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Monsieur Fabian

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**Monsieur Fabian**
Nina and Grayson help Fabian woo his Spanish dancer tutor, Liliana.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 14
**Total Episode Count**: 48
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ14
**First Aired**: July 18, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Willow Arm
**Featuring**: Fabian Cosmala, Grayson Masson, Nina Masson, Liliana
**Also Appearing**: Stella Masson, Paul Masson, Sean Perry, Emmy Masson, Wilbur Masson, Cora Nesbitt
**Director**: Rhea Locke

**Writers**: Sheila Canning, Wesley Fallon
**Storyboarders**: Ara Kahn, Polly Warner, Monica Stone

**Plot**: Nina and Grayson are approached by local news reporter, Fabian Cosmala, who seeks to have a relationship with his Spanish dance teacher, Lilianna. The pair attempt to get the two together, all their attempts failing, before realising that Fabian could easily get her himself.

Meanwhile, Stella and Wilbur serve as co-referee's during a friendly tennis match between Emmy and Sean and Paul and Cora, with the team who wins gets the other team for personal servants for a weekend. Paul and Cora win, and put Emmy and Sean through turmoil much to the amusement of Stella and Wilbur.

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Miss Flora

**Miss Flora** was a pageant girl in the Season 2 episode "Miss Emmy for It Girl". She was one of the girls who picked on Emmy during the entire event as she didn't think Emmy had what it took to live the lifestyle they did. She ended up coming in fourth place, and was polite enough to congratulate Emmy in winning.

She made another appearance in the Season 5 episode, "Gettin' Hitched" as a guest at Sean and Emmy's wedding.

She is voiced by guest star, Violet Stone.
David Spade

**David Spade** (b. July 22, 1964) is an American actor, stand-up comedian, writer and television host. He has appeared once in an episode of *Power Mom!*, the Season 2 episode "Buckley's Choice", where he gives Buckley advice on his options when it comes to his neutering problem. He is mentioned throughout the series multiple times, normally being the subject of crass or rude humour.
Me, You and the Toddler/Notes

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* This is the first episode in which Beth Bonaparte-Tatum and Jerry Cowburn have collaborated together. They continue to collaborate with one another for *Stilbur episodes*.
* This is the first episode, branded as *The Adventures of Stilbur*. There are another six episodes where Stella and Wilbur have went on an adventure together.
* The character Homeless Presley, appears again in the next Stilbur episode.

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**Wilbur**: Oh, come on Stel, you can tell me - I don't judge. Well, unless it was something really, really bad... like leaving him for de--- oh my Hell, Stella did you kill him?!

**Homeless Presley**: So, it's just going to be me, you and the toddler?
**Stella**: Yeah, pretty much. Sorry if this doesn't turn out to be the best journey of your life.
**Wilbur**: We have cheetos if you're hungry though... Just, don't touch the bag, okay? I don't want to die at 3. I want to live to see robots eating humans alive.

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Cherry and Linda

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**Cherry and Linda**
Nina helps out old friend, Linda, when her famous twin sister, Cherry, rolls into town.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 09
**Total Episode Count**: 24
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ09
**First Aired**: July 30, 2001

**Guest Starring**: Wesley Fallon
**Featuring**: Linda Powers, Nina Masson, Cherry Powers
**Also Appearing**: Limo Driver, Grayson Masson, Stella, Emmy Masson, Wilbur Masson, Paul Masson, Dr Powell
**Musical Numbers**: Willow Tree Lullaby

**Director**: Jerry Cowburn

**Writers**: Wesley Fallon
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Rosso, Amanda Cavanaugh, Abraham Walkinshaw

**Plot**: Nina is making herself and Stella some tea when the house phone rings. Stella answers it, then hands the phone over to Nina. Nina's friend, Linda Powers, who happens to be a popular newscaster in Zelen, asks to speak with her in person, regarding her sister.

Nina and Linda meet later that night at Linda's apartment, and Linda admits that she hasn't spoken to her sister since she became famous, and hopes that Nina could help the two sisters speak to each other, without arguing. Nina agrees, wanting to help out an old friend.

When the two sisters meet, Cherry begins her old ways, reminiscing about how she spent her lunchtimes at school hanging out with all of the cheerleaders, jocks, and Nina, while Linda sat alone, with her nose in a newspaper or gossip magazine. Humiliated, Linda clashes with her sister, and tells her that she no longer has a sister.

A distressed Nina decides to explain to Cherry how Linda has felt all these years, reminding her that her old self wasn't always a good person. Wanting to make it up to her big sister, Cherry re-writes a lullaby that their mother used to sing to them to get them to sleep at night, and performs it for Linda. The two sisters make up, pleasing Nina.

Back home, Nina explains to her children that they should always respect each other as siblings are the first friendships they'll make in life. Grayson also encourages this. Wilbur makes a sly comment before the credits roll.

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James Nesbitt Episode Appearances

Episodes with appearances made by James Nesbitt.

