up by claiming Jeremy died of an adverse reaction to medication. After uncovering the truth, Victoria confronted Simms and threatened to expose his actions, with the doctor responding by putting Victoria on more medication to keep her quiet.

## Events

   The episode's current events have Jess Mastriani having visions pointing her to Sunnybrook Psychiatric Hospital during an unrelated FBI investigation into the disappearance of Marilyn Janacek, with her and Brooke Haslett learning about Victoria's recent escape from Sunnybrook and the fact that she could become delusional and violent when her medications wore off.

After fleeing a playground after being spotted by parents and reported, Victoria went to her Troianos' old house, where the young Peter Melnyk know lived with his parents. Due to Peter being the same Zach was at the time of Melanie's death, Victoria mistook Peter for Zach and lured him away from the house, claiming her daughter was in danger of drowning and he needed his help. After finding out that Victoria took Peter, Victoria was tracked down to a stream, where she had taken Peter (who she was referring to as Zach) under the claim of looking for Melanie before asking Peter why he killed her daughter.

When the FBI and Simms arrived, Victoria grabbed Peter and ordered everyone to stay back, refusing to listen to Simms and telling Brooke she was lying when she told her Zach had not killed Melanie. Eventually, however, Victoria was talked down by Brooke, admitting that she still felt responsibility for her daughter's death before letting Peter go and submitting to the FBI. Following Sims' arrest for killing Jeremy and drugging Victoria to keep her quiet, Brooke assured Victoria and Elizabeth that the former was unlikely to face charges for her actions before the redeemed villainess was comforted by her sister as Sims was led away.
Sloane Taylor

**Sloane Taylor** was the main villainess from "What's the Story, Morning Corey?" and "Thanks," the two-part series finale of *Big Wolf on Campus.*

She was played by Jessica Welch, who previously appeared as the evil Carole Lefevre in Season One's "Cat Woman."

In "What's the Story, Morning Corey?," Sloane appeared as the object of affection for Merton Dingle, but she appeared to be more interested in Tommy Dawkins. She was later held hostage by Corey Feldman, who was revealed to be a vampire avenging his famous best friend, Corey Haim, but she is rescued by Tommy, Merton, and Lori Baxter. Sloane learns about Tommy being a werewolf, but much to the trio's shock, she's not phased by the fact. In the end of the episode, Sloane turned heel when she was revealed to be working for the Evil Werewolf Syndicate, and she has her sights set on both Tommy and Merton.

In "Thanks," the evil Sloane is seen with Tommy, which upsets Merton, because Tommy promised that he'd back off. In actuality, this was part of Sloane's evil plan to get to Merton, which she does when she visits him and tells him that she's not interested in Tommy, and later kisses Merton. Sloane's kiss actually kills Merton, which Merton figures out after he dies and witnesses her lips at work. When Tommy shows up to pick up Sloane for their date to the prom, Sloane reveals her alliance to the Syndicate when she is seen with Gil, the only surviving member of the Syndicate, after the rest of them were eaten by vampires.

Sloane also revealed that she's a bounty hunter for the Syndicate and she plans to take Tommy's werewolf powers for her own. When Tommy refuses, Sloane shows him Merton's deceased body, and promises to revive him with her kiss if he gives his powers to her. Tommy agrees, but Merton manages to possess Sloane and kiss his own body to revive him, thwarting her plans. Sloane attempts to kill both Tommy and Merton by blowing kisses to both of them, but Merton manages to ricochet one of them towards Sloane, which kills her.
Marcia Vasquez

**Marcia Vasquez** (Nadine Velaquez) is a villainess from "Dead Reckoning", episode 6.04 of *CSI: NY* (airdate October 14, 2009). Her brief backstory revealed that she was arrested at 17 for drug and weapon possession, receiving five years probation.

The CSI's investigation into the murder of Kevin Carter leads them to a shocking 21 unsolved crimes, including 11 homicides, each with the same DNA found at the scene. Later investigations found that three of the victims (two being identified as Hartley Johnson and James Chesterfield) each received envelopes containing cocaine with the same fingerprints on the drugs, with the DNA being identified as Marcia's, who had been working for delivery company World Send for months.

Lindsay Messer and Don Flack went to arrest Marcia, who fled the two before being cornered by Flack in a restaurant. In response, the evil Marcia armed herself with a knife and challenged Flack to kill her, threatening to kill him if he wouldn't. Flack (still haunted by Jessica Angell's murder) is unable to go through with shooting Marcia, with the villainess angrily telling Flack he should've pulled the trigger after being subdued and arrested by Lindsay. Marcia was later interrogated by the pair about the murders of Kevin and the other victims, with Marcia fiercely denying killing anyone and referring to Flack as a coward. Marcia repeated her sentiment about the murders when interrogated by Stella Bonasera, but Mac Taylor deduced the truth from her response to photos of the victims: Marcia *was* responsible for killing the three drug dealers, whose photos illicited discomfort from her, but not the 11 unidentified victims or Kevin, whose pictures received no reaction from her. Her DNA at the scene of the other crimes was revealed to be a result of lab contamination, and Marcia was arrested (off-screen) for the people she *had* killed.
Wicked Queen

**The Wicked Queen** (Brenda Song) was a villainess from "Once Upon a Suite Life," episode 2.20 of *The Suite Life on Deck* (airdate March 5, 2010). She is the main villainess from London Tipton's dream sequence, which occurs after she falls asleep in class during Emma Tutweiller's lecture on the history of fairy tales.

