A character in Timothy Goes to School
Played by Lisa Yamanaka
Timothy Goes to School · 182 quotes
2nd most-quoted character in Timothy Goes to School: in 50 of its 182 quotes
Most scenes with: Timothy (23), Doris (14), Mrs. Jenkins (13)
[does admire Nora's treats; which are Krispie Squares] They are delicious, Nora.
[But regards to her traditional treats which are the Japanese Sweet Cakes.]
But we have Japanese Sweet Cakes.
[Yoko is in her bedroom. She imagines what would happen if she switched with Claude --that being if Claude was the cavity and Yoko was the dentist.]
[pretending to be the dentist] I am the dentist! [in deep voice --as if to sound like the dentist speaking] DON'T WORRY! I CAN FIX IT! IT IS AS EASY AS CAN BE!
[about the red hot zinger candy] But it has Red Hot Zingers on it. I cannot eat Red Hot Zingers. They burn my tongue (and lips).
[Yoko knows that if she eats the red hot zinger candy, it is going to burn her tongue and lips. And since preschool, she has eaten the red hot zinger candy and --from the burns made by the red hot zinger candy-- is tasked to ice pack her lips for two to eight hours. Although not seen in the episode, a bully girl cat made her do this --when she was in preschool-- and she ate the red hot zinger candy which she really hates. And it burned her lips and was tasked with an ice pack task. Then she was wearing an ice pack --on her lips-- for two to eight hours. After having this experience, she doesn't want this to happen again.]
[When Timothy stops running, he won't know anybody on the bus]
[whispering] Mom.
What's the matter, Timothy?
I won't know anybody.
Sure you will. [off-screen] Doris will be on the bus.
[with an unhappy expression] Doris?
[to her son] Have a great day. [kisses him] Good luck!
[Timothy waves good-bye to his mother and walks to the bus. He stops and sees the big yellow bus. A bus driver named Henry opens the doors and welcomes Timothy on board]
[first lines] Hi, Timothy. I'm Henry. [off-screen] All aboard for Hilltop School.
[Timothy climbs into Henry's bus and waves hello to Henry]
Hi, Henry.
[Timothy suddenly sees everyone in the bus. Claude is wearing some school clothes while everyone stares at Timothy]
[first lines; off-screen] Hey, Timothy! [on-screen] Come sit with me! Ha, ha!
[to Doris] Hi, Doris.
[Timothy walks all the way to the end of the seat where Doris is waving at him. He suddenly sees Yoko who is sitting next to Charles]
[first lines; with a happy smile] Hello.
[seeing Yoko for the first time] Hi.
[Timothy continues his way to the end of the seat. He now sits next to Doris and looks through the window. Then the bus drives away from Timothy's house as it heads to Hilltop School]
[This scene regards to Yoko's Japanese lunches.]
[off-screen] How come no one wants to trade with me, Timothy? [on-screen] I don't understand. [opens the sushi box] Mama made all my favorite food.
[sees Yoko's favourite food which is sushi] The trouble with your favorite food is [off-screen] that it's no one else's favorite.
But nothing beats sushi. [holds the sushi with chopsticks] There's a tasty treasure inside every piece.
[sniffing; groans in disgust] It's green. It's seaweed.
[sniffing] Oh-no, please do not tell me that it's raw fish.
Watch out, it's moving.
Yecch-o-rama!
[off-screen] Why can't your mother make you something normal?
[Mrs. Jenkins listens to one unhappy sound in her classroom and becomes concerned about this. The viewers know this, as she says...!]
[hears Yoko sobbing] There's an unhappy student in my classroom.
[Mrs. Jenkins walks up to Yoko's desk.]
Yoko, what's wrong?
[The scene cuts to Yoko sobbing --Yoko is covering her eyes with her hands.]
[sobs] Everybody laughed with my lunch. They think I'm weird.
What did you bring for lunch?
[Yoko shows Mrs. Jenkins her sushi.]
[in between tears, by which everyone won't be swayed any more] My favorite food.
[After International Food Day ends]
How do you like International Food Day, Yoko?