## Season 1

(6/15)
1. 1RBK01 What a Pilot!
2. 1RBK03 That's Your Saying
3. 1RBK06 Drunk Storms
4. 1RBK07 The Úvain Family Matters
5. 1RBK09 The Great Balloon
6. 1RBK11 Moronic Blues

## Season 2

(9/19)
1. 2PMZ01 Fanny Packs and Sombreros
2. 2PMZ03 James' Woes
3. 2PMZ04 Zero Seconds
4. 2PMZ05 Whisper it to Me
5. 2PMZ08 Easy K
6. 2PMZ11 The Story of the White Jeans
7. 2PMZ12 Polish Delicacies
8. 2PMZ17 Miss Emmy for It Girl
9. 2PMZ19 Stargazing

## Season 3

(13/23)
1. 3RTQ04 The Smell of Desperation
2. 3RTQ07 Son of Grimes
3. 3RTQ08 Minor Turbulence
4. 3RTQ09 Husband Josef
5. 3RTQ10 Diamonds and Glitter
6. 3RTQ11 What an Alternative!
7. 3RTQ12 Please be Red
8. 3RTQ16 Naïve Sean
9. 3RTQ18 Abstract Paintings
10. 3RTQ19 Religion Versus Magic
11. 3RTQ20 Mr and Mrs Stumpty
12. 3RTQ22 X and O
13. 3RTQ23 Are We Done?

## Season 4

(14/21)
1. 4YLI58 Manners Ville
2. 4YLI61 Adams and Kirkwood's
3. 4YLI63 Words of a Young-ish Cat
4. 4YLI66 Bad Bank Robber Man
5. 4YLI68 Living The American Dream
6. 4YLI69 I Wish... Sorry, We Wish
7. 4YLI70 The Rotten Apple Policy
8. 4YLI71 Killing Me Softly With His Words
9. 4YLI72 When Thanksgiving Comes
10. 4YLI73 Dropping Tricks Like Houdini
11. 4YLI75 Introducing Laina Flapp
12. 4YLI76 Counting Buttons
13. 4YLI77 Guitar Busting
14. 4YLI78 Trees, Cookies, Presents and... Family?!
Harry Barvarz

**Harry Barvarz** is the father of the titular character on the show *Power Mom!*, Nina Masson. He is one of the wealthiest men in Zelen, having owned Barvarz Constructions since his father passed away not long after he married his wife, Shira. Harry owns most of the property development in town and is known to be affluent with most of the businesses in town. He and his wife live in a large estate at the far end of town. He also was once the owner of Stella, alongside her sisters and mother, before Nina adopted her.

Harry is voiced by co-creator of the series, Jerry Cowburn.

## Biography

Harry was the son of an unnamed woman and Richard Barvarz. His mother died when he was young. He has an older sister, Minette, and a younger sister, Kathleen, alongside a half-brother, Ronald.

Harry met his wife, Shira, at a local dance club in town before he was sent to fight in Vietnam. When he returned, the pair married and he inherited his father's business. With Shira, he had two daughters, Nina and Lina.
Judge Maxwell

**Judge Maxwell** is the judge who presided over the case of "Zero Seconds and is responsible for putting Matt the Robber away for robbing the Bank of Zelen.

Judge Maxwell makes a further appearance in "Bad Bank Robber Man", appearing in a televised interview with Linda Powers when Matt escapes from prison.

He is voiced by Jerry Cowburn.
Edna Úvain

**Edna Úvain** is the wife of Michal Úvain and the mother of Kamil Úvain. She is a professor of literature studies in an unnamed university in New Jersey. Much like her husband, Edna prides herself on her Jewish beliefs.

She makes her first appearance in season 2 when she and her husband visit their son and his family whilst also bringing with them some aspects of their Polish culture to impress his friends.

Edna is voiced by Annamarie Phelps.

## Relatives

* Michal Úvain (husband)
* Kamil Úvain (son)
* Sarina Úvain (daughter-in-law)
* Roman Úvain (grandson)
* Sebastian Úvain (grandson)
Burpin' Hoops/Notes

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* The episode title is taken from when Edmund was teaching Paul his move, the "Burpin' Dunk".
* This is the last episode in the season which mentions the tragic loss of Edmund and Ellen's son. The tragedy is explained in Season 3, episode 7 "Son of Grimes".
* Originally, Wilbur and Stella were not going to have the conversation, but new writer Polly Warner thought it would add to the pair's comical relationship.
* This marks Keaton Jordan's first voice appearance on the show. He voices Troy Davros in "Nervous Emmy".

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Happy Deals/Quotes

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**Grayson**: Alright kid, what do you want?
**Stewart**: We race. If you win, you get the racetrack. If I win, I'll call the cops and claim that you enjoyed my company too much.
**Riley**: What the hell?! Do you even know what that means?!
**Stewart**: Not really, I don't even know what "company" means.

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*[Kamil picks up the old medal and smiles at the old family memories]*.
**Kamil**: Oh, this hasn't been picked up in a long time...

**Mr Kane**: Mr and Mrs Masson, your son has shown a considerate amount of intelligence. Far more than the other kids have.
**Nina**: What does that mean, Mr Kane?
**Mr Kane**: Well, Mrs Masson, with the amount of speed your son is completing his work, he could finish this grade by the end of the month

**Nina**: Stella, why don't you show more maturity and apologise to them?
**Stella**: I may be mature, but that doesn't mean I have to be the better person.

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Diamonds and Glitter/Quotes

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**Paul**: Wait, so let me get this straight. You want me, your brother, to film you and your best girlfriend while you both perform cheerleading moves??
**Emmy**: Yes, Paul. Now come on, are you going to help us or not?
**Paul**: Emmy, I'm pretty that me doing that would get us arrested!
**Cora**: Your brother's sense of the law astounds me at times.
**Emmy**: Yeah... he's kinda like dad, in that way.

