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Alice Quimby (Thriller)

**Alice Quimby** (Rosemary Murphy; 1925-2014) was the main villainess from "Goodbye, Dr. Bliss," the second half of *Thriller*'s penultimate episode, "The Lethal Ladies" (airdate April 16, 1962).

Alice Quimby is a librarian at a university who was expected to be promoted to chief librarian, only for her superior, Charles Delevant, to inform her that they already hired a permanent chief librarian: Dr. Wilfred Bliss. Upon meeting Dr. Bliss, Alice noticed his arrogant demeanor, and was taken aback by Bliss' plans to clean house and start with a clean slate, which began with firing Mr. Sutter. It was later in the segment that Alice was informed by Bliss that she would be let go as well, stating that he knows that she won't resign and adding that her pension benefits would be returned to her.

Alice later went to the university's vault and poured water on the pipes and the floor, after which she informed Bliss that there was a leak inside the vault. After the pair went inside, Bliss inspected the "damage" and ordered Alice to get Mr. Jacobson, the school's janitor, and it was at that moment that Alice closed the vault door and sealed Bliss inside--completing Alice's plan to kill Bliss. The villainess ignored Bliss' pleas for her to open the door, allowing a panicked Bliss to suffocate the death.

At segment's end, the evil Alice said her goodbye to Jacobson, as well as a mocking goodbye to the deceased Bliss, before walking off content with her actions. However, as Boris Karloff revealed in his closing narration, Alice went to Granite Lake on her summer vacation, and ended up falling off a cliff and drowning in the pool below--the same exact fate as Lavinia Sills (Murphy's villainous character from the first half of the episode).

## Trivia

* Alice Quimby was *Thriller*'s final villainess.
Arachnneka (Space Jam: A New Legacy)

**Arachnneka** (Nneka Ogwumike) is a villainess from the 2021 film, *Space Jam: A New Legacy*. She is one of two female members of the Goon Squad, the other being White Mamba.

The Goon Squad was the creation of the film's central antagonist, Al-G Rhythm, the AI from Warner Bros. Studios' software, who desired to become more recognized. His plan involved abducting Dom James, the son of LeBron James, and later challenging LeBron to a basketball game of his own creation, while ordering him to comprise a team solely made of characters from the Warner Bros. universe. After seeing Dom's scans of NBA and WNBA players for his own game, Al-G steals the scans and turns them into the Goon Squad, while also manipulating Dom into captaining the team.

The game's stipulation had all of the people brought into the ServerVerse by Al-G, being trapped there forever with a Goon Squad victory, while all of the Looney Tunes would be permanently erased, Regarding Arachnneka, she is a mutated version of a scan of WNBA player Nneka Ogwumike, with the character partially named after her. Her appearance is that of an arachnid (a spider-like creature), and during their game, Arachnneka uses her powers to trap Sylvester in a web after receiving a turnover from Lola Bunny. Afterwards, the sinister spider creature taunts LeBron with multiple dunks with her six arms, with every dunk striking LeBron's head.

The Goon Squad dominated the first half, but LeBron and the Tune Squad's looney methods (as well as Dom joining the Tune Squad after realizing Al-G's immorality), led them to a comeback victory--which was capped off by Bugs Bunny performing LeBron's "step-back glitch" move. As a result, the mutated Goon Squad scans glitched and ended up deleted.
Angela Olvera (Castle)

**Angela Olvera** (Dilshad Vadsaria) is a villainess from "The Wrong Stuff," episode 7.16 of *Castle* (airdate February 23, 2015). She was one of the astronauts participating in a simulated mission to Mars, which was done in preparation in hopes for an actual mission.

Angela's personal history revealed that she was married to engineer George Reyes, but during the six months she spent on the simulation, Angela fell in love with fellow astronaut Elise Kim, and she sent a message to George telling him that she was leaving him due to falling in love with someone else (without revealing who it was). The women participated in the simulation along with Tom Hammond, Mikhail Dankov, and Rusham Haroun, though the rest of the group found out that Mikhail was selling secrets to a rival group funded by Sir Ian Rasher. Also, Tom's obnoxious behavior was getting on the group's nerves, but rather than demand a replacement, Angela, Elise, and Haroun colluded together in a murderous scheme.

The triumvirate convinced MIRA, their mission computer, to believe that Tom was a threat to their mission and used MIRA's connection to the rover to kill Tom, which was done when the rover picked up Tom's screwdriver and stabbed him to death. Angela and Haroun later ditched the weapon in a tunnel, and during a video phone call with Castle and Beckett, the evil Angela attempted to portray George as a suspect after revealing that she wanted a divorce and was in love with Elise, claiming that he believed Tom was Angela's new love and he killed him out of jealousy. The villainous astronauts' plan was the pin the murder on Mikhail (who was unaccounted for at the time of the murder); however, one of Mikhail's photos showed the rover with the blood-covered weapon, which began Angela's reveal.

