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Knocking on Hell's Door

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**Knocking on Hell's Door**
Lilith and Lucifer ask for Grayson and Nina's help for marriage counseling.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 2
**Total Episode Count**: 36
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ02
**First Aired**: April 13, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Stephanie Munson
**Featuring**: Lucifer, Lilith, Nina Masson, Grayson Masson
**Also Appearing**: Stella, Emmy Masson, Wilbur Masson, Paul Masson, Riley Adams, Dr Powell, Jason Masson, Isabelle
**Director**: Harrison Gilligan

**Writers**: Peter Osborne
**Storyboarders**: Rita Everson, Gina Teller, Jemma Leahy

**Plot**: At night, Nina and Grayson are getting ready to have sex, when Lucifer appears. Grayson calls him out for blocking him, but Lucifer states that he's having his own marital problems. He then begins to sniff, which makes Grayson laugh. Nina shuns him, and asks Lucifer what's got him down. He then explains that Lilith is fed up of living in Hell with a man who hasn't acted evilly in seven days. Lucifer manages to convince the pair to help him out.

The next day, Lilith appears, and Nina and Grayson decide that Lilith needs to see Lucifer doing something evil. Lucifer suggests that he interrupts two lowers. In a cutscene, Lucifer and Lilith walk in as Dr Powell and Riley Adams are both naked. The pair yell at them to get out. Lucifer and Lilith come back, explaining it didn't work.

Later on, Grayson pulls Nina aside and hints that Lucifer should kill someone to please Lilith. At first, Nina is horrified that Grayson would suggest such a thing, but then realises that he's right. The couple bring the idea up to Lilith and Lucifer. Grayson hints that he hates a bitchy customer, who he wants dead. The next morning, Grayson and Nina read a newspaper article on Isabelle's death. Both decide to mention none of this to their children.

Meanwhile, Jason and Stella get into an argument over their religious views, which ends up with the three Masson kids taking sides.

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Circuits and Wires

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 Nina is featured on the title card of this episode.
**Circuits and Wires**
Grayson feels less like a man when Nina manages to set up the new television set, leading to a face-off between him and his wife as to who's the best at running a household.

**Season**: 5 **Episode**: 5
**Total Episode Count**: 83
**Prod. no.**: 5MPQ83
**First Aired**: September 3, 2004

**Featuring**: Nina, Grayson
**Also Appearing**: Emmy, Paul, Stella, Wilbur, Riley, Linda, Fabian, Kamil, James, Josef Wildling
**Director**: Barry Vixon

**Writers**: Jerry Cowburn, Annie Waltman
**Storyboarders**: Ara Kahn, Kenneth Small, Cecil Montgomery

**Plot**: Grayson, Riley, James, Josef and Kamil spend the afternoon shopping at the Zelen Outlet Mall and Grayson is thrilled when he finds his dream television set on sale, saving him over three hundred bucks. The guys - plus Riley - take it back to the Masson family home.

Grayson leaves the television set in the living room while he heads out to Greenies with his friends. When he later comes home, he's annoyed by the fact that Nina set it up all by herself, which leads to Grayson making up a silly competition to prove once and for all who is the best at household maintenance. Ultimately, he takes it too far and the couple end up having a huge row before making up.

In a side story, Stella and Wilbur attempt to repair the friendship between newscasters, Fabian and Linda, when the two are spotted arguing in a local supermarket.

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Nina's Work Conference/Notes

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* Bonaparte-Tatum dubs this as one of her finest episodes of *Power Mom!* to record, as she worked alongside Stephen Fry, one of her few idols, for the first time in her career.
* This is one of the few episodes that Cowburn and Gilbert wrote together.
* This is also one of the most repeated episodes of all *Power Mom!* history. Each watch brings in a little over one million dollars for the series.

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Are We Done?

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**Are We Done?**
Stella and Wilbur discuss recent events happening in Zelen which pings the question; will the Masson's be back for a fourth season?

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 23
**Total Episode Count**: 57
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ23
**First Aired**: October 26, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Francessca Mullen, Peter Stark, Marise Cowburn, Gerard Ascot
**Featuring**: Stella, Wilbur Masson
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Lina Barvarz, Benny Barvarz, Mayor Wayvern, Cynthia, Riley Adams, Kamil Úvain, Sean Perry, Sarina Úvain, Roman Úvain, Sebastian Úvain, Cora Nesbitt, James Nesbitt, Terry Nesbitt, Helen Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Fabian Cosmala, Linda Powers, Cherry Powers, Buckley Partly-Farmer, Dr. Powell, Macey Masson, Jason Masson, Tatia Wilding, Josef Wilding, News Producer
**Musical Numbers**: Dancing in the Street, performed by Cherry & Linda Powers

**Director**: Annie Waltman

**Writers**: Annette Porter
**Storyboarders**: Tatia Penman, Maddie Chizeck, Martin Pyles

**Plot**: In this action-packed season 3 finale, Wilbur and Stella recount the last several days of events happening around Zelen.

The first skit shows Theresa Wayvern, the town mayor, handing in her resignation after being subjected to scrutiny for her alcoholism. Her resignation triggers the voting blues for most residents; Helen and Jolene take it upon themselves to petition for an LGBT friendly mayor.

The next skit shows Emmy befriending Cynthia, a girl in her calculus class. However, their friendship is short-lived when Emmy realizes Cynthia is only using her to get close to Sean as she has a killer crush on him.

