Andrea Davenport

Andrea Davenport is a major supporting character from The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is Molly McGee's former arch-nemesis turned best friend.

Appearance[]

Main article: Andrea Davenport/Designs

Physical Appearance[]

Andrea is a fair-skinned teenage girl of medium height, with straight, waist-length hair that has been dyed light blue and fades into a darker, purplish-shade with bangs and a single, darker-blue streak on the right side. She also has freckles and almond-shaped cedar-brown eyes with long eyelashes.

Andrea also wore minimal makeup which consists of faded-purple eyeshadow.

Given that her eyebrows are cedar-brown, it is likely that this is Andrea's natural hair color.

Attire[]

Andrea wears a bright pink hoodie with white drawstrings and darker-colored cuffs, maroon leggings under a lavender pleated-skirt that is held by a pink-purple belt, white socks and light gray wide heeled boots.

Personality[]

Andrea is a top streamer, with many subscribers. She is very egotistical and quick to introduce herself to new people. Her tone is somewhat snotty and rude, but she is still remotely nice to newcomers. She gets irritated when people mispronounce her name (Ann-drea instead of Ahn-drea), even if it is accidental, to the point of having people get mistreated and outcasted over the mispronunciation. Most of the school appears to be afraid of her and willing to do as she demands, including her teachers.

She also takes immense pride in her family's department store business, and always seizes any chance to boastfully promote it through social media, filming and even in the school's talent show.

Nonetheless, it is later revealed that she is deep down extremely lonely, due to her father prioritizing money above her emotional needs and subsequently neglecting her. She, in fact, can be quite happy when he gives her the attention she needs. Moreover, compared to her father, she is more capable to show kindness and gratitude to people who have helped her before.

In "Davenport's on Demand", Andrea is shown to have guilt and remorse after her App was putting everyone out of business.

Background[]

Andrea is a top student at Molly's school, who is highly respected among her fellow students and most of the school appears to be afraid of her, even the teachers. She also worked as a commercial actress for her family's business, Davenport's before it was shut down.

Sightings[]

Season 1
The Ghost and Molly McGee Main Theme:		Absent
1. "The Curse":	Absent	21. "Ice Princess":	Absent
2. "First Day Frights":	Debut	22. "Ready, Set, Snow!":	Absent
3. "Howlin' Harriet":	Absent	23. "Game Night":	Absent
4. "The (Un)natural":	Appears	24. "The Don't-Gooder":	Appears
5. "Getting the Band(shell) Back Together":	Absent	25. "Innocent Until Proven Ghostly":	Absent
6. "The Greatest Concert Ever":	Appears	26. "Twin Trouble":	Absent
7. "Mama's Gotta Hustle":	Absent	27. "Goat Your Own Way":	Absent
8. "Hooray for Mollywood!":	Appears	28. "A Very Hungry Ghost":	Absent
9. "Not So Honest Abe":	Absent	29. "Scare Tactics":	Absent
10. "The Best of Nin-tensions":	Absent	30. "The Bad Boy Bobby Daniels":	Absent
11. "Mazel Tov, Libby!":	Appears	31. "Citizen McGee":	Absent
12. "No Good Deed":	Absent	32. "The Internship":	Non-speaking
13. "The Turnip Twist":	Absent	33. "The Lucky Penny":	Appears
14. "All Systems No":	Absent	34. "Lock, Stock, and Peril":	Absent
15. "Monumental Disaster":	Absent	35. "Out of House and Home":	Non-speaking
16. "Talent Show":	Appears	36. "Home is Where the Haunt Is":	Appears
17. "Scratch the Surface":	Absent	37. "Scaring is Caring":	Absent
18. "Friend-Off":	Mentioned	38. "All Night Plight":	Absent
19. "Festival of Lights":	Absent	39. "The Jig is Up":	Absent
20. "Saving Christmas":	Appears	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":	Mentioned	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":	Appears
5. "A Soda to Remember":	Absent	24. "Davenport's in Demise":	Appears
6. "A Period Piece":	Appears	25. "Web of Lies":	Absent
7. "It's Always Sunny in Sunnyland":	Absent	26. "Kenny's Falling Star":	Absent
8. "I Wanna Dance With Some-Ollie":	Appears	27. "Welcome to NecroComic-Con":	Non-speaking
9. "Davenport's on Demand":	Appears	28. "Fit to Print":	Appears
10. "A Doll to Die For":	Absent	29. "Smile Valley Farm":	Mentioned
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":	Appears	37. "Jinx vs. The Human World":	Absent
19. "Jinx!":	Absent	38. "The End":	Background

Foreign voice actors[]

