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Elena Lincoln

**Elena Lincoln** is the villainess from the novel, *Fifty Shades Darker*, as well as the 2017 film under the same title. Played by Kim Basinger in the film, Elena's backstory reveals that she is a friend of Dr. Grace Trevelyan-Grey, the adoptive mother of Christian Grey. Elena turned heel and engaged in an affair with a 15-year-old Christian, while introducing him into the BDSM experience.

Elena is introduced as Christian's business partner, which (given her past with him) alarms Ana. Elena later contronted Ana at a gathering, and warns her to break up with Christian, only for Ana to remind Elena to stay out of their lives. Later in the film, Elena confronted Ana again as she and Christian announced their engagement, which came after she was introduced as a friend of Grace. In a jealous rage, the evil Elena berated Ana and accused her of only marrying Christian for money, prompting Ana to toss her drink in Elena's face. The confrontation drew the attention of Christian, who informed that Elena only taught him how to have sex and not how to love, revealing Elena's heel persona to Grace. Grace throws out Elena, but not before slapping the villainess on her face.
Laila Serrano

**Laila Serrano** is a villainess from "The Diamond in the Rough," episode 8.10 of *Bones*.

She was played by Sarah Scott.

Laila Serrano is a dancer and an auditioning contestant for the program, *Dance to the Top*; the same show that featured fellow contestant Katarina Wirz, whose corpse was found (covered in diamonds) underwater during a ghost-hunting reality show. She (along with her domineering mother, Maureen) was auditioning at the show when she was encountered by Brennan, who went undercover with Booth as auditioning dancers. During the encounter, Laila considered Katarina a friend of hers.

As revealed later on, Laila turned heel and began plotting against Katarina so she could win the competition. She had wanted to win on the show to get her mother off her back, and knowing what an immense threat that Katarina was, the evil Laila poisoned Katarina, using her mother's lead-based dye (which Maureen used to prepare the dance costumes). After Laila's performance, Brennan and Booth confronted the villainess backstage, where she confessed to poisoning Katarina, planning to make her sick so she couldn't perform. However, it wasn't Laila's poisoning that killed Katarina; her boyfriend, Tommy, actually killed Katarina when she broke her neck. Laila had vented about wanting to win to get away from her mother, which served as her boyfriend's motive. Both Laila and Tommy were arrested for their roles in Katarina's murder.
Kari Summers

**Kari Summers** is the hidden main villainess from "The Game Show," episode 6.10 of *Matlock*.

She was played by Dana Sparks.

Kari Summers is the popular hostess of *It's About Time*, which was emceed by longtime game show host Dennis Blake. She was making $80,000 a year during her time on the game show, but it wasn't nearly enough for her. Unfortunately, producer Larry Fisher forbade Kari from taking any other projects without permission, so in order to make the extra income she felt she deserved, Kari decided to steal the questions and answers from the show and sell them to contestant Walter Beldon; which made money for both of them.

Dennis found out about Kari's heel turn and her devious scheme, leaving the villainess facing the end of her career. During a meeting, Larry announced to Dennis that he was planning on firing him, and Kari decided to use that as part of her murderous plan. Kari used her electrical knowledge to place a timer on the lighting system, which would go off during taping of a show in Atlanta (where Ben Matlock attended with Conrad McMasters and Michelle Thomas). Once the lights went out, the evil Kari took possession of Dennis' apple peeler and (while wearing gloves) stabbed Larry to death. The plan was to frame Dennis for the murder, and with him in jail and Larry deceased, Kari could keep her heel persona hidden and go on to a lucrative career.

However, Matlock and Conrad caught Kari dropping off the answers to the next show for Walter to pick up, so they in turn left an envelope with incorrect answers, which resulted in Walter losing in the final round. Kari was cross-examined by Matlock in the episode's climax, which revealed not only her role in Walter winning on the show, but also her role as a villainess in Larry's murder. What also gave Kari away was the fact that she wrote the answers on stationery that named Dennis' replacement; with the evidence being presented during the testimony. Following this, Kari was arrested (off-screen) for killing Larry.
Ms. Austin

**Ms. Austin** (Emily Bergl) is the main villainess from "Something's Rotten in Redmund," episode 4.20 of *The Mentalist* (airdate April 5, 2012). She is a drama teacher at Redmund High School.

In the episode, Ms. Austin (age 35) was leading the class in a performance of *Hamlet,* and during one of her classes, she noticed one of her students, Billy, and asked him to audition for the play. Ms. Austin turned heel afterwards by engaging in a sexual relationship with Billy, hooking up after rehearsals. Late one night, English teacher Jack McTerny caught Ms. Austin making out with Billy while he was jogging outside, and he threatened to inform Principal Snyder about what he had witnessed, while stating to Ms. Austin that she'll go to jail and be charged as a statutory rapist. The villainess sent Billy to stop McTerny with the claim that she only wanted to talk to him. Billy followed McTerny to the batting cages and confronted him, but at that very moment, the evil Ms. Austin grabbed an aluminum bat and struck McTerny on his head, killing him instantly.