Viggo Jansen's attempt to reboot MIRA resulted in him, Castle, and Beckett being locked in the room with gas entering through, but after they were saved, they figured out that Angela, Elise, and Haroun were involved with the murder. Their scheme was revealed by Castle and Beckett, with Angela (along with her cohorts) denying everything, stating that she was with Haroun at the time of the murder. The pair later stated that MIRA had a black box that would send any of their conversations to a satellite, meaning that their plan to kill Tom would be revealed. The "black box" was a ruse cooked up by Castle, but not wanting to take any chances, the conspirators caved and confessed, leading to their off-screen arrest.

## Trivia

* Dilshad Vadsaria also played recurring villainess Padma Lahari on *Revenge.*
Beverly Houle (Bones)

**Beverly Houle** (Melinda Dahl) is the main villainess from "The Bones that Weren't," episode 6.05 of *Bones* (airdate November 4, 2010).

Beverly Houle was introduced as a street performer who, along with fellow performer Johnny Wizard, was interviewed at their surroundings by Dr. Temperance Brennan and Seeley Booth. This was regarding the murder of Robert Pearson, a ballet dancer turned street performer, and according to both Beverly and Johnny, Robert was well loved. Prior to their encounter, Brennan and Booth visited dancer-turned-instructor Cynthia Rinaldi, who voiced her bitterness towards Robert due to the fact that she blamed him for her career ending ankle injury.

An interview with Tyler Milford, who poses as a bronze statue of Shakespeare, revealed that Robert was a pickpocket, and after a female handprint was discovered, it led to both Cynthia and Beverly being suspected and appearing at the Jeffersonian for interrogation. Though Cynthia was a strong suspect due to her anger at Robert, Booth correctly deduced that the killer was none other than Beverly, who was Robert's partner in the robberies. However, Beverly learned that Robert was cheating her, leading to the villainess confronting her partner at a construction site and stabbing him to death with a trash picker.

Both women were made to wait in a room that had an immense amount of air conditioning to suck out the room's moisture, while each one had a glass of water in front of them. Beverly took a drink first, which allowed Booth to get her DNA, and after Booth showed her the handprint, the evil Beverly gave a panicked expression, which marked her reveal. Beverly was arrested (off-screen) afterwards.
Alana Gonzalez (Law & Order: SVU)

**Alana Gonzalez** (Courtney Reed) is a villainess from "Above Suspicion," episode 14.02 of *Law & Order: SVU* (airdate September 26, 2012). She is a police officer who was later revealed as a villainous conspirator in Bart Ganzel's attempt to kill Brian Cassidy, an undercover cop.

Alana was having an affair with her sergeant, who was also in league with Ganzel and had arranged to have criminals attempt to steal Cassidy's car as part of the set-up. She was informed by her sergeant that Cassidy was armed and dangerous, and she would receive a promotion if she "took him down." After arriving at the scene, the evil Alana fired two shots at Cassidy's chest, even after Cassidy stated that he was an undercover officer.

Alana's villainous role was revealed after she was confronted by Rollins and Amaro while she was with her sister, with Alana claiming that she didn't know that Cassidy (who survived the shooting) was an undercover officer. Alana was later arrested (off-screen) for her role in the conspiracy to kill Cassidy.
Barmaid (Private Snafu)

The unnamed **Barmaid** is a villainess from "Spies", a *Private Snafu* short released in 1943. The short opened with Snafu being told a highly confidential military secret.

Despite bragging to the audience about his professional nature regarding keeping the secret from anyone else, Snafu loudly spoke about the secret, attracting the attention of several Nazi spies. On the phone with his mother, Snafu revealed he was being sent out on a mission (unaware of a spy listening in). As the spies continued lurking nearby, Snafu blurted out that his mission would see him stationed on a ship. When Snafu got drunk at a bar, he immediately noticed the attractive barmaid relaxing at one of the tables and immediately began flirting with her.

During his attempts to impress the woman, Snafu dropped the fact that he would be going to Africa as part of the operation. However, he was unaware that the barmaid was in fact a Nazi spy herself, whose villainous reveal was established when she was shown recording his statements on a hidden typewriter. After completing her account, the evil barmaid addressed it to Hitler and gave it to a bird perched on her hat to deliver. Taking Snafu back to her home after seducing him, the femme fatale was able to get him to admit that he would be sailing at half-past four, having hidden recording equipment within her dress with the statement being received by her Nazi conspirators and relayed to Hitler. The barmaid's nefarious actions saw Snafu's vessel be set upon by a legion of Nazi warships who successfully assassinated him.
Alice Westergren (Monk)

**Alice Westergren** (Rachael Harris) is the main villainess from "Mr. Monk and the Secret Santa," episode 4.09 of *Monk* (airdate December 2, 2005).

## Backstory/Introduction

Alice Westergren is a corporal in the San Francisco Police Department, but as the episode revealed, she was also the mistress of fellow cop Terry Chasen, who was separated from his wife. Alice and Terry's affair lasted for seven months until Terry reconciled with his wife and ended their affair.

