A character in Timothy Goes to School
Played by Laurie Elliott
Timothy Goes to School · 182 quotes
Tied for 6th most-quoted character in Timothy Goes to School: in 27 of its 182 quotes
Most scenes with: Timothy (17), Nora (10), Grace (8)
FritzIt's the new Fritz, no more mess. Timothy, wait up!
[After Fritz leaves the classroom, the camera pans out to reveal the huge mess he has indeed left - included leaving on the sink, causing water to spill out of it and to the floor.]
[Fritz finds the red rock on Charles's castle. Even though it was not Charles's turn yet, Charles snuck to the box, took the red rock, then he added it to his castle again when it was Fritz's turn.]
FritzHEY...!
[Fritz looks into his rock collection box. And he finds the red rock gone --that is, when Charles took it use it for his castle.]
FritzHE TOOK IT!
[He --after finding the red rock gone-- steals back the red rock by grabbing it off of Charles's castle; resulting the castle to get smashed a little]
FritzMom, my volcano didn't go off.
[This is Cleo. She is Fritz's mom. This is her first appearance in the TV series.]
Well, it certainly looks like a volcano went off in here. What about we tidy up before breakfast?
FritzOkay, Mom.
Who wants some jelly sandwich? Jelly's good for jumping.
Yes, please.
Sure.
I do.
Me too.
FritzMe 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.
[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?
FritzWow!
You're good, Yoko.
Yeah.
Well done, everyone, and well done, Yoko.
[after Timothy puts the last piece into the puzzle]
We did it!
Yeah! Hooray!
Wow.
[The puzzle shows a picture of a picnic]
FritzThat is one giant ice cream sundae.
You can say that again.
Bright red balloons are my favorite.
[Mrs. Jenkins enters the classroom]
Well done everyone!
Do we get our surprise?
You certainly do. [checks her watch] Goodness me! It's almost lunch time.
But, What's our surprise!?
[chuckles] Follow me, children.
[Everyone follows Mrs. Jenkins. outside the playground, everyone sees the surprise]
Wow!
Look!
That's neato.
It looks delicious.
It looks like the puzzle!
[A real picnic appears just like the puzzle]
Congratulations. You did a wonderful job.
We couldn't have done it without Timothy, Mrs. Jenkins.
Nice job, Timothy. [Timothy smiles] Picnic time, everyone!
[Timothy, Yoko and the others went to the picnic table to have lunch. The camera zooms out of the picnic table as the episode ends]
[Fritz rubs his head with a red balloon]
FritzThis is called static electricity. It will give you a little shock when you touch your partner's finger.
[Fritz touches Frank #1's finger]
Oh, oh!
[The Franks feel the floor. Frank #1 touches Frank #2's finger and everyone laughs at the Franks. Yoko makes an origami dog]
Wow!
How did everyone else do?
Look at mine, Yoko!
Oh, Nora. Your puppy is wonderful.
Thanks.
[The camera zooms in to Nora's blue origami dog. Grace in doing the pirouette]
This is called a pirouette. I'll do another one. Remember, on one foot.
Oh!
[off-screen] Now, you try.
[Frank #1 walks to Grace. He tries to do a pirouette but he spins too fast]
Ahh!
[Grace gasps when she sees Frank #1 crashes]
Hey, that was pretty good, Frank. wasn't it, Grace? Huh?
Uh... It's a start.
[Frank #2 smiles]
Girls are smart, girls are fun. Hilltop Girls are number one!
We're the Boys of Hilltop School. We're the boys, and we rule!
Hey, what are you doing, Fritz?
FritzI'm collecting worms for Mrs. Jenkins.
What?
Huh?
Ew!
[The scene cuts from the school bus to Fritz's house. In Fritz's kitchen, Cleo --Fritz's mother-- is fixing Fritz an after-school snack.]
FritzHi, Mom.
Hello, dear. How was your day at school?
FritzOkay. Well, Ms. Appleberry was our teacher today.
I know. I heard that Mrs. Jenkins hurt her arm.
FritzEveryone made Mrs. Jenkins a "Get Well Soon" card. But I did not want to.
Fritz?
[Cleo puts Fritz on the kitchen counter. She used to put him --Fritz-- up on the kitchen or bathroom counters if he had a potentially tingly area on the section under his belly. And she'd kiss the stings to make it better. She used to do this to Fritz when he was 4 and under. But only when he hurt the section under his belly and waist. She --when Fritz was one year old-- even kissed his --Fritz's-- diaper rashes too. So at this she --Cleo-- reenacts an action of easing Flick's stings, like the time when he was one and she kissed his diaper rashes. That is, by putting Fritz up on the kitchen counter. Then, she continues her question and asks Fritz...!]
How do you feel about Mrs. Jenkins being away from school?
[Fritz --sitting on the counter-- he is playfully close up to his mother's face --smelling the "stinky smell" from her skunk nose-- while he is telling his mom about school. As for the "easing the stings" action, Cleo does not do this to Fritz nowadays because Fritz is going to be ages 5 to adult. So he should grow out of it. His mother made him grow out of it, beginning with the late single digits. That is, as late as age five. But this is one exception. That is, exclusively to tell his mom about school.]
Fritz[about Ms. Appleberry] Sometimes Ms. Appleberry is fun.
[But then, he regards with Mrs. Jenkins --who wasn't at school today.]
