For Pepper Ann Fans

[FonzesLeatherJacket]

Hi,

If anyone here is a fan of the Disney cartoon Pepper Ann about a red headed pre-teen girl and her friends, I have a question to ask. You know those two other kids she hangs out with? Nicky and Milo? Those are the two she mainly seems to hang out with. Anyway while watching the show I think Pepper Ann had a good friendship and was close to both Nicky and Milo. But do you think she was closer to one of them and had a better friendship with one of them? If so who and why do you think so? But I think she had a good friendship with both of them in my opinon, and was close to both of them.

Thanks to all who replies.

Kristin FLJ
:) :D :happyface

PS: I would've posted this as a poll but I was'nt sure how to do it.

[JethroSimpson]

I was watching an episode the other day and I think Pepper Ann called Milo her best friend in it. I would say she was close to both of them though.

[julian bozo]

I think Pepperann is closer to Milo.
Also the lady who plays thew voice of Pepperann was in a 1983
movie Private School. I own it. It's worth checking out.

[TV Guy]

Kathleen Wilhoite, the voice of Pepper Ann, also played Benny's wife, Rosalie, on "L.A. Law", and Susan Lewis' sister Chloe on "E.R."

I can't believe I'm saying this about this show, but it makes me laugh out loud. It's better written than a lot of the shows on in prime time, and the final episode was a lot better than most of the prime-time finales I've seen.

Oh, and I would say that P.A. is equally close to both Nicky and Milo.

[JethroSimpson]

I had no idea they had done a final episode. I've definetly never seen it.

[TV Guy]

ABC pulled the show from the schedule after it had showed only about half of the episodes from the final season. And those episodes were supposed to be exclusive to ABC for a year, so they didn't run on UPN's "One, Too" block either. The Disney Channel and Toon Disney finally showed these "lost episodes" last fall, and they're currently in the Disney rerun rotation.

Definitely keep an eye out for the last episode -- it's goes back and forth between Pepper Ann's last day of seventh grade, and her school reunion 15 years later. It's very clever, and even a little sentimental at the end. And it's great to see what happened to everyone.