**Primrose**: Look, Grayson, you're a really cool guy, and I wanna be your friend, but I'm not going to waste my precious time with your wife!
**Nina**: *[snorts with laughter]* "Precious time"? Is that what you call your "job", is it?
**Primrose**: Hey, lady! Maybe if you got out of your blank head and saw what a great guy your husband is, you'd understand! Grayson has helped me through some heavy stuff - that car he got in? He put the down payment on it for me! These shoes - he bought them too! And I didn't even have to bang in for it, I didn't even ask him. He bought them, out of the goodness of his own heart.

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Hercules

**Hercules** was a bit character who appeared in the season 2 episode, "Whisper it to Me". He was an Asian man who appeared in a cutaway scene in which he sold some high tech equipment to Wilbur Masson. His mother, Mrs Wong, told him off for selling illegal technology to a child.

He was voiced by Tristan Lang.
Fanny Packs and Sombreros/Notes

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* This marks the first appearance of Tatia Wilding to the show.
* Tatia Wilding is voiced by main voice actress, Beth Bonaparte-Tatum.
* Several characters, including Buckley, Helen, Jolene and Dr Powell are considered background characters, and thus do not have any lines in this episode.

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Ellen Grimes

**Ellen Grimes** is a very religious resident of Aries Lane and is a close friend of the Masson's. She lives at 704 Aries Lane with her husband, Edmund. Prior to the start of the series, the couple lost their son - Simon - in a tragic car accident which sent them travelling the world for a year to fill the void in their life. In Season 9, the couple adopted a baby from Vietnam, renaming her from Lulu to Rebecca, a biblical name as per their beliefs. They still miss their son but feel they're honoring his memory by adopting an orphan.

Ellen is voiced by regular cast member, Debra Tilly.

## Trivia

* During Season 6, Nina helped Ellen get a job for working at their local church as a clerical officer to help Ellen fill her time whilst her husband resumed working.

## Relatives

* Edmund Grimes (husband)
* Simon Grimes (son; deceased)
* Rebecca Grimes (adopted daughter)
* Hannah Grimes (sister-in-law)
Moranville County Blues

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**Moranville County Blues**
The Massons go on a road trip to the next county over for the annual summer fair and end up losing their money thanks to a trickery clown.

**Season**: 4 **Episode**: 5
**Total Episode Count**: 62
**Prod. no.**: 4YLI62
**First Aired**: August 5, 2003

**Guest Starring**: Erin West
**Featuring**: Nina, Grayson, Emmy, Wilbur, Paul, Stella
**Also Appearing**: Mayor Duke, Fiona, Mr. Bower, Bipp the Clown, Helya and Hera, Officer Carrow, Officer Ryder
**Director**: Edward Costalez

**Writers**: Scott Sherman
**Storyboarders**: Jason Burnham, Karen Greene, Jackson Rosso

**Plot**: The Massons and Stella go on a road trip to the next county over. Grayson seems the happiest out of the six of them as he enjoys the yearly fairs that the county holds over the summer.

Once there, Nina charges Grayson with keeping a hold of the money whilst she goes with Paul and Emmy to check out some stalls. However, he stupidly loses the money in a bet thanks to a trickery clown.

With the rest of the family annoyed at him, Grayson petitions his case to the county mayor, a Mayor Duke. Duke tells him he's sorry but can't help as Mr. Bower, the fair organizer has some questionable contacts and doesn't want to get involved.

Grayson sees he has no other option but to call in Officer Geoff Ryder to come and use his legal knowledge to help get the money back.

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Manners Ville/Notes

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* This is the first episode of the entire series in which a mayor has ever been mentioned.
* Most viewers and fans of the show believe that this is one of the first episodes that hinted at Emmy growing up as she showed herself to be quite mature instead of being her usual sassy self.

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Jerry Cowburn

**Jerry Cowburn** (b. May 18, 1975) is an American actor, director, writer, and producer. He is the co-creator of Power Mom! with his wife, Annie Waltman. On *Power Mom!*, he voices several characters, including Grayson Masson and Wilbur Masson, alongside writing and directing more than half of the episodes and serving as an executive producer alongside his wife.

## Characters voiced

* Grayson Masson
* Wilbur Masson
* Fabian Cosmala
* Jason Masson
* Harry Barvarz
* Marvin O'Donnell
* James Nesbitt
* Father Hubert
* 50+ bit characters
Fabian Cosmala

**Fabian Cosmala** is the Spanish-American co-news anchor on Zelen Town Watch, which he co-hosts with Linda Powers. Fabian has lived in Zelen since obtaining a degree in Media Studies from an unnamed university. Only appearing in the background in most of the episodes, Fabian's excellent one-liners became a hit with the fans that Cowburn and Waltman began to integrate him into the wider story, starting from season 3 and onwards. Fabian was married to Amelia Wishart, a recording artist who hailed from Zelen, as revealed in Season 5, but the marriage did not work out well. He has been a bachelor since. Fabian lives in a studio apartment that overlooks the town's landscape.

Fabian is voiced by co-creator and main cast member, Jerry Cowburn.

## Relatives

* Jeanine Cosmala, mother
* Pedro Cosmala, father
* Amelia Wishart, ex-wife
Debra Tilly

**Debra Tilly** (b. February 1st, 1964) is an American voice actor and director who is a recurring cast member on *Power Mom!*. She voices three recurring characters on the series, and began directing episodes on the series from Season 7 and onwards. Tilly has been nominated for and has won several awards for a few episodes she has directed.

