LolaOkay, what about "Sorry, I can't come to your house for tea 'cause my fish is ever so not well."
But you don't have a fish, Lola.
A character in Charlie and Lola
Voiced by tara strong
Charlie and Lola · 283 quotes
Most-quoted character in Charlie and Lola: in 250 of its 283 quotes
Most scenes with: Charlie Sonner (136), Lotta (40), Marv (20)
LolaOkay, what about "Sorry, I can't come to your house for tea 'cause my fish is ever so not well."
But you don't have a fish, Lola.
You were invited to a real space party?! Why didn't you go?
LolaBecause if I went to Marv's party, I wouldn't be here and I wouldn't be able to do beads with you.
Oh. Marv's having a real space party, but you still came here to my house. Thank you, Lola.
Lola[gasps] The horse with twigs on his head!
[giggles] That's a reindeer, Lola.
[regarding about Father Christmas] Oh, and he always brings a tangerine.
LolaWhy does he always bring a tangerine?
I don't know. 'Cause they are really boring.
Lola[showing Charlie a Christmas card] That is my card for Lotta.
That's really nice, Lola. What is it?
LolaIt's "Away in a Manger" with Baby Jesus. Lotta really likes that song, especially the bit where the cattle are lowing. Uh... What is lowing, Charlie?
It's like mooing.
LolaHow many more minutes until Christmas?
Just time for some Christmas carols and then tomorrow it will be Christmas.
[Lola giggles]
LolaWhat's a conker?
You know what a conker is, Lola.
LolaMmm-mnh.
Conkers are the best thing that happen in autumn or maybe they're the best thing all year.
Our new desk is funny.
LolaIt even smells funny.
Why won't you come out?
LolaWe're hidinggating.
Why are you hibernating, Lola? Only animals are supposed to do that.
LolaLotta and I are not coming out until spring.
Yep.
LolaEverything is different and wrong in autumn, Charlie.
LolaWhere's your itchy scarf, Lotta?
[whispers] Don't tell anyone, but I hid it in the time capsule.
Lola♪ Autumn, autumn, autumn! ♪
I thought you didn't like autumn because everything changes!
LolaI changed my mind!
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