What about Mimi?

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What about Mimi? was a Canadian animated series. Its main character was Mimi Morton, a clever, red-headed girl in the sixth grade. The series was produced by Studio B Productions Inc. It debuted in 2001 and was co-directed by Josh Mepham and Colleen Holub. It aired in both the US and UK. What about Mimi? no longer airs on Teletoon at 6:00 AM. RoboRoach took it's place in this timeslot sometime in October 2006.

  • Mimi Morton - A clever, 11-year old, red-headed girl in the sixth grade. An excellent problem-solver. Voiced by Chiara Zanni.
  • Elaine Petuskin - Mimi's friend. Voiced by Kori Cook.
  • Russell - A sidekick of Mimi's. Apparently has a crush on Sincerity. Voiced by Rhys Huber.
  • Sincerity Travers - A preppy teenybopper with pink hair. Doesn't get along with Mimi, although she sometimes helps Mimi with some of her schemes. Voiced by Carly McKillip.
  • Brock Wickersham - Voiced by Tony Sampson. The bully. Enjoys pulling pranks on various characters.
  • Buddy - Voiced by Andrew Francis.
  • Bradley Morton - One of Mimi's brothers. Voiced by Keith William Miller. The youngest of the family.
  • Jason Morton - Another of Mimi's brothers. Voiced by Samuel Vincent. The oldest child of the family.
  • Saffron Morton - Mimi's mother.
  • Marv Morton - Mimi's father.
  • Hayley - A student at Mimi's school.
  • Herbert Finkle - A student at Mimi's school. Fits the archetype of a nerd.
  • Lodeman -A student at Mimi's school. Tends to make rude noises all the time.
  • Ms. Grindstone - Mimi's teacher.


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