## Heel Turn

    Enraged over the breakup and fearful of possibly spending the rest of her life alone, Alice turned heel and planned to kill her former lover. Her scheme began with orchestrating a Secret Santa gift exchange for the office Christmas party, and rigging the drawing so that Captain Leland Stottlemeyer would draw Terry's name. Later on, the evil Alice poisoned a bottle of port wine with strychnine (doing so in her basement) and wrapped the bottle as a gift to Stottlemeyer, knowing full well that Stottlemeyer doesn't drink port. The villainess brought the bottle to the station with a note addressed to Stottlemeyer, who took the bottle to his office. During the party, Alice snuck into Stottlemeyer's office and took his intended gift for Terry, a hair trimmer. While Stottlemeyer frantically looked for the gift, Alice suggested the wine as a replacement gift. Her plan succeeds, and Terry drinks the wine and succumbs to the poison.

Alice's scheme was to make it look like Stottlemeyer was the intended target of a criminal named Frank Prager, who held a grudge against Stottlemeyer after the death of his brother. However, Alice was revealed as the villainess by Adrian Monk, and it was at Alice's home that Monk (along with Stottlemeyer, Natalie Teeger, and Randy Disher) confronted her over her murderous actions. Alice confessed everything, stating that she was afraid of living alone. As to what gave Alice away as the killer, Monk stated that it was the Christmas cards. Alice drew Monk's name in the gift exchange, and she bought him a whisk broom, which Monk loved. However, Monk pointed out that the card she sent him with the gift was too big for the envelope, while the card connected to the wine was too small for that envelope, meaning that she had mixed up the cards. After expressing shock over her minor mistake and stating that she couldn't live without Terry, Alice was arrested for Terry's murder.

## Trivia

* Rachael Harris later played villainess Megan Kupowski on *CSI*, and later played evil principal Lois Schmieckel-Turner in 2023's *Old Dads*.
Arei's Sisters (Danganronpa: Despair Time)

**Arei Naegeishi's older sisters (Fuyuko and Natsuko)** are villainesses from "Chapter 2 Episode 5" of the animated web series *Danganronpa: Despair Time* (airdate February 25, 2023).

The episode saw the students trapped within Hope's Peak Academy (including Arei) as part of a twisted killing game being threatened with having their darkest secrets exposed. Arei (who displayed an antagonistic personality toward the other students) eventually happily revealed her secret: she had ruined her older sisters' lives by framing them for various crimes which resulted in them being sent to reform school.

Despite this fact unnerving her classmate, David Chiem, Arei expressed pride in her actions: such as stealing her mother's car, driving into it a ditch and then claiming her sisters had been drunk driving. She went on to say that she *wanted* her sisters' lives ruined and that they deserved it.

Arei went on to explain the reasoning for her actions: her older sisters (two homozygous twins) were cruel and abusive other to brutally tormented her for no reason other than their own amusement (using their social popularity in order to encourage her peers to do the same).

A flashback depicted one of the first sister cutting Arei's hair roughly with scissors as the second sister recorded, both girls embracing their true colors with sadistic laughters and smiles. Their abuse reached the extent that Arei was hospitalised on at least two occasions (with her evil sisters only continue their torment)

Arei ranted that her sisters made her live miserable and that they deserved to burn in hell. She went on to explain how her sisters' treatment were the reason for her attitude because she believing the world was harsh and cruel after being subjected to their abuse.

The Fuyuko's and Natsuko's fates after being sent to reform school by their mother were never revealed.
Ashley (Apple Texts)

**Ashley** is the main villainess from a short story released by **Apple Texts** on June 6, 2022.

Ashley is the mother of Freddy, who was dating main protagonist Jessica in the story, until he suddenly dumped her. Freddy often described Ashley as a pure and wholesome woman, but Ashley's backstory actually revealed that she was anything but that; having had various flings throughout high school. After she became pregnant, Ashley often laughed and told everyone that she had no idea who Freddy's father was, all while continuing her flings.

At some point in Freddy's life, Ashley turned heel and began an incestuous relationship with her son, though it was never revealed how long it had been going on. The incest was revealed by Freddy, who used it as the reason why he dumped Jessica, as he stated that Jessica wasn't as good as his mother, while claiming that Ashley's evil actions were committed to "show him the ropes." Jessica voiced her disgust over Freddy's revelation, and later on, she had informed Freddy's new girlfriend about his "relationship" with Ashley, with Freddy going on a misogynistic rant against Jessica and the others in response.

It was during the story's climax that Jessica revealed Ashley's past, as Ashley was a schoolmate of Jessica's father, and also stated that her father wasn't surprised by Ashley becoming an incestuous villainess. In addition, Jessica revealed that Ashley had a penchant for sleeping with young men, and that she had seen the villainess with John, one of Freddy's friends. Freddy denied the claims and originally refused to go to the hotel where his mother was, but he finally gave in and saw his mother with John. As Jessica's closing narration revealed, Freddy attacked Ashley and John with an umbrella, and after Freddy's grandparents learned bout the incest, they paid Ashley to cut ties with Freddy, with the evil Ashley accepting and heading overseas.
Alexa Lee (Lucifer)

**Alexa Lee** (Jacqueline Obradors) is the main villainess from "Infernal Guinea Pig," episode 3.16 of *Lucifer* (airdate March 5, 2018). She is a B-movie producer whose assistant, Bree Garland, was the victim of an explosion.

