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Emily's mother
"Emily's mother" is not an official name. |
Emily's mother | |
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Emily's mother in "Double Tibble Trouble" | |
Gender | Female |
Animal | Rabbit
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Hair color | Blonde |
Complexion | Cream
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Residence | Emily's house, Elwood City |
Family | Emily's father (husband) Emily (daughter) Unnamed mother or mother-in-law
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Book debut | D.W. Flips! |
Cartoon debut | D.W. Gets Lost
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Emily's mother is Emily's unnamed mother and the wife of Emily's unnamed father. She first appeared in the first D.W. book D.W. Flips that was first published in 1987.
Personality[edit]
Emily's mother is rarely seen in the series, unlike her daughter, Emily. She seems to be nice, but not much is known about her because Marie-Hélène mostly takes care of Emily.
TV History[edit]
She first made her TV debut in D.W. Gets Lost with her daughter Emily. In Double Tibble Trouble, she was seen waving goodbye to Emily and D.W.. She made her first cameo in Just Desserts. She was seen with the other parents in My Fair Tommy. In Emily Swallows a Horse, Emily seeks her help after telling lies in preschool. In The Good, the Bad, and the Binky, she scolded Emily for playing rough with James. She made a second cameo in The Butler Did... What?
Appearances[edit]
- Arthur books
- Arthur TV series
- 12402 D.W. Gets Lost (Cameo)
- 31001 Attack of the Turbo Tibbles (Cameo)
- 31101 Double Tibble Trouble
- 50901 Just Desserts (Cameo)
- 60702 More! (Cameo)
- 90201 Francine's Big Top Trouble (Cameo)
- 90402 My Fair Tommy
- 90802 Emily Swallows a Horse
- 100702 D.W., Bossy Boots (Cameo)
- 130401 MacFrensky (Cameo)
- 130402 The Good, the Bad, and the Binky
- 130701 A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Tibble (Cameo)
- 151002 The Butler Did... What? (Cameo)
- 160802 On the Buster Scale (Cameo)
Quotes[edit]
"Someone smeared paint on the blackboard!" |