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Nov 13, 2000 · Dear Debby/Too Cool to Be Mom: With Wendie Malick, Susan Tolsky, Kathleen Wilhoite, April Winchell.
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- 2000-11-13
- Animation, Comedy, Family
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Too Cool to Be Mom is the B part of the eighth episode of Season 5 of Pepper Ann and the one hundred fourth segment overall. It was paired with "Dear Debby" and originally aired on November 13, 2000.
•Summary
Pepper Ann: (dreamily) Best friends... (Pepper Ann starts imagining her and Lydia driving a huge, cool car that says "Pearson Posse", and the license plate reads "#1 Mom" on the front, and Pepper Ann and Lydia are both looking cool, with funky hip-hop music playing in the background.)
Pepper Ann: (rapping): All the people in the house, say "yeah!".
Lydia: (rapping): Oh yeah!
•Trivia
•Kathleen Wilhoite as Pepper Ann Pearson
•Jeff Bennett as Additional Voices
•Danny Cooksey as Milo Kamalani
•Clea Lewis as Nicky Little
•Pamela Adlon Segall as Moose Pearson
•April Winchell as Lydia Pearson
Feb 7, 2024 · Pepper Ann: Sorry I was such a freak at your goodbye party. Trinket: It's fine. Just don't think because I'm back we're gonna start hanging out. Pepper Ann: Believe me, I wouldn't dream of it.
"Dear Debby" is the A part of the eighth episode of Season 5 of Pepper Ann and the one hundred third segment overall. It was paired with "Too Cool to Be Mom" and originally aired on November 13, 2000. Pepper Ann decides she wants to dedicate her time to helping people, and plans to start an...
Pepper Ann is perturbed by the fact that someone has a mom who is cool, as she believes that moms should not be cool. When Nicky and Milo point out that Lydia is just perfect the way she is, Pepper Ann takes that as a challenge and decides to make Lydia cool and make her feel like her best friend.
"Pepper Ann" Dear Debby/Too Cool to Be Mom (TV Episode 2000) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
“Dear Debby / Too Cool to be Mom” (11/13/00) – An advice column leads Pepper Ann to believe her aunt is having marital problems. / Constance Goldman’s mother inspires Pepper Ann to try and make her own mother cooler.