Patrick Jane had figured everything out by the episode's climax, but to make his reveal, he first had to get Jeremiah (a cast member in the play) to pass out. Jane was enlisted to replace him, and it was there that he revealed Ms. Austin's heel persona--which included Billy's illicit relationship and her role in McTerny's murder. The villainous teacher attempted to escape after Billy fingered her as the actual killer, but she was stopped and handcuffed by Lisbon. At CBI, Ms. Austin confessed to the murder and stated that killing him was unforgivable, but she defended her relationship with Billy, claiming that they were in love. Other than McTerny's murder, Ms. Austin was also arrested for statutory rape.

## Trivia

* Emily Bergl later played redeemed eco-terrorist Autumn Radnor on *Warehouse 13*.
Stephanie McMahon

**Stephanie McMahon** is a villainess participating in WWE. She is a former WWE Women's Champion, but she is more commonly known for her villainous authority roles.

Stephanie's first appearance came in 1999 for the then-named World Wrestling Federation, originally as the innocent daughter of Vince McMahon. After that year's Survivor Series, Stephanie was set to marry Test, only for Triple H to appear and reveal that he had married Stephanie at a drive thru wedding. Stephanie appared to be repulsed over being married to Triple H, but at Armageddon, she infamously turned against Vince during a Street Fight between himself and Triple H, doing so by handing Triple H a sledgehammer to use on her father. After Triple H's victory, Stephanie happily embraced her husband, cementing herself as a villainess.

After her villainous turn, the evil Stephanie formed the McMahon-Helmsley Faction in 2000, which led to her becoming Women's Champion. In her first role as a villainous authority figure, Stephanie managed HHH in all of his matches, and later plotted with brother Shane McMahon to form The Alliance in 2001. Stephanie later feuded with the now-babyface Triple H in 2002, even aligning with former enemy and Undisputed Champion Chris Jericho in the process. After losing a Triple Threat Match for Undisputed Championship on March 25, Stephanie was banished from WWE. Stephanie returned as SmackDown's babyface General Manager later that year, and held the position until October 2003. In 2005, Stephanie briefly returned as a villainess and engaged in the humiliating firing of announcer Jim Ross.

Stephanie returned to WWE in 2013, and would turn heel after SummerSlam when she sided with Triple H regarding his betrayal of Daniel Bryan. She (along with HHH) set their sights on fan favourite and underdog Daniel Bryan, and endlessly abused their power to stop him from reaching the top of the mountain in WWE. Stephanie's abuse of Daniel Bryan sparked a feud with Bryan's wife, Brie Bella, in 2014. This resulted in a match between Stephanie and Brie at SummerSlam; the former's first time as a competitor in 10 1/2 years. Stephanie defeated Brie after the latter was betrayed by her evil twin sister, Nikki Bella.

After WrestleMania 32, The Authority disbanded, but Stephanie continued portraying a villainess. Since the beginning of the new Brand Extension, Stephanie has served as the villainous Commissioner of Raw.
Theresa Solis

**Theresa Solis** is the main villainess from "Res Ipsa," the third episode of *Without a Trace*'s sixth season.

She was played by Camille Guaty.

Theresa Solis is a live-in researcher for reporter Christine Woods, and she was also a political activist in her native Guatemala. She was held prisoner and was beaten and tortured for five days until she gave up a name: Davis, Christine's son. Theresa did so believing that he would be let go because he was an American, but instead, he was tortured and died as a result of his injuries.

Theresa confessed the truth about Davis to Christine, who went on a long search for answers involving Davis' disappearance. Christine vowed to go public with the story to put a stop to what was happening in Guatemala. Fearing that she would be sent back to her home nation and face that same torture, Theresa turned on Christine and attacked her, and later killed her by holding a plank of wood down on her throat. As she revealed in her interrogation, Theresa placed Christine's body underwater.
Villainess Wikia

wiki created 20 August 2016

## Welcome to the Villainess Wikia

It's very similar to villains, but it's a female villain only and ONLY put female villains in this wikia! No men!

## Welcome and Rules

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Amber Altmyer

**Amber Altmyer** (Nicola Peltz) is a villainess from the 2018 film, *Back Roads*, which is based on the novel under the same title.

## Backstory

Amber Altmyer is the second-born offspring of Bonnie Altmyer and her unnamed husband, younger than brother Harley (the film's main protagonist) and older than sisters Misty and Jody. The household was an abusive one, as all four children were subject some form of physical abuse from their father, while it was indicated (and later confirmed) that Misty was sexually abused by her father. It was also revealed that Amber harbored an incestuous infatuation with Harley, as she repeatedly fondled his private parts when they were kids.

## Events

The film's events had Harley as his sisters' legal guardian after Bonnie was arrested and convicted for killing her husband two years prior. Amber was established as being sexually promiscuous and verbally abusive towards Harley, making several threats to move out of the house. In one threat, she even attempted to take money ($1000) that Bonnie had saved up in her plan to leave her husband, planning to use it to get a license and leave, only for Harley to stop her after both of them took the money from Misty. Amber was in a relationship with a boy named Dylan, who was revealed as being abusive, as she was shown with a black eye later in the film. Despite this, Amber planned to move in with him, and informed Harley of her plans at his workplace in a grocery store. However, Amber asked Harley if he wanted her to stay, with Harley saying that he would until she finds something stable.

