Kristi McKay

Kristi McKay

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Voiced by

Julianne Buescher

Episode appearances

8

Episode mentions

7

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Religion

Non-Christian

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First episode

616

#590: “Three O'Clock Call” (2006)

Last episode

655

#629: “The Highest Stakes, Part 2” (2007)

First episode mention

583

#557: “A Lamb's Tale” (2004)

Last episode mention

649

#623: “Buddy Guard” (2007)

Kristi is not a Christian, and was fairly opposed to her son, Grady becoming one, but over time she broke down and decided he was old enough to make the choice for himself. She's voiced by Julianne Buescher.

Family

She is the mother of two kids: Grady and Samantha McKay, and is married to Carson McKay.

Personality

Kristi tries very hard to be a good mother, though until recently, she was a single mom and had to work long hours to make ends meet. She keeps on a generally bright attitude, if only for her kids, and loves them dearly. A hard worker, it seems that every time we see her she has a different job. She's slightly bitter towards her husband for leaving her, and forcing her to try to replace him herself, but she tries to keep this from her kids. Kristi works hard to provide for her children, and is protective of them. She grew up in northeast Wisconsin (#563: “Tuesdays with Wooton”).

Quotes

“	Kristi McKay: Oh, look, it's exactly two fifty-nine. Nine years ago this very minute you were screaming hello for the first time. Grady McKay: Yeah, me and my big mouth.	”
— #590: “Three O'Clock Call”

“	Grady McKay: He says he hasn't gambled in six months. Kristi McKay: So he says. But you don't know your father. If it isn't gambling, it'll be something else. And he's always sorry for what he's done, over and over...after a while, you don't want to hear how sorry he is.	”
— #628: “The Highest Stakes, Part 1”

“	Kristi McKay: Grady! There are dirty dishes in the closet! Grady McKay: Closets aren't for dirty dishes either? What good are they?	”
— #628: “The Highest Stakes, Part 1”

“	Grady McKay: So, you're saying we can't give away the kitchen table? Kristi McKay: Yes. That's what I'm saying. Grady McKay: <calling> Samantha! We better put the table back!	”
— #594: “A Time for Action, Part 1”

“	Kristi McKay: I'm gonna be a hard sell. You know that, don't you? Carson McKay: Sure, sure. I-I do. But—but I'm not trying to sell you anything. I just want to make things right. Kristi McKay: We'll see about that. ...Thanks for fixing my car. Carson McKay: You got it.	”
— #628: “The Highest Stakes, Part 1”

“	Kristi McKay: You know what? I take that back. People do change. I've seen you do it. You used to be such a handful every day, rebellious and angry...and look at you. You've turned into this sweet little man. I wish your dad could do whatever you've been doing. Grady McKay: I was just listening to people like Mr. Whittaker and Wooton. They told me about God. Kristi McKay: God? You mean you think going to church has changed you? Grady McKay: Yeah, sort of. I guess it helped to start some changes.	”
— #629: “The Highest Stakes, Part 2”

Episodes

Kristi McKay is voiced by Julianne Buescher, has appeared in 8 episodes, and has received an average user rating of {{#w4grb_cat_rating:Episodes with Kristi McKay}}%.

#590: “Three O'Clock Call” (1) #594: “A Time for Action, Part 1” (2) #595: “A Time for Action, Part 2” (3) #600: “The Nudge” (4) #608: “Run-of-the-Mill Miracle” (5) #624: “Wooing Wooton” (6) #628: “The Highest Stakes, Part 1” (7) #629: “The Highest Stakes, Part 2” (8) #590: “Three O'Clock Call” (1) #594: “A Time for Action, Part 1” (2) #595: “A Time for Action, Part 2” (3) #600: “The Nudge” (4) #608: “Run-of-the-Mill Miracle” (5) #624: “Wooing Wooton” (6) #628: “The Highest Stakes, Part 1” (7) #629: “The Highest Stakes, Part 2” (8)

Kristi McKay has been mentioned in 7 episodes.

#557: “A Lamb's Tale” (1) #563: “Tuesdays with Wooton” (2) #573: “Back to Abnormal” (3) #581: “A Christmas Conundrum” (4) #582: “Silent Night” (5) #585: “The Poor Rich Guy” (6) #623: “Buddy Guard” (7)