I don't want to do "In the Spotlight."
Why not? You really, really like leaves.
I'm not good at talking in front of everybody like you are, Timothy. "In the Spotlight" is scary.
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S1 E15Unfinished Business
Ballet slippers are great for dancing on your toes, but my favorite dance shoes are Irish dance shoes. [shows a picture] This is me when I won a prize at the Irish Ceilidha. I love to dance, and I'm really quite good at it.
I have to do "In the Spotlight."
CDCharles' Dad
Well, that's great.
Only, I don't know what to do.
CDCharles' Dad
Well, what do you want to do?
Hi, Timothy.
Hi, Fritz.
Guess what?
What?
I'm moving away!
What?!
My mom told me last night, We're moving to a new town.
[Timothy gasps]
Look, 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.
And 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.
Wow.
[The Franks went to Fritz]
F1Frank #1
Here's a can of franks and beans so you won't forget us.
[Fritz holds a can of franks and beans]
F2Frank #2
Yeah, we were going to give you two cans, but uh...
F1Frank #1
We kinda ate the other one.
[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!!
[laughs] Thanks, Nora.
[Fritz put it in the box]
I wrote a poem for you.
Thanks, 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]
YYoko
This is from my cherry tree.
Interesting.
YYoko
Put it in water as soon as you get to your new home.
I will. Thanks, Yoko.
[Yoko walks away from Fritz]
Here.
[Lilly shows Fritz the ribbon]
What is it?
It's a ribbon. To tie around your finger So you won't forget me. [ties the ribbon on Fritz's finger]
I'll never forget you, Lilly.
[Lilly walks away. Doris show Fritz her painting]
I painted it just for you.
Thanks, 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.
Wow, That's great. Thanks, Charles.
Here, It's a precise picture that I drew Hilltop school.
Thanks, 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]
But Timothy, it's your favorite shell.
I know. I want you to have it.
Really?
Uh-huh.
Wow. Thank you.
Promise to send me a letter as soon you get to your new home?
I 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.
I'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]
YYoko
Goodbye, Fritz!
Goodbye, Fritz!
Goodbye, Fritz!
Goodbye, 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.
[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]
Mom, in my last letter, Fritz said he had a big surprise for me. It sure is taking a long time.
Yes, it has been a while.
I like getting letters from him, and I like sending him letters, but--
But you miss him, huh?
I miss playing with him.
Well, maybe you and Fritz can visit each other sometime?
I guess.
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.
Is everything all right, Timothy?
I miss Fritz...
Well, tell me what you miss about him.
I miss playing shells together. I remember when we made beaches with him.
Why don't you draw a picture of that.
Yeah.
[Grace sees Fritz's picture of a microscope and bugs and worms and says her gross statement out loud when Fritz used to collect bugs and worms.]
HE USED TO COLLECT GROSS THINGS LIKE BUGS AND WORMS!
[Grace --after saying this-- shakes her head in disgust and with disgusted face]
[regarding to the episode "Get Well Soon"; an episode from the first season] That also reminds me of the time when I got hurt and Fritz made me a bird feeder.
[The mailman puts the letters in the mailbox until he spots Horace, Morris and Boris trying to get through the doorway]
BBoris
[off-screen] Hey, get out of my way.
HHorace
[off-screen] Stop, [on-screen] I'm telling Mom on you.
MMorris
[pushes his brothers out of the way] Aw, get out here! [grabs Boris and kicks Horace] Stop it!
HHorace
It's my turn to get the mail!
[Horace, Morris and Boris begin to fight and argue who will get the mail. The mailman sees Doris' brothers race to the mailbox and runs away from Doris' house. The scene cuts to the mailbox]
BBoris
[off-screen] Let me get it!
MMorris
[races to the mailbox] Get out of my way, [opens the mailbox] It's my turn!
HHorace
[pushes Morris] Excuse me!
MMorris
[off-screen] Hey, no fair!
[Horace grabs the letters from the mailbox, but Boris bumps into Horace dropping the letters. Boris looks inside the mailbox and finds no Crunchy Puff flyer inside but darkness and emptiness]
BBoris
[finds no Crunchy Puff flyer inside] Aw, no Crunchy Puff flyer. [closes the mailbox]
HMHorace, Morris and Boris
Aww!
BBoris
[walks sadly back inside] Now we have to wait another whole day!
MMorris
[sadly follows Boris] Aw, it's never going to get here.
HHorace
Hey, what about the mail?
MMorris
[off-screen] It's your turn.
BBoris
[off-screen] Yeah, you can get it.
HHorace
No fair, I'm telling.
Hello, Lilly.
Hi, Doris.
Did you forget anything? Hmm?
I do not think so.
Think a little bit harder.
[thinks she forgot something] Hmm...
[Doris knows that Lilly had forgot to deliver her invitation]
Yes, I did forget something.
I thought so.
I have to give Mrs. Jenkins her invitation. [runs to the school building so she can give the invitation to Mrs. Jenkins] Thanks, Doris.
YYoko
You are trying really hard to be a good friend, Doris.
Lilly doesn't know that.
She will. You'll see!
Lilly, want to trade lunches?
Sure. Thanks, Doris.
You're welcome, Lilly.
What did you bring?
Ham and cheese and lettuce and tomato.
Mmm, I like ham and cheese and lettuce and tomato.
[Lilly takes a cottage cheese sandwich out of her lunchbox.]
I have a cottage cheese sandwich.
[Doris sees the cottage cheese sandwich.]
Cottage cheese. Yum.
[Doris and Lilly trade sandwiches.]
[about to eat the cottage cheese sandwich] Mmm.
[Doris on-screen tries to take a bite from the sandwich. Lilly off-screen takes one bite of the sandwich, finds mustard --hot mustard-- on it, and throws the sandwich which had mustard.]
YECCH!
[Lilly --after saying this-- sticks out her tongue in disgust.]
THERE IS MUSTARD ON IT!
[Indeed, Lilly nearly gets sick from tasting the mustard on the sandwich --which had meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomato-- and --because mustard is spicy-- it burns her tongue.]
[spits] PAH!
[Lilly hates mustard on sandwiches. Then she --after she finishes spitting-- washes it --the spicy taste from the mustard-- down with a glass of water.]
[calls Timothy] TIMOTHY...!? I NEED YOUR HELP (WITH THE TEETER TOTTER)! MY END IS NOT GOING DOWN!
I am sort of busy, Nora.
[calls Timothy] BUT I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP!
All right.
[Timothy stops playing ball with the Franks and runs to Nora who is playing on the teeter totter with Doris.]
Hop on, Timothy.
[Timothy goes on to Nora's end on the teeter totter and rides with her. He sits behind Nora's back and hugs Nora.]
Okay.
Thanks, Timothy. You are the greatest.
This is way more fun.
I can ride the teeter totter all day. What about you, Timothy?
[Timothy is really worn out of Nora bossing him around 24 hours a day and always wanting him to be her "servant". In fact, he thinks about being released from this challenge after he does this --that being the teeter totter-- for Nora.]
[hugging Nora] Yeah. All day.
[Timothy hugs Nora as he is helping her ride the teeter totter.]
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