The explosion occurred at Alexa's home, with a bomb in the mailbox going off while Bree was getting Alexa's mail. Alexa was encountered by Chloe Decker and Dan Espinosa at the scene, and responded to any questions by stating that she was at her Pilates class at the time of the explosion, while it was believed that Alexa was the target. Bree was revived due to Lucifer taking the soul of Abel (the brother of Cain, aka Lt. Marcus Pierce; in a plan to remove the curse on Cain), and it was later revealed that the bomb was linked to fertilizer used in Bolivia.

The revelation led to Bree shooting and killing a Bolivian drug cartel member (though she was aiming at Amenadiel); and after this, Alexa was questioned once again by Chloe and Lucifer, who now know that Bree was the true target. She was told about Bree being alive and gave Chloe access to a file containing documents of interactions with the Bolivians, only to learn that Bree's thumbprint can open it. Cash transfers made to Bree's account to the Bolivians drew suspicion towards Bree, but the episode's climax revealed Alexa as the true villainess.

It turned out that Alexa used her movies to launder money to the Bolivian drug cartels, and once Bree found out, the Bolivians attempted to buy her silence. The earlier bombing was in response to Bree still wanting to reveal Alexa's shady dealings, and as for Alexa, she purposely rescheduled her Pilates class that day so she could leave the house before the bomb was delivered. Alexa feigned concern following Bree's original death, but after a second encounter with Chloe revealed that Bree was alive, Alexa turned heel again and planned to kill her assistant. As part of her plan, the evil Alexa planted a bomb in the drawer that contained the documents, and also took Bree's belongings out of her hospital room; all the while, Bree, Chloe, and Lucifer discovered the bomb in the drawer.

After Chloe defused the bomb, she revealed to Lucifer that Alexa's prints were found on the bomb, which was enough to arrest Alexa (off-screen) for her crimes. It was also revealed that Alexa would flip on the Bolivians, most likely for a better deal.

## Trivia

* Jacqueline Obradors also played recurring villainess Paloma Reynosa on *NCIS*, as well as the evil Allison Hyde on *Castle*, and later played villainess Mrs. Mitchelssen on *The Rookie*.
Ann (Fabiosa Stories)

**Ann** is the main villainess from a short story released by **Fabiosa Stories** on September 22, 2021.

Ann is the foster mother of the story's main protagonist, whose parents (both immigrants) died in a tragic fire. As the story established, Ann abused and scolding her foster daughter, who stated in her narration that Ann forced her to clean toilets under the threat of not feeding her, and even forced her to carry heavy bags of groceries and countered every penny that she spent on her. When Ann spotted her foster daughter giving bread to a homeless woman, the callous villainess took the bread away and scolded the little girl, which also included forcing her run three blocks behind her car in hot weather.

Later on, Ann forced her foster daughter to watch her biological daughter (a newborn), as she fired her babysitter and even forbade the protagonist from attending school. The protagonist's pleas to let her take the final exam were met with arrogant elitism from Ann, who stated that "immigrants" like her are meant to serve people like Ann, not read books. The villainess locked the protagonist inside with her foster sister and went shopping; though, the protagonist snuck out with the newborn and headed to school to take the final exam. However, the little girl was stopped by Ann and a pair of police officers, with the villainess accusing her foster daughter of kidnapping, while the officers sided with Ann.

Ann threatened to send the protagonist to juvenile hall if she disobeyed her again, but while having breakfast, the protagonist accidentally spilled juice on a stack of papers and cleaned it, but was stunned to see her surname on one of them. As it turned out, the paper was a letter written by the little girl's biological father prior to his death, which revealed that he had worked for Ann at a factory that she owned. The father wrote to Ann about finally fixing the broken fire alarm, but in response, the callous woman tossed away the letter, and a day later, the fire started and killed the protagonist's biological parents.

The protagonist took the letter and was about to give it to the police, only to be stopped by Ann, who offered to pay her foster daughter for the letter so she could cover up her complicity. When the little girl refused, the evil Ann attempted to force her into her car, but the protagonist escaped and went to the police with the letter, only to be met with disbelief from the officers due to Ann's status. However, the homeless woman who had encountered them earlier appeared and backed up the protagonist's statements, as she witnessed Ann's attempt to buy the letter from her foster daughter. The officers ended up reading the father's letter, and three months later, Ann was handcuffed and arrested for her negligent role in the deaths of her foster daughter's parents while her biological daughter was taken by her mother.
Bambi (Police Academy: The Animated Series)

**Bambi** is a villainess from the cartoon **Police Academy: The Animated Series**. She appears in the 1988 episode **The Hang Ten Gang**.

She is the only female member of the villainous Hang Ten Gang, a group of hoverboard riding burglars. The evil Bambi dresses in a green bathing suit with a pink shirt over the top. She also wears sunglasses on her head and purple high heel pumps on her feet.

Bambi and the gang are first seen robbing money from an armoured truck, they shoot some kind of oil at the truck windows, which causes it to crash. The gang then steal the loot inside and make a getaway on their hoverboards. However, the police are in pursuit and chase them through a shopping area and on to the roof of a car park. Bambi shoots oil at the window of the police car which causes it to crash into another set of officers on a motorbike, and knock them off the roof and into a fountain below. The gang then make their escape.

