[First lines of the series. Timothy draws a picture of the sun. Timothy's mom appears. That is, Samantha --the name of his mother.]
SSamantha
Timothy, you have mail.
TSTimothy's Dad
It has your name on it.
TSTimothy's Dad
There's only one way to find out.
[Samantha hands the letter to Timothy. Timothy open the letter and it's a card. Timothy looks at the card]
SSamantha
It says: "Guess who's invited to Mrs. Jenkins' kindergarten class at Hilltop School?"
[Timothy opens the invitation and reveals a mirror]
Me! I'm invited. Can I go, Mom?
SSamantha
Yes, Timothy. It's time to go to school.
TSTimothy's Dad
Tomorrow, after one more sleep. Good luck.
[looks through himself in a small mirror from the card] Wow.
[When Timothy stops running, he won't know anybody on the bus]
SSamantha
What's the matter, Timothy?
SSamantha
Sure you will. [off-screen] Doris will be on the bus.
[with an unhappy expression] Doris?
SSamantha
[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]
[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!
[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]
SSamantha
Guess what. Frank and Frank are going to sleep over tonight. Big Frank has to use his bulldozer to fix a bridge.
SSamantha
I thought you liked Frank and Frank.
Are they staying for dinner?
Well, don't use those. Use the real plates.
SSamantha
But I thought you liked those plates.
Well, I just don't want Frank and Frank to think I'm a babe for some reason.
Oh, she doesn't like me any more. She found something better to do.
SSamantha
What's she doing?
She has to practice for a special dance recital.
SSamantha
Oh, Yoko still likes you, honey. She's just busy, is all.
Timothy, the bus is here.
[Timothy came out of his house. He was wearing a pair of blue swim trunks with yellow lines, black flippers, a red mask with a yellow strap and a snorkel with a red line.]
SSamantha
Timothy? [hands the lunchbox to her son] Don't forget your lunch, dear.
Thanks, Mom. [to his dad, Larry, as he walks past him] Bye, Dad.
Have a great day, Timothy. [as his son walks into the bus] Remember to use sunscreen.
OK. [to Henry] Hi, Henry.
[from off-screen] Hi, Timothy.
[At Timothy's house, Timothy got a package]
[In Timothy's room, photos lay on the bed]
[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]
SSamantha
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]
Mom, in my last letter, Fritz said he had a big surprise for me. It sure is taking a long time.
SSamantha
Yes, it has been a while.
I like getting letters from him, and I like sending him letters, but--
SSamantha
But you miss him, huh?
SSamantha
Well, maybe you and Fritz can visit each other sometime?
SSamantha
You can do all the fun things you used to do.
I just wish he still lived here so I can play with him all the time.
I want to be a shutterbug.
All right, I'll go get the camera.
Really? I can use your camera?
SSamantha
As long as you handle it carefully.
Oh, I'll be really, really careful.