The third and final skit follows Linda helping Cherry get a part-time job at the news studios as she is struggling for musical inspiration. Fabian becomes annoyed with Cherry when 1) she refuses to sleep with him and 2) she does all the office tasks wrong which causes some major interruptions in the producer part of the studios.

Stella and Wilbur - after "rolling" the three clips - begin to discuss what the next steps are. Wilbur outright claims that they have enough storylines for another six, seven seasons. Stella says she'll be surprised if they get a fifth season after half the stunts they'll be pulling of in the fourth.

The show ends with Cherry and Linda singing David Bowie and Mick Jagger's "Dancing in the Street" while all the characters crowd around them, dancing.

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Fanny Packs and Sombreros/References

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* The theme tune to Wilbur's children's program is the same theme tune to Sesame Street.
* Chase and the Monkey's song, "Happy Cinco de Mayo, losers", is similar to Wham's Last Christmas!.

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Easy K/References

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* The Marathon Commentator is very similar in looks to Austin Powers.
* A family portrait is hanging on Riley Adam's home, this is the first time it has appeared in her house. It's a nod to an episode that features her family

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James Nesbitt

**James Raymond Nesbitt** is a recurring character featured on *Power Mom!*. He is the husband to Terry Nesbitt, and is the father to Cora and Raymond Nesbitt, the latter being born in Season 11. James works as a personal trainer for the elderly and movement declined. He has stated many times that he dislikes his profession, yet continues to do it to provide for his family. He lives at 717 Aries Lane with his wife and two children.

James is voiced by co-creator Jerry Cowburn. Cowburn claims that his grandfather is the inspiration for the character and voice of James Nesbitt.
James' Woes/Notes

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* Daniel Craig and Fiona Loudon are voiced by guest stars Anthony Tailor and Victoria Smurfit.
* Emmy, Wilbur, Stella and Paul all have no-speaking roles in this episode.
* Tatia and Riley can be seen in the background, speaking out of the Masson family home.

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A-Masson Hippies

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**A-Masson Hippies**
Grayson becomes ecstatic when his parents reveal that they're moving to Zelen.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 6
**Total Episode Count**: 21
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ06
**First Aired**: July 11, 2001

**Guest Starring**: Eldridge Green
**Featuring**: Grayson Masson, Jason Masson, Macey Masson, Benjamin
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Stella, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, Sean Perry, Riley Adams
**Director**: Janice Wilder

**Writers**: Kathleen Aubrey
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Rosso, Helena Whitby, Abigail Price

**Plot**: After a full day of work, Grayson returns home to find a letter was sent to him from his parents. Nina encourages her husband to read the letter, but he tosses it in the fire, stating that he doesn't care what it says.

A couple of days later, his parents arrive on the Masson family doorstep, and are introduced to their grandchildren. Grayson is not so welcoming, but Nina welcomes them wholeheartedly. During the next few days they spend time with their grandchildren and attempt to begin a relationship with their son. On their final night, they announce that they plan to move to Zelen. This brightens up Grayson's mood.

During a heartfelt moment, Grayson apologises to his parents for being so cold to them but states that he only did it as he felt they abandoned him. Mr and Mrs Masson accept this and hope that through them moving to Zelen, not only can they have a relationship with their grandchildren, but with their only child too.

The end of the episode consists of the two families having a pleasant meal at Mr and Mrs Masson's new home.

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Kourtney Amasha

**Kourtney Amasha** (b. 1986) is an American model and provides the voice of Deila Barvarz. She graduated from University in 2004, and becomes a storyboarder for the show in Season 5, and serves as the main Storyboarder for Season 10. She also storyboarded a few episodes for *Emmy and Sean* and is set to become a storyboarder for Annie Waltman's upcoming animated sitcom, Stepfamily Rules.
Josef Wildling

**Josef Erik Wildling** is a recurring character on *Power Mom!* and the husband to Tatia Wildling. He is a former adventurer who - prior to moving to Zelen - wrote about his adventures online which gave him a rather steady income. While his wife is closed off, Josef is the life and soul of the party, wanting to know who everyone is and what their dreams and aspirations are. He and Grayson do not get along (mainly because Grayson is jealous of him) but Josef sees their relationship as a challenge of change. He lives at 704 Aries Lane with his wife.

Josef is voiced by Gerard Ascot. Ascot also voices another few characters on the show.

## Relatives

* Tatia Wildling (wife)
* Mattias Wildling (father)
* Jocelyn Wildling (step-mother)
Nina's Work Conference/Quotes

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**Grayson**: I'm telling you, Riley, looking after these kids and Stella on my own is really hard. The other day, Emmy came in and changed the channel from boxing to MTV.
**Riley**: Boxing? Hah! Your funny, Gray!
**Grayson**: What are you laughing for? I'm being serious!
**Riley**: Yeah, okay, and I like to be banged upside down! Oh wait, I don't. Just like you don't watch boxing!

**Wilbur**: Oh, who sings this? Donny Osmond... hm, not bad. Not bad at.... THIS IS MY JAM!

**Riley**: Listen, you damn kids! If you don't shut up, sit down and eat this pizza, I will force you to eat it. And for the love of God, Stella, if you need to go, just GO!

