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Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Fry Road, TX
KinderCare has partnered with Fry Road families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Fry Road, TX.
Whether you are looking for a preschool in Fry Road, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.
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Copperfield KinderCare
Phone:
(281) 463-245418035 Forest Heights Dr
Houston
TX
77095Distance from address: 3.69 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
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The Bear Creek KinderCare
Phone:
(281) 859-146517527 W Little York Rd
Houston
TX
77084Distance from address: 5.
40 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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Cypress KinderCare
Phone:
(281) 379-106213025 Louetta Rd
Cypress
TX
77429Distance from address: 8.06 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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Fry Road KinderCare
Phone:
(281) 578-14152202 Fry Rd
Houston
TX
77084Distance from address: 8.
86 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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West Kingsland KinderCare
Phone:
(281) 392-677022129 Kingsland Blvd
Katy
TX
77450Distance from address: 10.66 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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Fairbanks KinderCare
Phone:
(713) 466-53777702 Fairbanks N Houston Rd
Houston
TX
77040Distance from address: 12.
46 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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Brimhurst KinderCare
Phone:
(281) 531-14071407 Parkway Plaza Dr
Houston
TX
77077Distance from address: 12.75 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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Spring Branch KinderCare
Phone:
(713) 468-215810170 Emnora Ln
Houston
TX
77080Distance from address: 13.
47 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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Katy Knowledge Beginnings
Phone:
(281) 693-65566130 S Fry Rd
Katy
TX
77494Distance from address: 14.88 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open:Tuition & Openings
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- KinderCare Learning Centers are constantly exceeding the highest
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Charlie Waldo meditates in the mountains of California.
He was one of the best detectives in Los Angeles.
Waldo came to visit Lauren’s ex-girlfriend and partner. Charlie’s 100 Things Theory surprises her.
Lorena is touched by an elephant statue. The girl remembers her first date with Charlie.
Lorena talks about Alistair Pinch, the protagonist of the court series. He killed his wife. The channel has hired a lawyer, but needs a private detective. Lauren agreed. She needs a Waldo who knows the mores of Hollywood. Lorena wants to bring him back to the world of adventure and asks for a hug goodbye.
Charlie is visited by Jim Cappie, former boss. Lorena borrowed something from gangster Don Q and hid it from Waldo. She disappeared. Lorena’s last call was from Charlie’s location. In the evening, Waldo sees missed messages from Lorena on the phone.
Charlie is woken up by a trio of gangsters. He shouldn’t stick his nose into the Pinch case.
In the morning Waldo gets on his bike and goes to the bus station.
On the way to Los Angeles, he tries to get through to Lorena.
Charlie is greeted by channel owner Wilson Sikorsky. He introduces the detective to attorney Fontella Davis. Sikorski is aware of Lorena’s disappearance and wants Waldo to investigate.
The ratings of the channel are rising because of the news about Pinch. Fontella doubts Charlie. Sikorsky invites Waldo to meet Alistair.
On the site, Pinch is baiting tales. In the frame, Alistair confuses the verdict. A star falls on a newcomer. A headbutt and a left hook teach the young man a lesson. Pinch is fine. His “Not Guilty” ends his shift.
Sikorski introduces Waldo Pinch. The compassion of the boss with the Kudoke Skeleton watch knows no bounds. Alistair invites Charlie to discuss the case at the crime scene.
Pynch offers a drink where Monica was killed. Exclusive furnishings from the deceased got into a glossy magazine. Alistair woke up in the office in the morning, found Monica dead and dialed 911.
The large vase was broken. The nanny from Venezuela also has the keys to the house. That day she was visiting her homeland. Gaby, Pinch’s daughter, goes to kindergarten and knows nothing about her mother’s death.
Gaby runs into the room. Pinch introduces her to Waldo. The detective stays overnight. He texts Lorena and reads a magazine with Pinch’s house on the cover.
In the morning, Pynch, Gaby and Charlie go to kindergarten. The detective wants to talk to caregiver Jane White. She talks about Monica. The mother could not learn poetry with her daughter. Waldo wants to know more details later.
Charlie examines the crime scene. The furniture has been moved. Monica was killed with a heat-resistant glass vase. The statuette Alistair received for his role in Richard III is missing.
The detective goes to meet Jane at the church. The girl sings in the choir.
At the bar, Jane lets her hair down. Ms. White watched reports on the progress of the investigation.
She knows everything about Charlie.