Amber backed out on moving in with Dylan, and it was shortly afterwards that her incestuous personality began to surface, as she was shown laying next to her brother wearing only a bikini and attempting to seduce Harley when he backed away in panic. She accused Harley of liking the affection, as he thought that she was Callie Mercer, Harley's married lover, after which Amber screamed at Harley over his relationship. Harley revealed Amber's incestuous past to his therapist, Betty, shortly after the incident, and later in the film, Amber turned heel and shot Callie to death in a jealous rage. Knowing that Callie and Harley's trysts take place in an abandoned shed, the evil Amber tracked Callie to that same shed and used a shotgun to kill her perceived romantic rival.

Harley found Callie's body after his confrontation with Misty--which followed the reveal that not only was Misty molested by her father, Misty turned heel herself and attempted to kill Bonnie out of jealousy, only to accidentally kill her father (Bonnie took the rap and ended up convicted). He was shocked and horrified to find Callie's body inside the shed, and after seeing Amber holding a shotgun, Harley realized that Amber had killed Callie. The deranged villainess shouted to Harley that she had no choice regarding her actions, while sobbing and wondering who would take care of her. Just as Bonnie did for Misty, Harley confessed to killing Callie to cover for Amber, and the film ends with the revelation that Amber and her sisters moved in with their uncle Mike.
Tiffany Preston

**Tiffany Preston** is a minor villainess from "Mr. Monk Goes to the Bank," a Season Six episode of *Monk*.

She was played by Abby Pivaronas.

Tiffany is one of the villainous bank tellers at West Bay Trust Bank, along with Leon, Madge, Jasmine, and Gloria. In fact, as Monk stated to Natalie, Tiffany was the most recently hired of the group. The five of them, along with bank president Peter Crawley, colluded together to rob their own bank.

As Monk later stated in his summation, each person had a role to play. In the case of the evil Tiffany, she shut off the bank alarm, making sure their crime wouldn't attract too much attention. The group drew straws to decide who would be shot to make their act look good. Jasmine drew the short straw and was shot by primary heel Madge, who portrayed the Russian robber.

At the end of the episode, Tiffany was arrested along with the rest of the group (except for Crawley, who was subsequently murdered) for her role in the robbery.
Valerie

**Valerie** is the villainess from a pair of episodes of *Codename Kids Next Door*: "Operation H.O.U.N.D." and "Operation D.O.G.H.O.U.S.E."

Valerie is Numbuh 5's class rival and is suspected by Numbuh 5 when her homework is suddenly eaten, believing Valerie's dog to be the culprit. Valerie insists that her dog is a harmless puppy; a claim that is discovered to be true when Numbuh 5 (along with Numbuh 2 and Numbuh 4) sneak into Valerie's house.

However, Valerie turned heel and revealed that *she* was the one who ate Numbuh 5's homework, because she has the ability to transform into a were-poodle. After transforming, the evil Valerie attempted to attack and devour Numbuh 5, but she was thwarted when Numbuh 5 fed Numbuh 4's bad homework to Valerie, making her sick and causing her to de-morph.

At the end of the episode, Mrs. Thompson arrives on the scene and scolds Valerie for letting her secret be revealed, as they both transform intoweredogs, explaining their unusual relationship. Valerie's were-poodle curse was lifted when Numbuh 4 destroyed Mrs. Thompson's cursed pendant.
Shania Costa

**Shania Costa** (Jasmine Cephas Jones) is the hidden main villainess from "Justice Served," episode 4.08 of *Blue Bloods* (airdate November 15, 2013).

Shania Costa was introduced during the trial of DeShawn Williams, who was being accused of murdering Ella Martin, an 18-year-old deli cashier. She was identified as the main eyewitness to the murder, claiming to have seen DeShawn kill Ella. Detective Danny Reagan was part of the 12-person jury, and he was the only one who voted "not guilty" (with some others later following suit), due to the lack of evidence. After a new trial was ordered, Danny spoke to DeShawn, after which he and Maria Baez interviewed Shania, who repeated her claims. In addition to stating that DeShawn was Ella's killer, Shania added that she was inside a laundromat while the murder was committed, and she saw it through the window and witnessed Ella screaming and begging for her life.

Danny and Maria's trip to the laundromat revealed that Shania's claimed location was 200 feet away from the murder site, and the porch light was out and had been for a year. In addition, the owner of the laundromat revealed that a man named Jose Otero had been selling drugs in that same area, adding that he was arrested but quickly released on bail. A look into Jose's arrest revealed that the person who bailed him out was none other than Shania, and it ended up revealing that Shania was not only Jose's girlfriend, she was also Ella's true killer.

After both of them were brought into the station, it was revealed that Jose was engaged in an affair with Ella--who was also one of Jose's customers. An angry Shania found out about the affair and confronted Ella just as she was leaving work, and during the confrontation, Shania turned heel and stabbed Ella to death. The villainess covered up her actions by claiming that DeShawn (who arrived at the scene afterwards) committed the murder, and during her interrogation, Danny informed Shania that Jose was turning on her, as he was writing a statement that implicated her (after Danny told Jose to write down that he had no knowledge of the murder). Shania denied the detectives' claims, but she later confessed to killing Ella, attempting to claim that she was high on the drugs that Jose sold her and that they caused her to kill Ella, instead of her own jealousy. Shania stated that she wanted a lawyer, after which she was arrested (off-screen).
Vanessa

**Vanessa** is the main villainess from *Martin*'s fourth season opener, "Martin in the Corner Pocket."

She was played by Alex Datcher.