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Poker

**Poker** is a family of card games that combines gambling, strategy, and skill. All poker variants involve betting as an intrinsic part of play, and determine the winner of each hand according to the combinations of players' cards, at least some of which remain hidden until the end of the hand. Poker games vary in the number of cards dealt, the number of shared or "community" cards, the number of cards that remain hidden, and the betting procedures.
Junk Flowers

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**Junk Flowers**
Emmy and Paul struggle to come up with a gift for their mom on Mother's Day, and turn to Stella for advice.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 15
**Total Episode Count**: 49
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ15
**First Aired**: July 25, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Malcolm Kendall
**Featuring**: Stella Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Wilbur Masson, Riley Adams, Kamil Úvain, Linda Powers, Helen Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer,
**Director**: Janice Wilder

**Writers**: Lindsay Cho, Sheila Canning
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Rosso, Rebecca Glass, Kenneth Small

**Plot**: It's Mother's Day in Zelen and the celebrations are in full swing! However, disaster strikes the day before the day as Emmy and Paul begin to bicker when the pair realise that neither of them has bought anything for Nina. The pair go to Stella who agrees to help them find something nice.

Meanwhile, Nina forces Grayson to babysit Wilbur while she goes shopping with Linda, Helen and Jolene, much to his dismay as he wanted to go to the game with Riley and Kamil. So instead, he gets drunk and misplaces his son - he hopes to bring him home without Nina finding out.

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Drathmir

An ancient civilization of humans that worshipped the god Bharglblat. The most ardent followers wore the Mark of Bharglblat. Not much is known about them as their civilization fell 1750 years ago due to the actions of the Red Cult. Ruins can still be found from the era, but the majority of them are little more than piles of rocks.
Nervous Emmy

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**Nervous Emmy**
Emmy brings home new boyfriend, Sean Perry, to meet the family.

**Season**: 1 **Episode**: 12
**Total Episode Count**: 12
**Prod. no.**: 1RBK12
**First Aired**: June 30, 2000

**Featuring**: Emmy Masson, Sean Perry
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Stella Masson, Wilbur Masson, Paul Masson, Cora Nesbitt, Troy Davros, Kamil Úvain
**Director**: Donna Knowles

**Writers**: Beth Bonaparte-Tatum, Scott Sherman
**Storyboarders**: Morgan Lindsay, Darren Warner

**Plot**: During lunch at school, Emmy sits with her boyfriend Sean, and friends Cora and Troy. Cora mentions that Sean and Emmy have been together for months, and that Emmy hasn't introduced Sean to her family yet. Both Sean and Troy back her up, causing Emmy to fluster and announces that she'll tell them tonight, forcing Sean to stay for her dinner.

Later on, at home, Sean stands in the doorway of the Masson family, being introduced to everyone by a Nervous Emmy. Sean and Grayson hit it off instantly, with them both having an interest in race cars. During their meal, Nina questions Sean a lot about his relationship with Emmy, who gets embarrassed. Sean, however, answers them all, much to Nina's amazement.

Meanwhile, Wilbur asks Stella why Emmy brought home a boy, and wonders if they'll get married soon. Stella laughs, stating that Emmy is responsible and won't get married until she's the respectable age of 25. Wilbur asks why that specific age, and Stella responds cockely.

A few days later, Emmy begins to feel angry and abandoned as Sean only ever wants to hang out at her house because of Grayson. Nina then convinces Grayson to stop being so friendly with Sean as he's making him feel comfortable. Nina then explains that if a boy is comfortable with their girlfriend's dad, they'll feel brave enough to have sex with the daughter. This enrages Grayson, causing him to stop his friendship with Sean, much to Emmy's amusement.

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Moronic Blues

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**Moronic Blues**
Nina and Grayson attempt to fix an almost-broken partnership.

**Season**: 1 **Episode**: 11
**Total Episode Count**: 11
**Prod. no.**: 1RBK11
**First Aired**: June 23, 2000

**Guest Starring**: Melissa Harling
**Featuring**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Helen Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Dr Turner
**Also Appearing**: Stella Masson, Wilbur Masson, James Nesbitt, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Sarina Úvain, Cora Nesbitt
**Director**: Annie Waltman

**Writers**: Annie Waltman, Jerry Cowburn
**Storyboarders**: Amanda Cavanaugh, Abraham Walkinshaw, Tatia Penman

**Plot**: During an afternoon walk through the local park, Nina and Grayson spot a dispute occurring between Helen and Jolene Partly-Farmer. They overhear that Helen is getting another call from her work, and Jolene reminds her that this is their alone time. Helen acknowledges this, but then runs for some privacy as she takes her call. Nina and Grayson walk over to a peeved off Jolene, who greets them coldly. Nina enquiries, and Jolene tells them that Helen has been swamped at work so they haven't had much time together. Grayson then invites them over, stating that he and Nina are great at patching up relationships.

At the Masson home, Wilbur begins to question Stella about her late-night wandering. Stella brushes him off, telling him that he's crazy. Wilbur follows her out of the kitchen, asking more confusing questions. Paul and Emmy are sitting at the kitchen table, Paul mentions Stella speaking to Wilbur. Emmy tells him not to be silly as Wilbur can't speak yet.

Later at night, Nina, Grayson, Helen and Jolene are having glasses of wine in the Masson family lounge. Helen thanks the couple for inviting them over, and mentions that it's been awhile since they've been surrounded by adults. Nina asks why they've been arguing, and Jolene simply answers that work has been disrupting them both. Nina suggests that they speak to a counsellor, and she gives them Dr Turner's number.