Later on, two police officers report in from their vehicle that they suspect the gang are at the Marina View Hotel. But the gang sneak up on the police, and one throws a gas ball inside of their vehicle, which causes the officers inside to start coughing. The entire gang then try to kill the police by pushing their car off a cliff and into the sea below, but the officers manage to escape before the car fully sinks into the deep water.

Having believed they’ve dealt with the police for good, the gang return to the hotel and steal a safe from the manager’s office. The male members are dressed as maintenance men and Bambi now wears a flowery pink dress. The gang try to make a quiet exit with the safe, but the police stop them and ask if they have seen any suspicious surfer types around. Their identity soon gets revealed when the door hiding the safe and Bambi accidentally opens. The manager points out the safe and the police have the gang at gunpoint, with their hands in the air ready to surrender. But just as it looks like the evil crooks are going to be arrested, a bumbling effort at saving the day from other police officers causes the glass on a tank to break, and the hotel gets flooded with water. The gang use this as an opportunity to escape and bind and kidnap the hotel manager, taking her with them.

Back at their cave hideout, the gang think they have gotten away with their crimes, but the police track them down and they have to flee once again. Bambi hovers above the police and drops some exploding seashells on them, but the officers manage to avoid any damage being dealt to them. All of the gang are eventually dealt with, with Bambi’s defeat coming when an officer on a glider flies above her and drops live bait all over her. This causes the evil Bambi to fall off her hoverboard and she lands on the beach below in a humiliating fashion, with live bait all over her. She is next seen tied up by rope with the rest of the gang, and is arrested for her crimes.
Becca (Deputy)

**Becca** (Alexis Ren) is a villainess from "10-8 Agency," the penultimate episode of *Deputy*'s first season (airdate March 19, 2020). She is the second wife of wealthy Raymond Corrigan, and the stepmother to Raymond's offspring, Oliver and Reagan Corrigan.

Raymond was shoved down a flight of stairs and hospitalized, after which deputy Charlie Minnick interviewed Reagan and Oliver, with the former naming Becca as a suspect, though the latter dismissed the claim. As revealed by Reagan, Becca and Raymond had been together for two years, and once Becca was found after a shopping spree, she was later interviewed.

Becca stated that she recognized her situation: she came from nothing and she was young than both of Raymond's children, though she mentioned that she forced Raymond to sign a prenuptial agreement, after revealing that they became husband a wife after an intervention. She added that she spotted Raymond arguing with Reagan, with the spat centering around Raymond's marriage to Becca. Reagan was a person of interest until Brianna Bishop discovered that Becca had a joint account with someone other than her husband--all the while, Minnick announced that Raymond fatally succumbed to his injuries.

As for Becca, Minnick and fellow deputies Carter and Harris caught her in a passionate embrace with Oliver during his house party, which not only revealed them as an illicit couple, but as Raymond's killers. As it turned out, Oliver had been seeing Becca for several months, and after finding out that he was cut out of his father's will, he and Becca planned to kill Raymond. As part of the plan, the evil Becca became Raymond's wife so she would be named in his will, and following this, the villainous couple shoved Raymond down the stairs. Minnick tackled Oliver during his attempt to escape, and while he was arrested, Becca was informed that she would also be arrested for Raymond's murder.

## Trivia

* With the cancellation of *Deputy*, Becca became the series' final villainess.
Allison Hyde (Castle)

**Allison Hyde** (Jacqueline Obradors) was the hidden villainess from "XX," episode 8.02 of *Castle* (airdate September 28, 2015).

## Introduction

Allison Hyde was the Assistant Attorney General who was arrived in New York from Washington following the events of the previous episode, "XY," which ended with a team of assassins going after Kate Beckett and Vikram Singh, the latter being a data analyst working at the Attorney General's office. A series of flashbacks revealed that three members of the AG office, as well as FBI Agent Rachel McCord and her squad, were all killed in order to prevent the exposure of a memo simply known as "Loksat."

Loksat was revealed to be a CIA air fleet used to transport drugs, and it was connected to disgraced Senator William Bracken (the mastermind in the murder of Kate Beckett's mother, Johanna, several years prior), leading to Beckett and Vikram confronting Bracken in his cell. Hyde arrived at NYPD after Bracken was found murdered in his cell, speaking with detectives Javier Esposito and Kevin Ryan and asking them if she could speak to Richard Castle for help finding Beckett. She is later shown speaking to Castle regarding him being in contact with Beckett, before asking Castle about Vikram.

## Reveal & Death

At that moment, Hyde turned heel by claiming that she spotted alarming discrepancies regarding Vikram, stating that Vikram forged his records to get hired in the AG's office, suggesting to Castle that Vikram was a mole. Castle appeared and tackled Vikram during his and Beckett's meeting with a pilot who was involved in Loksat, doing so believing that Vikram had his gun pointed at Beckett. In actuality, Vikram was aiming at the pilot, and regarding Hyde's claims about him, Vikram stated that he was being discredited by the Loksat mastermind.

