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01x08 - Spooky Tooth

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth". Aired: April 3, 1994 – January 15, 1995.*
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Show was about the adventures of a talking tooth named Timmy and all his friends of Flossmore Valley as they went on adventures using their imaginations, which would usually have Timmy thwarting bad guys like the Cavity Goon and Miss Sweety or the Gingivitis g*ng.

01x08 - Spooky Tooth

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Kellogg's Rice Krispies Salutes Snap,

Crackle and Pop. America's most loved

trio. Hey, Pop here. Huh

I've got a better idea. Let's skip those

other two guys for now and go to the

wonderful world of pop before I became a

handsome spokesperson. My career was all

over the map. I was a pilot,

world-famous painter, a professional

athlete, aerobics instructor, deep

sea explorer, and quiz show

contestant. What's a loud way to start

your day?A robin with a bullhorn. No.

The answer is Kellogg's Rice Krispies,

the loud, noisy cereal to put Snap,

Crackle, Pop into your complete

breakfast. Chirp.

What's a smart thing to have before

school in the morning?A good excuse not

to go?The answer

is breakfast with Kellogg's Rice Krispies

cereal. That great tasting Snap Crackle

and Pop wakes up your brain. Nathan, you

shouldn't go to school. I mean, you

should always go to school. We just make.

How do you get your little brothers or

sisters to leave you alone at breakfast?

Ingratable PJ's. The

answer is Kellogg's Rice Krispies. That

groovy Snap Crackle and Pop will send

them into orbit. What?

Gee, that was fun! And now, part

two, where I started out as a small--

Hey, Pop, I've got a better idea.

And now, Kellogg's Rice Krispies is proud

to present the adventures of Timmy the

Tooth! Hey,

come on, everybody!

Timmy and all his friends are back in

three new videos that children will love.

The Adventures of Timmy the Two,

Malibu Timmy, Lost My Brush

and Spooky 2. Timmy, his pal

Brush Brush and all their friends are

always on exciting and entertaining

adventures. But watch out for the cavity

goon. You never know what he has up his

sleeve. They're being watched. Filled

with lovable stories and magical music,

The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth is sure

to brighten up even the cloudiest day.

So if you love fun and adventure, who's

with me?You're going to love The

Adventures of Timmy the Tooth. Join

Timmy in his three new adventures, Malibu

Timmy, Lost My Brush and

Spooky Tooth. And don't forget the

three premiere episodes. Timmy in Space,

Operation Secret Birthday Surprise and

Moller Island. Collect all six in

durable plastic packaging. The Adventures

of Timmy the Tooth, where imagination is

your passport to adventure only from

MCA Universal Home Video.

I love adventure.

Nothing's better to me

than a journey down to the ocean

or a close encounter with a dinosaur.

Oh, I love adventure.

Hope you're ready to see. We're

on a roll again. Very too cold again.

I love

adventure.

We'll slip and slide. With a zippy zoo.

Don't loopy-loop, but not mo-yee-ha.

Sailing into the sun. Hope

you want to have fun.

Hey, come on, everybody.

Adventure Nothing's better to

me than a journey down to

the ocean roaring or a closer pounder

with a dinosaur. Oh, I

love adventure!

So, until next time, my little spookulas!

This is Count Placula saying, Good

howling!

Well, little buddy, it's time to get

ready for the big dress-up party. I

don't know what I'm wearing yet.

I don't think I'd make a very good Count

Placula.

I guess I could be a cowboy. Let's go

check the costume box.

Tonight there is a party where everyone

will be whatever they want to be.

An Indian, a sailor, commander-in-chief.

Hey, Brush Bread, what do you think of me?

Let's play dress up! We'll have a real

good time. You can be whatever comes to

your mind. Let's play dress up!

There's a party tonight, and we've got to

have ourselves looking right. Hey,

how about this one?Ooh, I like that.

Napoleon or Caesar, a senator from Rome,

Cleopatra or a chubby little gnome.

A pirate on a ship with a feather in his

cap. Hey, brush brush, maybe you can go

as a comb. Let's play guess-up.

We'll have a real good time. You can be

whatever comes to your mind. Let's play

dress-up There's a party tonight

And we gotta have ourselves lookin' right

'Cause we're gonna have a party tonight!

Yeah!

I'm coming! I'm

coming!

Give me the tooth speaking. How do you do

and who are you?Timothy, it's Bubbles.

The most splendiferous thing has

happened. What?I've just been put in

charge of the pyramids by the Pyramid

Preservation Society. Wow, that is

cool. Yeah, it is. And they've given me a

special uniform and everything.

Wowza. Ohh Are you going to wear it to

the big dress-up party tonight?Oh, the

dress-up party. I forgot all about it.

