Jocelyn

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Jocelyn
Information
Gender	Female
Hair	Blonde
Occupation(s)	Student at Wagstaff School Presenter & substitute anchor for Wagstaff School News Cheerleader for the Wagstaff Whalers
Nickname(s)	Skank (by Tina Belcher)
Family
Family	(see Jocelyn's Family)
Parent(s)	Unnamed father Unnamed mother
Sibling(s)	Unnamed brother
Other	Tina (cousin)
Behind the Scenes
First	"Spaghetti Western and Meatballs"
Voiced by	John Roberts

“	I need to start thinking for myself. Unless you guys don't think that's cool, then I won't.	”
	— Jocelyn

Jocelyn is an eighth-grade student at Wagstaff School in Tina Belcher's class. She's part of Tina's friend group, though she is specifically Tammy Larsen's best friend. She is a stereotypical "dumb blonde," usually mindlessly following along or agreeing with anything her friends do. She makes her first appearance in "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs."

She is voiced by John Roberts.

Profile

Appearance

Jocelyn has pale-tan skin and blonde hair which she wears in a side ponytail secured with a green scrunchie. She is taller than many of the students at Wagstaff. She is usually seen wearing a purple T-shirt that shows her midriff and light blue 3/4 jeans with a black belt. She wears black sneakers with white laces and socks. It is unknown if her shirt and pants are meant to be shorter or if she is growing out of them. She also has been seen wearing a Wagstaff cheerleader uniform in "Gene it On" and a turkey costume in "The Quirkducers." In "The Hormone-iums," she wore a lavender tank top that reveals her stomach and a purple skirt with lavender shoes at her birthday party. She dressed up as Judge Judy in "Teen-a Witch" and dressed as 1980s era secretary when she was cast as “Secretary #1” in "Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl."

Personality

Jocelyn is a very vapid and unintelligent girl, tending to follow the crowd and let other people do the thinking for her, instead of doing it on her own. For this reason she clings to Tammy, following her around and agreeing with everything she says in an attempt to be cool and popular. She speaks with a stereotypical "valley girl" accent, adding "-uh" to the end of most of her sentences.

Relationships

Family

Her mom

“Don't even worry about it. You're like, really pretty.”

— Jocelyn's Mom, "The Runway Club"

Her mom first appears in "The Runway Club" driving her to detention; like several characters' familes in the series, she bears a strong resemblance to her and is voiced by the same actor (John Roberts). She appears again in "The Horse Rider-er." In "The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee," she mentions having a cousin who was kidnapped by an improv group. In "The Hormone-iums," it is revealed that she has a brother. In "V for Valentine-detta," Tina Belcher mentions that she has a cousin who lives in Clearwater, FL who is also called Tina; whether this is the same cousin who was kidnapped by the improv group is unknown. In "A Fish Called Tina," she mentions having a grandmother who is flying to Tampa.

Appearances

• 0109. "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs"
• 0208. "Bad Tina" (non-speaking cameo)
• 0308. "The Unbearable Like-Likeness of Gene" (non-speaking cameo)
• 0309. "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle-Mannequins"
• 0312. "Broadcast Wagstaff School News"
• 0317. "Two for Tina" (non-speaking cameo)
• 0319. "Family Fracas" (non-speaking cameo)
• 0407. "Bob and Deliver"
• 0412. "The Frond Files" (fantasy)
• 0420. "Gene It On"
• 0422. "World Wharf II: The Wharfening" (non-speaking cameo)
• 0501. "Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl"
• 0502. "Tina and the Real Ghost"
• 0511. "Can't Buy Me Math"
• 0512. "The Millie-churian Candidate"
• 0513. "The Gayle Tales"
• 0514. "Li'l Hard Dad"
• 0516. "The Runway Club"
• 0517. "The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee"
• 0602. "The Land Ship"
• 0610. "Lice Things Are Lice"
• 0612. "Stand by Gene"
• 0614. "The Hormone-iums"
• 0616. "Bye Bye Boo Boo"
• 0617. "The Horse Rider-er"
• 0619. "Glued, Where's My Bob?"
• 0703. "Teen-a Witch"
• 0706. "The Quirk-ducers"
• 0708. "Ex MachTina"
• 0709. "Bob Actually"
• 0711. "A Few 'Gurt Men"
• 0713. "The Grand Mama-pest Hotel"
• 0714. "Aquaticism" (mentioned)
• 0715. "Ain't Miss Debatin'"
• 0720. "Mom, Lies, and Videotape"
• 0802. "The Silence of the Louise"
• 0804. "Sit Me Baby One More Time"
• 0808. "V for Valentine-detta" (mentioned)
• 0809. "Y Tu Ga-Ga Tambien"
• 0811. "Sleeping with the Frenemy"
• 0815. "Go Tina on the Mountain"
• 0820. "Mission Impos-slug-ble"
• 0903. "Tweentrepreneurs"
• 0908. "Roller? I Hardly Know Her!"
• 0909. "UFO No You Didn't"
• 0914. "Every Which Way but Goose"
• 0915. "The Fresh Princ-ipal"
• 0918. "If You Love It So Much, Why Don't You Marionette?"
• 0920. "The Gene Mile" (non-speaking cameo)
• 1004. "Pig Trouble in Little Tina"
• 1005. "Legends of the Mall"
• 1006. "The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now!"
• 1012. "A Fish Called Tina"
• 1014. "Wag the Song"
• 1021. "Local She-ro"
• 1105. "Fast Time Capsules at Wagstaff School"
• 1107. "Diarrhea of a Poopy Kid" (fantasy)
• 1108. "The Terminalator II: Terminals of Endearment" (non-speaking cameo, fantasy)
• 1111. "Romancing the Beef"
• 1116. "Y Tu Tina También"
• 1117. "Fingers-loose" (non-speaking cameo)
• 1122. "Vampire Disco Death Dance"
• 1201. "Manic Pixie Crap Show" (non-speaking cameo, flashback)
• 1202. "Crystal Mess"
• 1206. "Beach, Please"
• 1209. "FOMO You Didn't"
• 1211. "Touch of Eval(uations)"
• 1221. "Some Like It Bot Part 1: Eighth Grade Runner"
• 1222. "Some Like It Bot Part 2: Judge-bot Day"
• 1303. "What About Job?" (fantasy)
• 1304. "Comet-y of Errors"
• 1311. "Cheaty Cheaty Bang Bang"
• 1314. "These Boots Are Made for Stalking" (non-speaking cameo)
• 1322. "Amelia" (non-speaking cameo)
• 1404. "Running Down a Gene" (fantasy)
• 1413. "Butt Sweat and Fears"
• 1501. "The Tina Table: The Tables Have Tina-ed"
• 1503. "Colon-ly the Dronely" (non-speaking cameo)
• 1505. "Don't Stop Be-cheesin'"
• 1506. "Hope N' Mic Night" (non-speaking cameo)
• 1510. "Advice Things Are Ad-Nice"

Other media

• My Butt Has a Fever (non-speaking cameo)
• The Bob's Burgers Movie