Heather Acuff
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Heather Acuff is one of 804 characters who have appeared in fewer than six episodes. Not much information may be available about him or her. |
Heather Acuff
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Episode appearances
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First episode
#376: “Chores No More” (1997)
Last episode
First episode mention
Last episode mention
#441a: “What Do You Think?” (2000)
History
Heather is a determined, sometimes crabby, girl. She has had several known friends, including Dwayne and Liz, and is good friends with Julie. She does not accept defeat easily, as she almost quit her volleyball team because of a lack of victory. She once organized a chore strike. At the Timothy Center, she bullied a young girl named Wendy. She also tried to be like her lab partner Alicia but wound up regretting it.
Family
Heather mentioned borrowing her mother's homecoming dress for a costume party.
Quotes
“ | Heather Acuff : He was probably a nice guy. Julie Zeeke: He didn't deserve better because he was nice. He deserved it because he was a person. Heather Acuff : Well there's nothing we can do about it now. Julie Zeeke: Yes, there is. |
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“ | Heather Acuff: I gave Clutzy Carl your phone number and told him you wanted to go mountain climbing with him! Liz Horton: You remember when your dad was running for city council? I'm the one that told the press that he sometimes has delusions of being Harry Truman! Heather Acuff: You know that awful country song on the radio, "I'm at the Self Serve Island at the Gas Station of Life?" I wrote that! Liz Horton: You know how they never found out who fired the first shot of the Revolutionary War? |
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“ | Heather Acuff: And there's some words that she pronounces in a very interesting way. Like, words that end in "a-k-e", she pronounces it like "eck". So instead of "bake", she says "beck", and "cake", she says "ceck." Julie Zeeke: As if to say, "I never passed third-grade phonics!" |
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“ | Julie Zeeke: Congratulations: you're really obnoxious tonight. Just like Alicia. Heather Acuff: Yeah, isn't it great? |
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“ | Heather Acuff: Why don't you go talk to Fred? Julie Zeeke: He's dressed as a pimple. Everyone's trying to squeeze him! |
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