01x05 - Paint By Numbers / The Sleepover

[bunniefuu]

SINGER: ♪ It's a brand

new day ♪

♪ So come on and play

♪ In a world that's waiting

for you ♪

♪ We're about to begin

♪ So come on in

♪ There's so much

to do at school ♪

♪ And you can do anything

if you try ♪

♪ With friends like Timothy

by your side ♪

♪ There's a new adventure

♪ In everything we do

♪ We'll all be together

♪ And you can come too

♪ When Timothy goes to school

♪ Anything can happen

♪ Anything can happen
when Timothy goes to school ♪

when Timothy goes to school ♪

when Timothy goes to school ♪
♪

♪

Oh my.

Quick sticks, children.

Quick sticks, children.
Wow, it's a mess.

Wow, it's a mess.

TIMOTHY: It's a big mess.

I guess it's time to play

the place race.

If it's a race, we'll win.

Right, Frank?

Right, Frank.

What's the place race?

It's a race to put everything

in its proper place.

Everybody ready?

ALL: Ready!

JENKINS: Go!

Timothy, that book

goes on the bookshelf.

Thanks, Doris.

Grace, those pencils

go in the pencil jar.

Yes, I know, Doris.

Frank and Frank,

make sure those balls

go in the basket.

FRANK: Two points!

Four points!

FRANKS: Go, Franks, go!

[Giggling]

JENKINS: Okay children,

the place race is over

and you all win.

ALL: Yay!

Now, before you go home,

I have an announcement.

Tonight, I want you to think

about something special

you'd like to paint.

Tomorrow you're all going

to paint a picture.

to paint a picture.
ALL: Yay!

ALL: Yay!

TIMOTHY: I can't wait

to paint.

What about you, Doris?

I don't know.

I don't paint a lot.

What?

Everybody loves painting.

Painting is fun.

Painting is fun.
Oh.

Oh.

Oh.
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♪

Doris!

DORIS: Yes, mom.

Oh, tell your brothers

to come to the dinner table.

Okay, mom.

Boris!

Morris!

Horace!

Mom says to come

to the dinner table!

BOYS: Ha ha ha ha.

Whoa!

I get to sit beside dad.

No fair.

Oh!

Oh!
I get to sit beside Boris.

I get to sit beside Boris.

HORACE: I get to sit across

from Boris.

Huh!

DORIS' MOM: Doris,

you sit here.

Okay.

So, what happened

in school today?

Mrs. Jenkins--

BORIS: I traded lunch and got

two jam sandwiches

for one bologna.

Wow!

Mrs. Jenkins says--

I held my breath

for two minutes.

Great!

Mrs. Jenkins says--

I hopped on one foot

all through recess.

BOYS: Alright!

Argh!

Mrs. Jenkins--

We can hear you, Doris.

Mrs. Jenkins says

we're gonna paint tomorrow.

We're supposed to think

of something to paint.

I painted the house once.

You did?

Yup, it used to be green

and I painted it blue.

and I painted it blue.
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

JENKINS: Now is everyone

ready to paint?

ALL: Yeah!

First of all, we're going

to make colors.

Look at the ones you have

in front of you.

Who knows what those colors are?

ALL: Ooh, ooh, ooh.

Grace.

That's red, that's yellow,

and that's blue.

JENKINS: Very good.

And with these three colors,

called "primary colors,"

you can make all

the other colors.

But how do you make them?

By mixing two

of the colors together.

of the colors together.
Let's all try.

Let's all try.

Let's all try.
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Hey, I mixed red and yellow

Hey, I mixed red and yellow
and I made orange.

and I made orange.

I mixed yellow and blue

I mixed yellow and blue
and I made green.

and I made green.

I made purple by mixing

blue and red.

See what happens if you add

See what happens if you add
white or black to a color.

white or black to a color.

Look, Charles mixed red

and white and made pink.

and white and made pink.
That's very pretty, Charles.

That's very pretty, Charles.

FRANK: Oh.

Look what we made.

Football brown.

FRANKS: Go, Franks, go!

