Mrs. Kipling, originally known as Mr. Kipling, is the family pet, a 7-foot Asian Water Monitor Lizard in JESSIE. The lizard belongs to Ravi and is the only link to his beloved homeland, India.
Mrs. Kipling is portrayed by the lizard actor, Frank.
Contents
- 1 History
- 2 Relationships
- 2.1 Luke Ross
- 2.2 Zuri Ross
- 2.3 Jessie Prescott
- 3 Trivia
- 4 Gallery
History[]
Mrs. Kipling, a seven-foot water monitor lizard, was found by Ravi in a swamp in India when she was just an egg. Ravi did what any normal kid would do. He sat on the egg, hatched the egg, and befriended Mrs. Kipling for life.
In The Talented Mr. Kipling, she used her tail to swat away the hawk that tried to attack Mrs. Chesterfield's chihuahua.
During the episode Zuri's New Old Friend, Mrs. Kipling was in love with a plastic dinosaur after going to the park with Jessie, Emma, Zuri, Luke and her helpful owner Ravi.
In Christmas Story, she gets a pair of reindeer antlers for Christmas.
In Romancing the Crone, she is shown playing the piano. She is known as a very talented lizard.
In Glue Dunnit: A Sticky Situation, she becomes Ravi's assistant detective. While Ravi dresses up as a cop from CSI, Kipling dresses up as Sherlock Holmes.
Relationships[]
Luke Ross[]
Mrs. Kipling sometimes does something cool, and they get time to hang out.
Zuri Ross[]
Mrs. Kipling sometimes finds one of Zuri's dolls that she loses frequently and plays with her toys in her room.
Jessie Prescott[]
Mrs. Kipling scares her sometimes and when Mrs. Kipling gets in trouble, Jessie will always go and save her to save her reputation or just get her to safety because she cares about her.
Trivia[]
- When JESSIE was in fruition, Mrs. Kipling was originally a capybara and owned by 10-year-old Javier.
- She is named after English author Rudyard Kipling, author of The Jungle Book. Mrs. Kipling is also the name of a Victoria Sponge Company.
- According to Jessie, she is a Pisces. (Zuri's New Old Friend).
- Mrs. Kipling scratches Jessie's leg calves.
- She likes the Twilight series as mentioned by Ravi.
- She has rescued Mrs. Chesterfield's dog, Zeus (The Talented Mr. Kipling).
- Is 7 ft. long, stated by Mrs. Chesterfield (The Talented Mr. Kipling).
- If she is not fed on a regular basis, she will get cranky and people will get hurt (Badfellas).
- Mrs. Kipling once developed a crush on a plastic lizard at the park.
- She likes to cling to Bertram's leg.
- Is revealed to be a girl in "The Secret Life of Mr. Kipling", being seen with eggs.
- She is revealed to have 12 baby lizards
- Ravi says that she must have conceived the baby lizards back in the episode "We Are So Grounded" by the other unknown lizards.
- There is a fake stunt double lizard in some scenes if the cast is close to Frank, (Mrs. Kipling)
- She, Emma, Zuri, Ravi, Luke, Bertram and Christina Ross are the only characters to appear in Bunk'd.
- She, along with the Ross family,was the focus of the Disney show Bunk’d. But that later ended in season 3 of Bunk'd.
- She did however return for an episode in Season 4 of Bunk'd without the Rosses.
Gallery[]
As a seasoned enthusiast in the world of television and popular culture, particularly the Disney Channel series "JESSIE," allow me to share my demonstrable knowledge on the character Mrs. Kipling, an extraordinary 7-foot Asian Water Monitor Lizard. Mrs. Kipling, initially known as Mr. Kipling, serves as the beloved family pet in the show, belonging to the character Ravi.
The history of Mrs. Kipling is fascinating. Ravi discovered her as an egg in a swamp in India, and in a remarkable display of dedication, he hatched the egg and formed a lifelong bond with the lizard. In one memorable episode, titled "The Talented Mr. Kipling," Mrs. Kipling used her tail to protect Mrs. Chesterfield's chihuahua from a hawk. This incident highlights Mrs. Kipling's protective instincts and her significance to the Ross family.
Notably, Mrs. Kipling has displayed a range of talents and interests. In the episode "Zuri's New Old Friend," she exhibits affection for a plastic dinosaur after a visit to the park with Jessie and the other characters. Furthermore, in "Romancing the Crone," Mrs. Kipling surprises everyone by playing the piano, showcasing her diverse abilities.
The relationships Mrs. Kipling forms with other characters are integral to the show's dynamics. She shares moments of camaraderie with Luke Ross, engages in playful activities with Zuri Ross, and has a unique connection with Jessie Prescott. Despite occasionally scaring Jessie, Mrs. Kipling becomes the focus of Jessie's protective instincts whenever the lizard is in trouble.
The trivia surrounding Mrs. Kipling adds depth to her character. Named after the English author Rudyard Kipling, who wrote "The Jungle Book," Mrs. Kipling's name carries literary significance. Additionally, she is associated with the Victoria Sponge Company, sharing her name with a dessert company.
In terms of personality, Mrs. Kipling is revealed to be a Pisces, according to information from the episode "Zuri's New Old Friend." She has a penchant for the Twilight series, as mentioned by Ravi, and can be affectionate, as seen in her crush on a plastic lizard at the park.
Notably, Mrs. Kipling is not just a pet; she has a crucial role in the show's narrative. In "Glue Dunnit: A Sticky Situation," she becomes Ravi's assistant detective, showcasing her versatility. Moreover, she is portrayed as a protective figure, having rescued Mrs. Chesterfield's dog, Zeus, in "The Talented Mr. Kipling."
The show "JESSIE" underwent interesting creative decisions during its development. Initially, Mrs. Kipling was conceptualized as a capybara and owned by a character named Javier. However, the final iteration featured the iconic 7-foot Asian Water Monitor Lizard portrayed by the lizard actor, Frank.
In conclusion, Mrs. Kipling is more than just a pet; she is a multifaceted character with a rich history, diverse talents, and meaningful relationships with the other characters in the show "JESSIE." Her presence adds a unique and entertaining dimension to the overall narrative, making her a beloved and memorable part of the Disney Channel series.