They are drinking. Waldo talks about an old robbery. Three were shot dead. Charlie pinned Donnie Lips. He turned in the shooter, Leidel’s brother. A few years later, Lydel applied for parole. Waldo went to meet Donny, who was in jail for other articles. Donny made up the story. Waldo tried to drag an innocent man out, but Laidel was stabbed to death during a fight.
Charlie wonders why Jane was not shocked by Monica’s death. She hugs the detective.
The detective woke up at Pinch’s in the morning to the sound of sirens. The police are ready for the show. Alistair doesn’t mind. He opens the door. He is handcuffed. The cops don’t talk to Waldo.
Charlie gets to court. Sikorsky made bail for the actor.
Charlie rides his bike to Freddy’s pathologist. The detective needs Monica Pinch’s autopsy report.
The woman died of a cerebral hemorrhage and a strong blow to the right temple. The victim was locked in a house with an alcoholic Pinch, who has two convictions in England for assault.
An unknown person calls Waldo and offers to meet. Charlie makes his way back up the mountain. The trailer lights up. Don Q and the thug Nini rummage through his things. The bandits need the flash drive that Lorena left behind. Charlie has 24 hours.
Waldo meditates and comes to his senses. He buys a pistol.
At the police station, Charlie is considered a rat. After the order of the lieutenant, everyone is silent. Waldo tries to get details from a patrolman named Annis.
When the cops arrived, the door was locked. The alarm went off. They saw Pynch unplug it. The weapon was a vase. Charlie doesn’t think Alistair is capable of swinging an object weighing 28 kilograms and sticking it in the victim’s right eye. He was watching Pinch. The actor is right handed. So it was someone else.
Waldo points to the missing photo figurine. He considers it a crime weapon. The victim hit the vase while falling.
Lieutenant gives Charlie 10 seconds to exit.
Annis remembers that Pynch was drunk and fiddling with the lock.
Jim Cappy appears. He reports the found body of a woman, identified as Lorena. Jim hands Waldo a photo of a body burned beyond recognition. The thing that Charlie Lorena passed on would have put Don Q behind bars for a long time. Waldo runs out of the station.
In the parking lot, someone tied Charlie’s bike with one cable to someone standing next to him. Waldo, furious, tries to separate them. In his memory is the last meeting with Lorena.
Lawyer Warren Gomez approaches Waldo. He set up a bike rack. It is not clear to Gomez’s client why Charlie is helping the killer. Waldo notices a watch on Warren’s wrist, the same as Sikorsky’s. The lawyer offers to disperse in peace. Charlie managed to steal his phone. Gomez turns out to be a journalist from Esquire.
On the phone, Charlie finds the name Darius Jamshidi. Gomez called him recently. Waldo finds Jamshidi’s address. He secretly sneaks into his house, where there are many guests.
Charlie calls Jamshidi’s name to the guests. In silence, he walks around the crowd. Two goons appear. The detective gets into a fight.
Darius Jamshidi comes out to the guests. The owner of the house is ready to chat with Charlie.
Jamshidi wants to buy the Sikorski TV channel. Gomez is dead. He was shot before the detective arrived. Sirens sound. Jamshidi shows Waldo the way to escape.
Waldo wakes up. The house is empty. In the bedroom, he finds a figurine. One of the tables was recently installed. Under the tablecloth, he sees a stain of dried blood. Inside a drawer in the desk, Charlie discovers a phone.
Charlie brings Alistair to the kindergarten. He asks about Jamshidi. Pinch doesn’t know how to help. They were alone with Monica. Pinch doesn’t remember the swap. The table in Charlie’s room was moved from Alistair’s room by someone, and a table from the audience was placed in the actor’s room on the night of the murder.
Gaby prepared a role for the school theater.
Waldo sees that Don Q and Nini are watching them. Charlie rushes to their car. He wants to know about Lauren. The girl was talking about the flash drive when Q was dousing her with gasoline.
Jane is ready to give Waldo a ride to Alistair. On the way, she changes the route and takes Charlie to her place. The girl sits him down, blindfolds him, and shaves off his beard.
In the morning Charlie and Jane part ways near the kindergarten. Gaby notices: Waldo has lost his beard. Between the wheels of the bike, Waldo finds an envelope with an invitation to the premiere.
Charlie receives an email tip from Lorena to look into the elephant’s trunk. The detective races up the mountain. Flash is waiting for him. Waldo calls Nini.
Charlie returns to Los Angeles. An African American is listening to a Swag Dogg track through a speaker. This is the same gangster who broke into the trailer after Lorena arrived. There is a call from the deceased from an unknown number. It’s better not to joke with Don Q.
