"I am the snow queen!"
—Molly
"I'm your hero-! I mean— you're my biggest fan!"
— Tooey
"Bird vetch. A plant native to Europe and Asia. An 'in-vah-sive' species to Alaska. Huh. What's an 'in-vah-sive species?"
—Trini
"Bush pilot Layla Mabray was inspired by Ellen Paneok to fly planes. Layla has been serving her surrounding communities for ten years. She can land on skis, floats, or wheels, depending on the season."
—Molly
Molly: "Welcome…Herf"? What's a herf?
Tooey: Oh no! It's supposed to say welcome hero!
Tooey: Oh no! It's supposed to say welcome hero!
— "Tooey's Hero"
"Oyasumi, little wolf."
—Kenji
Trini: You have to leave, Mrs. Vetch!
Mrs. Vetch: (scoffs) Well! That's not very neighborly.
Trini: But you're crowding all the other plants!
Mrs. Vetch: We don't care. YOU invited us. Your home is our home now.
Vetch Plants: Your home is our home…your home is our home…your home is our home!
Mrs. Vetch: (scoffs) Well! That's not very neighborly.
Trini: But you're crowding all the other plants!
Mrs. Vetch: We don't care. YOU invited us. Your home is our home now.
Vetch Plants: Your home is our home…your home is our home…your home is our home!
— "It Came From Beyond"
Molly: I wish Shitsuu was still here.
Layla: She passed away when you were only three. We all would have loved to have more time with her. But Shahnyaa, our loved ones are always with us.
Layla: She passed away when you were only three. We all would have loved to have more time with her. But Shahnyaa, our loved ones are always with us.
—"Wise Raven and Old Crow"
"If you take care of animals, animals will take care of you."
— Grandpa Nat
Mr. Rowley: Got one right here!
Trini: What? No way! Oh mom, he's got the fireweed honey!!!! Can we trade you something for it?
Mr. Rowley: Uh uh.
Trini: Aw…
Mr. Rowley: It's a gift!
Trini: What? No way! Oh mom, he's got the fireweed honey!!!! Can we trade you something for it?
Mr. Rowley: Uh uh.
Trini: Aw…
Mr. Rowley: It's a gift!
—"Forget-You-Not"
Molly: The power's out!
Tooey: Maybe the ice worms ate the power lines!
Tooey: Maybe the ice worms ate the power lines!
—"The Worm Turns"
Kenji: We're only going to keep one of the pups, whichever will make the best lead dog. Tooey, I've decided to let you choose.
Tooey: What?
Molly: What?
John and Jay: What?!?
John: But Tooey's only ten!
Jay: There's no way he's ready!
Kenji: Yes he is. Tooey's worked hard with the dogs while you two were at school.
(Kenji walks out. John and Jay smile, but then give mean glares at Tooey as soon as Kenji leaves)
John: So, what are the key things to look for in a lead dog?
Tooey: Well…um..it should be fast.
Jay: That's easy, but what else?
Tooey: Umm…uhhhh…
—"Puppy Palooza"
"At the school, we weren't allowed to sing the songs of our people. It was forbidden. They only wanted us to sing new songs. Their songs, in English. We were made to feel bad about who we were, of the way our people did things. Your grandfather, he did not like that. He was proud of his family, he loved our traditions. So your grandpa, he said 'If I can't sing our songs, I just won't sing anymore. Ever.'"
— Shyahtsoo
Trini: It kinda sounds like a weird baby.
Tooey: I think it's an alien.
Oscar: What if it's an alien baby?
Tooey: I think it's an alien.
Oscar: What if it's an alien baby?
— "A Sound Idea"
Willow: When I went to say hi, Molly had this look like she wasn't sure if she was glad to see me. Then she asked if I had a fun flight, and I said "yes," but she just looked confused.
Willow's mom: Did you say yes, or did you just raise your eyebrows?
Willow: Hmm. I just raised my eyebrows.
