|
|
| Line 34: |
Line 34: |
| | *Ms. Hoover is voiced by [[Maggie Roswell]], and was temporarily voiced by [[Marcia Mitzman Gaven]] while Roswell was involved in a pay dispute. | | *Ms. Hoover is voiced by [[Maggie Roswell]], and was temporarily voiced by [[Marcia Mitzman Gaven]] while Roswell was involved in a pay dispute. |
| | *At the beginning of the series, her hair was blue, which changed to red, then changed to brown (her current hair color). | | *At the beginning of the series, her hair was blue, which changed to red, then changed to brown (her current hair color). |
| − | *In "[[Bart Stops To Smell The Rossevelts]]" it's revealed that Ms. Hoover drives an AMC Pacer. | + | *In "[[Bart Stops To Smell The Roosevelts]]" it's revealed that Ms. Hoover drives an AMC Pacer. |
| | | | |
| | == Appearances == | | == Appearances == |
Miss Hoover has been worn down by her years in the public school system, and is not against drinking significant quantities of alcohol. She is very apathetic and bored with her job, and seems overwhelmed with stress, seeking whatever remedies she can to alleviate it. She is often seen smoking even while teaching, once even under a "No Smoking" sign in the assembly hall. Once she was granted tenure, she willingly turned over her teaching responsibilities to Ralph Wiggum.
Her desperate attempts to regain her stability include rushing out of class to recite "Calm blue ocean, calm blue ocean" with her eyes closed, and even, on two occasions, getting into her car and driving off.
She is in particular weary of dealing with Lisa's unbridled enthusiasm (though initially she seemed proud of Lisa) and Ralph's mishaps and inanities. A typical response to one of his difficulties is, "The children are right to laugh at you, Ralph."
She was replaced by a substitute teacher, Mr. Bergstrom when she thought she had Lyme disease. It turned out that her condition was psychosomatic, which the children thought that meant that she was both "faking it" and "crazy."
