Arthur is the name of an animated series that airs on PBS in the United States. The series is based on the Arthur books by author Marc Brown. The title character, Arthur (full name Arthur Timothy Read) is an aardvark in the third grade who has two younger sisters: precocious four-year-old D.W. (short for "Dora Winifred") and baby Kate. Arthur's sibling rivalry with D.W. is often a theme of the show. An animated series or cartoon series is a television series produced by means of animation. ... PBS re-directs here; for alternate uses see PBS (disambiguation) PBS logo The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is a non-profit public broadcasting television service with 349 member TV stations in the United States. ... Marc Brown is an American writer of childrens books. ... Binomial name Orycteropus afer Pallas, 1766 The Aardvark (Orycteropus afer) is a medium-sized mammal native to Africa. ...

The program centers around the daily lives of a group of anthropomorphized animal elementary school characters, who deal with various problems such as school plays, classroom assignments, and so forth. Various social issues are also raised by the show, and a diverse range of characters are purposefully used. Among issues raised include asthma, blindness, and divorce. This dog has been dressed in human accessories for humorous effect. ... Phyla Porifera (sponges) Ctenophora (comb jellies) Cnidaria Placozoa Subregnum Bilateria  Acoelomorpha  Orthonectida  Rhombozoa  Myxozoa  Superphylum Deuterostomia     Chordata (vertebrates, etc. ... Primary or elementary education is the first years of formal, structured education that occurs during childhood. ... Blindness can be defined physiologically as the condition of lacking visual perception. ... This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. ...

Arthur is set in fictional Elwood City. While the show's producers have stated that Elwood City has no specific location (so as to allow the viewers to imagine it is located wherever they wish), various fans have suggested it as being set in locations in the Northeast United States such as Massachusetts. State nickname: Bay State Other U.S. States Capital Boston Largest city Boston Governor Mitt Romney (R) Official languages English Area 27,360 km² (44th)  - Land 20,317 km²  - Water 7,043 km² (25. ...

The show's opening theme song is the catchy reggae song Walking Down The Street, performed by Ziggy Marley. Each half hour show contains two self-contained episodes, separated by a live-action vignette of schoolchildren doing a project that is usually related to the subject of the first episode (this vignette is not included in the United Kingdom version of the show). The theme music of a radio or television program is a melody closely associated with the show, and usually played during the title sequence and/or end credits. ... Reggae is a style of music developed in Jamaica and is closely linked to the Rastafari movement, though not universally popular among Rastafarians. ... Ziggy Marley David Ziggy Marley (born October 17, 1968, Kingston, Jamaica) is a Jamaican musician, the oldest son of Rita and Bob Marley. ...

The series often contains a few in-jokes for older viewers (such as parents or older siblings), with Art Garfunkel, Mister Rogers, and even Yo-Yo Ma, the noted cellist, having appeared in animated form on the show. The show make fun of conventions in children's programming. The character's watch fictional cartoons like "The Bionic Bunny", "Dark Bunny" and "Love Ducks" (a parody of the Teletubbies). Arthur Ira Art Garfunkel is an American singer, best known as half of the folk duo Simon and Garfunkel. ... Frederick McFeely Rogers (March 20, 1928 - February 27, 2003) was the host of the internationally acclaimed childrens television show Mister Rogers Neighborhood (1968-2001). ... Album cover Yo-Yo Ma (Chinese: 馬友友; pinyin: ) (born October 7, 1955) is a world-famous French-Chinese-American cellist. ... Alternate meaning: Cello web browser A cropped image to show the relative size of a cello to a human (Uncropped Version) The cello (also violoncello or cello) is a stringed instrument and part of the violin family. ... toys made to Teletubbies images Teletubbies is a BBC childrens television series aimed particularly at babies and pre-school toddlers, produced from 1997 to 2001 by Ragdoll Productions. ...

CINAR Animation produced 125 Arthur cartoons over the period from 1996 to 2005. In October 2004, the spinoff series Postcards From Buster, began airing on PBS. 1996 is a leap year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar, and was designated the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty. ... 2005 is a common year starting on Saturday of the Gregorian calendar and is the current year. ... October is the tenth month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of seven Gregorian months with the length of 31 days. ... 2004 is a leap year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar. ... A spin-off (or spinoff) is a new organization or entity formed by a split from a larger one such as a new company formed from a university research group. ... Postcards From Buster is a childrens television series containing both animation and live-action that airs on PBS, and is a spin-off of the Arthur cartoon series. ...