Waldo meets Don Q and Nini at the recruiting station. Q points his finger at Charlie. Waldo knows that Lorena is alive.
The detective can give the flash drive to the police or exchange it for a story about Lauren. The girl watched the brother-in-law Q, stole a flash drive and started blackmailing.
Jim Cappy appears out of nowhere and searches Q and Charlie. Waldo doesn’t have a flash drive with him. Cappy finds the barrel on the detective and arrests both of them for Lorena’s murder. Charlie announces that she is alive. Nini knocks out Cappy. Waldo has 24 more hours.
In kindergarten, Charlie finds the names of Pinch, Jamshidi and Swag Dogg on the parents’ page.
Waldo asks Alistair about Swag Dogg and Jamshidi. Pinch pretends not to know them. The detective slows him down and reminds him of Gaby. She may also lose her father.
Alistair is ready to fight Charlie. The fights go against the pacifist’s credo, but Waldo topples the actor.
Pinch is frank.
Jane is pregnant by him. The actor was taken aback when he found out about it.
Waldo finds Jane in the kindergarten. She didn’t tell the detective about the Pynch connection. To Miss White, Alistair is just another kindergarten dad. Charlie presses the button on the phone found in the table. Jane’s phone rings. The detective knows that the night Monica was killed, Pynch was waiting for Jane.
Miss White slept with both Swag Dogg and Jamshidi. Jane loves thrills. She hoped that Pynch would leave his wife. One day, Alistair reported Monica’s absence. Jane opened the door to Pinch’s husband. She knew everything. The drunken actor was lying in his office. Monica went crazy when she found out that her husband was sleeping with the teacher. Miss White ran away from her. In the morning she learned of Monica’s death. The girl confirms the pregnancy from Pinch to Waldo. She is invited to the play. Later, she wants to finish with Charlie.
Waldo goes to Jane’s apartment.
The girl ran away.
Sikorski is chatting on the phone in his office. Waldo is ready to share information. Charlie knows who killed Monica Pinch. He tells Wilson about Jane’s escape. The teleboss is sure they will find her. He congratulates the detective. Charlie throws the ball to him. The news of Jane’s pregnancy devastated Monica. Sikorski knew where Pinch’s rewards were.
Waldo asks Sikorsky about Gomez. The victim also had a Kudoke Skeleton watch. The owner of the channel asks the detective to tell from the very beginning.
Sikorski often spent time in Monica’s bedroom. At this time Alistair was with Jane. The mistress called him when she found out about the teacher. Monica wanted to tell Alistair everything and force him to leave the series. Wilson tried to convince Monica. He freaked out, grabbed the Pinch figurine and hit. In the fall, Pinch’s wife hit her head again. The lover wiped off his fingerprints, but there was a speck of blood on the wooden table.
Wilson left, turned off the alarm and threw the figurine in the trash can.
The detective wants to talk about Gomez too. The lawyer blackmailed Sikorski and squeezed his watch. Wilson could not resist and killed him.
Waldo’s plot is like a pilot episode. To Sikorski, Charlie seemed like the last detective who could figure out who killed Monica Pinch and Gomez.
Charlie passes the ball. Wilson takes with his left hand. Now the detective is 100% sure: Sikorski is left-handed. Waldo pulls out a gun. He called the cops.
Charlie puts the teleboss in the police car. He does not see that the car is empty, and the cops are actors from the extras. Sikorski gasps. Waldo chases after him on a bike. Around the corner, he sees an abandoned car in the scenery.
The detective sneaks inside an empty building. He goes to the site where the series with Pinch was filmed. The light turns on. Sikorski jumps out on Waldo and stuns him. Wilson pulls Charlie’s body under the spotlight and wants to fake an accident.
An accurate shot prevents Sikorski from finishing what he started. Soffit stops next to Waldo’s face. Gangsters are watching every step.
Rescuing Waldo was the first part of Q’s plan. The bandit is more interested in the flash drive. On the carrier is Don’s epic about the life of a dealer. Waldo has 24 more hours.
The detective read the epic and sent a message to Lorena.
Charlie is back in Los Angeles. Alistair doesn’t know how to thank the detective.
Lorena is waiting for Waldo. The girl understands that Waldo was happy every minute while he was leading the Pinch case.
The coroner gave Lorena an unidentified body. She burned it. An attack of jealousy makes you ask about a shaved beard. Lorena gets into the convertible and leaves.
Waldo is riding his bike along the highway and can’t see anything around him. He runs into the open door of the car and flies forward by inertia. Lorena jumps out from behind the wheel and presses the detective against the hood with a long kiss.