Oh, gee. And I was going to ask you and

Brush Brush if you wanted to come to the

pyramids with me. But you're probably

busy getting ready, aren't you?Busy?Ready?

Oh, we're not busy. We're ready. Aren't

we ready, Brush Brush?She's

taking us to the pyramids.

Yeah, we'd love to come. Oh, boy. Oh,

great. I'll pick you up in a jiffy. Oh,

great. Uh, we're going to the pyramid.

We're going to the pyramid. We're going

to...

Oh, get out...

Hey, it looks like Mrs. Olson finally

mowed her lawn. Oh, she sure did.

Oh, I'm so excited about one of the

pyramids. It's a

beautiful day for it. It certainly is. I

can't wait till we get

there. How much further, Bubbles?Oh, just

a little noise.

Wow, there it is. The Pyramid of

King Tooth Uncommon. They say it's a very

uncommon place. Yeah, it was built about

a gazillion years ago. Brush, brush.

Well, 3027 to be exact.

Oh boy.

Wowza. Hey, you!

Don't go in there. Whatever you do!

Why not?Oh, it's dark. You could get

lost. Ohh

Not to worry. I have my trusty map. Yeah,

and I have my trusty brush brush. Don't

worry. This is exciting. Yeah, we'll be

just fine.

Oh, Timmy, isn't it beautiful?Boy.

Wow. Kind of spooky. Yeah. Come on,

let's go. Look at

that. Oh, boy.

I didn't know anything lived in the

pyramids.

What was that?Um, probably just the wind.

Come on, let's go. Oh, yeah, just the

wind. Come

on.

Okay, let's go. Whoa! Whoa! Cobwebs! Who

goes there?

That was definitely not the wind.

Who dares disturb the slumber of tooth

uncommon?Um, it is I, Timmy

the Tooth. Yeah, and I, a Bubbles gum.

Hey, look, it's a little

spider. Hey, watch it, bub.

Nobody gets past here until they deal

with me, Rodney the Riddler. You've

probably heard of me.

No. Oh. Well,

You still have to answer my riddle before

you can go any further. Pardon me, Mr.

Riddler, but I am officially in charge of

the pyramid now?Yeah, and we're here on

official pyramid investigation type

business. So if you'll excuse us... Ah,

fooey. Nobody ever wants to play with

me.

Yeah, you're right, little buddy. I think

we did hurt his feelings. Rodney,

we would love to hear one of your

riddles. Yeah.

YeahReally. Well, OK, OKAll right. Let me

think of a good one. OK, here's one. What

do you call a yo-yo that doesn't come

back up?HmmI don't know. What do

you call a yo-yo that doesn't come back

up?A yo. Get it?A

yo. That was

pretty funny, Rodney. Yeah, thanks. Hey,

I got more of them, you knowWell, I'm

sure you do. But yo, we got to go. Oh,

OK. Hey, heyBut look, be careful. It's

dark in there and you could get lost.

Thanks, Rodney. You're welcome. I wonder

what this is over

here. What was that?Gee,

probably just the wind again. Oh, yeah.

Just the wind.

Yeah. The wind is getting louder.

Maybe we should go this way. Oh,

excellent idea, Timothy. OK. Of

course, now that that door's closed,

maybe we should go this way. Yeah, yeah

OK. Let's play dress up. La, la, la.

Let's play dress up. Ohh Look

over there.

Jiminy Biblets, ohh Mommy.

Penny, why are you crying?

I'll be fine with my ball.

Do you need a tissue?No, thanks. I'll be

okay.

Where's your mommy and daddy?I don't

know. I was playing with my ball,

and I rolled down the stairs, and I

followed it, and pretty soon it got

darker and darker, and now I can't

find my way back!

Ohh What's your name, little fella?

Mumfred. Well, hi, Mumfred.

I'm Timmy, this is Bubbles, and this is

my pal, Brush Brush. Hi,

everyone. Nice to meet you.

No need to worry, Mumfred, because

Bubbles here is officially in

charge of the pyramids. That's right, and

you should always find someone in charge

when you're lost. I'm

lost?

ohh Hey, cheer up. We're

here to help you.

Yeah. I'm going to share a little song. I

know it helps me out when I'm feeling

low. Whenever I'm down and kind of blue,

I sing this song and I'm telling you, I

cheer up.

I cheer up.

I move my feet back and forth, and the

next thing you know, I cheer up.

Take it, Bubbles. The reason we share

this song with you?Well, we can tell

you're feeling blue. If you hop up and

give it a try, before you know it, you'll

cheer up.

Cheer up.

Pick up your feet back and forth, and the

next thing you know, you'll cheer up.

