Teen Choice Award for Choice TV Villain

Teen Choice Award for Choice TV Villain
2019 Winner Cameron Monaghan
Country	United States
First awarded	2007
Last awarded	2019
Currently held by	Cameron Monaghan for Gotham (2019)
Most awards	Janel Parrish (4)
Most nominations	Janel Parrish (5)
Website	http://www.teenchoice.com/

The following is a list Teen Choice Award winners and nominees for Choice TV Villain. This award was first given out in 2007.

The all-time winner in this category is Janel Parrish for her role as Mona Vanderwaal in Pretty Little Liars, with four wins. Parrish is also the most nominated, with 5 nominations. She is also the only winner in this category who has won two years in a row, twice (2012-2013, 2016–2017).

The current Choice TV Villain winner is Cameron Monaghan for his roles as Jerome and Jeremiah Valeska in Gotham (2019).

Winners and nominees

Janel Parrish is the all-time winner in this category with four wins and she is the most nominated act with five nominations, for her portrayal of Mona Vanderwaal in Pretty Little Liars .

2000s

Year	Winner	Nominees	Ref.
2007	Vanessa Williams – Ugly Betty	Michael Emerson – Lost Robert Knepper – Prison Break Zachary Quinto – Heroes Michael Rosenbaum – Smallville
2008	Ed Westwick – Gossip Girl	Spencer Pratt – The Hills Zachary Quinto – Heroes Michael Rosenbaum – Smallville Vanessa Williams – Ugly Betty	[1]
2009		Spencer Pratt – The Hills Zachary Quinto – Heroes Michael Rosenbaum – Smallville Vanessa Williams – Ugly Betty	[2]

2010s

Year	Winner	Nominees	Ref.
2010	Ian Somerhalder – The Vampire Diaries	Russell Hantz – Survivor: Heroes vs Villains Jane Lynch – Glee Terry O'Quinn – Lost Ed Westwick – Gossip Girl	[3]
2011	Justin Bieber – CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	Stewie Griffin – Family Guy Jane Lynch – Glee Joseph Morgan – The Vampire Diaries Ed Westwick – Gossip Girl	[4]
2012	Janel Parrish – Pretty Little Liars	Joseph Morgan – The Vampire Diaries Lana Parrilla – Once Upon a Time Krysten Ritter – Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 Michelle Trachtenberg – Gossip Girl	[5]
2013		Carly Chaikin – Suburgatory Joseph Morgan – The Vampire Diaries Lana Parrilla – Once Upon a Time Becca Tobin – Glee	[6]
2014	Dylan O'Brien – Teen Wolf	Robbie Kay – Once Upon a Time Jane Lynch – Glee Janel Parrish – Pretty Little Liars Paul Wesley – The Vampire Diaries	[7]
2015	Vanessa Ray – Pretty Little Liars	Tom Cavanagh – The Flash The Dread Doctors – Teen Wolf Terrence Howard – Empire Matt Nable – Arrow Chris Wood – The Vampire Diaries	[8]
2016	Janel Parrish – Pretty Little Liars	Brett Dalton – Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Greg Germann – Once Upon a Time Lea Michele – Scream Queens Cameron Monaghan – Gotham Teddy Sears – The Flash	[9]
2017		Grant Gustin – The Flash Teri Hatcher – Supergirl Mark Pellegrino – Supernatural Josh Segarra – Arrow Cory Michael Smith – Gotham	[10]
2018	Mark Consuelos – Riverdale	Odette Annable – Supergirl Gabrielle Anwar – Once Upon a Time Anna Hopkins – Shadowhunters Mind Flayer – Stranger Things Cameron Monaghan – Gotham	[11] [12]
2019	Cameron Monaghan – Gotham	Luke Baines – Shadowhunters Sarah Carter – The Flash Jon Cryer – Supergirl Adam Scott – The Good Place Sea Shimooka – Arrow	[13]

Most wins

The following individuals received two or more Choice TV Villain awards:

4 Wins

• Janel Parrish

2 Wins

• Ed Westwick

Most nominations

The following individuals received two or more Choice TV Villain nominations:

5 Nominations

• Janel Parrish

4 Nominations

• Ed Westwick

3 Nominations

• Jane Lynch
• Zachary Quinto
• Cameron Monaghan
• Michael Rosenbaum
• Vanessa Williams

2 Nominations

• Joseph Morgan
• Lana Parrilla
• Spencer Wratt

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