However, after Vikram cracked the encryption of the assassins' phone, he uncovered a shocking reveal:  the number they received the calls from belonged to Hyde. As it turned out, Hyde was a villainess and a conspirator in Loksat, and when it was in danger of being exposed, the evil Hyde masterminded the murders of the many people involved, sending an assassin, AJ, to commit the murders in "XY," and also sending a hit squad to go after Beckett as well as Vikram. Her earlier request to speak to Castle was mainly to get to Beckett, while Hyde's claims about Vikram were part of her attempt to mask her role as a corrupt villainess.

Shortly after Hyde's heel persona was revealed, the entire group went to Hyde's home and entered after hearing a gunshot. Once they entered, they found Hyde shot to death with a gun in hand, appearing to have committed suicide, only to discover later in the season that she was killed by a co-conspirator who staged it to look like a suicide.

## Trivia

* Jacqueline Obradors also played recurring villainess Paloma Reynosa on *NCIS*, and later appeared as the evil Alexa Lee on *Lucifer*, as well as villainess Mrs. Mitchelssen on *The Rookie*.
Angie Powell (Kraft Suspense Theatre)

**Angie Powell** (Tina Louise) is the main villainess from "The Deep End," episode 1.11 of *Kraft Suspense Theatre* (airdate January 2, 1964).

## Introduction

Angie Powell is a secretary at a construction company owned by Sam Kimber, who was the revealed lover of a woman named Lucille Benton. The episode began with Lucille drowned by a mysterious scuba diver, leading to Lucille's twin sister, Barbara Sherwood, hiring private investigator Dan Walsh to investigate her death.

As for Angie, she made an impression on Walsh with her stoic personality, and the episode's progression revealed that Sam was hiding $250,000 of the company's money, with plans to fund his relationship with Lucille. Walsh met with Angie and talked about the relationship, with Angie claiming not to have any bitterness towards Lucille or romantic designs towards Sam.

## Heel Turn

After meeting with Walsh, Angie phoned Gus Hickman (the company's accountant) and arranged a meeting, which saw Gus learn Angie's knowledge of the money, after which Angie stated that she would have held the money for Sam. In addition, Angie informed Gus that she confronted Lucille regarding the money, stating that she lied to her and that she would protect Sam from Lucille--who she called "immoral"--and would continue to protect him for the rest of his life. Angie began turning heel with her statements, which revealed that she killed Lucille in the episode's opening, and after blaming Gus' investigation of the company's funds for her actions, Angie fully turned heel and strangled Gus to death before placing his body inside his car and putting it in drive, doing so to set up Gus' death as an auto accident.

Walsh became suspicious of Angie after learning about Gus' death, and the episode's climax saw Walsh devise a plan to trap the villainess, which had Barbara being sent to the office and posing as Sam's latest lover. The plan was for Walsh to work against Angie to test her deranged devotion, with the villainess glaring over seeing Barbara--mainly due to her resemblance to Lucille. Angie later phoned Walsh and arranged a meeting with him at the docks, which was the same place where she killed Lucille, and after Walsh's arrival, the evil Angie donned her scuba suit and attempted to drown Walsh, who was saved in the nick of time. As for Angie, the maniacal villainess ended up in a mental institution, continuing to voice her obsessive devotion to Sam.

## Personality

* Angie Powell, due to her limited screen time in the opening half of the episode, was merely introduced as a devoted secretary--though the latter half ultimately revealed her insane and obsessed demeanor. A clear motive for Angie's obsession with Sam was never revealed, though her murderous methods established Angie as a ruthless and lethal villainess.
* She seems to enjoy scuba diving, since she uses this way to kill her victims.

## Gallery

Angie's meeting with Dan WalshAngie embracing her heel persona after killing Gus HickmanAngie's glare after seeing Barbara SherwoodAngie in her scuba suitAngie in a mental institution
Baby Bear (9-1-1)

**Baby Bear** (Kallee Brookes) is a villainess from "Buck, Actually," episode 2.08 of *9-1-1* (airdate November 5, 2018).

Baby Bear was introduced as the girlfriend of Harley, with the pair being show putting on their ski masks as they were on their way to robbing a gas station convenience store. The pair entered  and held employees Ruth and Earl (after the former called police and recognized Harley) at gunpoint, with Baby Bear going behind the counter and taking money out of the cash register.

It was at this moment that Ruth informed Harley that she knew it was him, as he robbed the place before, and she revealed that he had one of his other girlfriends with him in the last robbery, as she asked Baby Bear if it was Margie or Darlene. When Baby Bear responded in shock, it revealed that she was a different girl and that "Baby Bear" was a nickname/pet name for her and Harley's other girls, while the current Baby Bear's name isn't revealed. The scorned villainess threw a pack of cigarrettes at Harley in anger, after which Earl tackled Harley as Baby Bear ran off.

The villainess was shown in the back room attempting to escape through the exit, but with the door locked, Baby Bear removed her mask (while on security camera) and climbed through the vents, leading to Baby Bear falling though and landing on a collection of produce. The villainous couple was arrested, with Baby Bear being wheeled out on a stretcher and lashing out at Harley.