London's dream has her as the Wicked Queen from *Snow White and the Seven Dwarves*, and just like in the tale, her vision of being the fairest in the land is threatened by Snow White (Bailey Pickett). The queen orders the huntsman (Mr. Moseby) to kill Snow White and deliver her head to her, but he backs out and gives the queen a pumpkin with straw (resembling her hair) on top.

The dimwitted Wicked Queen takes the huntsman's word, but after her magic mirror informed her that Snow White is still alive, she disguised herself as an elderly woman and appeared at the dwarves' home with a basket of apples; giving one to Snow White. After seeing that she didn't give Snow White the poisoned apple, the queen took the apple and knocked out Snow. The sequence ends with the queen boasting about her looks and figure, only to bite the poisoned apple and fall dead.
Simone Colgate

**Simone Colgate** (Janine Theriault) is the hidden main villainess from "The Grape Deception," episode 3.05 of *Private Eyes* (airdate June 25, 2019). She is an authenticator of wines for Belanger Estates.

Matt Shade and Angie Everett went to the estates after the latter answered a call from her old college roommate, Cassie Lewis, who works as a wine specialist. Cassie's call was regarding the Winston '45, which Matt referred to as the "Holy Grail of wines," as the bottle--the only one in the world--was stolen. News of the theft broke, and there were claims of bottles of Winston '45 being bought, leading to the pair suspecting a man named Nevin Ainslie of the theft. Their interview with Nevin revealed that he was in a relationship with a woman named Nancy Colgate, who informed the pair that she made the deliveries of the five Winston '45 bottles, revealing that it was a favor for her granddaughter.

A photo revealed that Nancy's granddaughter was none other than Simone, and after seeing a lone bottle in Nancy's fridge, it led to the conclusion that the bottle was the real Winston '45, and that Simone was the true thief. To trap her, Matt, Angie, and Cassie met Simone and informed her that they retrieved the real Winston '45, while accusing her of stealing the bottle. Simone denied the claims, but after Matt "accidentally smashed the bottle with the same label as the one they found, she went into a panic, which revealed the truth. Feeling underappreciated and (more importantly) underpaid for her work, the evil Simone decided to steal the Winston '45, using her grandmother as a "wine mule" and stealing Nevin's labels, which she used to put on various wine bottles and sold them under the claim that they were all Winston '45.

As for the smashed bottle, it was full of pure grape juice, worth under $10. Afterwards, Simone ended up handcuffed and arrested for her various crimes.
Suzanne Dorn

**Suzanne Dorn** is a woman character who justly got revenge on her husband from the 1988 comedy classic, *Major League. She was not a villain. Her husband, if anything, was the villain. You have to actually question if the outcome of them winning would have happened if not for her actions and the reaction it created. .*

She was played by Stacy Carroll.

Suzanne Dorn is the wife of Cleveland Indians veteran infielder Roger Dorn, who is caught by Suzanne with his arms around another woman during the Indians' latest celebration. Suzanne sought revenge on Roger, and as part of her vengeful plot, Suzanne turned heel and transformed herself into a villainous femme fatale; donning a sexy red dress and a different hairstyle while approaching her husband's teammate, Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn, at a bar.

Suzanne embraced her seductive heel persona as she flirted with Vaughn at the bar, which led to the pair sleeping together at Vaughn's place. After the tryst was over, the evil Suzanne introduced herself as Roger Dorn's wife, much to Vaughn's surprise, and left Vaughn while being witnessed by Jake Taylor.

In her last scene of the film, Suzanne informed Roger that she slept with Vaughn. Suzanne's heel turn was motivated by one thing: revenge over Roger cheating on her. As for why she targeted Vaughn, it's most likely because Vaughn and Roger are rivals, and Suzanne sleeping with him would be a definite blow to Roger's ego.
Velvet Sky

**Velvet Sky** is a villainess best known for her career in TNA. She debuted with Angelina Love in 2007, and within months, both women would become villainesses when they attacked Roxxi LaVeaux while they attempted to give her a makeover. Velvet and Angelina were officially referred to as The Beautiful People, and in this role, Velvet was basically second-in-command behind Angelina; a role she maintained even after Madison Rayne joined them in 2009. After Angelina left TNA due to issues with her work visa, Velvet became the new leader of the faction, with Madison second-in-command and Lacey Von Erich as their new cohort. The trio spent weeks feuding with Sarita and Taylor Wilde over the Knockouts Tag Team Championship, but after Angelina returned as a babyface in 2010, the trio--especially Velvet--feuded with her for several months. After Madison became Knockouts Champion at Lockdown that year, Velvet became tired of Madison's inflated ego. Her frustration with Madison led to a face turn for Velvet and a reunion with Angelina by the fall of 2010.

