bubbleheaded

“Oh, Mary!,” of course, is not about gay bars or Jackée Harry, but it is just as camp: The former first lady is presented as a bubbleheaded alcoholic, and she is the latest put-upon woman to enchant Escola.

“Barbie” seamlessly goes from bubbleheaded euphoria to social commentary and existential angst.

He was instrumental, too, in creating the knock-kneed gait of Ms. Burnett’s bubbleheaded secretary character, Mrs. Wiggins.

“I never played her as the ‘bubbleheaded co-ed,’ as she is described,” said Crampton, an alumnus of theater and soaps who also enjoyed a lengthy run as the devilishly over-the-top Leanna Love on “The Young and the Restless.”

Casie Platt makes Grace’s bubbleheaded obstinacy seem credible, and Michael Kevin Darnall effortlessly tinges Henry’s charm with sinister shadows.