## Characters Voiced

* Lisa Powell
* Jolene Partly-Farmer
* Ellen Grimes
Motionless Motives/Notes

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* This is the first of several episodes that highlight Sarina and Tatia's dislikeness towards each other.
	+ Cowburn described the problem between the two women as "simple territorial issues". He says, "[they] have both been born into different cultures which leads them to have these little spats now and again... they will never make up which just adds more fun to the show."

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7 Wonders of Wilbur

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 Wilbur Masson features in this episode's title card.
**7 Wonders of Wilbur**
Wilbur has met his match with a type of technology he yet has to crack. He enlists in Stella to help him meet his goals.

**Season**: 5 **Episode**: 3
**Total Episode Count**: 81
**Prod. no.**: 5MPQ81
**First Aired**: August 17, 2004

**Guest Starring**: Penelope Small
**Featuring**: Wilbur, Stella
**Also Appearing**: Nina, Grayson, Emmy, Paul, Riley, Kamil, Cora, Harry Barvarz, Shira Barvarz
**Director**: Annie Waltman

**Writers**: Jerry Cowburn
**Storyboarders**: Rory Evans, Polly Warner, Jackson Rosso

**Plot**: Wilbur has been given a brand new toy computer from his grandparents and is at first quite happy about it. It's not until he plays with it for a few days that he ends us believing that the toy computer is a secret agent sent out by his grandparents to spy on him. He asks Stella to help him investigate why they purchased it, where from and how they knew that Wilbur wanted one so badly. Near the end of the episode, Stella finds out from Nina that her parents forgot their own grandson's birthday (Wilbur being so young, he forgot it himself) so they went out and purchased him a new high-tech toy privately before all the other children his age got their own toys.

In the subplot, Grayson and his other kids, alongside Riley, help Kamil and Cora resolve a little dispute.

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Multiversal Senate

**The Multiversal Senate** is the primary governing body throughout the entire Main Multiverse. As a result of this, they can override any choices made by politicians anywhere within the aforementioned multiverse. Each universe is appointed a Universal Delegate, whose task is to best represent his or her home universe with the best intentions possible.

All Universal Delegates must have magical powers equal to or greater than a Greater Elder God, as well as having no bias towards any particular solar system, planet or nation in their universe (meaning that a Universal Delegate cannot also be the ruler of a mortal nation). They are also amongst the very small number of beings to be above the RPG Rank System, considering they have greater political authority than the Creator++++++++++UltimateCapybara, who issues the ranks. This, however, does not mean that any given Universal Delegate has greater power than the Creator+++++++++++UltimateCapybara. In fact, he could destroy the entire Senate if he chose to do so, but has not in order to avoid wars between universes.

**Known Multiversal Senators:**

God-Server - Main Universe
Abstract Paintings

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**Abstract Paintings**
Paul and Stella take an interest in abstract paintings, with a motive to outbuy the best of the best.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 18
**Total Episode Count**: 52
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ18
**First Aired**: August 13, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Pauline Rossi
**Featuring**: Paul Masson, Stella
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Emmy Masson, Wilbur Masson, James Nesbitt, Katie, Tatia Wildling, Josef Wildling, Auctioneer, Fancy Artist
**Director**: Angus Hall

**Writers**: Annie Waltman, Beth Bonaparte-Tatum
**Storyboarders**: Murphy Kitz, Jackson Rosso, Amelia Church

**Plot**: After getting bored of Saturday night television show re-runs, Stella and Paul decide to attend a nightly artist event and get addicted to buying paintings. They get intro trouble when they can't kick it, and rely on a helpful young girl, Katie, to help them kick the habit.

Meanwhile, Emmy is forced to babysit Wilbur when Nina and Tatia go shopping while Nina forces Grayson and Josef to hang out together. Grayson invites James along, hoping he would relieve the tension between the two men.

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Drunk Storms

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**Drunk Storms**
Residents of Zelen prepare for a major storm heading from the coast.

**Season**: 1 **Episode**: 6
**Total Episode Count**: 6
**Prod. no.**: 1RBK06
**First Aired**: April 17, 2000

**Guest Starring**: Penelope Small
**Featuring**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Stella Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson
**Also Appearing**: Riley Adams, Kamil Úvain, Sarina Úvain, Roman Úvain, Sebastian Úvain, Edmund Grimes, Ellen Grimes, James Nesbitt, Cora Nesbitt, Terry Nesbitt, Linda Powers, Dr Powell, Helen Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Buckley Partly-Farmer
**Director**: Annie Waltman

**Writers**: Jerry Cowburn, Scott Sherman
**Storyboarders**: Amanda Cavanaugh, Maddie Chizeck, Abraham Walkinshaw

**Plot**: A news alert on the local news informs all residents of Zelen that there is a Level 3 storm coming from the coast, and that it could cause some serious damage to properties and commercial buildings. Nina decides to host a "storm party" in the storm cellar under the Masson family home so it could provide shelter for some of the residents.

She invite a few neighbors, who invite some of their friends; Riley invites Dr Powell and James and Terry bring Helen and Jolena, along with their pet dog, Buckley, much to Stella's annoyance.

During the storm, Grayson, Kamil, James and Riley decide to drink beer to pass the time, Stella joins them. The ladies decide to play a boardgame with the children. At some point, all the adults begin drinking, and have "adult talks", leaving the children alone. Stella and Buckley go under one of the camp beds, drunk and giggling. The children amuse themselves with a game of Truth or Dare, while Wilbur sleeps peacefully, completely oblivious to the noise.

