Isaac Morton
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First episode
#86: “Isaac the Insecure” (1989)
Last episode
#435: “A Look Back, Part 1” (1999)
First episode mention
#231: “Hallowed Be Thy Name” (1993)
Last episode mention
#231: “Hallowed Be Thy Name” (1993)
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Description
Isaac Morton is a determined boy who resolutely puts his head down and trudges forward. However, he is prone to second-guess... everything. He's a bit of, well, a wimp, though deep down he has the courage he needs. He is an intellectual and has deep convictions — once he figures out exactly what he's convicted about. He's good friends with Lucy Cunningham-Schultz and Sam Johnson.
Trivia
- He is physically small, being described even by friends as a "little guy" (#116: “Isaac the Benevolent”)
- He has allergies which are triggered by dust (#180: “Isaac the Pure”)
- In school, he is good at math but poor at spelling (#116: “Isaac the Benevolent”)
- He hates engaging in written communication but is good at public speaking (#184: “Isaac the Chivalrous”, #86: “Isaac the Insecure”)
- The long-running character of Sam Johnson was originally introduced as a friend for him (#161: “Isaac the True Friend”), though Sam would remain on AIO for three years after Isaac's final episode and would appear in 35 episodes compared to Isaac's 15
Family
Isaac's mother is Doctor Morton, and his father is Jerry Morton.
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Quotes
“ | Isaac Morton: If I become a Bone, I'll have something I've never had before. Lucy Cunningham-Schultz: A police record? Isaac Morton: No! Fame, prestige, power... Lucy Cunningham-Schultz: Cuts, bruises, fractures... |
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“ | Sam Johnson: You're throwing away your Disney Read-A-Long records? You think they're impure? Isaac Morton: I don't know. Better safe than sorry, I figure. Sam Johnson: Bambi?! Isaac Morton: Who knows how this stuff might influence me at weak moments. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: What are you, my mother? Look, not that it's any of your business, but it's only Saturday morning. I've got the rest of the weekend to do this report. Everything's under control. So don't worry about it, okay? Lucy Cunningham-Schultz: Okay, you don't have to get hyper. It's your grade. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: James Armer and the pilot looked identical?! John Whittaker: As alike as two peas in a pod. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: Are you cutting me from the team, Mr. Zachary? Fred Zachary: Cutting you? Now, Isaac, "cutting you" is whatchacall a very harsh word! It sounds like a brutal slice, a severing, a destructive act of whatchacall— Isaac Morton: You're cutting me from the team. Fred Zachary: Yes. |
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“ | Derek (a): Would I lie to you? Isaac Morton: I dunno. Derek (a): I’ve never lied to you before. Isaac Morton: You haven’t had time. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: I have an idea! No, I don't. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: What happened? Eugene Meltsner: Well, the sequence of events occurred with extreme epiphyte. But I shall attempt to recall them. I was powering my two wheeler along this pathway when your personage suddenly appeared directly in front of me, blocking my course. My reflexes immediately sprang to life in an attempt to navigate an evasive maneuver around you while still maintaining course and speed, but I evidently overcompensated and my Schwinn careened off the hardened path and upended us both in this shrub. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: He's just Nicky, not Adolf Hitler. |
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“ | Sir William: Come, Squire, let’s be off! Isaac Morton: I think I already am. |
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“ | Rodney Rathbone: Or else what? Isaac Morton: Or else I'll call you a barnyard animal! |
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“ | Jerry Morton: Do you know what your mother would say if she saw that you threw away her Life magazines? Isaac Morton: Thank you son? Jerry Morton: No! |
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“ | John Whittaker: Well, to put it delicately. I think you're suffering from an illness Isaac. Isaac Morton: An illness? What kind of an illness? John Whittaker: Unless I miss my guess, I think it's chronic procrastinitus. Isaac Morton: Chron—chronic pro— John Whittaker: Chronic procrastinitus. It's an illness that effects your motor skills. Movement and such. |
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“ | Eugene Meltsner: In the lay vernacular, what's the big deal Isaac? You just be nice to people. Isaac Morton: That's what Lucy said. But is being nice really all there is to it? And are you supposed to be nice to everybody or just those who are nice to you? And are you supposed to be nice to them so they'll be nice to you later? Or are you supposed to wait until they're nice to you and do something back nice to them? Eugene? Eugene Meltsner: Oh, sorry, Isaac. For the first time in my life, I understand what it means to not comprehend something... |
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“ | Isaac Morton: That box didn't contain any souls, it was a radio! |
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“ | Isaac Morton: You know, dad, we live in a real den of impurity. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: I can't believe it! If someone else does C.S. Lewis after all I've gone through, I'm gonna be really mad. Unless they're bigger than me. In that case I'll probably go home and have a good cry. |
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“ | John Whittaker: What's gotten into him? Isaac Morton: It's the water pistol. All of a sudden he thinks he's Rambo. Tom Riley: I've always worried about that boy, Whit. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: When I try being nice and helping people, all I get is yelled at. |
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“ | John Whittaker: Yup, it's chronic procrastinitus all right. Sounds like an acute case, too. Isaac Morton: I'd better see a doctor. |
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“ | Jerry Morton: Isaac, you're throwing away my collection of National Geographics! Isaac Morton: Yeah. Jerry Morton: Yeah? What could possibly be impure about them? Isaac Morton: Have you seen those pictures from Africa, dad? Jerry Morton: Isaac! |
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“ | Eugene Meltsner: What's the next clue, Isaac? Isaac Morton: "Finding the next clue shouldn't be torture; it may be the apple of your eye. Under a bushel or in the orchard. All you have to do is try" ...What do you think? Eugene Meltsner: Whoever wrote that needs to take a course in poetry. Isaac Morton: The clue! |
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“ | John Whittaker: ...and now it's the best lemonade in the county. Isaac Morton: Yep, it's the best lemo—what? John Whittaker: Yep. Lem-on-ade. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: I thought you didn't want to be rescued. Rodney Rathbone: Are you kidding? I'd rather be rescued and have to deal with my dad than sit around here and have more counseling sessions with you. |
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“ | Mr. Ligner: All right, Isaac, it looks like you're— <bell rings> Isaac Morton: SAVED! |
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“ | Isaac Morton: Thanks, Rodney. I like you, too. |
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“ | Mr. Phillips: The illustrations in there are first-rate in their detail. Isaac Morton: Not only that, but they show everything really well. |
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“ | Isaac Morton: What do I look like—a schmoe?! |
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