Mama's Family: Season 3, Episode 11

Where's There's Smoke (6 Dec. 1986)

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Don't call her that!
25 August 2008 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

Yeardley Smith guest stars as a runaway from the juvenile hall that Bubba was in. She runs to his house after seeing him tee-peeing the neighbors house. Bubba is equally afraid of her since she is considered to be one of the nastiest girls at reform school. Of course, things couldn't get worse since Mama Harper is planning to be the next president of the Church Ladies League and is expecting Reverand Meacham and his uptight wife, Alberta, for dinner. Earl Boen and Anne Haney are always memorable as the Reverand and Alberta, the older couple. Of course, Bubba's unexpected guest is starving and hungry and will do anything to eat or she'll ask the good reverend to pass the potatoes at the dinner table.


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