At the scheduled appointment, Helen and Jolene await patiently, with Grayson and Nina by their side for moral support. Sitting in the waiting room is Cora Nesbitt, James Nesbitt and Sarina Úvain, who all look grumpy to be their. Dr Turner enters the room, and asks for Helen and Jolene to come in. An hour passes, they exit and make another appointment with Dr Turner. Both Helen and Jolena thank Nina and Grayson for helping them.

Meanwhile, Wilbur decides to follow Stella out of the house, and follows her to the Partly-Farmer home. She stays there for half an hour, and exits. It finally clicks into Wilbur's head, and he rushes home. When he sees her in the morning, he whispers to her that he is good for her. Stella looks to Wilbur who grins back at her.

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Cherry and Linda/Notes

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* This episode was the most watch episode in the entire season, with "Me, You and the Toddler" being the second-most watched episode.
* Cherry Powers is voiced by Beth Bonaparte-Tatum, whilst Linda Powers is voiced by Alison Gilbert.
* Dr Powell did not have any lines in this episode, but can be seen in the background during Cherry's performance for her sister.

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A-Masson Hippies/References

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* The episode title is a pun on the word "amazing".
* During a conversation with Nina and Stella, Emmy makes a reference to a previous episode, Fanny Packs and Sombreros.

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Absinthe In Thy Heart/Notes

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* This marks the first episode in which Steven King joined the cast to voice Officer Ryder, replacing Thomas Hannah, the original performer of the voice.
	+ In an interview with *People*, Thomas Hannah was asked why he dropped the voice from his roster, and he responded with: "There wasn't any issues between Cowburn (Jerry) and myself, if that's what you're wondering. I just couldn't find the right style to do his lines in; you wouldn't know what I'm talking about unless you're in the game yourself... King has done some amazing work with him so far, and I think you will all enjoy what he brings to the role."

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Nervous Emmy/Quotes

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**Cora**: So, Emmy, why haven't you ever introduced Sean to your parents? Ya scared they won't like him or something??
**Sean**: Yeah, babe, Cora has a point.
**Emmy**: Um.. *[Gets nervous and fidgets]*. I'm actually going to introduce them to him. Tonight.
**Sean**: Wow, really. Awesome!

**Emmy**: Mom, dad, I'd like you to meet my boyfriend, Sean Perry.
**Paul**: Laughing at the word.. boyfriend.
**Emmy**: Shut. Up. Paul.

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Linda Powers

**Linda Powers** is the female co-anchor of the *Zelen Town Watch* which she co-hosts with friend and colleague, Fabian Cosmala. She is the twin sister to Cherry Powers, who happens to be a world-recognized superstar and actress born and raised in Zelen. Linda is obsessed with her career and is in love with being a reporter; she has her dream job. Everyone in town knows about her rivalry with her twin sister, and it is often a central point in episodes which feature both sisters.

She is voiced by main cast member, Alison Gilbert, who is the voice of Nina. Alison uses her own voice when acting out Linda's lines.
Manners Ville/Goofs

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* In one scene, Paul Masson is seen wearing a red baseball cap. When the camera cuts and lands back on him, he is seen wearing his original hat.
* Terry and Sarina have each other's hair in one scene.
* Edmund Grimes' glasses are missing in one scene.

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Are We Done?/Notes

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* Marise Cowburn is the daughter of co-creators Jerry and Annie. This episode marks the first of her many appearances.
* Many of the characters have a non-speaking role. This is the first episode in which Nina has not appeared as a central character.

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Frances Gremly

**Frances Gremly** is the former CEO of Food-Core Productions, and also the former boss of Nina Masson. He makes his first appearance in "Watery Slopes", a second season episode, where he wants to replace Nina with a male worker. However, Stella manages to convince him otherwise, showing him how good Nina is at her job.

He appears again in "Nina's Work Conference", a third season episode, where he sends Nina to Chicago to a work conference for the company.

Frances is later replaced by Luann Greene, who makes her first appearance in Season 4.

Frances is voiced by show creator, Jerry Cowburn.
Minor Turbulence

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**Minor Turbulence**
The Masson's take their first family flight with Wilbur, who discovers that he really hates flying.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 8
**Total Episode Count**: 42
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ08
**First Aired**: May 24, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Piper Harlow
**Featuring**: Grayson Masson, Nina Masson, Stella, Wilbur Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson
**Also Appearing**: Cora Nesbitt, James Nesbitt, Brandene the Hostess, Chaz
**Director**: Theresa Cruz

**Writers**: Dean Descoe, Peter Osborne
**Storyboarders**: Katherine Pickley, Monica Stone, Kenneth Small

**Plot**: The Massons are departing for their first family flight to Canada with a nervous Wilbur who isn't exactly sure on how airplanes stay up in the air when they're in flight. They are waved off by Cora and James, who pretend to be sad when the Massons are leaving, but when their family car turns off the bend, they begin jumping up and down, dancing like crazy, exclaiming their happiness that the moronic Massons will not be around for a week.

On their flight. Wilbur causes a scene and begins a tantrum which disrupts the other passengers. While a distraught Nina and Grayson tries to calm him down, Stella distances herself away from the rest of the family and begins speaking with a male passenger named Chaz.

Meanwhile, both Paul and Emmy receive first class treatment from Brandene the Air Hostess, and both siblings become drunk with power when they ask her to do some ridiculous things.

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Buckley Episode Appearances

Episodes with appearances made by Buckley Partly-Farmer.

