Mrs. Boomhauer is the mother of Jeff and Patch Boomhauer. Not much is known about her other than the occasional mention and that she speaks in the same accent as her sons. She is voiced by Mike Judge.
Appearance[]
Mrs. Boomhauer is an elderly Caucasian woman with a skinny build, tan skin, and short gray hair tied in a bun. Being the mother of Boomhauer, her face resembles her son's. She has been seen wearing blouses, including a pink blouse and a blue blouse, a blue skirt, and light-blue open-toe sandals.
History[]
Season 2[]
In "Peggy's Turtle Song", Mrs. Boomhauer flew out from Houston to Arlen to celebrate Mother's Day with her son Boomhauer. Before they left her son's house, Boomhauer stopped his car near Hank and asked him if he recognized the "pretty woman" in the front passenger seat. Hank confirmed and recognized her, to which she recalled how she flew in from Houston and found out about Boomhauer's surprise plan for the day. Remarking that she raised her son right, Mrs. Boomhauer commented to Hank that Mother's Day was the best day of the year.
Season 3[]
In "Three Coaches and a Bobby", her son Boomhauer mentioned to Coach Sauers that his parents won the lottery and were living in Florida.
Season 5[]
In "Spin the Choice", Mrs. Boomhauer and her husband Dr. Boomhauer attended Hank's Thanksgiving celebration at the Hill residence. The two of them were slightly baffled when Bobby put up a stand with a "Thanks for nothing" sign, causing Hank to take away the sign but reluctantly agree to let him continue hosting his stand. Immediately, Mrs. Boomhauer began to talk with her husband while Hank prepared the rest of the dishes. Soon, when John Redcorn made a sarcastic toast to "the white man", the Boomhauers and everyone else were confused, prompting Hank to encourage Bobby to present his stand to everyone. Bobby then talked about how the Anasazi people allegedly participated in cannibalism several centuries ago, surprising Joseph. Seeing Joseph insult Redcorn as a cannibal, the Boomhauers were shocked by the sour interaction. To calm the tension after Redcorn ran away in anger, Peggy had the Boomhauers play her Spin the Choice game. Mrs. Boomhauer remained silent as her husband was told that he lost the game according to Peggy's rules. Later, after Redcorn and Joseph reconciled, everyone went to Redcorn's twelve acres of land that he received from the U.S. government to continue the Thanksgiving feast.
Episode appearances[]
- Season 2
- Season 3
- "Three Coaches and a Bobby" (mentioned)
- Season 5
- "Spin the Choice" (non-speaking)