Mrs. Roop

"Your performance... is disappointing."

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Mrs. Roop
Background information
First episode	"Not So Honest Abe"
Voice	Jane Lynch
Character information
Age	Adult
Gender	Female ♀
Species	Human
Occupation	History teacher
Relatives	Pam (wife)

Mrs. Roop is the history teacher in Brighton Middle, and she is very fond of her position. If anyone seems to make a mockery of history, she'd consider flunking them on the spot and having them repeat her course another whole semester, yet she doesn't follow through with such a concept should a student correct their presentation with more accurate facts that are somehow relevant to their mistakes, such as when Molly, after spouting nonsense about Abraham Lincoln, stated that very president had a sense of humor and was known to "tell a good yarn" despite being honest.

Appearance

While other characters have a consistent wardrobe, Mrs. Roop seems to be wearing a different t-shirt every time she appears, each with a history related slogan on the front such as "Keep Calm and Pioneer" and "History Buff".

History

In "No Good Deed", Mrs. Roop didn't get along very well with her fellow teachers, but when a forged note from Darryl tricked them into going to prison, under the belief it is some kind of elaborate team-building escape room, she bonded with the other teachers during their escape and even reconnected with an old student of hers who ended up in jail.

Sightings

Season 1
The Ghost and Molly McGee Main Theme:		Absent
1. "The Curse":	Absent	21. "Ice Princess":	Absent
2. "First Day Frights":	Absent	22. "Ready, Set, Snow!":	Absent
3. "Howlin' Harriet":	Absent	23. "Game Night":	Absent
4. "The (Un)natural":	Non-speaking	24. "The Don't-Gooder":	Absent
5. "Getting the Band(shell) Back Together":	Absent	25. "Innocent Until Proven Ghostly":	Absent
6. "The Greatest Concert Ever":	Non-speaking	26. "Twin Trouble":	Absent
7. "Mama's Gotta Hustle":	Absent	27. "Goat Your Own Way":	Appears
8. "Hooray for Mollywood!":	Absent	28. "A Very Hungry Ghost":	Absent
9. "Not So Honest Abe":	Debut	29. "Scare Tactics":	Absent
10. "The Best of Nin-tensions":	Absent	30. "The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels":	Absent
11. "Mazel Tov, Libby!":	Non-speaking	31. "Citizen McGee":	Absent
12. "No Good Deed":	Appears	32. "The Internship":	Appears
13. "The Turnip Twist":	Absent	33. "The Lucky Penny":	Appears
14. "All Systems No":	Absent	34. "Lock, Stock, and Peril":	Absent
15. "Monumental Disaster":	Appears	35. "Out of House and Home":	Absent
16. "Talent Show":	Absent	36. "Home is Where the Haunt Is":	Non-speaking
17. "Scratch the Surface":	Absent	37. "Scaring is Caring":	Absent
18. "Friend-Off":	Absent	38. "All Night Plight":	Absent
19. "Festival of Lights":	Absent	39. "The Jig is Up":	Absent
20. "Saving Christmas":	Absent	40. "Molly Vs. The Ghost World":	Absent

Season 2
The Ghost and Molly McGee Main Theme:		Absent
1. "The New (Para)Normal":	Absent	20. "Let's Play Turnipball!":	Absent
2. "Book Marks the Sprite":	Absent	21. "The Ghost IS Molly McGee":	Absent
3. "Double, Double, Darryl & Trouble":	Absent	22. "All in the Mind":	Absent
4. "Faint of Art":	Absent	23. "Carbon Zero Heroes":	Absent
5. "A Soda to Remember":	Appears	24. "Davenport's in Demise":	Absent
6. "A Period Piece":	Absent	25. "Web of Lies":	Absent
7. "It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland":	Absent	26. "Kenny's Falling Star":	Non-speaking
8. "I Wanna Dance With Some-Ollie":	Appears	27. "Welcome to NecroComic-Con":	Non-speaking
9. "Davenport's on Demand":	Non-speaking	28. "Fit to Print":	Non-speaking
10. "A Doll to Die For":	Absent	29. "Smile Valley Farm":	Absent
11. "The (After)life of the Party":	Absent	30. "The Grand Gesture":	Absent
12. "Frightmares on Main Street":	Appears	31. "The Many Lives of Scratch":	Absent
13. "The Unhaunting of Brighton Video":	Absent	32. "Alaka-Sham!":	Absent
14. "100% Molly McGee":	Absent	33. "F.O.N.A.A.!":	Absent
15. "All Shark No Bite":	Absent	34. "Game On":	Absent
16. "Nin-dependence":	Absent	35. "White Christmess":	Absent
17. "Like Father Like Libby":	Absent	36. "Perfect Day":	Background
18. "Dance Dad Revolution":	Absent	37. "Jinx vs. The Human World":	Absent
19. "Jinx!":	Absent	38. "The End":	Absent

Trivia

• Mrs. Roop is lesbian, and thus has a wife, who is named Pam. The two of them were seen slow dancing in "Mazel Tov, Libby!" and were embracing each other in "Monumental Disaster".