The episode has the newly married Martin playing pool with Tommy and Cole (despite Gina's reservations), when the trio is encountered by Vanessa, resulting in a game which Martin easily wins over Vanessa. Just as he's about to head home, Martin is challenged by Vanessa, who offers a $20 per ball wager. After Martin turns her down, Vanessa goads him by challenging his masculinity, which leads to them playing for Martin's watch.

However, in this go around, Vanessa's first shot results in many balls going in pockets, which established Vanessa's heel persona and revealed herself as a devious pool hustler. As the episode progressed, the scheming villainess defeated Martin in 13 straight outings, winning the trio's watches and Martin's clothes. In the last scenes of the episode, Martin arrived home hours later than planned, and after failed attempts to cover up the truth, he revealed to Gina that he was hustled at pool, but by a man. However, the evil Vanessa appeared at Martin's front door and returned his shoes, stating that they didn't fit her boyfriend. Her appearance caused even more humiliation towards Martin, as Gina heard everything and realized that he was hustled by a woman.
Michelle Lee

**Michelle Lee** was a hidden villainess during Season Six of *NCIS*.

She was played by Liza Lapira.

Special Agent Michelle Lee joined the NCIS team beginning in the Season Four opener, "Shalom." She would be placed on Jethro Gibbs' team when she returned in the Season Six opener, "Last Man Standing," because a planted mole was leaking US military infomation to the enemy, and Michelle was a suspect, along with fellow agents Langer and Keating. Later in the episode, Michelle and Langer investigate the computer archive center while Keating is being interrogated, but Michelle later gave a frantic call to Gibbs labeling Langer as the mole. Gunshots were heard over the phone, and Lee is found with Langer, who was killed by Lee in self-defense (according to Lee herself).

In the episode's final scene, Michelle turned heel and was revealed as the actual mole, receiving a text from her contacts asking if the rest of the NCIS team suspects her, to which she replies, "No." She was suspected by Langer, and while they were in computer archive center, the evil Michelle shot and killed him to protect her cover, cementing herself as a villainess.

When Vance and Gibbs learn the truth in the episode, "Cloak," they set a trap for Michelle, which succeeds. In her interrogation, Michelle confesses to being the mole, but she stated that she did what she did because her daughter, Amanda, was held captive, and she was forced to commit these acts or else they would kill Amanda. It was later revealed that Amanda is actually Michelle's sister, but she had raised her as her daughter since the death of their parents.

In the episode, "Dagger," Michelle worked with Gibbs to catch the real mastermind, who was revealed to be Ted Bankston. In a final confrontation, Bankston holds Michelle as a human shield while Gibbs targets him. Despite this, Michelle gives the signal for Gibbs to shoot, and his shots killed both of them.
Rita Van Ranken

**Rita Van Ranken** was a villainess from "Mr. Monk and the Three Pies," episode 2.11 of *Monk*.

She was played by Crystal Santos.

Rita Van Ranken was the wife of Pat Van Ranken, and the couple lived next door to Ambrose Monk, Adrian Monk's older brother. Two nights prior to the episode's events, as shown in a flashback, Rita baked three cherry pies for the upcoming fair, and after Pat arrived home, the couple engaged in a heated argument. Rita began turning heel during the argument when she gave a sinister scowl at Pat, and afterwards, the evil Rita grabbed a knife and lunged at her husband, establishing Rita's heel turn. At that moment, Pat took out a gun and shot the maniacal villainess to death.
Stephanie Goodman

**Dr. Stephanie Goodman** (Lisa Ann Grant) was a hidden plot-twist villainess of "Scared Straight," episode 2.07 of *Crossing Jordan* (airdate November 18, 2002).

## Death/Introduction

The victim of a fatal stabbing, Stephanie was introduced as a couples therapist and the girlfriend of controversial radio psychologist Lisa Fromer. The episode's opening scenes saw Drs. Jordan Cavanaugh and Nigel Townsend meet up with Detective Woody Hoyt in her office, where her corpse was found slumped in her chair. In addition to how the chair in question had been shot twice, Stephanie's office was vandalized with homophobic slurs, which led to the conjecture that her murder was a hate crime. In addition, the episode's progression had Lisa find herself on the receiving end of wariness while Stephanie's history of being frank and terse with her clients was uncovered.

During the investigation, Jordan met a man named David Blake, who divulged that he was Stephanie's boyfriend and that she was planning on leaving Lisa. The admission caused suspicion towards Lisa to increase, as it was hypothesized that her discovery of her girlfriend's affair drove her to kill her. Furthermore, after a kitchen knife identical to the one used to stab Stephanie was found in her house, Woody handcuffed Lisa and took her into custody.

## Reveal

However, after Lisa got bailed out, she accompanied Jordan to Stephanie's office—with the latter mentioning the two bullets fired at Stephanie's chair before reenacting what happened. Originally, the gunfire was thought to have been part of the murder, but after the reveal that the gun was fired while Lisa was doing her radio show, Jordan realized the disquieting truth: *Stephanie* fired the gun because she had been conspiring to fake her murder. Meanwhile, Woody interrogated David, who detailed their scheme to him.