Cast

• Buster Baxter: a rabbit. Buster is Arthur's best friend, and is a big fan of "Bionic Bunny," the characters' favorite superhero, and believes aliens are real. Buster has asthma, and his parents are divorced (he lives with his mother, Bitzi Baxter). His father is Bo.
• The Brain: a bear. The Brain is the class genius and an only child. Brain is afraid of water, and his greatest loves are math and science. The Brain's real name is Alan Powers; however, only his parents and teachers refer to him by his actual name. Brain's parents run an ice cream shop, and he even works there sometimes. Celebrates Kwanzaa.
• Francine Alice Frensky: a monkey. Francine is a tom boy who loves sports and singing. She is also Jewish. She has a quick temper and she can really start a heated argument. She is also very sarcastic at times. Her father, Oliver Frensky, is a garbage man who appears often in minor roles.
• Katherine Frensky: a monkey. She is Francine's older sister and is into more feminine things such as painting her nails and talking on the phone.
• Sue Ellen Armstrong: a cat. Sue Ellen is a recent transfer to Arthur's school, her family having lived in various spots around the world. She is also interested in the arts and martial arts. Sue Ellen is one of the only characters who is able to challenge Binky, due to her skill in Taekwondo, which Binky at first mistakes for a type of Korean cooking.
• Muffy Crosswire: a monkey. Muffy is the wealthiest girl in school, and tends to be extremely self-centered. Muffy also has a love of boy bands, such as the Backstreet Boys. Her real name is Mary Alice Crosswire. Muffy's father (Edward Crosswire) is the owner of an automobile dealership. She and Francine are best friends, and they even share the same middle name. They enjoy shopping together.
• Binky Barnes: a bulldog. In the beginning of the series, Binky acts as the class bully. However, in later episodes his "sensitive side" emerges as viewers begin to see that he enjoys ballet and playing the clarinet. He also becomes much nicer, and a friend to the other kids. Binky is the one character who's been held back a grade. He is allergic to peanuts. He sometimes hangs out with Molly and a group of rowdier kids. They call themselves the Tough Customers.
• Mr. Nigel Emil Ratburn: a rat. Arthur and the others' teacher, who's quite enthusiastic about education and assigning homework assignments. Mr. Ratburn spends a lot of time puppeteering, and puts on shows for smaller children (like D.W.) Mr. Ratburn also has a sister who is also a teacher who substituted for him in one episode.
• Timmy and Tommy Tibble: bear cubs. A pair of twins who live near Arthur's house, and tend towards obnoxious behavior. They attend the same preschool as D.W. They live with their grandmother.
• Emily: a rabbit is one of D.W.'s friends, she has white fur and blond hair- Emily is on vacation a lot, and seems to be the 'Buster' to DW.
• Nadine: an otter is D.W.'s imaginary friend. She appears less regularly as the show goes on and D.W. matures little by little. In one episode, D.W. ventures into an alternative universe where she is older and it is revealed that Nadine is still 'in existence'.
• Prunella: a poodle. Prunella is interested in yoga and creative arts. She is also very "hokus-pokus", and she likes trying out predictions on her friends. Her favorite book and film series is "Henry Skreever", a parody of Harry Potter.
• Pal: Arthur's small pet dog, who (like the other pets of the characters on the show) isn't anthropomorphized, though a series of episodes have shown him as being able to communicate with baby Kate (and vice-versa).
• Marina: a rabbit. Marina is a recent addition to the Arthur cast. She is blind, and she is Prunella's best friend. Marina helps children learn about being blind and how a kid can be different but still normal.
• Rubella: a poodle. She Prunella's older sister, she often reads Tarot cards and reads from a Crystal Ball- she seems to be Prunella's role model in life.
• Molly Macdonald: a rabbit. She's older then most of the cast- she's a skater with short hair and cut jeans. She plays a large part in the episode Don't Ask Muffy and is also often seen with Binky Barnes and other (un-named) older children. Her mother is Sarah Macdonald, who appears irregularly in the series.
• Jenna Morgan: a grey cat. She's in Arthur's class at school, and plays a background role. Jenna is very good at sports, the only person who can beat Francine at most things, including winning Athlete of the year over Francine. She occasionally wets the bed at night, as revealed in an episode where she's invited to Muffy's sleepover. She is allergic to milk.
• George Schmegengi Nordgren: a moose. He's a character who owns a puppet giraffe, which he learns to use from Mr Ratburn, who also spends a lot of time puppeteering. George is Swedish
• Fern Walters: a dog. Fern likes poetry and is a popular character in fanfiction and among fans despite her lack of appearances.
• "Mom": Arthur's mother (an aardvark). She seems to be un-named in the series. She works in an office as an accountant and is patient and kind, she knows how to work a computer well and is willing to help Arthur with his homework. Mom's real name is Jane Read.
• "Dad"; Arthur's father (an aardvark). He's caring, like Arthur's mother, and patient with D.W. He works as a caterer and chef and is very good at it, though he lacks organisation. "Dad"'s real name is David Read.
• Grandma Thora Read: Arthur and D.W.'s paternal grandmother (an aardvark) and David Read's mother, who is quite caring but tends toward being a bad cook. Grandma Thora is based on Brown's own grandmother Thora, who encouraged him by saving his childhood drawings in a bottom drawer.
• Grandpa Dave: Arthur and D.W.'s grandfather, Jane Read's father- his surname is unknown. He tells stories which Arthur and D.W. enjoy, though often he can make things up and pretend they're real.
• Mrs. MacGrady: a hamster. She is a dinner lady at Arthur's school who he's friendly with. She who plays bingo with Grandma Thora.
• Mr. Herbert Haney (a bear). He is the headmaster of Arthur's school, he is usually seen when he's punishing a student (normally Binky). Mr.Haney is often the victim of misfortune.
• Paige Turner (a rabbit). She is the librarian of Arthur's school, and also works at the local library voluntarily.
• Bionic Bunny (a rabbit) is Arthur and Buster's favourite fictional character, who is often seen battling aliens and resembles superman. He's countered by Mary Moocow, a singing cow resembling Barney and Friends, who's the favourite fictional character of the younger characters (D.W., the Tibbles, Emily, Nadine, etc.)
• Mr. Morris: a dog and the janitor at Lakewood Elementary School in Elwood City. He lives in New Mexico. He gave Buster Baxter his accordian.
• Rattles a boy that is a member of the Tough Customers.
• Mrs. Pariso a woman who is Francine's new neighbor and she likes horses and has a hearing aid.