Velvet turned villainous on March 27, 2014; two weeks after Angelina Love returned to TNA. Angelina returned and made an offer to Velvet to reunite The Beautiful People on March 13, which Velvet accepted a week later. Madison Rayne turned down Angelina's offer, and was attacked by Angelina in the locker room, unbeknownst to Velvet. However, the evil Velvet attacked Madison during her match against Angelina, which allowed Angelina could defeat Madison. After the match, Velvet laughed evilly at Madison and celebrated with Angelina in the ring. In an exclusive interview, both Velvet and Angelina revealed that they set Madison up all this time.

Much like when they were together the first time, Velvet basically acted as Angelina's sidekick, often spraying hair spray in the eyes of Angelina's opponents to help her win. In fact, she did just that at Sacrifice to help Angelina win the Knockouts Championship. Velvet has engaged in feuds with not only Madison, but Gail Kim and Brittany as well. In the latter half of 2014, both Velvet and Angelina would act as love interests for The BroMans (Robbie E and Jesse Godderz), and they mainly feuded with The Menagerie, which included fellow TNA Knockout Rebel.

On January 23, 2015, Velvet helped Robbie win one of the four Feast of Fired briefcases, but it contained a pink slip. Since Velvet was the one who retrieve the case, it was hers to open, and as a result, her TNA tenure came to an end. On May 8, 2015, Velvet returned to TNA and attacked her evil former partner, Angelina Love, cementing herself as a babyface once again.
Scorned Wife

The unnamed **Scorned Wife** (Stefanie Butler) is a villainess from *Rizzoli & Isles*' third season finale, "No More Drama in My Life" (airdate December 25, 2012). She is the main villainess in a play that was shown in the beginning of the episode and was played by an actress named Jennifer Johnson.

The play has the wife returning home and greeting her husband, who is played by Jennifer's boyfriend, Ryan. She asked him if he had fixed the sink and complimented his hair before the conversation shifted to the wife finding out about her husband's affair, stating that she met his mistress and talked with her. At that moment, the villainess took out a gun and pointed it at her husband, who pleaded with her. The wife then shoots the husband dead, with the villainess' portrayer unaware that the gun was sabotaged by the play's villainous director in a plot to kill Ryan.
Zofia Redlynn

**Zofia Redlynn** (Stacy Haiduk) is the hidden (tragic and redeemed) plot-twist villainess of the 2018 Lifetime film *A Father's Nightmare* (airdate July 22, 2018).

Zofia's backstory revealed that she was once a ballerina who was in a romantic and sexual relationship with Matt Carmichael, which resulted in the conception and birth of their daughter, Amanda (the eventual main villainess of the film and its 2012 prequel, *A Mother's Nightmare*). Zofia's mother never approved of their relationship, and after Matt ended things with Zofia, Amanda was abducted by her maternal grandmother, who committed the crime out of pure spite. Zofia rescued her daughter from her ruthless mother, and later renamed her Vanessa.

Despite their reunion, however, Zofia began turning heel herself as she succumbed to the frustration and anger she felt over having to raise Vanessa as a single mother. At some point, the evil Zofia cemented her heel turn and plotted a murder-suicide, intending to kill her daughter and then herself—though how she intended to carry out her deranged plot was never disclosed. Vanessa ended up being rescued from her mother and placed into foster care. For much of her life, the former was led to believe that the latter successfully committed suicide, remaining unaware of her past maniacal intentions and the fact that she was very much alive.

Zofia was introduced in the 2018 film as a patient at a psychiatric facility who was visited by Matt, and the truth about her was unveiled in the film's climax, which saw Vanessa attempt to kill her half-sister, Lisa Carmichael, in order to exact revenge on her father. Accompanied by Laney (Lisa's high school gymnastics coach), Zofia officially disclosed that she was Vanessa's mother, after which she expressed sincere and tearful remorse over her past heel turn, stating that she wasn't ready to be a mother at the time. It is unknown what happened to her afterwards.
Wanda

**Wanda** is the main villainess from "Meet Sam," episode 3.06 of *The Inspectors*.

She was played by Tarnesha Small.

Wanda is the owner of Brag About The Bag, a store that sells purses and other fashion items, including (but not limited to) jewelry. ￼It is revealed in the beginning of the episode that Wanda had been selling counterfeit items, as she was shown accepting a phony purse that was made at a factory in Bangkok. The purse was a birthday gift to Georgia Darby from Mitch Ohlmeyer, but Mitch's niece, Sam, quickly and correctly deduces that the purse is "fugazi"; a phony.

Later in the episode, Wanda is encountered by Amanda Wainwright, who went undercover at the store as a wealthy woman from Long Island. ￼She becomes immediately charmed by Amanda and shows her more of her counterfeit items after Amanda offers $2000 for them. In the episode's climax, Wanda is again met by Amanda, who returned with Mitch. The villainess offered to show them some fake jewelry, only for Mitch to brandish a set of handcuffs. At that moment, the evil Wanda ended up arrested, while brashly insulting Amanda's taste in clothing.
Sue Cliffords

**Sue Cliffords** (Roxy Wood) is a villainess from "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," episode 1.03 of *The Rookie* (airdate October 30, 2018).