After the storm, the adults agree to keep the secrets shared during their "adult talk" a secret. The children feel they're all closer now, after their game of Truth or Dare. Stella and Buckley swear that their night together was a one-time thing, and give each other snarky looks as Buckley departs with his owners.

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Motionless Motives

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**Motionless Motives**
Emmy and Cora attempt to up their game during cheer practice, attracting the attention of a cheerleading university.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 21
**Total Episode Count**: 55
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ21
**First Aired**: October 17, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Eden Marshall, Lucy England, Gerard Ascot
**Featuring**: Emmy Masson, Cora Nesbitt, Karen Keatings, Coach O'Hare, Mrs Jennings
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, Stella, Sarina Úvain, Tatia Wilding, Josef Wilding, Kamil Úvain
**Director**: Annie Waltman, Jerry Cowburn

**Writers**: Lindsay Cho
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Rosso, Finn Stevens, Marina Knight

**Plot**: At school, cheerleader coach O'Hare announces that a recruit from a top cheerleading university is set to appear at the school's next basketball game. Despite being juniors, both Emmy and Cora decide to up their game, creating a new cheer dance. Things turn competitive, however, as the recruit can't decide between the both of them which leads to the two best friends arguing for the top spot.

Meanwhile, Nina and Grayson step in a spat when Tatia and Sarina's arguing causes Josef and Kamil to argue too. Nina attempts to persuade the ladies to see the light while Grayson tries to end the beef between the two men.

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Miss Emmy for It Girl

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**Miss Emmy for It Girl**
Emmy enters the local It Girl contest, hoping to win a new car.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 17
**Total Episode Count**: 32
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ17
**First Aired**: October 17, 2001

**Guest Starring**: Vanessa Phelps, Kirsty Vaughan, Violet Stone, Ricky Gervais
**Featuring**: Emmy Masson, Miss Kathleen, Miss Rhiannon, Miss Flora, Miss Kianna, Presenter Davíd
**Also Appearing**: Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Stella, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson, Riley Adams, Sarina Úvain, Kamil Úvain, James Nesbitt, Jason Masson, Macey Masson, Shira Barvarz, Harry Barvarz, Cora Nesbitt, Sean Perry
**Musical Numbers**: These Ol' Pageant Girls

**Director**: Harrison Gilligan

**Assistant Director**: Annie Waltman
**Writers**: Lindsay Cho
**Storyboarders**: Martin Pyles, Finn Stevens, Ara Kahn

**Plot**: Emmy, Cora and Sean enter the Masson home and walk through to the kitchen, where Nina and Grayson are sitting, having coffee. The two girls begin talking loudly, hinting that Emmy wants a car. Sean then blurts out the true purpose, annoying Emmy and Cora. Nina and Grayson both laugh, and tell Emmy that, if she wants a car, then she should earn it.

The next day, Emmy informs the family that she will be entering a local "It Girl" contest, the prize being a blue Chevrolet Lumina. At first, the family are not so supportive, but then agree to go.

During the day of the contest, some residents of Zelen have joined together to support Emmy. Emmy proves to the Presenter, and only judge, David that she has what it takes to be Zelen's next It Girl. Thus, she wins the contest and the car.

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Guitar Busting

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**Guitar Busting**
The residents of Aries Lane gang up on Paul and his band when they make too much racket. Nina petitions her son's case at town hall.

**Season**: 4 **Episode**: 20
**Total Episode Count**: 77
**Prod. no.**: 4YLI77
**First Aired**: November 26, 2003

**Guest Starring**: Troy Newleaf, Keaton Jordan, Kimmy Houston
**Featuring**: Paul, Troy Davros, Roman, Sebastian
**Also Appearing**: Nina, Grayson, Mayor Ripley, Sarina, Kamil, Andrea Davros, Riley, James, Terry, Cora, Emmy, Wilbur, Stella, Fabian Cosmala, Linda Powers, Sean Perry, Buckley Partly-Farmer, Helena Partly-Farmer, Jolene Partly-Farmer, Dr Powell, Officer Geoff, Nathan the Guy, Mary Ann Bullard
**Director**: Britney Olson

**Writers**: Jerry Cowburn
**Storyboarders**: Gina Teller, Kenneth Small, Jackson Rosso

**Plot**: Paul, Troy and the Úvain twins come under fire from other neighbours of Aries Lane after Officer Geoff pays Nina a visit, giving the teen band a hefty fine for "noise pollution". Nina, Grayson, Sarina, Kamil and Andrea Davros handle the fine at Town Hall with Mayor Ripley who states he will lift the fine when he sees a signed petition from the residents of Aries Lane, agreeing the fine is an unfair fine.

The parents find it difficult to come up with signatures, especially when Mayor Ripley sends out his own assistant to sign a petition banning bands from practicing in residential areas. They ultimately lose the political battle but Paul's band is saved by Stella and Wilbur who find an abandoned building in the woods not far behind the high school. Ripley permits the boys to practice their music there instead.

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Eating with Worms

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**Eating with Worms**
Grayson hires a campervan and takes his family into the wilderness.

