Maureen Hodges
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Maureen Hodges
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First episode
#204: “Wonderworld” (1992)
Last episode
#337: “W-O-R-R-Y” (1995)
First episode mention
Last episode mention
#258: “Aloha, Oy!, Part 3” (1994)
Personality
Maureen is very passionate about both education and moral integrity. Her motherly instincts also drive her passion to see her son Lawrence grow up to be the best man he can be.
History
Family
Is Lawrence Hodges mother. Her husband, Lieutenant Joe Hodges is in the navy and isn't home much.
Quotes
“ | Maureen Hodges: Your behavior has been terrible! You've been surly, ornery and rude! Lawrence Hodges: Four more and you'll have the seven dwarves. |
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“ | Maureen Hodges: It doesn't matter who wrote it, if it's wrong. |
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“ | Maureen Hodges: We're not suggesting that the curriculum be changed; we're suggesting that the board drop the curriculum completely. Anita Clair: On what grounds? Maureen Hodges: On the grounds that you have a seven-page, single-spaced list of errors in front of you. |
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“ | Lawrence Hodges: But I don't like science, Mom! In fact I hate science! I'd rather have splinters pushed under my toenails, and South African killer bees cover my whole body than do any more science homework! Maureen Hodges: That can be arranged. |
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“ | Maureen Hodges: Don't you see what's happening here? We're opening the door for the kind of education that suppresses children's understanding, not releases it! It's a viewpoint that limits their grasp of the thoughts and philosophies that made us what we are as a nation. This curriculum isn't a balanced look at events, but someone's agenda! It isn't trying to teach history; it's trying to indoctrinate. It's doing what we used to accuse the Communists or the Nazis of doing with their history books—altering or ignoring facts in order to push a particular perspective on students! |
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“ | Maureen Hodges: Are you crazy running in front of me like that? I could've hit you! Harlow Doyle: I'm sorry about that ma'am. Harlow Doyle, private eye, here. I thought you might want to know that the city is under attack! Maureen Hodges: What? Harlow Doyle: You'd better grab your water pistols and run for the hills! The aliens are coming! The aliens are coming! Warn your neighbors and your friends and maybe even a few distant acquaintances. The aliens are coming! The aliens are coming! |
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