Sue Cliffords is a former basketball star, having played at USC. During her collegiate career, Sue was regarded as the Trojans' best three-point shooter. She had plans on a career in the WNBA, but her knee injury during her senior year ended her aspirations. In addition, Sue lost her scholarship, and as a result, she was left with no legitimate back-up plan to fall on.

After the end of her career, Sue turned heel and resorted to committing robberies, and the episode showed Sue holding up a diner, while brandishing a gun and wearing a full face mask as part of her heel persona. Officers Angela Lopez and Jackson West were on the call regarding the robbery, leading to a chase that ended with West tackling the robber, who was unmasked and revealed as Sue. Following her reveal, the evil Sue vented over her injuries and her failed sports career, adding that her heel turn and criminal actions were due to not being qualified for anything else. Afterwards, Sue was arrested and taken into custody.
Tracy Reed

**Tracy Reed** was a villainess from the CW series, *Reaper.*She appeared in Season Two's "I Want My Baby Back," and was played by Heather Doerksen.

Tracy was a delusional serial killer who believed that she was a vampire, killing her victims by drinking their blood. She was executed for her crimes and went to Hell, but she later escaped Hell to keep her baby from being alone. Sam, Sock, and Ben encounter Tracy at her home, where Sam is sent by the Devil to send her back to Hell, using a wooden stake as a vessel. Tracy swooped down after the trio, all the while brandishing black eyes and vampire fangs; becoming what she believed she was in life. After attacking the trio, the evil Tracy attempted to sink her fangs into Sock, but she is staked by Sam and sent back to Hell.
Susan McQueen

**Susan McQueen** is the main villainess from the 2012 Lifetime film, *Taken Back:  Finding Haley*.

She was played by Amanda Tapping.

## Backstory

12 years prior to the film's events, Susan and Dave McQueen's infant daughter, Emma, accidentally drowned in their bathroom. After burying Emma in an unmarked grave, Susan--driven insane after the death--went to a carnival and abducted three-year-old Haley Turner, the daughter of the film's protagonist, Karen Turner. Susan even went as far as naming Haley after her deceased daughter, and raised her for a dozen years.

## Events

Susan's villainous personality was shown early in the film, as she is shown to be overprotective and controlling of Emma, mainly to keep the fact that she kidnapped her a secret. She even went as far as heading to Emma's school and confronting her friend, Alexis, over a photo of Emma that she sent her via text. After Karen took Haley/Emma and drove her to her home, Susan went on a rampage to find her, grabbing a gun as she left. She went to the home of Karen's friend, Megan Harper, believing that she was Karen, and demanded "her" daughter back, while pointing a gun at her. This led to a struggle between the women, which ended with Susan shooting and killing Megan.

After returning home and telling Dave what she had done, Susan learned about Karen's involvement and stormed in to her home with gun in hand. The villainess claimed to Emma that Karen was dangerous and psychotic, and she indirectly informed Karen that she had killed Megan. Karen angrily shoved Susan, who later pointed a gun at Karen's head. However, after knocking out Karen, Susan instructed Emma to hang up her phone (she was calling the police), while accusing her of "ruining everything." Having seen Susan's heel persona for the first time, Emma escaped to the bathroom and locked herself in, while the evil Susan pursued her.

Susan began pleading with Emma to open the door and come out, while Emma saw photos of herself at the carnival and realized that she is Haley Turner, as she began remembering being abducted by Susan. Meanwhile, Susan turned heel again and began snarling at Haley to come out, and she even resorted to shooting the door open. Susan grabbed Haley and took her out of the bathroom, only for Karen to tackle her and knock the gun out of her possession. Haley's attempt to send the gun to Karen was intercepted by Susan, who viciously berated Haley before preparing to shoot Karen. Haley, to prevent Karen from being harmed, played into Susan's delusions and left the house with her. The police arrived before they could leave and Susan was arrested, while still claiming that Haley was her daughter.
Vicki Romer

**Vicki Romer** is the hidden villainess from "Werewolf of Hollywood," a third season episode of *Monsters.*

She was played by Geraldine Leer.

Vicki is an aspiring actress hired by director Leo Tandovsky to work with noted writer Buzz Hunkle to work with him on a film titled, "Werewolf of Hollywood." But when Vicki and Buzz see an actual werewolf kill Leo, both come to the conclusion that the werewolf is producer Billy Mariner. Vicki handed Buzz an gun thought to be filled with silver bullets, but it turns out to be filled with real bullets when Buzz fired at Billy (who was in his werewolf form), who later ends up killed with Buzz's Silver Pen award.