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It might be assumed that in Arthur's universe, nonanthropomorized animals such as Pal coexisting with sentient members of the same species such as Binky or Prunella might be akin to how humans and primates (such as chimpanzees) coexist with each other in the real world. Indeed, several episodes have shown such mixtures as sentient canines working at animal shelters. Sentience is the capacity for basic consciousness -- the ability to feel or perceive, not necessarily including the faculty of self-awareness. ... In biology, a species is, loosely speaking, a group of related organisms that share a more or less distinctive form and are capable of interbreeding. ... Type species Pan troglodytes Common Chimpanzee Species Pan troglodytes Pan paniscus Chimpanzee, often abbreviated to chimp, is the common name for two species in the genus Pan. ... Sentience is the capacity for basic consciousness -- the ability to feel or perceive, not necessarily including the faculty of self-awareness. ... A canine may refer to: a canine tooth. ...

Episode list and funders

Funding for Arthur is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Viewers Like You and the National Endownment for Children's Educational Television and by The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations. Additional funding is provided by Ready to Learn, The United States Department of Education, The No Child Left Behind Act, and by PBS. Corporate funding is provided by Baby GAP, Chuck E Cheese's, LEGO blocks, and Libby's Juicy Juice.

Season 1

• 1. 1-1 1-01 02-Sep-1996 - Arthur's Eyes / Francine's Bad Hair Day
• 2. 1-2 1-02 09-Sep-1996 - Arthur and the Real Mr. Ratburn / Arthur's Spelling Trubble
• 3. 1-3 1-03 16-Sep-1996 - D.W. All Wet / Buster's Dino Dilemma
• 4. 1-4 1-04 23-Sep-1996 - D.W.'s Imaginary Friend / Arthur's Lost Library Book
• 5. 1-5 1-05 07-Oct-1996 - Arthur's Pet Business / D.W. the Copycat
• 6. 1-6 1-06 14-Oct-1996 - Locked in the Library / Arthur Accused!
• 7. 1-7 1-07 21-Oct-1996 - Arthur Goes to Camp / Buster Makes the Grade
• 8. 1-8 1-08 28-Oct-1996 - Arthur's New Puppy / Arthur Bounces Back
• 9. 1-9 1-09 04-Nov-1996 - Arthur Babysits / Arthur's Cousin Catastrophe
• 10. 1-10 1-10 11-Nov-1996 - Arthur's Birthday / Francine Frensky, Superstar
• 11. 1-11 1-11 18-Nov-1996 - Arthur's Baby / D.W.'s Baby
• 12. 1-12 1-12 25-Nov-1996 - Arthur Writes a Story / Arthur's Lost Dog
• 13. 1-13 1-13 02-Dec-1996 - So Long, Spanky / Buster's New Friend
• 14. 1-14 1-14 09-Dec-1996 - Arthur the Wrecker / Arthur and the True Francine