Language version	Actors	Notes
Spanish (Latin America)	Azul Bötticher
Portuguese (Brazil)	Bianca Alencar
Czech	Pavlína Kostková Dytrtová
German	Isabella Vinet
Danish	Natascha Jessen
Spanish (Castilian)	Sofía Heras
Hungarian	Laudon Andrea
Indonesian	Jheni Rinjo
Hebrew (Israel)	Maya Livni
Italian	Lucrezia Marricchi
Japanese	Yoko Fujita (藤田曜子)
Korean	Yun Eun-seo
Malay	Iqa Zawani
Dutch	Lizemijn Libgott
Norwegian	Helene Wibrand
Polish	Marta Burdynowicz
Portuguese (Portugal)	Diana Nicolau
Russian	Tatyana Manetina
Swedish	Sandra Kassman
Turkish	Nihan Omuz

Trivia[]

• Andrea's surname is taken from Davenport, Iowa, which is where producer Britta Reitman grew up.
• Andrea was originally planned to be a "simple mean girl" during development stage of the series. However, the crew later found the design of Andrea's character too boring, so they decided to add more traits for her personality instead. ^[1]
• She was also going to have blonde hair in her early design, but it was ultimately scrapped for unknown reasons.^[2]
• Despite being scared twice by Scratch, Andrea still holds a strong belief that ghosts are fixated on her and that this is the reason why they try to frighten her.^[3] In "Hooray for Mollywood!", it is revealed that Andrea actually has an interest in ghosts and believes that they should be loving and affectionate beings rather than frightening ones.
• Despite seeing him twice and being aware of the existence of ghosts, Andrea was never properly introduced to Scratch before the end of the show. It's possible that she was supposed to learn about Scratch during the scrapped Season 3.
• Andrea is revealed to be LGBTQ+ in "Davenport's in Demise", which shows her having a crush on a girl named Alina Webster.
  • This was hinted in the Chibi Tiny Tales short "Scratch, Molly's Third Wheel", where she is seen on a movie date with Alina.
  • After "Davenport's in Demise" aired, the episode's writer Sammie Crowley explained that Andrea would refer to her sexuality as "queer," since Andrea "might be into guys or other genders, too. She's young and figuring it out!"^[4]
  • Had the series continued for another season, an episode titled "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Bot", would have focused on Andrea's relationship with Alina.
  • Then later, Bill Motz confirmed that she is bisexual.
• Despite the fact that both Libby and Molly experienced shunning by Andrea and her classmates, Andrea is never actually heard to make any negative remark with anything but her tone.
• It is revealed in "Davenport's on Demand" that Andrea is possibly disconnected with reality, however when it is revealed that others are suffering she is quick to try and remedy the situation.
• It’s notable that Andrea is only explicitly a mean girl in her debut episode, most likely a result of the crew deciding to add more to her character because they found her boring initially.

Gallery

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To view the various designs of Andrea Davenport, click here.

References[]

1. ↑ https://tgammsideblog.tumblr.com/post/668153762560557056/highlights-from-the-ghost-and-molly-mcgee-ctn
2. ↑ https://www.deviantart.com/xunlimited/art/Vignette-2-of-4-895537381
3. ↑ "Frightmares on Main Street"
4. ↑ Crowley, Sammie [@SammieCrowley] (Aug 5, 2023). "This was the perfect opportunity to confirm Andrea is queer. No fanfare, no big deal, Molly clearly knows - Andrea is interested in girls! If you're looking for a label for her, she'd use "queer" - she might be into guys or other genders, too. She's young and figuring it out!" (Tweet). Archived from the original on 2023-08-06. Retrieved 2023-08-06 – via X (formerly Twitter).

v • e — Characters —
Main Characters	Molly McGee • Scratch • Darryl McGee • Pete McGee • Sharon McGee • Libby Stein-Torres
Supporting and Recurring characters	Grandma Nin • Andrea Davenport • Geoff • Heidi Hairylegs • Ollie Chen • June Chen • Ruben Chen • Esther Chen • Jeff • Mayor Brunson • Jinx • The Ghost Council • Patty • Bobby M. Daniels
Human Characters	Miss Lightfoot • Mrs. Roop • Mr. Bates • Eva Hernandez • Irving the Illusionist • Tammy Myers • Maxwell Davenport • Weird Larry • Candace Green • Adia Williams • Billy McGee • Jilly McGee • Leah Stein-Torres • Matias Torres • Meatball • David Suksai • Emmie Suksai • Principal O'Connor • Robyn • Joanie Pataky • Abigail • Deb • Nashua • Georgie • Kenny Star
Ghost Characters	Ezekiel Tugbottom • Sally Tugbuttom • The Chairman • Abraham Lincoln • Howlin' Harriet • Pango • Reggie • Franklin D. Roosevelt • Bouncer Ghost • Bear • Sobgoblins • Scary Sven • Sonia Davis • Frightmares • Lord Doom