Vicki turned heel in the end of the episode, revealing that she set up Buzz and that Billy is her uncle. Vicki brandished a set of fangs and revealed herself as a werewolf, cementing her heel turn. After her revelation, the evil Vicki snarled at Buzz and commented that wolves "always come in packs."
Katie Gaynor-Randle

**Katie Gaynor-Randle** (Kimberly Willess) was a hidden villainess of "I Kissed a Girl," episode 1.06 of *Rizzoli & Isles* (airdate August 16, 2010). She was introduced in the episode's opening scenes as a 32-year-old woman who was struggling to walk back to her car after exiting a popular lesbian bar in Boston called the Merch. Right after unlocking the car's driver-side door, Katie collapsed against the door in question, after which someone fatally bludgeoned her using a 2x4 piece of lumber. They also carried her corpse to a nearby alley and penetrated her vagina with a dildo in order to divert suspicions away from women.

The episode's progression divulged that in spite of being the wife of a bowler named Mel Gaynor-Randle, Katie was an adulterer who went on online dating sites in order to arrange dates with numerous other women. Her motives for doing so were never uncovered, and one of her dates turned her down after deducing that she was married. Additionally, the mastermind behind Katie's murder sought to run off with her $500,000 inheritance, driving them to secretly give her an insulin pump laced with a mix of fentanyl and water before having their accomplice kill her.
Shea Lammet

**Shea Lammet** (Ashley Jones) is a villainess from "Lover's Lanes," episode 10.08 of *CSI* (airdate November 19, 2009). She is a cocktail waitress at a bowling alley, as well as the girlfriend of co-worker Ronald Tobin.

Ronald's severed head was found in the ball return, much to the surprise of pro bowler Chevy Cigs, who was looking to retrieve his ball after creating a 7-10 split. Shea was interviewed by Sara Sidle about Ronald, with Shea revealing that Ronald was a bowler himself with dreams of going pro, claiming that his mental well-being was in the way. She added that Ronald defeated Kevin "X" Chatts (Chevy's opponent) in a pickup game, and that led to Chatts being suspected, though he denied the claims.

After it was revealed that Ronald was shot to death before he was decapitated, Vitas Long, who helped him cheat in his aforementioned game, was suspected. However, video footage showed Shea rushing to the audience from the back of the alley, leading to another interview where Shea revealed that she and Chevy were having and affair--which Ronald found out about. Chevy ended up suspected, and in his interview, he stated that Shea had killed Ronald, claiming that Shea killed her boyfriend as part of her twisted scheme to remain with Chevy. However, after Ronald's blood was found on Chevy's bowling ball, it revealed that Chevy was the true killer, but Shea was his accomplice.

As Shea later revealed to Sara, Ronald had her lure Chevy into meeting him late that evening so he could threaten him. At that moment, Chevy pointed his own gun at Ronald and shot him to death, after which he and Shea dumped the body. During this point, Shea revealed that she had harbored anger over both of the men in her life: Ronald for never marrying her after 15 years, and Chevy for promising marriage just to sleep with her. With that, and while Chevy wasn't looking, the sinister Shea decided to decapitate Ronald's corpse and place it inside the ball return during Chevy's match, doing so as an act of revenge. Shea was arrested (off-screen), but beforehand, she stated to Sara that even after jail time, she and Chevy could still end up together.
Shelby Cummings

**Shelby Cummings** (Julie Gonzalo) is the secondary villainess of the 2004 teen movie *A Cinderella Story*.

Shelby was a popular high school student who used her wealth as an excuse to bully anyone outside of her clique. A big target of her bullying was Sam Montgomery, who was dubbed the nickname "Diner Girl" due to her working for her evil stepmother Fiona Montgomery in her deceased father's diner. She was also the girlfriend of football star Austin Ames, though he didn't approve of her callous ways and secretly wanted to leave her.

Shelby's first act of bullying against Sam was stealing a parking space from her at school and then loudly insulting her. On the night of their school's Halloween-themed homecoming, Shelby and her friends ate at the diner and Shelby acted condescending towards Sam, calling her by her cruel nickname. Austin then shocked Shelby by breaking up with her, but she refused to believe it to be true and left with her two female friends to get ready for the dance. At the dance, Shelby became jealous upon seeing Austin talking with Sam (who was in disguise for the dance). Later on, Austin's friend David tried to force himself on Shelby, but he was stopped by Carter Ferrell, Sam's best friend who had a secret crush on Shelby. The two then made out and Shelby seemed to develop an attraction, but she instantly rejected Carter once she learned who he was the following day.

After finding out Sam was "Cinderella" from her stepsisters Brianna and Gabriella, Shelby exposed Sam's secret during a pep rally through a cruel skit meant to humiliate and degrade Sam and her online relationship with Austin. Afterwards, Shelby believed Austin was going to take her back, but instead, Austin chose Sam. Shelby looked on with an upset expression as Sam and Austin made up with a kiss. The end of the movie (in which Shelby unsuccessfully tried to hook up with Carter) also implied that Shelby and her clique lost their social standing after that.
Layla Mokhtari

**Layla Mokhtari** is the main villainess from "L.A. Woman," episode 1.11 of *The Closer*.

She was played by Marina Sirtis.

