Frosty Returns (1992 TV Movie)

Jonathan Winters: Narrator

Quotes 

• Narrator : Holly didn't sleep a wink that night, neither did Frosty. Beansborough had suddenly become a scary place at least to a happy-go-lucky guy like Frosty, who thought wearing no socks in January was living dangerously. Holly knew she had to do something fast if she wanted to protect Frosty.

• Narrator : I've been going to the winter carnival since I was knee-high to a snow cone.

• [last lines] 

  Narrator : And so the folks of Beansborough got their winter carnival after all. A tradition was saved. Summer Wheeze was permanently canned, and Mr. Twitchell decided to make sleds instead of trouble. He should have known he was no match for Mother Nature or a little girl like Holly. Next stop, Winnipeg. Nice town, plenty of parking space, and lots of cocoa.

• Narrator : Holly's plan seemed to flow without a hitch until...

  Miss Carbunkle : [seeing Holly's turkey drumstick sticking out from her desk]  Holly, what is that sticking out of your desk?

  Holly : It's - just my lunch. Turkey.

  Miss Carbunkle : Don't you think you should cook it first?

  [the rest of the class laughs except Charles; Miss Carbunkle silences them] 

  Miss Carbunkle : That's enough! Young lady, a school desk is no place for *poultry*, unless you choose to present it as a science project.

  Holly : I do.

  Miss Carbunkle : Well, then you'll have to wait until Charles is finished. Continue, Charles!

• [first lines] 

  Narrator : Some folks say if you really want to see the country, take a bus. Or hop a train. Ride a bike. Me, I'm an old-fashioned kind of guy. Stick to what I know: snowflakes. I know it's not for everyone, but as long as you pack light, I mean, and wear at least three layers of undies, it's a lovely way to spend the winter.

• Narrator : Sometimes it pays to have a man of science on your side. Most of us panic in a time of crises. Me, I reach for a cup of cocoa. Helps me focus. But a kid like Charles, well, he looks at a problem as something to solve. Just when Holly was about to give up, Charles remembered something.