All right, I'm glad to see we're getting

through. You're starting to smile and tap

your shoe. So every time you're sad and

blue, you'll know what to do. To cheerup!

You'll cheer up!

Move your feet round and round, and one

thing's for sure, you'll cheer up!

Move your feet round and round, and one

thing's for sure, you'll cheer up! Yeah!

Whoo!

So, feel a little better now, Mumfred?

Yes, I do, Timmy, but I'm still

lost. Oh, that's okay, Mumfred, because I

have a map. Okay, let's see.

Um, according to this map, we need to go

from here toHere, and

then here, here, here, and here,

I think. OK, let's go.

Bubbles, are you sure this is the right

way?I'm pretty sure. Yeah.

Hey, where's Mumford?

Ouch. Mumford,

are you OK?Ohh What happened?Did you stub

your toe?Oh, I hate it when

that happens. I hate it when it happens.

Let's see. Pretty serious. Oh,

really?Yeah. We're going to have

to call a tow truck.

What's that sound?

Oh, sounds like the floor is hollow here.

Must be a trap door. Yeah. Yeah, trap

door.

Uh-oh.

Ohh Wow. That was some fall. Yeah,

are you all right?Yeah, I'm okay. You?

Brush, brush?Mumford?

Yeah, I'm okay. I may need some more

bandages, though. Just kidding.

Mummy, who needs bandages?

Jiminy Biblets. I wonder where we are

now. Looks like the uncommon light

band. Well, what's so uncommon about it?

Wow. Look at that. Let's go. Wow.

Ooh, this looks like an ancient book.

Hmm, it's called The Book of

Spells. Oh, it sounds scary. Maybe

we shouldn't read it. Oh, nonsense,

Timothy. Books are meant to be read.

Let's see. Oh.

Hmm, what's it say here?

The Book of Spells is for those

who read... The

alphabet is all you

need. Suggest a word

and it will spell the

letters of the word you tell. Well,

go ahead, Bubbles. Give it a try. Oh,

OK. OK, I got it.

Book of spells. I suggest

apple.

Apple.

APPLE.

Apple. Cool. It

spells the word we tell it to.

Let me try. Book of spells.

I suggest cat. Cat.

CAT. Cat. It's OK. It's

just

a little Kitty. Hey,

let's look at that other book. Oh, OK.

About time you got here. I was getting

dizzy. Well, welcome to the Book

of Pyramid Fun. I tell a joke,

and then you're done. Oh, I get it.

It's a joke book. Ah, pretty smart.

OK, here we go. Knock, knock. Who's

there?Boo!Boo-hoo. Oh, ohh you

don't have to cry about it. It's only a

joke. Pretty

funny. Do you have any other ones?Oh,

yeah. I got a million of them. Let's see

here. No, that's not funny. No, that's

not funny. This one's

funny. This is the funny one. OK, here we

go. Knock, knock. Who's there?A

little old lady. A little old lady who?

I didn't know you could yodel, a little

old lady who.

Hey, I got one for you. Oh, good. There's

nothing like a good joke. Bring it on.

Knock, knock. Who's there?Dewey.

Dewey who?Do we have to keep telling

knock-knock jokes?Oh,

very good. You got me on that one. You

got me. I'm going to have to write that

one down. Oh,

my. Look at that book.

I don't know about this book, Timothy.

Maybe we shouldn't open it. Oh, nonsense,

Bubbles. Books are meant to be opened and

read, remember?

Uh-oh. What?What's it say?Tell us.

Do not open or

else. Or else what?

Well, hey, man. Thank you very much for

opening the book and releasing the spirit

of the king. Oh, who are you?Hey,

man, where you been?Hit it, fellas.

With my wife, her name was Sally.

My father was a Pharaoh. My

mother was a Sphinx. Life in

ancient times was not what everybody

thinks. King Sue.

We had parties on the dunes. King

Sue while we sing real

crazy too.

Life it was terrific

Up riding hieroglyphic

Yeah, people did admire us

And the things we did Writing

on papyrus Building ancient

pyramids King too

We danced along the root canal King

Everybody was my bad king

too I was a Pharaoh with

the beach King

too Nice to everyone I'd meet

Ha! Look out!

King too!

That was a great and noble song, Majesty.

Well, thank you very much. Uh, pardon me,

your wonderfulness, but, um, can you tell

us how to get out of this place?Well,

sure, man. He who leans in certain

spaces finds himself in other places.

That's it, baby. Hmm

I wonder what he meant by that. He who

leans in certain places finds

himself in other spaces.

I thought he said laces or places or

maybe faces. No, I think. What do you

think?Brush, brush, brush, brush.