Stephanie was already planning on leaving Lisa for her illicit boyfriend, but even so, she was aware of how Lisa's career would be destroyed if their split were to become public knowledge since she believed in commitment. Subsequently, Stephanie turned heel and masterminded a scheme to make it seem she died in a hate crime, with David as her accomplice. Their plan began on the evening of her murder, as she had obtained a gun by that point. Firing the weapon twice at her office's chair, the deceptive conspirator cutting herself and smeared her own blood onto the bullet holes. Afterwards, Stephanie vandalized the office by writing the homophobic slurs onto its walls.

Before she could go outside to meet with David so they could run away together, one of Stephanie's patients confronted her. Armed with a kitchen knife that had ostrich blood on it, the patient detested her for her attitude during therapy sessions. Moreover, she became infuriated about how Stephanie claimed that she and her husband should divorce each other since their marriage was over. Moments later, the villainous therapist was stabbed to death by the heel-turned patient in a frenzy of anger.
Roxanne

**Roxanne** (Fran Drescher) is a villainess from "Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades," episode 4.18 of *ALF* (airdate February 5, 1990). She appeared in one of ALF's dreams, which has him imagining life in the future after the Tanner children have moved out of the house.

In ALF's vision of living with an adult Brian Tanner, Roxanne is Brian's wife and the mother of their son, Brian Jr. However, Roxanne is also a ruthless mob boss, a fact that is oblivious to Brian, no matter how many times that ALF attempted to warn Brian about Roxanne's villainous role. Roxanne greeted Brian, and later gave ALF a black rose; which is her routine gift for people she plans to have knocked off. After Brian Jr complains about ALF shedding, the evil Roxanne summoned her henchmen to take ALF to the ampitheater to "play for him," giving a sinister smile while doing so. The ampitheater hadn't been finished yet, meaning that Roxanne had enlisted her goons to eliminate him. The sequence ends with ALF's shock, and after it ends, ALF is left incredulous at the thought of Brian being a kept man.
Sandra Pence

**Sandra Pence** (Louise Griffiths), also known as **Mrs. Hobart**, was a plot-twist villainess from a three-episode twelfth season arc of *CSI*. She was a former U.S. Army soldier who became an employee of corrupt American military contractor Ceressus Logistics and an assassin of the Hit Squad—a group consisting of two other assassins and three cleaners/backup assassins who carried out hits ordered by Ceressus CEO Mark Gabriel in order to keep his illegal gunrunning business operating. Furthermore, the faction was enlisted to participate in a sinister plot masterminded by another villainess and her accomplice that was meant to frame the former's husband as having "instructed" them to perpetrate various murders at several locations.

In episode 12.11, "Ms. Willows Regrets" (airdate January 18, 2012), Sandra appeared as a woman who went by the alias Mrs. Hobart and entered the law office of Malcolm Turner. When his receptionist Amelia Groves guessed that either a "messy divorce" or a "contested will" was why the deceptive woman was present for an appointment, the latter simply stated that she would let her be surprised. After fellow assassin Geoffrey Krueger enter under the guise of a water delivery man in spite of Amelia saying water was not needed, Sandra rose from her seat, shooting Amelia dead and firing bullets through the doors of Malcolm's office that killed him as well.

Later on, the aforementioned accomplice helped the conspirator infiltrate the FBI transport detail meant to protect Laura Gabriel, which led to an ambush by the rest of the Hit Squad on the detail's convoy during which three FBI agents died and the two masterminds behind the conspiracy were escorted to safety. After that, Paul Obrecht (another member of the squad) betrayed Sandra and Geoffrey by shooting them and then putting them in a car before setting the vehicle on fire. Their corpses were subsequently burned beyond recognition as part of the scheme, which also involved faking said masterminds' deaths. Her brief backstory was posthumously revealed in the following episode, "Willows in the Wind" (airdate January 25, 2012).
Vivian Banks

**Vivian Banks** is the matriarch of the Banks family on *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*. Originally played by Janet Hubert-Whitten, Vivian served as the hidden villainess in the subplot of episode 3.11, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,"

The episode's subplot had Carlton and Ashley playing a game of "Whodunnit," where a "killer" is loose in the house and they have to find out his or her identity. Using a toy gun that shoots rubber arrows, the "killer" shot Geoffrey in the beginning of the episode, and did the same to Hilary while she was on the phone with Will. In the end of the episode, Vivian is shown with Phil, as he makes up with her regarding an argument over his presence during the impending birth of their new baby. After making up, however, Vivian turned heel and stated that she had to "kill him anyway," taking out the gun and revealing herself as the villainess in the "Whodunnit" game. At episode's end, the evil Vivian fired her shot at Phil.
Shannon Tweed (Married...With Children)

**Shannon Tweed** is a villainess from *Married...With Children*, appearing as herself in Season Ten's "The Two That Got Away."

The episode portrays Shannon Tweed as an arrogant heel actress who encountered Al and Jefferson at an exclusive fishing lodge where they had reservations. Not only do they find out that Shannon had taken their places, but to make matters worse, Shannon trashed both of them before rudely throwing them out. However, Jefferson manages to get a compromising photo of Shannon naked in a hot tub, and the duo planned to sell the photo to the highest bidder as payback.

