Named by Entertainment Weekly one of
their favourite characters.
| Full Name | Timmy Lenox |
| Nature | Doll brought to life; later mortal |
| Played by | Josh Ryan Evans |
| Companion | Tabitha Lenox ("Tabby") |
| Hobbies | Martimmies. Princess. |
Lenox Household · Beloved
Timmy Lenox
A doll who became a boy who became, in the estimation of this paper, the most genuinely good soul in Harmony. He called her Tabby. He made Martimmies. He died saving someone he loved. The Gazette misses him.
Drunk On MartimmiesPresent Situation
Timmy Lenox is, at press time, at the Lenox household and operating as this paper's embedded correspondent. He had a daydream this week in which he was picked up by a seven-foot model. He noted that Hecuba and Tabitha star-wars'ing the walls in on Reese and the assembled group caused him concern, but that as a good reporter he should not interfere. He noted that Timmy couldn't make this stuff up if he tried. The Gazette considers this the single most accurate piece of self-assessment produced in Harmony this week.
He is hard at work on a sequel to Hidden Passions and hopes it will lead to a sitcom starring him. The Gazette considers this a reasonable ambition and is supportive.
Record
Timmy was brought to life by Tabitha Lenox, who presented him publicly as her nephew. His assigned mission was to help her destroy Charity Standish. Upon meeting Charity, he immediately fell in love with her and could not bring himself to cause her harm. This established the pattern of his entire existence: officially aligned with Tabitha's dark purpose, personally inclined toward kindness, loyalty, and the moral good. It is a great arc and this paper is prepared to call it one of the best arcs in the show's run.
Timmy and Tabitha
The relationship between Timmy and Tabitha was the show's most unexpectedly tender thing. She was a centuries-old witch who had survived by being ruthless. He was a doll who called her "Tabby" and spent his short mortal life keeping her from the worst of herself. They drank Martimmies, his invention, a cocktail named after him. They plotted together. They bickered. When he died, she was devastated in a way she had not been devastated in three hundred years. You put these two characters together and you cannot lose. That has always been the case and the Gazette will continue to say so.
Entanglements
As Reported in the Gazette
| Qty | 3 cans (12 fl oz) lemonade, thawed and diluted |
| Qty | 1 bottle (2 litre) ginger ale |
| Qty | 1 cup frozen orange juice, thawed and diluted |
| Qty | 1 quart cranberry juice cocktail |
| Garnish | 1 orange, thinly sliced |
| Yield | 12 servings |
| Time | 30 minutes preparation |
The Martimmy was invented by Timmy Lenox, who named it after himself with characteristic confidence. It is a non-alcoholic punch that Timmy and Tabitha consumed in quantities this paper declines to estimate. It is the drink of the Lenox household and has been since Timmy first concocted it. The Gazette considers it a significant contribution to Harmony's cultural heritage and notes that it is, by all accounts, extremely good.
The recipe above is the canonical version from Soap Mag as filed in the Gazette's records.