The things she brings to share with the class just aren't very interesting. Show and Tell grows increasingly boring every time it's Angela's turn to show and tell. Now, if only they can find a way to get back home, because, well, there's no place like home. She can truly empathize with the misunderstood woman who rides the broom. Bunny admits that this is the first time she's heard the story - she actually likes it. Nothing anyone can do will get the vehicle going. She startles everyone and the Bookmobile ends up stuck in a ditch at the side of some abandoned road. Only, Bunny manages to hang on to the Bookmobile as it speeds away. Yamagachi, with the support of Angela, Gina, Gordy and Johnny, has no choice but to drive the Bookmobile to safety. Yamagachi refuses to ban such a beautiful book. But Bunny Manoir learns that Angela's book deals with wizardry and witchcraft and demands the book be banned. When the Bookmobile finally arrives, Angela happens upon 'The Wizard of Oz'. Saturday Night Gordy/Derek's Better HalfĪngela and her friends eagerly await the arrival of Ms.Unable to admit defeat, Angela decides in her heart of hearts that the Yeti is real and knows she'll get another glimpse someday. She and the Yeti will appear on the cover of countless magazines. As soon as they're gone, the Yeti appears. Frustrated, Gina, Johnny and Gordy leave Angela to her own devices. Another rumbling follows, but again, not a Yeti. Is it a Yeti? No, it's merely Mark and Derek playing football. Angela wants to prove them wrong and begs them to stake out the park so they can all catch a glimpse of the Yeti. Angela's friends are positive Angela has simply taken a picture of her own thumbprint. If anything, Gina points out, the picture is of a Sasquatch. She snaps a picture and upon close inspection concludes she has captured a photo of the elusive Yeti. While picnicking with her family, Angela sees something strange in the bushes. Her time is better spent creating new memories instead of laboring away to pay for a broken window. Angela thinks about this for a moment and decides it is better to just keep her old memories and sell the junk attached to them. Her parents suggest that Angela simply work off the debt. Her 'to keep' pile just grows and grows until there is nothing left for her to sell. But each item Angela comes across fills her with so much nostalgia, she is unable to discard anything. One pile of things she will keep, the other pile she will sell. Angela separates her collection of stuff into two piles. A date for an Anaconda garage sale is set. Johnny's Uncle Nicky recently made a fortune selling his old junk, so Angela figures she can sell some of her stuff to make a few extra bucks. Her parents will pay to fix it but Angela will have to pay them back. Brinks' window! Once the damage is totaled, Angela owes Mrs.

The ball is thrown and Angela hits a homerun.right through Mrs.

Childhood for Sale/The Best Is Yeti to ComeĪngela is playing baseball with her friends is at bat.

Likes: Pizza, cinema swirl, chewing gum, King (her dog)ĭislike: Nanette Manoir, Mrs. Brinks, seeking vengeance on them in unrealistic fashions.Īngela often imagines unusual things happening to her enemies, especially Nanette, including getting tossed into the air during an ice routine and falling through the ice or getting turned into a flash card and other bad things.Īllies: Johnny Abatti, Gina Lash, Gordy Rhinehart, Jimmy Jamal, Josephine PralineĮnemies: Nanette Manoir, Mrs.

The majority of these feature her rivals Nanette Manoir and Mrs. In every episode of the series, Angela will engage in at least one dream sequence.

This char was previously made as Ken by Falchion22.īio: She resides in the town of Tapwater Springs with her parents, two dimwitted older twin brothers Mark and Derek, her younger sister Lulu, and closest friends, Johnny Abatti, Gina Lash and Gordy Rhinehart. A happy joy tomboy girl from a Canadian Show: Angela Anaconda. Angela Anaconda by GTA/The account with many names (AWMN).

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