## Season 1

(2/15)
* 1RBK06 Drunk Storms
* 1RBK09 The Great Balloon

## Season 2

(4/19)
* 2PMZ01 Fanny Packs and Sombreros
* 2PMZ04 Zero Seconds
* 2PMZ12 Polish Delicacies
* 2PMZ16 Buckley's Choice

## Season 3

(5/23)
* 3RTQ06 Stethoscopes and Monitors
* 3RTQ07 Son of Grimes
* 3RTQ11 What an Alternative!
* 3RTQ19 Religion Versus Magic
* 3RTQ23 Are We Done?

## Season 4

(5/21)
* 4YLI58 Manners Ville
* 4YLI66 Bad Bank Robber Man
* 4YLI71 Killing Me Softly With His Words
* 4YLI72 When Thanksgiving Comes
* 4YLI77 Guitar Busting
Emmy and Sean's baby

**Emmy and Sean's baby** was announced in the Season 19 trailer that was released to public view on January 25, 2022. It was confirmed by show co-creators Jerry Cowburn & Annie Waltman that the pregnancy is in fact a canon addition to the series, and that Emmy will give birth to the baby near the end of the season.

This comes after, in Season 17, when Emmy and Sean moved into their own apartment and out of the Masson's house. "It was their next steps," says Beth Bonaparte-Tatum (voice of Emmy) in an interview with *E!*, 2020, "they've been married for years in our time, but in show time, it's not been that long, so it needed to happen. It's part of their development."
Losing Trinity/References

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* In the Úsain family room, there is a vinyl record collectible item on the wall. This is later broken in the 10th episode of Season 3.
* There is a close-up on the bookshelf in the Masson family home with a few titles on it that are readable.
* Riley wears a Black Veil Brides t-shirt to the dinner party.

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Drunk Storms/Notes

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* This marks the first appearance of lesbian couple Helen & Jolene Partly-Farmer and their pet dog, Buckley Partly-Farmer.
* The episode also marks the first of many episodes that Buckley and Stella have romantic relations with each other.
* Linda Powers' voice can be heard during the storm alert broadcast.

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Buckley Partly-Farmer

**Buckley** was a recurring character on *Power Mom!*. He was a former police dog before he was adopted by Jolene and Helen Partly-Farmer. He lived at 717 Aries Lane with his owners and was involved in an on-and-off relationship with Stella throughout his run on the show. Much like Stella, Buckley was an anthropomorphic dog who was able to walk bipedally, interact with the human characters and was also able to drive a car. Up until Season 11, Buckley was eight years old. Throughout the eleventh season, he was shown to be much older - 12 - and in the season finale, he was put down which was a hard choice made by his owners. His death was a heavy loss to all, especially to Stella, as she realised she truly loved him.

Buckley was voiced by main cast member, Scott Sherman.

## Alternative Realities

* In What an Alternative!, Buckley takes on the role of Captain of the Guards from Shrek in Wilbur's dream.

## Relatives

* Jolene Partly-Farmer (co-owner)
* Helen Partly-Farmer (co-owner)
* Unnamed father (deceased)
* Brian Hotch (former owner)
Benjamin

**Benjamin** is a minor character who has appeared in two episodes of Power Mom. He made his first appearance in the season 2 episode, "A-Masson Hippies" where he joined Macey Masson and Jason Masson in the town of Zelen. He made his last appearance in "Masson-Barvarz-Masson's", in a rather pivotal way as he was almost responsible for Macey and Jason abandoning their son once more.

He was voiced by Eldridge Green who serves as a writer for the show.
Cora Nesbitt Episode Appearances

Episodes with appearances by Cora Nesbitt.

## Season 1

(8/15)
1. 1RBK02 Losing Trinity
2. 1RBK04 ABCD Lessons
3. 1RBK06 Drunk Storms
4. 1RBK07 The Úvain Family Matters
5. 1RBK09 The Great Balloon
6. 1RBK11 Moronic Blues
7. 1RBK12 Nervous Emmy
8. 1RBK14 Happy Deals

## Season 2

(8/19)
1. 2PMZ01 Fanny Packs and Sombreros
2. 2PMZ03 James' Woes
3. 2PMZ04 Zero Seconds
4. 2PMZ07 Sleepovers from Hell
5. 2PMZ08 Easy K
6. 2PMZ12 Polish Delicacies
7. 2PMZ17 Miss Emmy for It Girl
8. 2PMZ19 Stargazing

## Season 3

(13/23)
1. 3RTQ04 The Smell of Desperation
2. 3RTQ06 Stethoscopes and Monitors
3. 3RTQ07 Son of Grimes
4. 3RTQ08 Minor Turbulence
5. 3RTQ10 Diamonds and Glitter
6. 3RTQ11 What an Alternative!
7. 3RTQ14 Monsieur Fabian
8. 3RTQ17 Wilbur Drew
9. 3RTQ19 Religion Versus Magic
10. 3RTQ20 Mr and Mrs Stumpty
11. 3RTQ21 Motionless Motives
12. 3RTQ22 X and O
13. 3RTQ23 Are We Done?