Just when the photo is about to be sold, Shannon showed up at Al's door and began seducing him. Al later takes the incriminating photo of Shannon and swallows it whole, but once she learns what Al had just done, the evil Shannon showed her true colors and boldly reveals that she lied to him. The blonde villainess boasted about how good of an actress she is, before walking away satisfied over her evil plan succeeding.
Vanessa Borne

**Vanessa Borne** is a villainess competing in WWE, doing so on the NXT program.

Vanessa was signed by WWE in 2016, and began performing at house shows as a heel under her real name, Danielle Kamela. Her first NXT TV appearance came on October 12 as a jobber against Nikki Cross, originally losing the match, but announced as the winner due to Nikki's continuous attack towards her. On the July 12, 2017 edition of NXT, Vanessa defeated Jayme Hachey to qualify for the Mae Young Classic tournament.

Vanessa turned heel at the tournament on August 28; adopting an arrogant persona en route to losing in the first round to Serena Deeb. Her first villainous appearance on NXT TV came on September 27, a losing effort to Liv Morgan. Four weeks later, the evil Vanessa participated in a battle royal for an NXT Women's Championship opportunity at NXT Takeover:  War Games, only to end up as one of eight women eliminated by eventual winner Nikki Cross. Vanessa competes as a heel at NXT live events, mostly in tag team bouts with the evil Aliyah as her partner.
Vanessa Almassian

**Vanessa Almassian** (Inbar Lavi) is a hidden villainess from "Maternal Instincts," episode 5.11 of *The Closer* (airdate August 11, 2009). She is the pregnant girlfriend of Jake Burrell, one of the episode's two murder victims.

Jake and another young man, Tomas DeLeon, were shot at a schoolyard in the opening of the episode, with Tomas succumbing instantly, while Jake was hospitalized and died of an infection later in the episode. It was originally believed that the shooting was the result of a drug deal gone wrong, with Tomas as the main intended victim. However, when it was revealed that Tomas was only shot once and Jake was shot four times, it was concluded that Jake was the true intended victim, while Tomas was collateral damage.

Vanessa was officially introduced in the episode's climax, after Jake's death, with Brenda Leigh Johnson and Major Crimes interviewing both Vanessa and her father, Frank Almassian, about Jake. Frank asked if Jake had raped another girl, adding that he had done the same to Vanessa, who stood speechless when asked about Jake. After Brenda asked Frank about his gun, she later asked him about the whereabouts of his son (Vanessa's brother), Alex, with Frank stating that Alex was at home with Vanessa. However, Brenda uncovered evidence that uncovered Alex's true whereabouts:  at the schoolyard where Tomas and Jake were shot, with Vanessa expressing shock when she was told that Jake had died.

Alex attempted to escape, only to be taken down and arrested, after which Vanessa lashed out at her father for fueling Alex's anger. In addition, it was revealed that Frank berated Vanessa when he and Alex had discovered that she was pregnant, with Frank calling Vanessa a whore. Instead of telling the truth about how she became pregnant, Vanessa turned heel and falsely stated that Jake had raped her, which angered Frank and Alex--the latter to the point where he shot and eventually killed Jake as payback, while also killing Tomas in the process. Vanessa's shouting towards Frank included an admission that Jake didn't rape her, and she only told him that because Frank called her a whore. When asked what she was supposed to say, Brenda informed the evil Vanessa that she should have told the truth, adding that her deceit led to Jake's murder. Vanessa's fate wasn't revealed after her brother's arrest.

## Trivia

* Inbar Lavi later played recurring villainess Eve during the fourth season of *Lucifer*.
Tracie Tyler

**Tracie Tyler** (Damaris Lewis) was a hidden villainess from the 2020 thriller, *Fatale*. She was the wife of main protagonist Derrick Tyler.

In the film, Derrick and Tracie's marriage is shown to be shaky, and during a night out with business partner Rafe Grimes in Vegas, Derrick voiced his suspicions that Tracie was cheating on him. Though Rafe informed his friend and partner that the worries were all in his head, it was revealed that Tracie was having an affair with Rafe, with the reveal coming after the Tylers' home was broken into, with Derrick fighting off the masked intruder.

Detective Val Quinlan, who engaged in a one-night fling with Derrick in Vegas, was on the case and later revealed Tracie and Rafe's affair to Derrick, as she met Derrick at a beach and pointed him in the direction of his wife and his business partner. As Val also revealed, Tracie turned heel at some point and ordered Rafe to kill Derrick, with Rafe dressing in the masked disguise and firing a shot at Derrick, which narrowly missed. The plan was to pose Derrick's murder as a home invasion, with the result seeing Tracie inherit Derrick's finances, which she would split with Rafe.

Derrick disbelieved Val's statements at first, but was angered when he realized that they were factual. Both Tracie and Rafe were found shot to death inside Derrick's home, with Derrick suspected of the murders. In actuality, Derrick confronted Tracie and Rafe after catching them in the act, and shortly afterwards, the evil Tracie simply told Derrick not to act surprised. Derrick took off his wedding ring and left in anger, and afterwards, the illicit couple was shot and killed by Val, as part of her own heel turn and plans for Derrick.
Sue Thompson

**Sue Thompson** (Phyllis Love; 1925-2011) is the hidden (tragic) main villainess from "Backward, Turn Backward," episode 5,18 of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* (airdate January 31, 1960). She is the daughter of Matt Thompson, who was killed prior to the episode's events.

