Snot Your Mother's Music is the B part of the seventh episode of Season 1 of Pepper Ann and the thirteenth segment overall. It was paired with "Uniform, Uniformity" and originally aired on October 25, 1997.
Summary[]
Pepper Ann and Milo really want to go to a Flaming Snot concert, but can't get tickets. Lydia shocks them by telling them she went to Junior College with Mick Snot and that he has already sent her tickets to the concert.
Later, Flaming Snot trashes the Motel 3 as a publicity stunt and Mick comes to stay with the Pearsons.
However, Pepper Ann soon finds out that Mick (or Harry Schnitzel, as he's known offstage) isn't as cool as she thinks.
Quotes[]
Lydia: Harry and I hung out together like you and -- Milo, stop kissing my shoes, they're suede-ish. |
Pepper Ann Pearson: My room?! |
Moose Pearson: Bunk? |
Pepper Ann Pearson: Put that over there! No, there! You clean this! I'll clean that! Let's move it, chop-chop! |
Harry: I've never been in a room this temperature. |
Harry: Oh, for the love--not this kind of soy milk! This has corn sweetener! |
Pepper Ann: I'm telling you, he's not cool Mick Snot. He's uncool Harry Snitzer! Nicky: Blasphemer!! |
Lydia: Harry, I release you! |
Cast[]
- Kathleen Wilhoite as Pepper Ann Pearson
- Jeff Bennett as Pink-Eye Pete
- Danny Cooksey as Milo Kamalani
- Clea Lewis as Nicky Little
- Pamela Segall as Moose Pearson
- April Winchell as Lydia Pearson
- Kath Soucie as Cissy Rooney, Additional Voices
- Rob Paulsen as Mick Snot/Harry Schnitzel
- Jenna von Oÿ as Trinket St. Blair
Trivia[]
- The episode pokes fun at interpretive lyrics. When Pepper Ann asks if the song "Let Her Rip" is supposed to mean anything, Mick Snot simply says that he just liked saying the word "rip".
- When Pepper Ann Pearson knows that Mick Snot is staying with them, she goes insane and she throws a fit by spins around like a tornado twister similar to the Tasmanian Devil from Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. The same sound effect is even utilized. and also used from DePatie-Freleng Enterprises (DFE).
- During the credits, instead of the usual instrumental, a song by Flaming Snot called "Get a Grip", based on what Lydia told Mick Snot, is played.