## Gallery

Baby Bear in her mask and wielding a gunBaby Bear on a stretcher
Angelina Jennings (NCIS)

**Angelina Jennings** (Jama Williamson) is one of the main villainesses from "Reasonable Doubts," episode 13.19 of *NCIS* (airdate March 22, 2016). She is the wife of Navy Public Affairs officer Laurence Jennings, who was revealed to be having an affair with lawyer Joann Allman.

After Laurence won a half a million dollars playing the lottery, Angelina went on a spending spree, and Joann also benefited, as his money was spent on her as well. The strain of their greed was too much for Laurence, so much so that not only were both women cut off by Laurence, but he also committed suicide. Laurence left a note for Angelina and Joann accusing both of them of draining his life away, before shooting himself in the head.

Knowing that she wouldn't receive a dime from Laurence's life insurance policy due to his death being a suicide, Angelina colluded with Joann to make it appear that he was murdered. After Joann fired a post-mortem shot in Laurance's chest, Angelina fired a shot in the ceiling, to make sure a commotion was heard. The villainous pair covered the body with a blanket to alter the time of death, and also deleted the suicide note from Laurance's computer. Once police were called, each woman accused the other of killing Laurence. The reveal came when McGee found the note saved on a Cloud, and during the interrogation, Angelina revealed that she agreed to give Joann half of the benefits--$2 million--for her collusion. Angelina was arrested for insurance fraud, along with Joann.

## Trivia

* Jama Williamson also appeared on *CSI* as the villainous Dina Bryant, and on *The Mentalist* as the evil Denise Sparks.
Amanda Reed (NCIS)

**Amanda Reed** (Jamie Luner) was the main villainess from "Dead Man Talking," episode 1.19 of *NCIS* (airdate April 27, 2004).

## Backstory

Amanda Reed was born Hamilton Voss, and she was a Lt. Commander in the Navy prior to the events of the episode. At some point, Amanda turned heel and embezzled $10 million from the Navy, leading to her being suspected of credit card fraud. Knowing that she could face charges, Amanda colluded with her longtime friend, Joshua Lurie, to fake Amanda's death, doing so by burning a male victim to death and placing him inside a car, making it appear that Voss was killed in a car accident. However, Amanda later killed Lurie in that same fashion two years prior to the events, doing so fearing that he would talk.

## Events

In the time that passed, Amanda made her transition from her former identity to her true one, all while getting away scot free with her ill-gotten money. Christopher Pacci, an NCIS agent, was on the cold case in the episode's events, and he had tracked Amanda to her apartment. Though he was unaware of Amanda's past, Pacci ended up shot to death by the villainess, and afterwards, the evil Amanda disemboweled Pacci in the elevator of her apartment building. Pacci's murder brought Leroy Jethro Gibbs and his crew to the case, as they knew Pacci (he sat behind Kate Todd in the office).

The group learned about Pacci's investigation into Voss' apparent death, and it led to Amanda being introduced as a woman connected to Voss. Tony DiNozzo and Timothy McGee were enlisted to keep an eye on Amanda, with the former being taken by her and managing to maneuver his way into Amanda's apartment. Meanwhile, Abby Sciuto revealed the truth about Amanda to Gibbs and Kate:  Amanda and Voss were one in the same, as the DNA on the cosmetics catalogs matched Voss. The episde's climax saw Tony on a date with Amanda at a bar, where Gibbs called Tony and revealed the truth about Amanda/Voss. After Amanda returned from the lavatory, Tony held her at gunpoint, leading to the villainess acting distressed so she could escape.

The ruse led to both Tony and McGee held at bay by the customers, though Amanda was stopped by GIbbs and Kate--the former holding the villainess at gunpoint. Gibbs reminded Amanda (who had her own gun) about who she had killed, only for Amanda to attempt to point her gun at Gibbs, who shot and killed the villainess.

## Gallery

Amanda after being shot and killed by Gibbs
Audrey Marie (WWE)

**Audrey Marie** is a former wrestler who competed in **WWE**, where she portrayed a villainess.

Audrey debuted in 2011 and formed a villainous alliance with Sonia, as they feuded with Divas such as AJ Lee, Aksana, and Naomi, in what was then known as Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW). In 2012, FCW became the current NXT, and during that time Audrey served as a top babyface, holding FCW's Women's Championship prior to the promotion's transition to the new-look NXT, where she competed in various singles and tag team matches.

On November 28, 2012, Audrey began turning heel during her match against the debuting Emma, doing so by snarling at the crowd and adopting an arrogant attitude, after which she defeated Emma to pick up her first televised singles win on NXT. She was sidelined for months until her return on February 20, 2013, when she attacked Sasha Banks and revealed herself as Sasha's "secret admirer," cementing Audrey's heel turn. Audrey expressed jealousy of Sasha's success and warned Sasha to leave NXT, right before she defeated Sasha that same evening.

