Oscar Peterson

Oscar Peterson

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Number of Episodes

13

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First Episode

059: A Worker Approved (1989)

Last Episode

158: A Day in the Life (1991)

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[edit] History

Oscar Peterson is good friends with Lucy Cunningham-Schultz, Robyn Jacobs, and later, Jack Davis. Mr. Whittaker helps Oscar discover that he has dyslexia, which is why he has trouble in school. Once this problem is discovered, he seems to become a better student.

[edit] Family

Main article: Peterson family

Oscar's father and mother, are mentioned in #64: “The Greatest of These”. He is also known to have two brothers, one older (Tony) and one five years younger (Henry). He is known to have relatives living in Canada as well, as mentioned in #79: “Our Best Vacation Ever”.

[edit] Quotes

“	Robyn Jacobs: They looked like real bad guys. And...and they talked funny. Oscar Peterson: My big brother talked funny after he went to the orthodontist. Did these guys wear retainers? John Whittaker: Never mind, Oscar!	”
— “But, You Promised”

“	Curt Stevens: Where would any of the great writers be if someone didn't let them work on their school newspapers? Charles Dickenson would have never written classics like 'David Coppertoe' or 'Oliver Twister'! William Shakespeare couldn't have penned those immortal words, "To be, or not to be" or "Romeo, Romeo, let down your hair." Oscar Peterson: That was Rapunzel!	”
— “Front Page News”

“	Oscar Peterson: Is that a new dress? Robyn Jacobs: Yeah! Oscar Peterson: It's pretty! I had an aunt who was buried in a dress like that. Robyn Jacobs: Thanks, Oscar.	”
— “Good Business”

“	Jack Davis: Elementary, Mr. Watson. AAhh! What was that, a security alarm? Mr. Watson: Nope, was my bad joke buzzer. They're on special for $9.95. Oscar Peterson: Boy, hardware stores carry everything these days.	”
— “Heatwave”

“	Oscar Peterson: Or the time you told him you had a rare tropical disease? Curt Stevens: I should have used a different colored magic marker...	”
— “Front Page News”