## Season 4

(13/21)
1. 4YLI58 Manners Ville
2. 4YLI61 Adams and Kirkwood's
3. 4YLI63 Words of a Young-ish Cat
4. 4YLI65 Officer Geoff
5. 4YLI66 Bad Bank Robber Man
6. 4YLI69 I Wish... Sorry, We Wish
7. 4YLI71 Killing Me Softly With His Words
8. 4YLI72 When Thanksgiving Comes
9. 4YLI73 Dropping Tricks Like Houdini
10. 4YLI74 Van Feeling Good
11. 4YLI75 Introducing Laina Flapp
12. 4YLI77 Guitar Busting
13. 4YLI78 Trees, Cookies, Presents and... Family?!
Green and Red/References

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* The original title of this episode was to be "Hell on Earth", but was changed after a focus group declared that it could cause some religious viewers to take offense.
* Lucifer was not on the drawing board, originally, but was added to add a more "personal" touch to Lilith.

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Buckley's Choice

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**Buckley's Choice**
Buckley faces bodily problems and has to decide to get neutered or not.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 16
**Total Episode Count**: 31
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ16
**First Aired**: October 11, 2001

**Guest Starring**: Meryl Dawson, David Spade
**Featuring**: Buckley Partly-Farmer, Stella, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Helen Partly-Farmer
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, David Spade, Dr Wiener, Troy Davros
**Director**: Valerie Watters

**Writers**: Peter Osborne
**Storyboarders**: Murphy Kitz, Rebecca Glass, Monica Stone

**Plot**: Stella complains to Nina about how she can't stop thinking about Buckley. Nina suggests that Stella should meet with him, perhaps satisfying her needs. Stubbornly, Stella pays a visit to the Partly-Farmers. Both Jolene and Helen are glad to see Stella, telling her that something is wrong with Buckley.

Upon speaking with Buckley, Stella learns that Buckley has been struggling to use the toilet and perform other things. Buckley also tells Stella that this happened to his own father, who eventually had to get neutered, as it's due to old age. Stella suggests he speaks to a specialist.

Instead of going to a specialist, the pair casually find David Spade, who at first is weirded out about a dog and a cat asking him about getting "snipped", but eventually gives Buckley the confidence he needed to get help.

With the help from the Partly-Farmers, his dog walker Troy Davros, and the Masson's, Buckley eventually decides to get neutered. At the end of the episode, Nina notes to Grayson that Stella must be really happy now, especially after hearing the loud meowing and barking coming from down the road the other night.

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Jimmy the Balloon Man

**Jimmy the Balloon Man** makes his first and only appearance in "The Great Balloon", hosting a competition for two lucky winners to take a ride on his hot air balloon. Jimmy is later arrested and sentenced for causing harm to Paul and Grayson Masson and holding Class B drugs.

He is voiced by guest star Kieran Fischer.
Nina's Work Conference

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**Nina's Work Conference**
Nina has to leave for Chicago for a weekend work conference, leaving Grayson in charge of the kids and a very ill Stella.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 5
**Total Episode Count**: 39
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ05
**First Aired**: May 3, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Stephen Fry, Donny Osmond
**Featuring**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson
**Also Appearing**: Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, Stella, Mr Thorne, Maggie Ava, Riley Adams, Donny Osmond
**Musical Numbers**: Donny's Tribute Song

**Director**: Angus Hall

**Writers**: Jerry Cowburn, Alison Gilbert
**Storyboarders**: Polly Warner, Kenneth Small, Helena Bray

**Plot**: Nina is distraught when she has to spend the first weekend of summer in Chicago with the lawyers of her food company. Grayson is placed in charge of his three children and a very ill Stella, who all want him to leave him be. He calls for Riley's help to get his children and cat in line.

Meanwhile, Wilbur takes an unusual interest in Donny Osmond's music, and writes a song tribute for him.

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**Killing Me Softly With His Words**
Nina organizes a celebration party for her parents 50th wedding anniversary. Aunt Lina returns to share in the celebrations.

**Season**: 4 **Episode**: 14
**Total Episode Count**: 71
**Prod. no.**: 4YLI71
**First Aired**: October 4, 2003

**Guest Starring**: Francesca Mullen, Peter Stark
**Featuring**: Nina, Grayson, Harry Barvarz, Shira Barvarz
**Also Appearing**: Lina Barvarz, Benny Barvarz, Stella, Emmy, Paul, Wilbur, Riley, James Nesbitt, Terry Nesbitt, Cora Nesbitt, Kamil Úvain, Sarina Úvain, Roman Úvain, Sebastian Úvain, Linda Powers, Fabian Cosmala, Tatia Wildling, Josef Wildling, Dr Powell, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Helen Partly-Farmer, Buckley
**Director**: Imogen Flyers

**Writers**: Jerry Cowburn
**Storyboarders**: Luis Fonz, Emily Bane, Tatia Penman

**Plot**: Nina wants to celebrate her parents' 50th wedding anniversary as she learned from her mom that they never had a party for any of their other big anniversaries. Nina's sister, Lina and her son Benny, return to join in on the festivities, but soon begins embarrassing her older sister in front of her neighbours and close friends.

In a subplot, Wilbur wants to play as a couple's therapist and involves himself in Stella and Buckley's argument but only seems to make things worse.

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* There is a picture of snowboarder Craig Kelly, who died January 20, 2003, on Wilbur's bedroom wall. This is simply a homage to the sportsman and is not seen in later episodes.

