Mrs. Randolph

Mrs. Randolph is one of 793 characters who have appeared in fewer than six episodes. Not much information may be available about him or her.

Mrs. Randolph

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Voiced by

Chris Anthony

Episode appearances

4

Episode mentions

9

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First episode

536

#510: “For the Fun of It” (2003)

Last episode

498

#472: “Welcoming Wooton” (2001)

First episode mention

532

#506: “For Trying Out Loud” (2003)

Last episode mention

555

#529: “The Mailman Cometh” (2003)

History

Mrs. Randolph is friend of Wooton who lives on his mail route. Wooton often helps out her at her house. She has a cat named Cat, a fish named Fish, and two dogs, Dog and Horse.

Her house apparently has a large driveway.

Family

She has one granddaughter who lives in Kansas. She also has a daughter named Harriett who always sends her peanut brittle. Though we know from #671: “Fast As I Can” that she has more than one daughter, their names have never been mentioned. From the same episode we learned that she also has at least one grandson.

Episodes

Mrs. Randolph is voiced by Chris Anthony, has appeared in 4 episodes, and has received an average user rating of {{#w4grb_cat_rating:Episodes with Mrs. Randolph}}%.

#472: “Welcoming Wooton” (1) #510: “For the Fun of It” (2) #671: “Fast As I Can” (3) #963: “Mile 151” (4) #472: “Welcoming Wooton” (1) #510: “For the Fun of It” (2) #671: “Fast As I Can” (3) #963: “Mile 151” (4)

Mrs. Randolph has been mentioned in 9 episodes.

#506: “For Trying Out Loud” (1) #515: “B-TV: Behind the Scenes” (2) #517: “It's All About Me” (3) #577: “The Business of Busyness” (4) #582: “Silent Night” (5) #713: “Something Old, Something New, Part 1” (6) #805: “A Very Bassett Wedding, Part 1” (7) #891: “Cars, Trains and Motorcycles” (8) #529: “The Mailman Cometh” (9)