Comedy about a 12-year-old who only really has 2 friends, and manages to put other kids off by her slightly-nerdy behavior, constant bad timing and insistence on trying to be cool. And to ...
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| Kathleen Wilhoite | ... | Pepper Ann / ... 63 episodes, 1997-2000 | |
| April Winchell | ... | Mom / ... 40 episodes, 1997-2000 | |
| Danny Cooksey | ... | Milo Kamalani / ... 36 episodes, 1997-2000 | |
| Clea Lewis | ... | Nicky Little 34 episodes, 1997-2000 | |
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Comedy about a 12-year-old who only really has 2 friends, and manages to put other kids off by her slightly-nerdy behavior, constant bad timing and insistence on trying to be cool. And to make matters worse, she's just started middle school, and has immediately caught the attention of the perfectionist principal, who's always on her case and waiting for her to screw up. Written by Cynan Rees <cynanrees@hotmail.com>
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13 September 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Margaret Rose 'Moose' Pearson: Are we going to starve?
Lydia Pearson: Oh of course not sweetie.
Margaret Rose 'Moose' Pearson: I can grow beans.
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Pepper Ann's parents have been divorced for around four years, at the start of the series. See more »Quotes
[Lydia has quit her job]Margaret Rose 'Moose' Pearson: Are we going to starve?
Lydia Pearson: Oh of course not sweetie.
Margaret Rose 'Moose' Pearson: I can grow beans.
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After the opening theme, Pepper Ann picks up something from the floor at the school, and shows it to her friends and the audience. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Absolutely light-hearted, fun and imaginative! I love Peppie, Milo, Nicky, Moose! Unlike other Disney shows, the one-parent family is realistically portrayed and the kids are actually funny. I especially like the real-life aspects of the show... the divorced parents, Jewish mom and Catholic dad, the over-achieving best friend, the sexually ambiguous little sister... These elements combined with the cartoonish comedy make for some hilarious situations. Not to mention, Pepper Ann's theme song is great, great, great! It never succumbed to crazy gimmicks, spin-offs or new "very special" characters. Maybe it's not as sophisticated as Doug, but Pepper Ann is a heart-warming and uplifting show, great for younger and older kids... and much older kids. I'm glad Disney still keeps it in rotation. This is one of those kids' shows that actually leaves you entertained after a half hour.