Two For Tea
- Studio
- Nelvana Limited
- Animation studio
- Silver Lining Entertainment, Animation Services Hong Kong Limited
Synopsis
Yoko's mother is coming to Hilltop School to perform a Japanese Tea Ceremony for "In the Spotlight." Yoko happily accepts Nora's help with all the preparations for the big event. A clash of cultures develops when Nora tries to infuse the sacred rituals of a Japanese Tea Ceremony with the fun and games of a home-style tea party.
Characters
Timothy, Mrs. Jenkins, Yoko, Doris, Fritz, Nora, Lilly, Grace, Charles, Claude, Henry
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Gary Hurst
- First Assistant Directors
- Tony Egizii, Tony Tarantini
Producing
- Producer
- Lan Lamon
- Executive Producers
- Clive A. Smith, Diana Manson, Michael Hirsh, Patrick Loubert, Stephen Ching, Tina Peel
- Supervising Producers
- Jocelyn Hamilton, Patricia R. Burns, Ruta Cube, Stephen Hodgins
- Associate Producer
- Caroline Simmons
Writing
- Writer
- Paddy Granleese
- Based on the Books by
- Rosemary Wells
Voices
- Voice
- Austin Diiulio (Timothy), Fiona Reid (Mrs. Jenkins), Lisa Yamanaka (Yoko), Tracy Ryan (Doris), Alyson Court (Nora), Laurie Elliott (Fritz), Mag Ruffman (Lilly), Darren Frost (Frank # 1), Rob Stefaniuk (Frank # 2), Linda Kash (Grace), Max Morrow (Charles), Joanne Vannicola (Claude), Jamie Walson (Henry)
Music
- Music
- Stan Meissner
Crew
- Creator
- Rosemary Wells
- Casting
- Carrie Justason, Christine Geddes, Karen Goora, Karyn Tester, Merle-Ann Ridley
- Production Management
- Brenda Wall
- Production Coordinators
- Catherine Wong, Celia Ching, He Zhi Yiang, Tiia Ploom
- Staff Writers
- Allan Parker, Andrea Robbins, Brian Polhman, Dan Nosella, Dave Smith, Jerry Beninger, Karen Moonah, Kathy Paulin-Loughead, Mitch Manzer, Patrica Lewis-MacDougall, Ray Jafelice, Stephanie Gignac, Steve Remen
- Re-Recording Mixers
- Edmond Chan, Kerry Bones
Production notes
The day is finally here, and five-year-old Timothy the Raccoon can hardly contain his excitement. It's his first day of Kindergarten. From the minute he steps into the colorful classroom, greets his friendly new teacher and meets the other children his own age, Timothy knows that he's in the right place.
Part of a three-hour, Saturday block on PBS called The PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch, consisting of seven different segments, each based on a popular children's book series. Each segment features an engaging variety of entertaining animation and live action, built around various curricula of knowledge, learning and values. Children's books in the reading series include Corduroy, Elliot Moose, Timothy Goes to School, Seven Little Monsters, George Shrinks and Marvin the Tap Dancing Horse.
Part of a three-hour, Saturday block on PBS called The PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch, consisting of seven different segments, each based on a popular children's book series. Each segment features an engaging variety of entertaining animation and live action, built around various curricula of knowledge, learning and values. Children's books in the reading series include Corduroy, Elliot Moose, Timothy Goes to School, Seven Little Monsters, George Shrinks and Marvin the Tap Dancing Horse.