FRANKS: Go, Franks, go!
[Giggling]

[Giggling]

I mixed a bunch of colors

and I got this.

What is that color?

I don't know, but I like it.

It's weird.

Yeah, I've never seen

a football that color.

I like it.

Now that you can make colors,

it's time to start painting.

But what are we supposed

to paint?

Anything you like.

You can paint something

that makes you feel good,

something you like to look at,

or something that makes

you smile.

you smile.
Whatever you want.

Whatever you want.

Whatever you want.
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Huh, oh.

Huh, oh.

Huh, oh.
♪

♪

JENKINS: Alright everyone,

now we're going to have

our own art show.

Let's see what you've painted.

I painted a picture of me

with my mom and dad outside

our house.

I painted a bird

on a cherry blossom branch.

I painted a flower with

four petals and three leaves.

I painted Mrs. Jenkins

because she makes me smile.

Thank you, Charles.

Good work, Lily.

Thanks, Mrs. Jenkins.

NORA: [Siren noises]

JENKINS: Alright, who hasn't

shown their painting?

DORIS: Ooh, ooh, ooh.

JENKINS: Doris, what

did you paint?

Um, I painted this.

FRANKS: That's weird.

It's--it's--

What is it?

I don't know.

Then why did you paint it?

I don't know,

I just liked it.

CHARLES: Um, I like it too.

Even if I don't know

what it is?

Let's see listening ears,

Let's see listening ears,
children.

children.

I've got a surprise for you.

These are permission slips

for you to take home

and give to your parents

because tomorrow

we're going to a museum

to see some famous paintings.

ALL: Ooh!

ALL: Ooh!
Oh.

Oh.

[Laughter]

I ate three bowls

of spaghetti at lunch.

I learned how to do this

with my tongue.

I ran backwards all the way

through recess.

And what about you, Doris?

I painted this.

What is it?

Why'd you paint that?

Why didn't you paint me?

It looks like you.

Yeah, a big blue blob.

Boris, Horace, Morris,

that's enough.

Do you like it, mom?

It's very...nice, Doris.

I think you should put it

on the fridge, dear.

Yes, that's just what

Yes, that's just what
I'll do.

I'll do.

DORIS: Mom.

It's upside down.

It's upside down.
BOYS: Ha ha ha ha ha.

BOYS: Ha ha ha ha ha.

Quick sticks, children.

Line up and get ready

to go to the museum.

We'll just make sure

everyone is here.

Yes, yes, yes, wait,

where's Doris?

There she is.

There she is.
Around the corner.

Around the corner.

Doris, don't you want

to come to the museum?

No.

But why?

I'm not a good painter

like everyone else.

Nobody likes my painting.

CHARLES: I like it.

Come along to the museum,

Doris.

Doris.
I think you'll be surprised.

I think you'll be surprised.

I think you'll be surprised.
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Listening ears, children.

This museum is filled

with all kinds of paintings.

Miss Appleberry will guide you

through the museum.

As you walk through,

you may see something that

reminds you of your painting.

Everyone, pick a buddy

and stick with them

all the time.

all the time.
Museum buddies everyone.

Museum buddies everyone.

CHARLES: Um, will you be

my museum buddy?

my museum buddy?
Okay, Charles.

Okay, Charles.

In this room, you'll see

pictures of trees and fields

and lakes, these are

called "landscapes."

YOKO: There's a tree

like mine!

They aren't like mine.

APPLEBERRY: And here we have

some "still life" paintings.

That's what you call paintings

of flowers or fruits.

GRACE: Hey, those flowers

are like mine.

And when you paint a picture

of someone, it's called

a "portrait."

TIMOTHY: I wonder if he

painted his mom and dad too.

DORIS: Oh.

Mrs. J, no one paints like me.

Come into the next room,

everyone.

everyone.
Come and see this.

Come and see this.

APPLEBERRY: This kind of

painting is called "abstract."

That means the paintings

don't look real like the other

paintings we've seen.

These artists paint this way

because they like the way

it looks.