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Fanny Packs and Sombreros

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**Fanny Packs and Sombreros**
A new resident moves into Zelen just as Cinco de Mayo enters town.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 1
**Total Episode Count**: 16
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ01
**First Aired**: June 6, 2001

**Guest Starring**: Maurice Evans
**Featuring**: Tatia Wildling, Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Stella
**Also Appearing**: Emmy Masson, Wilbur Masson, Riley Adams, James Nesbitt, Kamil Úvain, Paul Masson, Terry Nesbitt, Roman Úvain, Dr Powell, Cora Nesbitt, Sean Perry, Sebastian Úvain, Sarina Úvain, Fabian Cosmala, Linda Powers, Helen Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Buckley Partly-Farmer, Chase and the Monkeys
**Musical Numbers**: Happy Cinco de Mayo, losers!

**Director**: Valerie Watters

**Writers**: Annie Waltman, Kyle Menzies
**Storyboarders**: Gina Teller, Alison Puckett, Jackson Rosso

**Plot**: Residents of Zelen prepare themselves for Cinco de Mayo, and Aries Lane residents plan to have a block party but it is cut short by new resident, Tatia Wildling, who Grayson heavily offends by wrongly assuming her nationality.

Meanwhile, Stella and the kids decide to go to the town park to attend the Chase and the Monkeys concert to raise awareness for Mexican immigrants.

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Happy Deals/Notes

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* The original name of this episode was "The Quest for the Toy Racecourse" but producers of BBC America thought it would be redundant as episode 5 consisted of a Quest title.
* This episode marks the first physical appearances of news anchors Fabian Cosmola and Linda Powers.
* The episode also marks the final appearances of Riley Adams, Sarina Úvain, Cora Nesbitt, James Nesbitt, Fabian Cosmola and Linda Powers in the first season. Each return for the second season opening.

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Car Saleswoman

The **Car Saleswoman** (real name unknown) is a car salesperson who works for Grand Theft Cars and Vans. She makes her first appearance in "Eating with Worms" when she sells a campervan to Grayson.

She reappears in Season 7, episode 6 "Stella's Wild Ride" and sells a Hummer to Stella during her "wild side".

Car Saleswoman is voiced by main voice cast member, Beth Bonaparte-Tatum.
Miss Kianna

**Miss Kianna** was a pageant girl who appeared in the Season 2 episode "Miss Emmy for It Girl". She was a bully towards Emmy for the entire event as she didn't believe she had it in her. Kianna came in last place, and was so vulgar about the loss that she ended up being dragged away by event security.

She was voiced by guest star, Kirsty Vaughan.
Anthony Tailor

**Anthony Tailor** (b. 1981) is a Scottish actor and voice over artist, who is known for his imitations of famous actors, Daniel Craig being one of them. He voiced Craig in Season 2 episode, James' Woes.

He was given a recurring guest role, beginning from Season 4, Manners Ville, where he voices Baxter Cross, the personal assistant to the Mayor, Randall Ripley.
Naïve Sean

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Sean overhears Stella, Riley and James talking about how stupid he is, causing him to disappear.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 16
**Total Episode Count**: 50
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ16
**First Aired**: August 1, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Vanessa Rhys, Gerard Ascot
**Featuring**: Sean Perry, Stella, James Nesbitt, Riley Adams, Emmy Masson
**Also Appearing**: Grayson Masson, Nina Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, Tatia Wildling, Josef Wildling, Sarina Úvain, Kamil Úvain, Esme the Witch Doctor, Polly the Rich Doctor, Milo
**Director**: Danielle Zimmer

**Writers**: Helen Troian
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Russo, Lisa Plimpton, Jade Bentley

**Plot**: Sean decides to surprise Emmy with a weekend away. When climbing into her bedroom window, he overhears Stella, Riley and James talking about how stupid Sean is, also stating that he's too naïve that even the naïve bear wouldn't hire him. Out of distress, he runs away. Emmy later learns that Sean was outside her window and begs the three of them to help her look for him.

Meanwhile, Nina, Grayson, Josef, Tatia, Sarina and Kamil attend a group-on event, where they become involved in an over-eccentric interactive audience play. Paul and Wilbur also appear.

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**Grayson**: Yeah, man, bad call you shouldn't have said that to... oh hey, look, it's Tatia and Riley. Hey, ladies!
*[Camera pans across to the window overlooking the street. Riley and Tatia flip off the camera and continue their conversation.]*
**Grayson**: Well, I have clearly interrupted them talking about their periods or something.

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Flies Galore

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**Flies Galore**
Stella brings home dirt flies, causing her to stay with a veterinarian until she is rid of them.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 18
**Total Episode Count**: 33
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ18
**First Aired**: October 26, 2001

**Guest Starring**: Kylie Pepper, Timothy Schaal
**Featuring**: Stella, Pepita, Newton, Nancy P. Holding
**Also Appearing**: Grayson Masson, Nina Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson
**Director**: Trisha Lea

**Writers**: Sheila Canning
**Storyboarders**: Polly Warner, Pedro Caldwell, Abraham Walkingshaw

**Plot**: During a walk in the park with Nina and Wilbur, Stella interacts with a dog, Newton, who does not like the presence of a cat in his park. The two have a fight, and are broken apart by Nina. Later on at home, Stella begins itching irritably, and Emmy points out that she might have dirt flies.

The family take Stella to the vet, and are forced to leave her there overnight, much to Stella's dismay. During her stay, she befriends Pepita, a stray cat, who plans to head for New York after she gets out of the "vet joint". She even convinces Stella to go with her, but Stella decides to go back home with the Masson's after realising how much of a good home they provide her. Upon leaving, Pepita wishes Stella luck and hopes to see her again soon, one day.