FritzBut I still miss Mrs. Jenkins.
Then, why didn't you want to make her a card?
[While Fritz smells his mother's nose --as he talking to her about school-- he doesn't mind the smell of her.]
FritzI wanted to make her something different.
Oh, that is my Fritz.
[Cleo hugs Fritz.]
So, what is in the bag?
[Cleo goes up to Fritz's bag. She looks in the bag and it's filled with bugs, leftovers and worms which he tried to collect from school.]
Bugs, and leftovers, and worms? Oh, Fritz! She is going to love it!
[Cleo --offscreen-- kisses Fritz on the belly. For the remainder of the day --extending until night-- Fritz feels the smell --from his mother's nose-- scented into his. And he feels the smell --from her nose-- for the remainder for the day.]
FritzGet well soon, Mrs. Jenkins.
What's this?
FritzI made you something different.
[Fritz takes something out of the bag and it's a bird feeder; he had been planning to make a bird feeder all this time since the day before]
FritzIt's mostly bugs, leftovers and worms.
Thank you, Fritz. I love it!
What?! You do?
This is just the thing I need to make me feel better.
[happily knows that Fritz's "junk plan" which was made from leftovers, bugs, and worms was for making a bird feeder all this time since the day before] Oh! A bird feeder. Fritz made a bird feeder.
[Fritz happily smiles]
Now I can look at my birds along with my wonderful cards.
FritzHi, Timothy.
Hi, Fritz.
FritzGuess what?
What?
FritzI'm moving away!
What?!
FritzMy mom told me last night, We're moving to a new town.
[Timothy gasps]
FritzLook, this is where I'm moving. [show Timothy the picture of the beach] There's a beach, and a science museum, and my mom even said there gonna be kids in my age to play with. Isn't that great?
Uh-huh.
FritzAnd my mom said my room's gonna be bigger so I can have more space to do my experiments in. [Timothy put his shells inside his backpack] And there's a park near my house, and a big tree in the backyard, And...
[At Fritz's bye-now party]
[off-screen] All ears, children. [a present box sits on the table] Fritz, each of your friends has brought you something that you take with you to your new home.
FritzWow.
[The Franks went to Fritz]
Here's a can of franks and beans so you won't forget us.
[Fritz holds a can of franks and beans]
Yeah, we were going to give you two cans, but uh...
We kinda ate the other one.
Fritz[laughs] Thanks, guys.
[Fritz puts the can into the box. Nora went to Fritz]
I made you a talking tube, So if you ever start missing me you can... JUST USE THIS!!
Fritz[laughs] Thanks, Nora.
[Fritz put it in the box]
I wrote a poem for you.
FritzThanks, Grace.
[clears her throat] "Goodbye Fritz, A poem by Grace. "Here at Hilltop School, we saw you everyday. So we'll never forget you, even you move away." [gives Fritz the poem] Bye Bye!
[Fritz puts the poem in the box]
This is from my cherry tree.
FritzInteresting.
Put it in water as soon as you get to your new home.
FritzI will. Thanks, Yoko.
[Yoko walks away from Fritz]
Here.
[Lilly shows Fritz the ribbon]
FritzWhat is it?
It's a ribbon. To tie around your finger So you won't forget me. [ties the ribbon on Fritz's finger]
FritzI'll never forget you, Lilly.
[Lilly walks away. Doris show Fritz her painting]
I painted it just for you.
FritzThanks, Doris.
[Doris smiles and gives Fritz the painting. Charles holds a jar full of leaves]
This is for you, Fritz. You can keep bugs in it at your new house.
FritzWow, That's great. Thanks, Charles.
Here, It's a precise picture that I drew Hilltop school.
FritzThanks, Claude. It I'll help me remember all of you.
[Fritz puts the jar and the picture into the box]
Here, Fritz.
[Fritz opens the wrapper and the box. It's Timothy's shell]
FritzBut Timothy, it's your favorite shell.
I know. I want you to have it.
FritzReally?
Uh-huh.
FritzWow. Thank you.
Promise to send me a letter as soon you get to your new home?
FritzI promise.
[Timothy has a sad expression as he going to miss his best friend. Henry's bus stops at Fritz's house and Henry opens the door]
I'll miss you, Fritz.
FritzI'll miss you too, Timothy. [they both hug together] But I'll be coming back for the (summer) holidays to visit my grandmother.
[Fritz slowly climbs down the stairs of the bus and went to his house]
Goodbye, Fritz!
Goodbye, Fritz!
Goodbye, Fritz!
FritzGoodbye, Tim!
[The bus drives away from Fritz's house as Fritz waves goodbye to his friends]
[At Timothy's house, Timothy got a package]
Hey! This is for me!
[In Timothy's room, photos lay on the bed]
Wow.
Fritz[voice over] Dearest Timothy, Our new place is great. Mom was right. There's a big tree in the backyard, and my room is huge. I found this shell on the beach near my house. It's my favorite. And I want you to have for your collection. I miss you a lot, I can't wait to see you during the holidays. Bye for now. Your friend, Fritz.
[Timothy's mom --Samantha-- enters the room]
Wow! Where did you get this marvelous shell, Timothy?
From my good friend, Fritz.
[The camera zooms up away from Timothy's house as the scene fades to black]
Mrs. JenkinsFiona Reid · 48 quotes
NoraAlyson Court · 40 quotes
DorisTracy Ryan · 38 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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