What is that?

FRANKS: That is weird.

These aren't real paintings.

I think I like the other room

I think I like the other room
better.

better.

Wow, I like these paintings.

They look like mine.

What do you think, Charles?

They're almost as good

as yours.

Thanks, Charles.

We like these paintings,

Mrs. J.

Can Charles and I stay here?

Can Charles and I stay here?
Alright, Doris.

Alright, Doris.

DORIS: How's that?

A little higher on the left?

That's perfect.

I think that's my favourite

one yet.

Yeah, me too.

[Laughter]

Mom says you're supposed

to come for dinner.

What are you doing?

I'm making a museum

of my paintings.

Who's gonna see them

in here?

Me and Charles.

Whenever he wants, right?

Right.

Come on, it's dinner time,

Charles.

I get to sit beside dad!

And remember,

you're going to have to

you're going to have to
speak up.

speak up.

speak up.
♪

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[Laughter]

FRANK: Make it go higher!

FRANKS: Higher, higher!

The Franks are on fire!

[Laughter]

Ow!

Oh no!

Are you okay, Timothy?

Are you okay, Timothy?
Yeah.

Yeah.

FRANK: Not like that.

Like this.

Like this.
You see, it's easier.

You see, it's easier.

You see, it's easier.
Hey, I don't feel dizzy.

Hey, I don't feel dizzy.

FRANK: Come on, higher!

FRANKS: Higher, higher!

FRANKS: Higher, higher!
The Franks never tire!

The Franks never tire!

TIMOTHY: And then Frank hit

the ball back over to me--

YOKO: Yes?

--and I hit it

the way he said--

Yes?

--and I didn't even

get dizzy.

Wow!

TIMOTHY: And then Frank hit

the ball high in the air.

You should've seen it,

right Frank and Frank?

FRANK: Right.

FRANK: Right.
Yeah, right.

Yeah, right.

Ooh, great bike.

Yeah, that's a really

great bike.

TIMOTHY: Hey, it doesn't

have training wheels.

I don't need training wheels.

Training wheels are

for little kids.

FRANK: For babies.

FRANK: Yeah, babies.

Ha ha ha ha, yeah, babies.

Goo-goo.

Ha ha ha ha ha, gaga.

Ha ha ha ha ha, gaga.
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

Bye, guys.

YOKO: Bye, Timothy.

See you tomorrow!

See you tomorrow!
ALL: Bye!

ALL: Bye!

TIMOTHY: Hi, mom.

Hello dear, guess what?

Frank and Frank are going

to sleep over tonight.

Big Frank has to use

his bulldozer to fix a bridge.

What?

Here, tonight?

Yes, dear.

Oh.

I thought you liked

Frank and Frank.

I do, but--

What?

Are they staying for dinner?

Yes.

Well, don't use those.

Use the real plates.

But I thought you liked

these plates.

Well, I don't want Frank

and Frank to think

I'm a baby.

Okay.

Okay.
I gotta go clean up my room.

I gotta go clean up my room.

I gotta go clean up my room.
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Pengy, I have to hide you

or the Franks will laugh at me.

Don't worry, it's just

Don't worry, it's just
for tonight.

for tonight.

for tonight.
♪

♪

BIG FRANK: Let's hustle,

guys.

FRANKS: Okay.

Now don't forget to pack

you jammies.

FRANKS: Okay.

BIG FRANK: And, uh, don't

forget your manners either, huh?

We won't.

Yeah, we won't.

Okay partners, I want

"pleases" and "thank yous"

from you both.

FRANKS: Okay.

It's okay to ask for seconds,

but be polite.

You guys understand?

FRANKS: Yeah.

FRANKS: Yeah.
That's my boys.

That's my boys.

Oh, I almost forgot this.

Hey, what was that?

Nothing.

Yeah, it was.

No.

What was it?

Get off, this is my bag.

Hey!

FRANK: No fair.

Ow.

[Laughter]

BIG FRANK: Hey, hey, hey, hey

now this isn't the time

for fun and games.

You can play at Timothy's house.