**Season**: 1 **Episode**: 8
**Total Episode Count**: 8
**Prod. no.**: 1RBK08
**First Aired**: April 30, 2000

**Featuring**: Grayson Masson, Nina Masson, Stella Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Wilbur Masson
**Also Appearing**: Terry Nesbitt, Fabian Cosmala, Helen Partly-Farmer, Car Saleswoman
**Director**: Trisha Lea

**Writers**: Bonnie Clive, Annie Waltman
**Storyboarders**: Jackson Rosso, Katherine Pickley, Luis Fonz

**Plot**: The episode begins with Grayson and Nina monitoring their children, who have a two week holiday from school. Nina makes a comment on how her children would prefer to stay in, rather than go outside and be social. Grayson decides to fix this.

With the help from Terry, who he meets at the dealership, and a pretty car saleswoman, Grayson manages to purchase a campervan. When he arrives home, he packs him, his wife and children, including Stella, in the van. Paul and Emmy made an argument about how this could be classed as a form of kidnapping, while Wilbur mentions that he knows a guy with a better meth lab. Stella purrs at him, being the only one to understand what he said. Grayson then announces that they're all going to spend the weekend in the wilderness, much to Nina's pleasure.

During their camping trip, Grayson takes it upon himself to teach his kids how to live in the wilderness, through various activities. He first teaches them archery; which ends with Emmy being accidentally injured by one of Paul's awry arrows. The next activity consists of fire, which ends in a massive wildfire, causing the family to evacuate the forest, abandoning the campervan. The final activity is Grayson teaching his children which berries to eat and which not to eat. Stella advises him not to touch any of the berries but Grayson ignores her warnings and eats one of the purple berries. This results in Grayson doubling over in pain, collapsing.

When Grayson awakes, he finds that he and his family are in a hunter's cabin. The man found them in the woods and has gone to get them help. Nina thanks her husband for all he did for their children, but tells him that he can't teach their kids everything. Nina then points over to where the children are sitting. They're admiring the hunting trophies the man had collected. Both parents smile and awe at their children realising the beauty of the outside world.

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Cora Nesbitt

**Cora Nesbitt** is a recurring character featured in *Power Mom!*. The eldest and only daughter child to James and Terry Nesbitt, and the older sister to Raymond Nesbitt, Cora is one of many teens featured on the show. She lives at 717 Aries Lane with her parents and baby brother. In the Season 7 episode, "Rhinestone Hats", Cora gets herself a part-time job at Nero's Retro Clothing, working for hippy, Nero Bones.

Cora is voiced by supporting cast member, Amanda Munroe. Munroe also provides the voices of Riley Adams and Belinda O'Donnell.

## Biography

Cora is the first-born child to James and Terry Nesbitt. She has lived in Zelen all of her life but only moved to Aries Lane not long after starting her freshman year. In her youth, she was spoiled by both her parents but that stopped after James lost his job at a law firm and changed his career path.

Terry used to comment on how Cora used to be such a tomboy that she feared she would want to change her gender when she was much older. There were apparently images of this but Terry burned them all.

## Personality

Although originally portrayed as the silent best friend of Emmy Masson, Cora actually comes out of her shell in the midst of Season 2, showing she is just as boisterous and outgoing as her BFF.

She has a solid relationship with both her parents, despite James wishing she was born a boy instead. This doesn't change the fact that both her parent's love her deeply.

Cora showed some jealousy towards her unborn sibling during the four seasons he spent in his mother's womb. She would tell whoever listened (mainly Nina) that her mom and dad would forget all about her once their new kid was born. This was not the case however as not long after the birth of her baby brother, her parents gifted her a used car which she still has to this very day.

Cora's friendship with Emmy changed after she left Zelen with her husband. Not long after her departure, Karen Keatings quickly became her BFF. When Emmy returned, the two girls concluded their BBF-ship but still remain friends, claiming that Emmy's marital commitments would get into their me-time.

## Alternative realities

* In "What an Alternative!" Cora appeared as one of the Three Blind Mice -- Roman and Sebastian Úvain appeared as the other two.

## Notes

* Despite being the same age as Emmy in the first five seasons, Cora did not age up with the rest. Wilbur explains the whole age-up mess in the post-credits scene of the Season 8 opener.
* Amanda Munroe claims Cora is her favorite voice to put on as she loves thick New Jersey accents.
Mrs Wycott

**Mrs Wycott** is a one-time character, making her first and only appearance in "Parents Night and Free Coffee". She is Paul's year head. During her meeting with Grayson Masson, she becomes frustrated by Mr Masson, who constantly interrupts her when she is speaking. She eventually kicks him out of her office.

Mrs Wycott is voiced by Annie Waltman, who serves as a recurring guest voice actor, alongside having directed and written a few of the episodes herself.
Moronic Blues/Notes

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* Paul and Emmy only have one scene and one line each in this episode.
* Sarina Úvain, James Nesbitt and Cora Nesbitt do not have any lines in this episode.
* The original name for this episode was "Lesbian Worries" but it was later changed to avoid bad critics.

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Keaton Jordan

**Keaton Jordan** (b. 1959) is an Australian voice actor and writer, who voiced Coach Sanders in the episode "Burpin' Hoops". He became a recurring voice actor on the show when he began voicing the character of Damien, beginning in the Season 8 episode, "The Child of Hell".

He also provides the voice of Troy Davros.
Easy K

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**Easy K**
Grayson and Terry both decide to run a 1K marathon to prove to their other halves that they are athletic.