• 15. 1-15 1-15 16-Dec-1996 - Arthur's Family Vacation / Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm
• 16. 1-16 1-16 06-Jan-1997 - Arthur and the Crunch Cereal Contest / D.W. Flips
• 17. 1-17 1-17 13-Jan-1997 - Meek for a Week / Arthur, World's Greatest Gleeper
• 18. 1-18 1-18 20-Jan-1997 - Arthur's Chicken Pox / Sick as a Dog
• 19. 1-19 1-19 27-Jan-1997 - D.W. Rides Again / Arthur Makes the Team
• 20. 1-20 1-20 03-Feb-1997 - Arthur's Almost Boring Day / The Half-Baked Sale
• 21. 1-21 1-21 10-Feb-1997 - Sue Ellen Moves In / The Perfect Brother
• 22. 1-22 1-22 17-Feb-1997 - D.W.'s Snow Mystery / Team Trouble
• 23. 1-23 1-23 24-Feb-1997 - Bully for Binky / Mis-fortune Teller
• 24. 1-24 1-24 03-Mar-1997 - Arthur's Tooth / D.W. Gets Lost
• 25. 1-25 1-25 10-Mar-1997 - D.W. Thinks Big / Arthur Cleans Up
• 26. 1-26 1-26 21-Apr-1997 - My Dad, the Garbage Man / Poor Muffy
• 27. 1-27 1-27 28-Apr-1997 - D.W.'s Blankie / Arthur's Substitute Teacher Trouble
• 28. 1-28 1-28 19-May-1997 - I'm a Poet / The Scare-Your-Pants-Off Club!
• 29. 1-29 1-29 26-May-1997 - My Club Rules! / Stolen Bike
• 30. 1-30 1-30 02-Jun-1997 - Arthur's First Sleepover / Arthur's New Years Eve

Season 2

• 31. 2-1 2-01 22-Sep-1997 - Arthur Meets Mr. Rogers / Draw!
• 32. 2-2 2-02 29-Sep-1997 - Binky Barnes, Art Expert / Arthur's Lucky Pencil
• 33. 2-3 2-03 06-Oct-1997 - D.W., the Picky Eater / Buster and the Daredevils
• 34. 2-4 2-04 13-Oct-1997 - Arthur Makes a Movie / Go to Your Room, D.W.
• 35. 2-5 2-05 20-Oct-1997 - Arthur's Underwear / Francine Frensky, Olympic Rider
• 36. 2-6 2-06 27-Oct-1997 - Buster Baxter, Cat Saver / Play it Again, D.W.
• 37. 2-7 2-07 03-Nov-1997 - Arthur's TV-Free Week / Night Fright
• 38. 2-8 2-08 10-Nov-1997 - Arthur vs. the Piano / The Big Blow-Up
• 39. 2-9 2-09 08-Dec-1997 - Lost! / The Short, Quick Summer
• 40. 2-10 2-10 15-Dec-1997 - D.W. Goes to Washington / Arthur's Mystery Envelope
• 41. 2-11 2-11 19-Jan-1998 - D.W.'s Deer Friend / Buster Hits the Books
• 42. 2-12 2-12 28-Jan-1998 - Arthur's Faraway Friend / Arthur and the Square Dance
• 43. 2-13 2-13 07-Feb-1998 - Water and the Brain / Arthur the Unfunny
• 44. 2-14 2-14 14-Feb-1998 - Sue Ellen's Lost Diary / Arthur's Knee
• 45. 2-15 2-15 09-Mar-1998 - Grandma Thora Appreciation Day / Fern's Slumber Party
• 46. 2-16 2-16 16-Mar-1998 - Love Notes for Muffy / D.W. Blows the Whistle
• 47. 2-17 2-17 23-Mar-1998 - Francine Redecorates / Arthur the Loser
• 48. 2-18 2-18 27-Apr-1998 - Arthur vs. the Very Mean Crossing Guard / D.W.'s Very Bad Mood
• 49. 2-19 2-19 18-May-1998 - D.W.'s Name Game / Finders Key-pers
• 50. 2-20 2-20 25-May-1998 - How the Cookie Crumbles / Sue Ellen's Little Sister