Phil Canby was suspected of Matt Thompson's murder, though the main reason for the public's suspicion and hatred of Phil was due to the fact that the 59-year-old was married to 19-year-old Sue. Town sheriff Andy Willetts, a friend of Phil's, was on the case, and regarding Sue, she revealed Matt's immense objection to her relationship and marriage to Phil and that the two men engaged in an argument on the night in question. In addition, Sue hid in the pantry while they argued, but she stated that Phil left Matt alive.

Phil's alibi had him babysitting his infant grandson, Phillip, but according to neighbor Mrs. Lyons, Phillip was heard crying on the night in question. Andy had been convinced of Phil's innocence, but after Matt's funeral, Andy arrested Phil for Matt's murder, due to the evidence against him. Phil's daughter, Betty, lashed out at Sue, informing her father that she was to blame for what was happening to him, but in a shocking instant, Sue began unleashing a loud outburst and crying hysterically, with her cries resembling those of an infant. The outburst revealed that it was Sue's cries that Mrs. Lyons heard, and it also revealed that Sue was her father's killer.

Following Phil and Matt's argument, Sue--during her manic fit--grabbed Phil's wrench and bludgeoned her father to death, and as Sue was calmed down, everyone expressed shock that Sue was Matt's killer. Andy later concluded that due to Sue's mental illness, she most likely had no idea that she had killed her own father, and after her shocking reveal, Sue was institutionalized.
Jezzie Flannigan

**Jezzie Flannigan** was the main villainess from James Patterson's novel, *Along Came a Spider*, as well as the 2001 film under the same title.

In the film, she was played by Monica Potter.

Jezzie Flannigan was a member of the Secret Service working for Senator Hank Rose, mainly watching over his 12-year-old daughter, Megan, who is later kidnapped by her teacher, Gary Soneji. Flannigan partners with Alex Cross to find Megan, but as the film progresses, it is revealed that Soneji was set up. Flannigan turned heel when she was revealed as the mastermind of the plot, with fellow Secret Service Agent (and lover), Ben Devine, as her accomplice. Devine had taken Megan from Soneji's boat and held her captive, and also took possession of $10 million in diamonds that Cross delivered to Soneji as part of his list of demands.

Flannigan reunited with Devine at a farmhouse where Megan is held captive, but she warns him that Cross will be on their trail after killing Soneji, which was done after realizing that he no longer had possession of Megan anymore. At that moment, the evil Flannigan kills Devine with a single shot to his head, after revealing that he's the only one under suspicion. After killing Devine, Flannigan searched for Megan with the intent to kill her as well, but she is later caught and confronted by Cross, who shoots and kills her.

In the novel, Flannigan is also portrayed as the villainous mastermind, but unlike in the movie, she engaged in a romantic tryst with Cross. Cross confronted Flannigan over her betrayal while they were on vacation together, and after admitting everything in a taped conversation, Flannigan is arrested and later executed for her crimes.
Sharmell

**Sharmell** is a villainess best known for her tenures in WWE and TNA. She served as the heel valet for her real-life husband, Booker T.

Sharmell debuted for WWE in mid-2005 as a babyface valet for Booker T, and she was instantly involved in his feud with Kurt Angle. Sharmell became a villainess after the angle ended, and began helping Booker win his matches. Booker was unaware of Sharmell's evil tactics, which eventually led him to becoming the #1 Contender for Chris Benoit's United States Championship.

During the title encounter between Booker and Benoit, Sharmell appeared to keep her heel persona hidden at first, but once Booker was in trouble, Sharmell turned villainous and attempted to insert a steel chair into the equation. After she was caught, Sharmell snarled at Benoit over her evil plan being foiled by him. However, at the end of the match, the evil Sharmell delivered a low blow to Benoit, which allowed Booker to win the title and officially cemented Sharmell as a heel. A week later, it was revealed that Booker knew about his wife's involvement and he attacked Benoit. All the while, Sharmell cackled evilly during the revelation.

Sharmell continued working as the villainous valet to Booker during his road to becoming King of the Ring. After that, she became Queen Sharmell and she and King Booker feuded with guys such as Bobby Lashley and Rey Mysterio, leading to Booker becoming World Heavyweight Champion. Sharmell continuously got involved in Booker's title matches against Batista; often intentionally getting her husband DQ'ed to keep his title. By 2007, Sharmell began to turn against her husband; accusing him of not caring about her. The angle was dropped when the couple was out of WWE later that year.

Sharmell joined Booker in TNA in the fall of 2007 as a babyface, but would turn into a villainess shortly after Booker underwent his own heel turn. She later joined her husband in The Main Event Mafia, which was led by Booker's former WWE rival, Kurt Angle. In her time as a member of the faction, the villainous Sharmell engaged in feuds with ODB, Taylor Wilde, Roxxi, and even *Survivor* cast member Jenna Morasca. Sharmell's tenure as an evil Knockout ended when she and Booker left TNA in 2008.
Rowan Mauer

**Rowan Mauer** (Chloe Webb) is a hidden villainess from "Missing," episode 20.17 of *Law & Order: SVU* (airdate March 14, 2019).

Rowan Mauer is the ex-wife of Zachary Mauer, and her backstory revealed that their marriage was an abusive one. 17 years prior to the episode's events, the couple was arguing late one night, and it became physical when Zach pushed Rowan while they were on top of the stairs. Rowan's momentum caused her to bump into their six-year old son, Emerson, who later fell down the stairs and broke his neck, killing him instantly. Instead of calling police, however, Rowan buried her son's body in the backyard, doing so because their inebriation at the time of the fight (as well as Zach's criminal record) had her fearing that they would be accused of intentionally killing Emerson.

