Helen Dubois

Helen Ophelia Dubois is the current principal of Hollywood Arts. She originally starred on Drake and Josh (Another show by Dan Schneider) as the manager of The Premiere Theatre.

She is portrayed by Yvette Nicole Brown.

Appearances

 * Her first, and so far, only appearance on Victorious was in the episode Helen Back Again.
 * It has been mentioned by Dan Schneider that she will be a recurring character.

Trivia

 * She is the fourth cast member of Drake and Josh to appear in a Victorious-related show. The first was Jerry Trainor in Jade Dumps Beck, as a member of the audience of Trina's one woman show, Trina! and in iParty with Victorious as his iCarly character Spencer, the second was Josh Peck in Wok Star (as an audience member for Jade's play Well Wishes) and the third was Miranda Cosgrove in iParty with Victorious.
 * According to a photo on TheSlap.com, Helen has a niece who is a fan of The Diddly-Bops.
 * It doesn't seem likely that Helen will appear a lot on the show due to Yvette Nicole Brown's work on the NBC show Community.Helenhappytimes.png
 * When Helen was a child, she starred in a fictional television show called "Happy Times." She played the role of a girl named Georgia whose catchphrase is "that is not my job!" This show was seen in Drake & Josh.
 * The canonical status of Helen appearing in the series has been pulled into question: it has been established that Victorious, Drake & Josh, Zoey 101 and iCarly all take place in the same universe, yet in Who Did It to Trina? Drake & Josh is referred to as a TV show.

Helen's Quotes

 * ('Singing) Hey, you need to shut your mouth, open your eyes and see that you don't know nothin', nothin', nothing about me...
 * You, uh, shouldn't park your bike there.
 * That is not my job!
 * My name is Helen; I'm the new principal of Hollywood Arts.
 * Uh, is that child sucking on a binky?
 * Next!!
 * Brilliant! A boy doing terrible stand-up comedy and being haggled by his own puppet! Now that's creative!
 * No, no, no no... This is Tori Vega."
 * "Oh," (reffering to her assistant) "You messed up the names!"