You can play at Timothy's house.
Yeah.

Yeah.

Bye, dad.

Bye, dad.
Yeah, bye.

Yeah, bye.

Hey.

Hey.
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

[Laughter]
Ha ha, now you can't get me.

Ha ha, now you can't get me.

Oh yeah?

[Laughter]

No fair.

Hey, what's under here?

Hey, what's under here?
Huh!

Huh!

TIMOTHY'S DAD: Boys, dinner!

FRANKS: Dinner!

Go, Franks, go!

Go, Franks, go!

Go, Franks, go!

Go, Franks, go!
Phew.

Phew.

Great franks and beans.

Best we ever had.

Thank you, boys.

Thank you, boys.
Ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha ha.
♪

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Can I have some more?

I mean, can I have some more,

please?

Me before you, me first.

Me before you, me first!

Me before you, me first!
Hey, no fair!

Hey, no fair!

[Laughter]

FRANKS: Okay, we'll both

go first...please.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha ha ha.
Here you go.

Here you go.

Here you go.
Me too, please.

Me too, please.

I'm winning.

No, I'm winning.

TIMOTHY'S DAD: Ehem.

Uh, why don't we go outside

and sh**t some hoops?

Yeah.

Great idea.

Yeah.

Great dinner, thanks.

Yeah, thanks.

Me before you, me first.

Hey, me before you,

me first.

You're welcome, boys.

I'll try to wear them out

before bed.

before bed.
Ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha ha.

One, two, me against you.

Three, four, I'm gonna score.

Foul!

Was not!

Was to!

You're just mad 'cause

I'm winning.

Not for long.

FRANK: Hey!

FRANK: Hey!
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

Now who's winning?

Okay, that's enough

basketball for tonight, I think.

Ha ha ha, I won.

Ha ha ha, I won.
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

FRANK: Boo!

FRANK & TIMOTHY: Ahh!

FRANK & TIMOTHY: Ahh!
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

[Laughter]
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Come on Frank, let's race.

Come on Frank, let's race.
Okay.

Okay.

[Laughter]

Yeah, woo-hoo, I win, I win.

Yeah, now we have to eat you.

FRANK: Yeah, gobble you up.

You can't eat me.

FRANK: Can too.

FRANK: Yeah, can too.

FRANK: Argh!

Ahh!

Oops.

Oops.
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

Good thing you tired

them out, dear.

Ha ha ha.

[Laughter]

Time to get ready

for bed, boys.

FRANKS: Okay.

FRANKS: Okay.
TIMOTHY: Okay.

TIMOTHY: Okay.

TIMOTHY: Okay.
♪

♪

Huh!

TIMOTHY'S DAD: Come on,

let's get your teeth brushed.

let's get your teeth brushed.
Phew!

Phew!

Take that!

No, you take that!

Hey!

Ew!

[Laughter]

Here.

Thanks.

Thanks.
Ha!

Ha!

Roar!

[Laughter]

Roar!

Huh?

Unh...yuck.

Unh...yuck.
[Laughter]

[Laughter]

Roar!

[Knocking on door]

Roar!

Opps.

Ha ha ha ha, come on Timothy,

Ha ha ha ha, come on Timothy,
time for bed.

time for bed.

Okay, is there anything you need

before lights out?

Nope.

Yeah, uh, no.

Good night, boys.

Night, dad.

Night.

Night.
Yeah, night.

Yeah, night.

Yeah, night.
♪

♪

Wh--what's that?

I--I don't know.

I--I don't know.
I don't know either.

I don't know either.

I don't know either.
♪

♪

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Huh?

Huh?

What's this?

It's Bully.

FRANK: You brought that

baby toy?

Is that what you were hiding?

Now the whole school is going

to find out and laugh at us.

But Bully makes me feel

better at night.

TIMOTHY: I have a favourite

bedtime toy too.

He's Pengy.

We won't tell if you

won't tell.

Yeah, I won't tell.

FRANK: Promise?

FRANK: Promise?
I promise.

I promise.

I promise.
♪

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