A couple of weeks later, the evil Audrey teamed with Summer Rae against Sasha and Paige, with the duo losing after Summer ran off. Audrey's last match in WWE was a loss to Emma in a rematch of the November 2012 encounter that began Audrey's heel turn. Audrey was released by WWE on May 17, 2013.

## Gallery

Audrey Marie's villainous swaggerAudrey's reveal as Sasha's "secret admirer"
Ashley (Lover's Discretion)

**Ashley** (Shanti Lowry) is the main villainess from the 2021 short film, *Lover's Discretion*.

In the film, Ashley and her husband of six years, Will, had been living in quarantine due to rising COVID-19 cases, and the opening saw the couple waking up in bed together before Ashley fixes breakfast. Ashley reminds Will to wash his hands due to COVID-19 concerns, and during breakfast, Will informed his wife that he would be in a virtual business meeting with Tom before heading off to the grocery store, and when asked if she needed anything, Ashley said that she didn't, right before she went to the bathroom.

Later that day, Will participated in his virtual meeting with Tom before he started coughing, with Tom suspecting that Will caught COVID. Will stated that it was something else, and it was at that moment that Ashley walked downstairs donning a black dress, high heels, and lipstick, with Will noticing Ashley's elegant look. Ashley stated that she was shaking things up as she gave Will a glass of water, and upon noticing Will's coughing fit, Ashley asked her husband if he had COVID. Will stated that he didn't, adding that he believed that it was an allergic reaction.

In a twist, Ashley turned heel by revealing that she laced Will's breakfast with peanut oil, doing so knowing that he was deathly allergic. Regarding a motive, the villainess--while holding Will's allergy medication away from him--revealed that she found out that Will had been cheating on her with a woman named Keisha, after which Ashley admonished Will for not only his cheating, but putting Ashley's life at risk with his decisions. Will stated that Keisha meant nothing to him before injecting his medication, only to end up with a more violent reaction. At that moment, the evil Ashley revealed to Will that she dosed the medication with bleach, and later watched as Will fatally succumbed to Ashley's evil handiwork.

The villainess later portrayed herself as a shocked and horrified woman, feigning tears as she called 911 regarding Will. After hanging up, Ashley regained her composure and sat at the dining room table, removing her ring while expressing satisfaction over killing her husband.
Argenthina Woolridge (iCarly)

**Argenthina Woolridge** (Christine Taylor) is the main villainess from "iNeed Space," episode 1.07 of Paramount+'s *iCarly* reboot (airdate July 15, 2021). She is the CEO of LeapIN, a workplace for enterprising women.

In addition, Argenthina was also dating Spencer Shay, Carly's older brother, and after commenting that his apartment looked familiar, Spencer informed Argenthina that it was the same place from *iCarly*, leading to Argenthina meeting both Carly and her friend/roommate Harper. After seeing the pair arguing with each other, Argenthina invited Carly and Harper to join LeapIN, with both women being impressed by the workspace and its show of female empowerment. However, after seeing Toji voice her apparent fears of the workspace, Carly begins to suspect that something was amiss with LeapIN, though her suspicions fell on deaf ears when voicing them to Harper.

Carly's increasing suspicions led her to return to LeapIN and enter Argenthina's secret room, where she finds the sinister businesswoman stealing data from one of her victims, who was shown on one of the space's "femi-nests." Carly confronts Argenthina, who boldly admitted to stealing data from her customers to sell to corporations, and afterwards, the villainess ordered Carly to let her on her show to promote her business, threatening to destroy Harper's look book if Carly didn't comply. Spencer's visit to see his girlfriend led to him and Harper entering the room and learning Argenthina's villainous secret, which also revealed that she had been spying on Spencer as well--as the video showed Argenthina admitting to using Spencer to get to Carly and her subscribers.

The episode's climax shows Carly preparing for Argenthina's promotion on her show, and in response to Carly stating that Freddie often helped her with the camera, Argenthina lambasted Carly for needing a man's help with her show. In spite of her statement, the evil Argenthina responded to Carly calling her plan "basic," by making a misogynistic rant where she refers to women as being "stupid and malleable," while boasting about profiting on their insecurities and using *iCarly* to further her business. The villainess asked Carly if the camera was ready, only for Carly to reveal that she had been recording the whole time, meaning that Argenthina's entire rant was caught on camera. To prevent being exposed as a misogynistic fraud, Argenthina returned Harper's drive in exchange for the recording.

## Trivia

* Argenthina Woolridge is the first *original* villainess from the *iCarly* reboot.
* Christine Taylor also played evil lawyer Gail Lundquist on *Elementary*.
Big Red (Bring It On)

Big Red is the minor main villainess in the 2000 comedy film Bring it on. She is played by Lindsay Sloane.

Big Red was the captain of a cheerleading squad called The Toros at Rancho Carnes High School. As revealed later on in the movie. Big Red had been going to the games at East Compton High School and been videotaping their cheerleading squad The Toros performing their cheers and been copying them and passing them off as her own. Before graduating and going off to college. She elected the film's main protagonist Torrance Shipman (Kirsten Dunst) as the new captain. However Torrance soon learned of Big Red’s dishonesty from new cheerleader Missy Patone when she recognized the cheers they were doing.

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