Layla Mokhtari is the wife of prominent Iranian businessman Razi Mokhtari, who was gunned down and killed, along with his bodyguard. When interviewed by Brenda, Layla stated that Razi and his bodyguard were both killed by someone driving an SUV. However, after an investigation, it was revealed that there was no SUV, and the murders were committed by Layla and her ilicit lover, Dr. William Graham.

It was not specified how long Layla's affair with Graham began, but it was revealed that Razi had planned to send her back to Iran. Wanting to be free of her husband's control, Layla turned heel and conspired with Graham to kill Razi and his bodyguard. As part of their plan, the evil Layla tampered with the bodyguard's gun, doing so by putting super glue on the firing pin, preventing him from firing. Though Graham was revealed as Razi's killer, it was indicated that Layla was the one who killed the bodyguard. Layla confessed to everything after waiving her rights to an attorney, including her and Graham making up the SUV story. Both Layla and Graham were arrested by the FBI.
Sally Tremont

**Sally Tremont**is the main villainess from "Malibu Fire," episode 5.03 of *Diagnosis Murder* (airdate October 2, 1997). Played by Marisol Nichols, Sally Tremont is the daughter of Mailbu mayor Bill Tremont, and was in a relationship with Jerry Grayle, who she credits for getting her through the loss of her mother. However, while at Jerry's home, Sally discovered a message left by another woman, revealing that Jerry was cheating on her.

In a vengeful rage, Sally plotted to kill Jerry, with her plan actually starting with setting fire to the canyon; dousing an area of land reserved for condos with gasoline and dropping a lit flare. She then switched Jerry's asthma medicine with antacids used for allergies, and she tampered with Jerry's air tank--knowing he would be on call at the site of the fire. It was there that Jerry's air ran out and he suffocated to death.

When Steve Sloan found a cap to a gasoline can at the scene, the evil Sally knocked him out with a shovel--knowing that the cap would link her to the arson. In the climax, Sally found Mark Sloan investigating at Jerry's house, and it was there that she was revealed as the arsonist and murderess. Sally's motive was clearly anger over Jerry's infidelity, but when asked about setting the fire, Sally had accused the townspeople of lying to her. She claimed that they knew about Jerry's infidelity but said nothing to her, and it was at that moment that she began burning down the home. Before Sally could drop the lit flare, Howard Pucell appeared and stopped the villainess from doing so, saving Mark in the process. Sally was arrested for arson and for Jerry's murder.
Zoe

Jenny

Zoe is the hidden main antagonist-turned-supporting character of Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked.

She was played by Jenny Slate who also voiced Dawn Bellwether in the 2016 Disney film, Zootopia.

## Biography

### Beginnings

Zoe was presumed to have been stuck on the island for eight or nine years. It was revealed to be false as she intentionally came to the island and hunted down the treasure for a decade.

Zoe first meets the six chipmunks when stumbling upon them by chance. She takes them to her tree house to stay the night.

The next morning, after a dangerous hike over an old tree, Zoe takes them to a waterfall where Simon (who was altered by a spider bite) finds a cave.

Immersing out of the water, Simon discovers a golden necklace and handed it to Jeanette. Upon realization, Zoe spoke to her sports balls about how she finally discovered the location of an entire treasure horde and revealed her true nature.

Before long, the Chipmunks and Chipettes learn that Zoe has taken Jeanette with her. Inside the cave, Zoe revealed that she was after the treasure on the island and forces Jeanette to reach inside and grab it for her.

However, the island turns out to be a volcano and begins to erupt, derailing her plans. As everyone escapes the island-volcano, Zoe was dead set on killing Dave Seville after blaming him for his interference, but Alvin and Ian managed to talk her down and she saved Dave instead.

Zoe then apologizes to Jeanette for kidnapping her and forcing her to find the treasure, and as a gift, Jeanette gives her the gold bracelet that Simon had obtained for her.

## Personality

Zoe is altered by multiple spider bites which resulted her into becoming crazy, deluded, greedy, arrogant, selfish, delusional and determined.

## Appearance

Zoe has a safari-like appearance, She wears a dark Gray shirt often that rises up exposing her belly a lot and in at least three scenes, her belly button. She also wears tanned shorts and big black boots.

## Trivia

* While Ian is the main villain in the first two films, Zoe is the main antagonist in this film because she had bigger plans than Ian.
* Zoe has a collection as sports balls (i.e., basketball, football, and baseball) that she talks to as human beings. This may be a reference to Wilson the volleyball from the 2000 film Cast Away.
Yvonne Warner

**Yvonne Warner** (Amber Bela Muse) is a hidden villainess from the second and final season of *Secrets and Lies*. She is the mother of Eric, Amanda, and Patrick Warner, having been in a coma ever since 20 years before the season's events. Furthermore, other than being one of John Warner's two wives—with the other one being Corinne Warner—she is also the mother-in-law of Melanie Warner (Patrick's wife) and Greg Young (with the latter filing for a divorce from Amanda).

