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Lillian 'Lila' Test is the mother of Johnny, Susan, and Mary and wife of Hugh. She is a businesswoman, though her specific profession is never explained aside from the fact she works in finance. Due to the demands of her job, Mrs. Test isn't seen at home as often as the rest of the family does, but her family always comes first and she never misses out on vacations and family events, despite the fact she always manages to take her work with her one way or another. She really is a devoted mother.
Lila has short straight auburn hair and teal eyes with thin eyelashes on the side and are up. She wears what appears to be a businesswoman's suit which she wears for work or rather than just an oxford blue collarless jacket with a matching skirt, and a picture of blue buttons. She also wears a white shirt with a collar sticking out of her suit, a maroon necklace, maroon earrings, and maroon colored high heels. She occasionally likes to wear pink panties with frills, but usually goes with her classy black ones. Occasionally, she wears two different swimsuits: the first is a blue and pink striped shirt, short denim shorts, and pink heels, the second is a red leopard printed one-piece bathing suit with red sandals.
Personality
Lila can be a nice woman who often cares about her family, including Dukey. She is not a fan of Hugh's meatloaf like the rest of the family. She can be helpful sometimes, even when Johnny needs help getting a Science project for his science fair, she helps him break into the lab and get the flytrap during Johnny Lock Down. She loves going on expensive vacations and mostly gets into fights with Hugh Test with trying to get him into going to her vacation desires and instead of cheap camping sites.
Trivia
She and her husband Hugh appeared in the first episode of the show.
She is based on Scott Fellows' father, he worked as a salesman.
She could be similar to Mac and Terrence's mother from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends as both characters are portrayed as workaholic mothers who don't spend much time in their homes.