[sighs] I don't. How do you like International Food Day?
It's hard to tell, I didn't get to try everything. Not Grace's Nigerian nut soup, Fritz's Italian spaghetti, Doris' Irish stew, Claude's mango smoothies, Nora's potato kannish, Charles' enchiladas, Lilly's quiche, or the Franks' Boston baked beans.
And you did not try my deluxe sushi either. No one tried it, not even one piece.
Do you know about the Mess Fairy, Yoko?
I know about the Tooth Fairy.
Who's the Mess Fairy?
I don't know. Ask Fritz.
Who wants some jelly sandwich? Jelly's good for jumping.
Yes, please.
Sure.
I do.
Me too.
Me too. Thanks, Timothy.
I'll have some, Timothy.
Would you like some of my jelly sandwich, Claude? There's lots of jumping in the obstacle course.
No, thank you. We don't need it.
[Yoko is drawing lions and tigers]
I'm drawing lions and tigers. What are you drawing, Timothy?
A pirate ship.
Ewww!!
[Timothy looks surprised]
Charles is drawing creepy crawlies!
[Charles stops drawing]
It's a sunrise. [picks up the drawing] See?
[Charles' drawing is finished. Doris really believes the sun is a big yellow spider]
Eww! It's a spider! A big yellow spider! I HATE SPIDERS!!
[Doris runs away. If the spider was yellow, it may possibly be a real spider such as a marbled orb weaver or golden orb weaver spider.]
[Timothy uses yellow paint and red paint and he made orange]
Hey, I mix red and yellow and I made orange.
[Yoko use yellow paint and blue paint and she made green]
I mix yellow and blue and I made green.
[Claude uses red paint and blue paint and he made purple]
I made purple by mixing blue and red.
See what happens if you add white or black to a color.
[Charles uses red paint and white paint and he made pink]
Look, Charles mixed red and white and made pink.
That's very pretty, Charles.
[Frank #1 and Frank #2 had both made football brown]
Ohh!
Look what we made.
Football brown.
Go, Franks, go! [laughing]
[Doris uses a bunch of colors and she's making something that no-one has seen before]
I mix a bunch of colors and I got this.
What is that color?
[Doris have made teal]
I don't know. But I like it.
It's weird.
Yeah, I've never seen that football. That color.
[Charles walks to Doris]
I like it.
[Doris smiles]
[Henry is washing the bus until he can hear everyone practicing music]
There's nothing like music class to help get the chores done. [chuckles]
[The hose sprays him. Inside the school building, Mrs. Jenkins plays the xylophone]
One, two. One, two. One, two. That's right, children.
[Everybody are playing their instruments. Yoko is playing her violin]
Yoko practice her music everyday.
She sounds good.
[As Yoko plays the violin, she make an awful note]
Why is everybody looking at me?
Wow!
You're good, Yoko.
Yeah.
Well done, everyone, and well done, Yoko.
I'll make a mistake and everybody will laugh with me, Mama.
That might happen. But if you don't play your violin for other people, they will never get to here the beautiful music you hear all the time like I do. It is your choice, Yoko. You can decide after rehearsal tomorrow if you wish. Good luck!
What's the matter?
I'm nervous about playing my violin in front of the music tree with everyone watching.
Don't worry, Yoko. We'll be right behind you.
[after Timothy's kite gets stuck in a tree] Oh, no.
That's okay. Maybe someday, my kite will get stuck in your cherry blossom tree.
You really think so?
Yep, I think it will, Yoko.
Mrs. JenkinsFiona Reid · 48 quotes
NoraAlyson Court · 40 quotes
DorisTracy Ryan · 38 quotes
FritzLaurie Elliott · 27 quotes
GraceLinda Kash · 27 quotes
LillyMag Ruffman · 24 quotes
ClaudeJoanne Vannicola · 22 quotes
CharlesMax Morrow · 21 quotes
SSamantha11 quotes
HHenryJamie Watson · 7 quotes
JJuanitaSusan Laney Dalton · 7 quotes
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