In episode 2.08, "The Racket" (airdate November 27, 2016), Patrick visited her in the hospital she was laid up in and admitted that he committed bank fraud because he wanted to get John "to see that [he] was smart" and desired "his respect." However, the following episode, "The Brother" (airdate December 4, 2016), which served as the first half of the series' finale, saw her true personality coming to light. It came after Patrick informed Detective Andrea Cornell that Eric pushed their mother over a railing in their house, causing her to fall onto the stairs and become comatose.

A flashback not only confirmed that revelation, but also exposed Yvonne as a physically and verbally abusive villainess. It was discovered that during the incident, she had set her violent sights on Amanda, with Eric (who was 16 at the time and was the other victim of Yvonne's mistreatment) shoving her away after his attempts to get her to stop fell on deaf ears; Patrick only witnessed their mother's fall and not what took place in the moments leading up to it. Additionally, John was informed that his second wife had a habit of getting drunk. Later on, Andrea "arrested" Eric for the "attempted murder" of Yvonne in order to get the killer of his late wife Kate to confess to what they had done, with Yvonne's ultimate fate never being revealed.
Sheila (Army of Darkness)

**Sheila** is a villainess from *Army of Darkness*, the third film in the *Evil Dead* series. She is the sister of one of King Arthur's fallen knights, and the girlfriend of Ash Williams.

She was played by Embeth Davidtz.

Sheila originally despised Ash, as she believed that he was one of Henry the Red's men. After it was shown that Ash is the Chosen One, transported to the Middle Ages to fight evil, Sheila eventually became smitten with him. She became heartbroken after Ash preferred to go back to his own time after acquiring the Necronomicon, rather than fight against the returning dead and Evil Ash, who were resurrected due to Ash fumbling the phrase "Klaatu barada nikto," which would have allowed him to acquire the book safely. After walking away from Ash, Sheila was captured by a Flying Deadite.

Sheila encountered the revived Evil Ash, who grabbed Sheila and forcibly made out with her. As a result of the kiss, Sheila turned heel and became a Deadite, and afterwards, the evil Sheila embraced her heel persona and gave a sinister smirk before joining Evil Ash in the battle. The villainess later appeared to Ash and distracted him by appearing in her human form, causing him to crash his makeshift vehicle. Sheila appeared to Ash again and attempted to kill him with a spear, only for Ash to toss her down the pit. Later on, Sheila again attacked Ash, while stating that he once found her beautiful. Ash sent Sheila hurtling over the roof, and after Evil Ash and the Deadites were defeated, Sheila (who survived the fall) returned to her human form and reunited with Ash.
Sophia Turner

**Sophia Turner** was the hidden main villainess from *"*Linchpin," a Season Four episode of *Castle.*

She was played by Jennifer Beals.

Sophia Turner was a CIA Agent who first appeared in the episode, "Pandora," where it was revealed that she had a romantic history with Castle, and she was Castle's inspiration for the character, Clara Strike, from Castle's "Derrick Storm" novels. Sophia brought in Castle and Beckett to assist in attempting to catch Thomas Gage, who was believed to be a traitorous agent masterminding a plot to kill the young daughter of a close friend of a highly important Chinese finance minister, which, if successful, could start World War III and result in the possible destruction of America.

In the aforementioned following episode, "Linchpin," Sophia turned heel and revealed herself as the mole behind the "Pandora plot," when she pointed a gun at Castle and Beckett. After her henchman disarmed Beckett, the evil Sophia sent him to kill the young girl. Sophia's villainous plot was all revealed; she killed Nelson Blakely and his contact, Tracy McGrath, who was attempting to stop her plan, and then she killed Gage as well. As for a motive, Sophia claimed that money was involved in setting off a huge war, and she also stated--in Russian--that America isn't even her country, meaning that she's a Russian sleeper agent. Sophia was planning to frame Martin Danberg for her own crimes, and while holding Castle and Beckett at gunpoint, Sophia laughed evilly and taunted Castle; stating that his father was the only reason why he received access to the CIA. Right before she could pull the trigger, Sophia was shot and killed by Danberg.
Gloria Forsythe

**Gloria Forsythe** (Gloria Cromwell) is a villainess from "The Case of the Libertine Belle", episode 7.02 of *The Golden Girls* (airdate September 28, 1991). She was an actress in a murder-mystery weekend event at the Queen of the Keys Hotel, and served as the villainess of the first mystery set up for the event.

Gloria was established as the daughter of Giles Forsythe, who had recently married a significantly younger woman named Candy. Gloria was shown to be in attendance with Giles and Candy for their yearly trip to the hotel, along with her brother Phillip, when Giles and Candy were suddenly killed when the lights went out as a cake was brought out for them; Giles from a bullet to the head and Candy from having her throat slit open.

Phillip and Gloria were quickly suspected of being behind the deaths of their father and stepmother, with a recently used pistol being found in Gloria's purse indicating she had shot her father. While it was initially believed that Gloria killed Giles while Phillip killed Candy, Dorothy Zbornak deduced the truth: Gloria had killed *Candy*, while Phillip killed Giles and planted the gun in Gloria's purse to frame her.