Season 3

• 51. 3-1 3-01 21-Sep-1998 - Buster's Back / The Ballad of Buster Baxter
• 52. 3-2 3-02 28-Sep-1998 - D.W., All Fired Up / I'd Rather Read It Myself
• 53. 3-3 3-03 05-Oct-1998 - Arthur Goes Crosswire / Sue Ellen and the Brainasaurus
• 54. 3-4 3-04 12-Oct-1998 - Background Blues / And Now Let's Talk to Some Kids
• 55. 3-5 3-05 02-Nov-1998 - The Chips Are Down / Revenge of the Chip
• 56. 3-6 3-06 09-Nov-1998 - Binky Rules / Meet Binky
• 57. 3-7 3-07 16-Nov-1998 - Arthur Rides the Bandwagon / Dad's Dessert Dilemma
• 58. 3-8 3-08 07-Dec-1998 - Popular Girls / Buster's Growing Grudge
• 59. 3-9 3-09 04-Jan-1999 - Arthur's Treasure Hunt / The Return of the King
• 60. 3-10 3-10 11-Jan-1999 - Attack of the Turbo Tibbles / D.W. Tricks the Tooth Fairy
• 61. 3-11 3-11 08-Feb-1999 - Double Tibble Trouble / Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival
• 62. 3-12 3-12 15-Mar-1999 - What Scared Sue Ellen? / Clarissa is Cracked
• 63. 3-13 3-13 26-Apr-1999 - Arthur's Dummy Disaster / Francine and the Feline
• 64. 3-14 3-14 24-May-1999 - Mom and Dad Have a Great Big Fight / D.W.'s Perfect Wish
• 65. 3-15 3-15 31-May-1999 - Arthur and D.W. Clean Up / The Long, Dull Winter

Season 4

• 66. 4-1 4-01 06-Sep-1999 - D.W.'s Library Card / Arthur's Big Hit
• 67. 4-2 4-02 13-Sep-1999 - Hide and Snake / Muffy's New Best Friend
• 68. 4-3 4-03 20-Sep-1999 - Buster's Breathless / The Fright Stuff
• 69. 4-4 4-04 27-Sep-1999 - The Contest / Prove It
• 70. 4-5 4-05 04-Oct-1999 - The Blizzard / The Rat Who Came to Dinner
• 71. 4-6 4-06 11-Oct-1999 - D.W. Tale Spins / Prunella Gets it Twice
• 72. 4-7 4-07 18-Oct-1999 - Binky Barnes, Wingman! / To Beat or Not to Beat
• 73. 4-8 4-08 25-Oct-1999 - 1001 Dads / Prunella's Prediction
• 74. 4-9 4-09 01-Nov-1999 - What is that Thing? / Buster's Best Behavior
• 75. 4-10 4-10 08-Nov-1999 - My Music Rules / That's a Baby Show!