Shortly after Emerson's death, Rowan turned heel by abducting six-year-old Kevin Brown from Forest Park, where he was playing Frisbee with his older sister, Diane Brown. The villainess committed the abduction to replace Emerson, and after Zach left her, Rowan raised Kevin as her own and even named him Emerson, causing him to forget about his previous life. Entering the episode's events, Kevin/Emerson became a pedophile and had abducted a six-year-old girl name Bailey Shaw, taking her to his room and placing her in bed with him. Rowan caught her son with Bailey and ordered him to return her, which Emerson was doing until the car that Bailey was in was stolen.

It was after Bailey was found that SVU's investigation led to Emerson, as Fin Tutuola and Dominick Carisi, Jr. encountered and arrested Emerson after meeting with Rowan. As for Rowan, she ended up arrested as a conspirator after the remains of who was believed to be Kevin Brown were found in the backyard, with the callous villainess accusing her son of that murder during her interrogation. Rowan later testified against Emerson in the case regarding Bailey, but her own villainous secret ended up revealed after DNA testing on the remains revealed that the deceased was none other than the *real* Emerson Mauer.

Olivia Benson and ADA Peter Stone confronted Rowan in the episode's climax, with Rowan finally revealing everything that occurred 17 years ago: Emerson's death during her fight with her ex-husband, and her abducting Kevin to fill the void. It was at that moment that Olivia brought out Kevin's sister, Diane, to confront Rowan, and in response, the evil Rowan accused their mother (who was dying of Hodgkin's at the time of the abduction) of not caring about her kids, and even defended her actions by stating that she gave Kevin/Emerson a good home. The villainess added that she deserved to have Kevin/Emerson, only for Olivia to cut her off and state that no one deserves to have someone else's child, after which Rowan was arrested (off-screen) for Kevin's abduction.
Wanda Ferlini

**Wanda Ferlini** is the main villainess from *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* episode 6.17, "The Last Escape" (airdate January 31, 1961).

She was played by Jan Sterling (1921-2004).

Wanda Ferlini is the wife of noted escape artist Joe Ferlini, and she also performs with him onstage. However, it is later revealed that Wanda was having an affair with another man, Tommy, and at her home, Wanda brings up her frustrations with Joe and his obsession with performing "The Water Trick," which had him attempting to escape from a locked trunk while handcuffed. As she stated to Tommy, Wanda decided to take that opportunity to kill Joe, doing so by replacing the key to the cuffs with a fake key. During the trick, Wanda's evil plan succeeds, and Joe drowns.

At Joe's funeral, however, Wanda is shocked to discover that the casket is empty, screaming in horror at the revelation. It was revealed at episode's end that Joe made an arrangement with his manager, Harry, in the event of his death; that Joe would be buried at a secret location and that the undertaker would deliver an empty casket--marking Joe's final escape trick. As a result of the deception, the evil Wanda ended up driven insane and institutionalized in an asylum, and in the final scene, Wanda's psychotic heel persona is established when she was shown in a straitjacket flashing a crazed glare.
Tessa Pritchard

**Tessa Pritchard** (Kelly McCrann) is the main villainess from "Command: Delete," episode 7.06 of *Elementary* (airdate June 27, 2019). She is a nurse who worked for Dr. Burgess, an endocrinologist who had boxer Baron Wright as his main patient.

In her first appearance, Tessa (who was quickly revealed to be pregnant) attempted to prevent Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson from entering Burgess' office, only for the pair to find Burgess shredding files connected to Baron, who was murdered. While Burgess was suspected because of this, he confessed to breaking in to Baron's apartment to get more of his blood due to his diagnosis of EPI and having a physically fit body despite the syndrome.

The case regarding Baron turned out to be connected to detective Marcus Bell's case regarding Davis Whitmark, who was enlisted to shoot a sniper's rifle at a room Baron was staying in. The investigation's progression revealed that Baron was actually an heir to the Bautista family fortune, which was centered around rare coffee beans grown in Guatemala, and Baron was believed to be the sole living heir until it was suspected that another heir could be the mastermind of Baron's murder. Joan and Bell later learned that Tessa phoned regarding the Bautista fortune and bloodline, and it led Joan to the conclusion that not only was Tessa pregnant with the next heir, but she was the true murderous mastermind.

As revealed in her interrogation, Tessa was in the Army before becoming a nurse, and she had dated Baron a few times, resulting in the pregnancy. Upon learning about his family history, Tessa planned to kill Baron, forcing Davis into her plan by blackmailing him regarding a series of bondage videos he had made. Davis was captured before he could get the chance to fire the shots, and that allowed Baron to be protected by a pair of guards. After Burgess broke in, Baron and the guards were on the move, and once they were out in the open, the evil Tessa shot and killed Baron and his guards. The villainess committed the murders to gain the fortune, as she was pregnant with Baron's baby, though Tessa attempted to deny that Baron was the father of her unborn baby, and also added that the statements against her were circumstantial. Bell responded that a paternity test would prove that Baron is the father of Tessa's baby, and after realizing that she was defeated, Tessa was arrested (off-screen).