Willow's mom: Not everyone speaks with their faces like we Yup'iks do. Molly probably didn't understand you were saying "yes" by raising your eyebrows.
Willow: Oh. I'll try to remember to use my words too. Tomorrow will be much better.
Willow's mom: Did you say yes, or did you just raise your eyebrows?
Willow: Hmm. I just raised my eyebrows.
Willow's mom: Not everyone speaks with their faces like we Yup'iks do. Molly probably didn't understand you were saying "yes" by raising your eyebrows.
Willow: Oh. I'll try to remember to use my words too. Tomorrow will be much better.
— "The Story of the Story Knife"
Tooey: What were those kicks?
Trini: I just thought I'd add in a few of own moves. You know, spice it up a little.
Tooey: You can't do that.
Trini: I can't?
Molly: This is a traditional dance.
Tooey: We have to do it exactly the way grandma taught me.
Trini: Oh. I'm really sorry.
Tooey: That's okay. You didn't know. It's just that grandma is trusting me to teach you and Molly the correct way.
Trini: Okay. I get it now. No spice. Let's do it again.
Tooey: Left hand up, then your right hand up. Sway left, sway right.
Trini: (kicks) Wait! That was an accident!
Tooey: That's okay. Let's just keep going. Hands forward, then raise them up. Higher!
Trini: Ahhh! didn't mean to do that with my hands! Can we stop? (music stops) I was practicing all last night and my body won't forget all that spice I put in.
Trini: I just thought I'd add in a few of own moves. You know, spice it up a little.
Tooey: You can't do that.
Trini: I can't?
Molly: This is a traditional dance.
Tooey: We have to do it exactly the way grandma taught me.
Trini: Oh. I'm really sorry.
Tooey: That's okay. You didn't know. It's just that grandma is trusting me to teach you and Molly the correct way.
Trini: Okay. I get it now. No spice. Let's do it again.
Tooey: Left hand up, then your right hand up. Sway left, sway right.
Trini: (kicks) Wait! That was an accident!
Tooey: That's okay. Let's just keep going. Hands forward, then raise them up. Higher!
Trini: Ahhh! didn't mean to do that with my hands! Can we stop? (music stops) I was practicing all last night and my body won't forget all that spice I put in.
— "Lynx to the Past"
Layla: Hmmm. The girl I don't know. She's probably someone grandpa met when he was sent away to school.
Molly: Sent away?
Layla: Yes. Back then, people like us, native kids were sent off to boarding school. Had to leave their family, their friends, their homes. It was a hard time for grandpa, that's why you never hear him talk about it. It makes him too sad.
Molly: Sent away?
Layla: Yes. Back then, people like us, native kids were sent off to boarding school. Had to leave their family, their friends, their homes. It was a hard time for grandpa, that's why you never hear him talk about it. It makes him too sad.
— "Grandpa's Drum"
Molly: He is a perfect fit!
(Scene cut)
Mr. Patak: I am not a perfect fit.
(Scene cut)
Mr. Patak: I am not a perfect fit.
—"Have Canoe, Will Paddle"
Mac: So there I was, sweating in the searing heat of the Serengeti, alone, when I heard an ominous rumbling. Several angry rhinos were charging right at me!
Molly and Tooey: (gasp)
Andie: Ahem.
Mac: Well, one very angry rhino.
Andie: AHEM.
Mac: A grumpy rhino.
Andie: Aloysius…
Molly: Who's Aloysius?
Mac: (embarrassed) Uh, that would be me.
Molly and Tooey: (gasp)
Andie: Ahem.
Mac: Well, one very angry rhino.
Andie: AHEM.
Mac: A grumpy rhino.
Andie: Aloysius…
Molly: Who's Aloysius?
Mac: (embarrassed) Uh, that would be me.
— "Molly and the Great One"
"Tooey and I are watching Timmy. Who's Timmy? That's what Tooey named that tripod in the middle of the river."
—Molly
