Pepper Ann

TV Series
1997–2000
TV-Y
30m

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The quirky adventures of a 12-year-old girl trying to get through life with her family and friends.The quirky adventures of a 12-year-old girl trying to get through life with her family and friends.The quirky adventures of a 12-year-old girl trying to get through life with her family and friends.

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7.1/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

Episodes65

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Kathleen Wilhoite

Pepper Ann…

Danny Cooksey

Milo Kamalani…

April Winchell

Mom…

Clea Lewis

Nicky Little…

Jeff Bennett

Additional Voices…

Pamela Adlon

Moose Pearson…

Kath Soucie

Cissy Rooney…

Jenna von Oÿ

Trinket St. Blaire…

Cree Summer

Tessa James…

Susan Tolsky

Aunt Janie…

Don Adams

Principal Hickey…

Paddi Edwards

Vera Groober-Schwartz…

Jim Cummings

Mr. Carter…

Don Lake

Mr. Finky…

Tino Insana

Uncle JoJo…

Kathy Najimy

Coach Doogan…

Maurice LaMarche

Chuck Pearson…

Kimmy Robertson

Gwen Mezzrow

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Trivia
Pepper Ann's parents have been divorced for around four years, at the start of the series.

Quotes
Milo Kamalani: With the exception of sporting events and bachelor parties, we basically bottle up our feelings until we die.

Crazy credits
After the opening theme, Pepper Ann picks up something from the floor at the school, and shows it to her friends and the audience.

Connections
Featured in Familiar Faces: Familiar Faces #66: Top 11 Cartoon Moms (2012)

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A cartoon not just for kids

Pepper Ann is another one of those cartoons that kids and adults alike can laugh at. The writing is witty, the characters are charming, the animation is colorful and fun too watch. While I am not a big fan of cartoons, I have to rate this one up there with The Simpsons, and Arthur. Only low point, you have to get up mighty early, and on a Saturday, too see it. Luckily, I own a VCR.