**Season**: 2 **Episode**: 8
**Total Episode Count**: 23
**Prod. no.**: 2PMZ08
**First Aired**: July 24, 2001

**Featuring**: Grayson Masson, Terry Nesbitt, James Nesbitt, Nina Masson
**Also Appearing**: Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Stella, Wilbur Masson, Cora Nesbitt, Riley Adams, Kamil Úvain, Sarina Úvain, Marathon Commentator
**Director**: Valerie Watters

**Writers**: Annie Waltman
**Storyboarders**: Alison Puckett, Jonathan Boone, Jackson Rosso

**Plot**: The episode begins with Grayson, Riley, James and Kamil, all sitting in Riley's living room, who is needing help looking for an old flame's number, remembering how much of a good night she had with him. Grayson mentions that he's thinking about entering a 1K marathon that he saw advertised on the News. James bursts out in laughter, commenting that Terry mentioned the same thing. Grayson doesn't like James' opinion. James then states that he doesn't think either of them have it in them. Kamil agrees with James, while Riley states that she likes them sweaty.

The next day, at the local supermarket, Grayson bumps into Terry and they both enter a conversation, both stating that they were uncomfortable with their spouses not supporting them. They then agree to train with each other, both wanting to prove to their spouses that they have it in them.

On the day of the marathon, both Terry and Grayson hurt themselves halfway through the marathon and are forced to stop running. Back at the Masson family home, both James and Nina tell their other halves that they are happy and apologise to them. Before the credits roll, Wilbur and Stella have a comical conversation which involves Wilbur showing an interest in taking part in a marathon.

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My Stella/Quotes

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**Grayson**: Kamil, do your kids even know how to play baseball?
**Kamil**: Of course they do. Their mother taught them.
**James**: Sarina taught them?! They're best just giving us the win now!
**Sarina**: I am a homemaker, boys. I have stronger muscles than any of you puny men put together.
**Kamil**: She also enjoys those cheesy rom-com movies.

**Buckley**: I have loved you for too long, Stella. But I have also been hurt too many times that I would need more paws to count those times. Goodbye.

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I Wish... Sorry, We Wish

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**I Wish... Sorry, We Wish**
Emmy becomes rattled when Sean doesn't express an interest in going further in their relationship. Nina attempts to take an interest in Grayson's comics.

**Season**: 4 **Episode**: 12
**Total Episode Count**: 69
**Prod. no.**: 4YLI69
**First Aired**: September 4, 2003

**Guest Starring**: Troy Newleaf, Lucy England
**Featuring**: Emmy, Sean Perry, Grayson, Nina
**Also Appearing**: Kim Allen, Stella, Paul, Wilbur, Sebastian Úvain, Roman Úvain, Karen Keatings, Cora Nesbitt, Danika Howie, James Nesbitt, Kamil Úvain, Jason Masson, Troy Davros
**Director**: Harrison Gilligan

**Writers**: Sheila Canning
**Storyboarders**: Morgan Lindsay, Monica Stone, Lisa Plimpton

**Plot**: Emmy overhears Sean and his best friend, Troy, discussing their relationship. Troy teases Sean about marriage and how he and Emmy are going to be together "forever". Sean says he doesn't see them lasting past sophomore college due to Sean wanting a different lifestyle than Emmy is used to. Upset, Emmy runs to Cora, Karen Keatings and Karen's best friend, Danika, who all tell Emmy she needs to confront Sean before ending the relationship. The two love-birds have a heart-to-heart and decide to wait until after graduation to discuss their future together.

Meanwhile, Nina and Grayson have the house to themselves as Stella and Wilbur are out at the local petting zoo. Nina takes a sudden interest in her husband's work, wanting to learn everything about his favourite comics. Grayson takes her to his work and she is surprised that her father-in-law is also a regular customer of the shop, alongside the Úvain twins and Cora's dad.

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Manners Ville/Quotes

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**Cora**: Mrs. Ripley, are you saying that you and your husband *gambled* all of the tax money away?
**Beverley**: No, not all of it. The rest we invested in some different investment options. *(she retrieves a bottle of supplements from her handbag)*. Can I interest you girls in some high-energy tablets? They're great for sleepless nights!

**Grayson**: So is your tribe like one of those Indian ones or a Roman one?
**Randall**: A "Roman" one?
**Grayson**: Oh, you used those air quote things. Never mind. You're too fancy.

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Marnie Phillips

**Marnie Phillips** is an American voice actor and actress who voiced the character of Catwoman in the season 2 episode, "Whisper it to Me". She appeared in a cutaway gag. Phillips has since gone on to provide the voice of Morgan Clementine, the older sister of Riley Adams, who plays somewhat of an antagonistic role in episodes surrounding Riley.
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* This is the first episode in the entire series that Fabian Cosmala has served as a titular character to the plotline.
* Francesca Mullen joins the cast, serving as a recurring guest star for this season.
* The original title of this episode was "Power Sisters". This title is later used for Season 6, episode 9.
	+ Ironically, the episode has nothing to do with siblings.

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**Katie**: Have you guys ever had a bad habit before?
**Stella**: Does dog porn count?
**Katie**: Um, I don't know... I guess?
**Stella**: Then, yeah. I have.
**Paul**: You're a weird cat.

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Life and Regrets of Deila Barvarz

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**Life and Regrets of Deila Barvarz**
While looking through an old box in his grandparents attic, Wilbur stumbles across Deila's journal.