Brush, brush. It sounds like he's

behind the bookcase. Yeah. Brush,

brush. Brush, brush.

He's saying there's a secret passageway.

We could get out. Wow. Well, let's try

pushing. Good idea.

I'll push. It won't budge. Oh, dear. Hey,

look, there's a button.

HmmMaybe that opens the secret door.

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

Brush, brush! Run for help! Hurry! Runfor

help! Hurry! Brush, brush! Run!

This was a good idea, Bubbles, digging

our way out with these sticks. It

works.

Yikes! What's that noise?Oh, don't worry,

Mumford. My stomach was growling. It

wasn't growling to me, was it?No, it's

just a little hungry, that's all.

I sure hope Brush Brush finds help.

Oh, gee, Mumfred, don't be sad.

Things will work out just great. I know

it. Feel a little better now, Mumfred?

I want my mommy!

Oh, look, Mummy, it's a doggy.

No, no, no, Daddy. It's one of those

little brushing creatures. Oh, yes. Oh,

isn't he just adorable?Yes. Is

he right?I wonder what the

little chap is saying.

Well. Back to the notes.

Phew, it's hot. And I'm

hungry.

Hey, I hope Brush Brush gets here soon.

Timothy, what about the dress-up party?

Timothy Biblets, you're right. We have to

get out of here.

No, no, Mummy, I distinctly heard him

say. Jiminy Biblets.

There's a tooth in the basement with our

baby bunny. HmmWe don't have

a bunny now, do we, Mommy?

There. Oh. Oh, I

wish I know what to do

now.

Hi, guys.

Rodney.

Hey, I thought of another riddle and I

just had to share it with you. How did

you get here?Well, through there. Your

way out?Well, sure. That's the pyramid

elevator. They thought of everything back

then. Wow. Let's go. Hey, wait a

minute. What about my Riddle?OK,

Rodney, go ahead. OK, OK, OK

Here's a good one. How come you can't

starve in the desert?

I don't know. How come you can't starve

in the desert?Because of the

sandwiches there! Get it?The

sandwiches there?

I want a sandwich. Yeah, me too. Make

mine a peanut butter and sardine. Let's

go! All right, hop in. Hmm

Three short brushes and one long is

funny, not bunny.

Yes, well, I distinctly heard too short

and too long. You know, Mummy,

I'll wager young Mumfred can understand

him. Where is

Freddie, Mummy?

Great gobs of gorse. I know what

the little fellow has been saying. Our

little Mumfred is lost.

Why, that sounds like the elevator. Oh,

I do hope it's Mumfred.

Hi, Daddy. Mummy! Mummy, let me

map you! Brush, brush! Oh, brush, brush!

Oh, brush!

Wherever did you go?Oh, Mummy, you'll

never believe it. See, first I was

playing with my ball, and then it bounced

away, bounced back, bounced, and then I

was lost. And then Timmy, that's Timmy.

And brush, brush, that's brush, brush and

bubbles came. And then we all got lost.

See. And then we saw this big spider and

he talked to us and then we saw a king

and he sang to us. And then we like

walked down a big hallway. And then

Timmy had sticks and they tried to dig

their way out, but that didn't work. And

then they pushed the button. But I wanted

to push the button, but I wasn't able to

push the button. But it didn't work

anyway. So then anyway, we eventually got

out because we got to found the doorway.

See. Yeah, me listening to this. And then

we came in in the hallway and we walked

in here and now. So here we are. Home

sweet home. Where?Absolutely

fascinating, son. Thank you, Daddy.

Don't you think?Oh, Jiminy Bibbeth, the

party. We're late for the party.

I mean, brush, brush.

Right.

Hey, here

he comes. I wonder what Tim

is going to be this year.

Yee-haw! Is that

you, Timmy?Timmy Bibbits, I can't see a

thing. Oh, careful. That's Timmy all

right.

Oh, careful, buddy.

Tonight there is a party where everyone

will be whatever they want to be.

An Indian, a sailor, commander-in-chief.

Hey, Brush Bread, what do you think of me?

Let's play dress-up. We'll have a real

good time. You can be whatever comes to

your mind. Let's play dress-up.

There's a party tonight, and we've got to

have ourselves looking right. Hey,

how about this one?Ooh, I like that.

Napoleon or Caesar, a senator from Rome.

Cleopatra or a chubby little gnome.

A pirate on a ship with a feather in his

cap. Hey, brush brush, maybe you could go

as a comb. Let's play dress up.

We'll have a real good time. You can be

whatever comes to your mind. Let's play

dress up. There's a party tonight,

and we got to have ourselves looking

right. 'Cause we're going to have a

party tonight. Yeah!