Sharing Phillip's fear that Candy would convince her father to change his will and cut them out of their inheritance, Gloria utilized their yearly hotel gathering to kill Candy, slitting her throat with a Mayan sacrificial knife she had stolen from her brother's collection of pre-Columbian artifacts. As revealed by Dorothy, the evil Gloria had used her brother's knife to kill Candy in hopes of framing him for the murder, thus allowing her to be the sole beneficiary of her father's will. After Dorothy's summation, detective Spade Marlowe (another actor for the murder-mystery event) congratulated Dorothy, revealing her correct in her deduction of the fictitious crime.
Susan Ballin

**Susan Ballin** (Christina Cox) is the villainess from "The Dead Hand," episode 4.07 of *Motive* (airdate July 5, 2016). She is a naval soldier and the mother of half-siblings Nancy Ballin (who was murdered) and Josh Martin (who was charged with her murder).

Susan was shown in the beginning of the episode encountering Angie Flynn, while revealing that she had a bomb strapped to her and she would kill Angie if she either ran, attempted to remove the bomb, or if anything happened to her. She later entered the police station with Angie and held all in attendance hostage, as she blamed them for Josh being sent away for killing Nancy, while also proclaiming her son's innocence. After she is calmed down by Angie, Susan assisted Angie in capturing the real killer, revealed as school teacher Rand Hardy. Nancy visited Hardy's home on the day of her death, only to discover that Hardy had killed his wife. Her escape attempt was stopped by Hardy, who killed her by shoving her down the stairs. Susan was arrested (off-screen) for the bomb threat.
Connie Mallery

**Connie Mallery** (Robyn Lively) is the main villainess from "A Good Death Is Hard to Find," the penultimate episode from *Longmire*'s second season (airdate August 19, 2013). She is an occasional hairdresser and the one-time girlfriend of convicted armed robber James Notley, who stole valuable bones of a triceratops back in 1989. Notley had sold the bones for their price value: $800,000, but where he stashed the money had been a mystery entering the episode's events.

However, Connie had found Notley's money, and later masterminded a murderous plan to get Notley out of the way before he could find out the truth, after learning that he would be out of prison in a week. After Notley's arrest, Connie seduced then-Sheriff Lucien Connally, and later engaged in a relationship with Hank Tucker, the guard of the prison that Notley was in. The scheming villainess deceived Hank with claims that Notley abused her, and paid Hank $15,000 to have Notley killed, which he does by enlisting an inmate to stab him to death. She also attempted to set up Notley's partner, Riley Manning, as the killer; planting a note that stated that if anything happened to Notley, Riley was behind it--with the claim that Notley wrote the note.

Walt Longmire discovered Connie and Hank's relationship once he went to the latter's home, and in her interrogation, the evil Connie depicted Hank as a jealous lover and claimed that he killed Notely because he believed that she would go back to Notely once he was released. Longmire recorded Connie's lies and played them to Hank, who revealed her true nature. Longmire called in Connie, who continued to denigrate Hank and stated that anyone who did what he did to Notley deserves whatever's coming. The sheriff agreed with Connie's statement and arrested the villainess for masterminding Notley's murder.
Zephyra

**Zephyra**, born **Cheri Byrd**, was the true main villainess of "The Witch in the Wardrobe," the antepenultimate episode of the fifth season of *Bones* (airdate May 6, 2010). She was the sister of Jesse Byrd, who she grew more distant from once she became a Wiccan witch; Cheri chose Zephyra to be her witch name.

Regarding her witchcraft, Zephyra joined a group of white witches known as the Circle of Moonwick Coven, with Ember/Mary Harden Trent (a descendant of 17th century witch Emily Quimby) and Rowan (the coven's High Priestess) being two of its members. However, at some point before the episode's events, she became a villainess motivated by greed, with one offense being her attempt to curse real estate developer Mario Trivisonno into losing his hair after he made multiple attempts to strong-arm her into selling her property to him. Furthermore, the wicked sorceress was paid by Murray Hudler to curse his ex-wife after she left him for their lawyer; he gave her said ex-wife's wedding dress and a strand of his hair to perform the spell, only for it to fail. Zephyra also robbed Emily's burial plot of her bones, stitching them back together and hoping to use them to increase her twisted power.

Her nefarious deeds got her ex-communicated from the Circle of Moonwick Coven; afterwards, Ember, Rowan, and the rest of the coven performed a ceremony that was meant to prevent her darkness from spreading. Zephyra's response was to continuously curse at her former fellow witches, and additionally, they used rye flour during said ceremony that (unbeknownst to them) was infected with a fungus that caused LSD-like hallucinations when it was inhaled. As a result, the witches hallucinated and became paranoid of Zephyra's power, prompting them to stab her to death, with the wounds they all inflicted being located at the precise points of a pentagram; at some point, Ember stuffed bat bones she purchased into her throat. The episode's opening minutes showed her skeletal remains being discovered in the scorched remains of her house, with her toes posthumously curling after they were exposed to air.