**Season**: 3 **Episode**: 13
**Total Episode Count**: 47
**Prod. no.**: 3RTQ13
**First Aired**: June 20, 2002

**Guest Starring**: Kourtney Amasha
**Featuring**: Stella, Wilbur Masson, Deila Barvarz
**Also Appearing**: Harry Barvarz, Shira Barvarz, Nina Masson, Grayson Masson, Emmy Masson, Paul Masson, Jason Masson, Macey Masson, Abdul, Zookeeper, Jane-Anne Rhy
**Director**: Edward Costalez

**Writers**: Jesse Schneider
**Storyboarders**: Karen Greene, Gina Teller, Pedro Caldwell

**Plot**: After spending the night at his grandparents house, Wilbur looks around in their attic and discovers that they still have a few things belonging to Stella's mother, Deila. He stumbles across an old diary that belonged to the dead cat. He shows it to Stella, and the pair read it, which reveals the address of the original owner of Deila. With Nina and Grayson's permission, the two travel to Wisconsin to meet with her.

Meanwhile, in an attempt to earn Emmy and Paul's love, Macey and Jason --Grayson's parents-- take their grandchildren on a trip to Zelen's zoo. Paul is thrilled, however Emmy isn't as she had planned to work on her college essay. Emmy ignores most of the activities of the zoo, until she is informed by the zookeeper that the Old Panda, Lucia, is dying and the zoo has to earn the funds to purchase Lucia's medication. With her grandparents help, Emmy manages to raise the correct amount of money, however is too late as Lucia died overnight. Emmy is urged by the zoo to keep the money; she gives it to her grandparents, who spend it on presents for their grandchildren, son and daughter-in-law.

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* Primrose is voiced by Beth Bonaparte-Tatum, who also assisted the animation team in designing the character.
* Jerry Cowburn has stated that this is one of his personal favourite episodes, as the story between Grayson, Nina and Primrose shows that marriages do have troubles like this.

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Flies Galore/Quotes

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**Paul**: Ew, Stella, you have flies all over you. What's up with that??

**Nina**: Uh oh, Grayson, Stella has dirt flies. The cost of that treatment will set us back quite a lot!

**Stella**: I don't need a vet, Nina. I'll have a wash and everything will be fine.

**Nina**: No, Stella, that won't do it. Those flies you are carrying, they can make everyone ill, especially Wilbur. You are going to the vet.

**Pepita**: Ya know, little kitty cat, you're a cool little kitty cat. We should catch up when I get back in town.
**Stella**: I look forward to that day, Pepi.

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**Stella**: Here you go guys. *[hands Nina and Grayson a cheque]* This is just to show I really appreciate everything you do for me. I'll keep paying you every month.
**Nina**: Oh Stella, we appreciate this and are just so proud of you.
**Grayson**: Yeah. This is really cool of you.
**Emmy(O.S)**: Freeloader!
**Wilbur(O.S)**: She just did what you guys have been begging her to do for the last six years!
**Paul(O.S)**: Technically, you owe us money too!

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Newton

**Newton** was a dog who made his first and only appearance in the Season 2 episode "Flies Galore".

He was the one responsible for giving Stella flees, causing the family to send her to the vets in the first place. He is an aggressive pit bull who doesn't like cats being in his park, and when he spotted Stella running through it, he attacked her, causing her to catch the flees that he also had.

He was voiced by Jerry Cowburn.
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* The car dealership "Grand Theft Cars and Vans" is a clear parody of the Grand Theft Auto series of games.
* One of the news anchors, Fabian Cosmola, can be heard in the background of the campervan radio.
* The campervan is owned by a company named Hiding Your Hostages. This was confirmed to be a comical take-on of a similar company named "Escape Campervans Inc.".

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Michal Úvain

**Michal Úvain** is the husband of Edna Úvain and father of Kamil Úvain. He is a retired antiques dealer who spends his spare-time fishing and attending art galleries. Michal prides himself on his Jewish beliefs.

He made his first appearance in the Season 2 episode, "Polish Delicacies" where he and his wife visit their son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren whilst also bringing some Polish culture with him to introduce to the town.

Michal is voiced by Boris Hugh Mayfair.

## Relatives

* Edna Úvain (wife)
* Kamil Úvain (son)
* Sarina Úvain (daughter-in-law)
* Roman Úvain (grandson)
* Sebastian Úvain (grandson)
Crossroads Country Songs/References

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* The following songs were referenced in this episode:
	+ Johnny Cash - I Walk the Line (link)
	+ Dolly Parton - Jolene (link)
	+ Billy Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky Heart (link)
	+ Jimmie Rodgers - Waiting for a Train (link)

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* Amanda Munroe provides the voice of Riley's sister, Morgan, while Beth Bonaparte-Tatum provides the voice of Riley's mom.
* Tina Nolan and Kurtis Goode provide the voices of Minnie and Stan. Cowburn voiced Douglas.
* This is the first of many episodes that are centered around the other residents of Zelen, with the Masson's serving as background characters. This is in response to a tabloid article written by entertainment reviewer, Ned Greer, in which he wanted the writers to "flesh out" the supporting characters some more as he felt it would establish the world of Power Mom even further.

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Matt the Robber

**Matt** is considered a minor antagonist in the series as he robs a bank in "Zero Seconds" where he is sentenced to prison. He later escapes in "Bad Bank Robber Man" where he kidnaps Nina - whom he had become infatuated with. Matt is ultimately shot dead by Stella while Wilbur takes care of the clean-up. Nina doesn't remember how or who saved her as Wilbur blanked her memory to save himself and Stella from getting into trouble.

Matt was voiced by guest voice actor, Christopher Judge.