[about how she saved Goldie from the power outage week due to the snow] Well, Mrs. Jenkins, I thought that Goldie would be cold. [tells the class how Goldie got to spend the week with her fish Treasure when the power was out for a week] And so, I brought him home to be with my own fish for the night.
S1 E15Unfinished Business
[The bus stops at Doris' house]
[off-screen] There you go, Doris.
Thanks, Henry.
Bye, Doris.
[off-screen] Bye.
[Henry gets on his bus. Horace and Morris ride their bicycles doing ramp tricks]
Wow! Did you see that?
Yeah. That was neat.
Very neat.
[Horace and Morris ride past Henry's bus]
Let's do it!
Uh, uh, uh. Those boys are much bigger than you guys. Bike tricks like that are only for very experienced riders. All righty?
All righty.
[Timothy and the Franks sit on their bus seats]
Hey Timothy, Why don't you come to our place on the weekend?
You can ride bikes with Us.
Yeah!
Sure, I'll ask my parents.
[Timothy sees Horace and Morris doing ramp tricks on their bicycles]
[Timothy checks the ramp]
It looks good, Who wants to go first?
Me before you, me first!
No, me before you, me first!
Frank, I'll go first.
Frank, I will go first.
Frank...
I'll go first.
[Timothy is on his Red Thunder bicycle]
Ohh! He'll go first.
[Timothy stares at the ramp and then he starts his Red Thunder. Timothy rides closer to the ramp and then he and his bike jumps off the ramp. The Franks watches hims flying off the ramp]
[off-screen] WAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!! Oof!
Timothy!
[The Red Thunder's wheel broke]
Are you okay?
Yeah.
What happened? Timothy! [runs to Timothy]
Um, I'm okay.
Now, what did I say about riding safely? You're not ready for ramps.
But Dad...
It wasn't their fault. It was my idea. I thought I was big enough to do it. But I wasn't.
Well, as long as you're all right.
Timothy may be all right.
But his bike is not.
Don't worry, Timothy. I can fix that.
That's right, Timothy.
Dad can fix anything.
[Timothy looks upset. Later, the wheel from the Red Thunder is fixed and round again]
Wow! It looks as good as new! Thank you.
Told you Dad can fix it.
That is the best!
He sure is.
Oh boys. [chuckles]
[while Timothy and his Dad, Larry, walk home]
Did you have fun with your Red Thunder?
Well, it's kind of a long story, Dad. You see, first we set up this course to bike around, but the Franks kind of got tired of running into things. So then I had this idea to build a ramp, kind of like the one I saw Doris's brothers use...
[after Timothy puts the last piece into the puzzle]
We did it!
Yeah! Hooray!
Wow.
[The puzzle shows a picture of a picnic]
That 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]
[Doris sees the snow outside the window]
[gasps] It snowed!
[Horace, Morris and Boris are throwing snowballs]
It snowed when I was sleeping! I loved snow!
[Doris runs to the closet]
I can't wait to play outside. [wears her regular clothes] Oops. [runs back to the closet and now she's wear snow clothes] That's better. Snow, here I come!
Lilly, where's your hat and scarf?
Um... [hears the school bus horn honk and watches as it rolls away] Oh, I forgot them on the bus. I'm not used to snow stuff. This is my first snow day.
Oh, Lilly. We are going to have such fun. But first, let's just find you something warm to wear.
Mrs. Jenkins, Frank and Frank are telling scary stories.
Lots of people tell stories about the Abominable Snowman, Doris. They even have different names for him, like Bigfoot and Yeti and Sasquatch.
See?
But they're just stories. There's nothing to worry about.
See?
Where's Yoko?
Oh, she doesn't like me any more. She found something better to do.
What's she doing?
She has to practice for a special dance recital.
Oh, Yoko still likes you, honey. She's just busy, is all.
Really?
Of course.
[At school, Yoko gives Timothy the invitation]
Here, it's an invitation to my dance recital on Friday. I hope you come.
Thanks! I'll come for sure.
Good. Bye, Timothy. [she leaves]
Huh? Where you going? I thought were gonna play together.
[Yoko stops walking]
You did?
You said you want to meet me after school today.
Yes! So I can give you this.
You mean, you're not coming over?
Sorry, Timothy.
Come on, Yoko. My mom is going to take us to dance rehearsal.
Okay, I'll see you tomorrow.
[Yoko follows Grace to the exit. Timothy has a sad expression, picks up his coat and walks away]
[At the dance recital, Yoko and Grace are practicing ballet]
One, two...
Three, four...
[Every single ballet dancer hold their partners until they twirl them. Grace twirls too fast until Yoko stops her]
Oops. [laughing]
Timothy, the bus is here.
Coming, Dad!
[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.]
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.
[off-screen] Okay, everyone, [on-screen] who can tell me what we call Monday in Summer time?
[The kids, who were wearing their swimsuits --except Claude-- raise their hands up]
Yes, Timothy.
Swim Day.
[off-screen] That's right. [on-screen] Swim Day is when we stop at Hilltop Park for a swim. [points to her student teacher Ms. Appleberry, who is in her swimsuit] And look who's here to help out.
[greets Ms. Appleberry the student teacher who is going to be part of the Swim Day field trip] MS. APPLEBERRY!
[Ms. Appleberry responds and greets back the children. She responds in a big, long, "GOOD MORNING".]
GOOD MORNING, BOYS AND GIRLS!
[This phrase --said by Ms. Appleberry-- was heard again, reused, and said a second time from a previous Season 1 episode --that being the episode "On the Fritz".)
Aren't you coming swimming, Claude?
Quick sticks, children, I'm right behind you.
I'll race you.
Last one there!
Slow down, so no running, Frank. Play safely.
[The Franks stop to run and looked at Mrs. Jenkins. They both continue running and run past Mrs. Appleberry]
Oh my.
[The Franks run towards the purple slide. They climb up and slide down into the water]
[laughing]
Let's try backwards.
Yeah.
[The Franks run out of the pool]
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