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Dropping Tricks Like Houdini

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**Dropping Tricks Like Houdini**
After watching old magician videos, Wilbur decides to learn magic. Grayson helps Stella chose a car.

**Season**: 4 **Episode**: 16
**Total Episode Count**: 73
**Prod. no.**: 4YLI73
**First Aired**: October 15, 2003

**Guest Starring**: Sadie Hopper
**Featuring**: Wilbur, Grayson, Stella
**Also Appearing**: Nina, Emmy, Paul, Riley, Cora, James, Kamil, Mayor Ripley, Josef Wildling, Fabian Cosmala, Nathan the Guy, Dakota, Magical Martin, Maggie Cowburn
**Director**: Harrison Gilligan

**Writers**: Daniel Warner
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Rosso, Macey Zeox, Alison Puckett

**Plot**: Wilbur picks up an unusual interest in magic after he watches a late-night commercial advertising a magician selling his "one-of-a-kind" magical kit. Using his mom's credit card, the tot purchases a kit and he begins learning how to work some of the tricks, showing off his skills to some of the locals.

At Greenies, Stella is sitting with Grayson, Riley, James, Kamil and Josef. She says she has been looking for a car as Nina wants her to begin taking Wilbur back and forth to nursery and doesn't want to walk him. Grayson takes her to go to a local car lot, Dakota's Junk Cars. She will happily sort out a car but refuses to after she sees that Stella's license hasn't been signed by the Mayor. Grayson and Stella appeal to the Mayor who eventually decides to sign a legal permit, allowing all animals of human intelligence, to drive a car in the town.

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**Living The American Dream**
The Úvain's become widely unpopular after Sarina wins $500,000 in the national lottery and begins to flaunt her new-found wealth in everyone's faces.

**Season**: 4 **Episode**: 11
**Total Episode Count**: 68
**Prod. no.**: 4YLI68
**First Aired**: September 4, 2003

**Featuring**: Sarina Úvain, Kamil Úvain, Sebastian Úvain, Roman Úvain
**Also Appearing**: Nina, Grayson, Stella, Emmy, Paul, Wilbur, Riley, Helen Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Dr. Powell, James Nesbitt, Terry Nesbitt, Sean Perry, Mr Humphrey, Fabian Cosmala
**Director**: Valerie Watters

**Writers**: Dean Descoe
**Storyboarders**: Karen Greene, Darren Warner, Gina Teller

**Plot**: Sarina changes her family's life when she wins a large sum of money in the national lottery. The residents of Zelen are happy for her but their happiness soon turns to annoyance when the Úvain's flaunt their wealth, buying lavish household items and going on vacations that last ages. They all soon turn hostile against the family, which makes them see how wrong they have been acting, which leads to donating the rest of the money to the hospital.

In a subplot, Emmy helps out Paul with his Algebra homework as his teacher, Mr Humphrey, demands him to improve his grade in the subject or he will be forced to repeat Sophomore year.

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Auntie Lina

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Nina's estranged younger sister pays the Masson's a visit, but what is she hiding?

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 1
**Total Episode Count**: 35
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ01
**First Aired**: April 8, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Francesca Mullen, Peter Stark
**Featuring**: Nina Masson, Lina Barvarz, Grayson Masson, Stella, Benny Barvarz
**Also Appearing**: Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, Sarina Úvain, Fabian Cosmala
**Director**: Wyla Cornish

**Writers**: Annette Potter
**Storyboarders**: Macey Zeox, Finn Stevens, Rebecca Glass

**Plot**: At breakfast, Stella comes into the kitchen, muttering about how much junk mail they received today. She notices a letter addressed to Nina, and gives the letter to her. Nina bites her lip and mutters something underneath her breath. She then excuses herself and leaves the kitchen, looking quite frustrated. The others question her behavior.

Later on, in bed, Nina tells Grayson that her sister wrote to her, stating that she and Benny were visiting. Grayson attempts to make Nina happy, but Nina shakes him off, and warns him not to let Lina get to him or he could easily be doing whatever she wants him to do for her. Grayson tells his wife not to worry.

A few days later, Lina arrives with her son, Benny. While Lina tries many times to speak to her sister alone, Nina sabotages those attempts, thereby Lina never gets a chance to be alone with her sister. It isn't until Sarina Úvain mentions to Nina about Lina's troubles, and the two reconcile.

Meanwhile, Wilbur and Stella notice that news anchor, Fabian Cosmala, is wearing a different outfit than he normally does when on-air, and begin to stalk him to find out why.

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Miss Rhiannon

**Miss Rhiannon** is one of the beauty pageant contestants that Emmy takes part in in the Season 2 episode, "Miss Emmy for It Girl". She finishes in fourth place, and becomes quite friendly with Emmy during the competition, despite the other girls picking on her due to not having any experience in pageants.

She was voiced by Alison Gilbert.
Elmer Jones

**Elmer Jones** is the former mayor of Zelen. He had served as the mayor of the town from the late 1990s up until his formal retirement in Season 4 episode, "Manners Ville", when it is discovered that he was responsible for stealing from the town's funds and using it to bring over undocumented workers to serve in his house. He is married to Beverley Jones.

He has made numerous appearances throughout the season at irregular times, and can go without appearing in entire seasons. From Season 16 onwards, his appearances have become more prominent as he now - ironically - serves as a legal aid adviser.

He is voiced by Tristan Lang.