Professional Info
Profession(s):
	Unknown
Affiliation(s):
	No Known Affiliations
Relationships
Relative(s):
	Drew Lipsky (son) Eddie Lipsky (nephew)
Friend(s):
	No Known Friends
Love Interest(s):
	No Known Love Interests
Pet(s):
	No Known Pets
Nemesis:
	No Known Nemesis
Behind the Scenes
First Appearance:
	"Mother's Day"
Voiced by:
	Estelle Harris

Mrs. Lipsky is the mother of Dr. Drakken, or - as she insists on calling him - Drewbie. She believes her son is a radio talk show doctor who spends his time helping people with their problems. Drakken is unwilling to tell her the true nature of his profession, preferring that she should just find out when he actually takes over the world.^[1]

Contents 1 Physicality 1.1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Abilities 4 Biography 5 Relationships 5.1 Family 5.2 Friends 5.3 Love Interest 5.4 Enemies 6 Paraphernalia 6.1 Clothes 6.2 Equipment 7 Quotes 8 Gallery 9 Trivia 10 Alternate Versions 11 Behind the Scenes 11.1 Voice Actor/Actress 11.2 Episode Appearances 12 References

PhysicalityEdit

AppearanceEdit

PersonalityEdit

Mrs. Lipsky is very affectionate toward her son, who is, in turn, clearly very fond of her, though regularly embarrassed by the way she tends to treat him. She wants him to get married soon, and as a result takes an immediate interest in any females that Drakken himself shows interest in, even if it is entirely non-romantic interest on his part.^[1]

AbilitiesEdit

Mrs. Lipsky is apparently a good cook, and possesses a surprising amount of strength, which she uses to give Drakken rib-cracking hugs on a regular basis. She appears to have some skill at avoiding detection by elaborate security systems, though this could be chalked up to Drakken's system at the time having easily exploitable blind spots. Additionally, she has no trouble finding Drakken whenever she really wants to, though again, this could be due more to Drakken's well-known inability to hide himself effectively.^[1]

BiographyEdit

Mrs. Lipsky surprised her son Dr. Drakken by visiting his lair on Mother's Day, though it was mostly a surprise because he had completely forgotten. Not wanting to disappoint her outright, Drakken attempted to carry out his plans to steal the world's only self-replicating synthoplasma, and at the same time pull off a mother and son picnic, all while keeping up the charade that he was a radio talk show doctor. This led to a confrontation with Kim Possible and her mother Ann, who were spending the day together, but were no less determined to stop Drakken. Drakken's plan was actually succeeding until Mrs. Lipsky opened the synthoplasma container, which activated upon exposure to the air and threatened to consume them all. Drakken managed a hasty retreat, although he forgot his mother and nearly left her behind.^[1]

Mrs. Lipsky's next visit to Dr. Drakken was just as abrupt as the first. She left him in charge of his wayward cousin Motor Ed, hoping that Drakken would be a positive role model. As it turned out, Motor Ed had more of an influence on Drakken. They hatched a halfway-successful plot to steal Felix Renton's cyber-robotic wheelchair and adapt its technology to Drakken's Doomvee, but Team Possible and Felix stopped them, resulting in their arrest. Mrs. Lipsky was greatly disappointed and blamed the trouble all on Motor Ed, but Drakken was quick to defend his cousin to her.^[2]

RelationshipsEdit

FamilyEdit

While Mrs. Lipsky believes her own son is generally a good boy, she and the rest of her family are convinced that her nephew Eddie, or Motor Ed, is a bad seed who is always in trouble.

FriendsEdit

Love InterestEdit

EnemiesEdit

ParaphernaliaEdit

ClothesEdit

Mrs. Lipsky is always seen wearing a yellow dress with blue-green flowers printed on it. She also wears green triangle-shaped earrings, green tinted glasses, and green shoes.

EquipmentEdit

QuotesEdit

GalleryEdit

TriviaEdit

Alternate VersionsEdit

Behind the ScenesEdit

Voice Actor/ActressEdit

Mrs. Lipsky is voiced by Estelle Harris.

Episode AppearancesEdit

Season 2

Production Number	US Broadcast Number	Episode
216	36	Mother's Day
230	51	Rewriting History

Season 3

Production Number	US Broadcast Number	Episode
301	53	Steal Wheels

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3} Mother's Day
2. ↑ Steal Wheels