Season 5

• 76. 5-1 5-01 04-Sep-2000 - Arthur and the Big Riddle / Double Dare
• 77. 5-2 5-02 11-Sep-2000 - Kids are From Earth, Parents are From Pluto / Nerves of Steal
• 78. 5-3 5-03 18-Sep-2000 - It's a No-Brainer / The Shore Thing
• 79. 5-4 5-04 25-Sep-2000 - The World Record / The Cave
• 80. 5-5 5-05 02-Oct-2000 - The Lousy Week / You Are Arthur...
• 81. 5-6 5-06 09-Oct-2000 - The Election / Francine Goes to War
• 82. 5-7 5-07 16-Oct-2000 - Sleep No More / Pet Peeved
• 83. 5-8 5-08 23-Oct-2000 - The Last of Mary Moo Cow / Bitzi's Beau
• 84. 5-9 5-09 30-Oct-2000 - Just Desserts / The Big Dig
• 85. 5-10 5-10 06-Nov-2000 - Arthur's Family Feud / Muffy Gets Mature

Special

• S-1 5-11 23-Nov-2000 - Arthur's Perfect Christmas

Season 6

• 86. 6-1 6-01 24-Sep-2001 - Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked / Best of the Nest
• 87. 6-2 6-02 01-Oct-2001 - Arthur Plays the Blues / Buster's Sweet Success
• 88. 6-3 6-03 08-Oct-2001 - Prunella's Special Edition / The Secret Life of Dogs and Babies
• 89. 6-4 6-04 15-Oct-2001 - Muffy's Soccer Shocker / Brother Can You Spare a Clarinet?
• 90. 6-5 6-05 22-Oct-2001 - The Boy Who Cried Comet! / Arthur and Los Vecínos
• 91. 6-6 6-06 29-Oct-2001 - Citizen Frensky / D.W.'s Backpack Mishap
• 92. 6-7 6-07 05-Nov-2001 - The Boy with His Head in the Clouds / More!
• 93. 6-8 6-08 12-Nov-2001 - Rhyme for Your Life / For Whom the Bell Tolls
• 94. 6-9 6-09 19-Nov-2001 - The Good Sport / Crushed
• 95. 6-10 6-10 26-Nov-2001 - Arthur Loses His Marbles / Friday the 13th

Special

• S-2 7-00 01-Sep-2002 - Arthur, It's Only Rock and Roll

Season 7

• 96. 7-1 7-01 08-Oct-2002 - Cast Away / The Great Sock Mystery
• 97. 7-2 7-02 09-Oct-2002 - Francine's Split Decision / Muffy Goes Metropolitan
• 98. 7-3 7-03 10-Oct-2002 - Ants in Arthur's Pants / Don't Ask Muffy
• 99. 7-4 7-04 11-Oct-2002 - To Tibble the Truth / Waiting to Go
• 100. 7-5 7-05 14-Oct-2002 - Elwood City Turns 100!
• 101. 7-6 7-09 28-Nov-2002 - Prunella Sees the Light / Return of the Snowball
• 102. 7-7 7-07 26-Nov-2002 - D.W.'s Time Trouble / Buster's Amish Mismatch
• 103. 7-8 7-08 27-Nov-2002 - The World of Tomorrow / Is There a Doctor in the House?
• 104. 7-9 7-06 25-Nov-2002 - Pick a Car, Any Car / Jenna's Bedtime Blues
• 105. 7-10 7-10 29-Nov-2002 - April 9th

Season 8

• 106. 8-1 8-01 15-Sep-2003 - Dear Adil / Bitzi's Break-Up
• 107. 8-2 8-02 16-Sep-2003 - Fernfern and the Secret of Moose Mountain / Thanks a Lot, Binky
• 108. 8-3 8-03 17-Sep-2003 - Arthur's Snow Biz / Bugged
• 109. 8-4 8-04 18-Sep-2003 - Fernkenstein's Monster / D.W., Dancing Queen
• 110. 8-5 8-05 19-Sep-2003 - Vomitrocious! / Sue Ellen Chickens Out
• 111. 8-6 8-06 22-Dec-2003 - Postcards From Buster!
• 112. 8-7 8-07 23-Dec-2003 - Desk Wars / Desperately Seeking Stanley
• 113. 8-8 8-08 24-Dec-2003 - Muffy's Art Attack / Tales from the Crib
• 114. 8-9 8-09 25-Dec-2003 - Flea to Be You and Me / Kiss and Tell
• 115. 8-10 8-10 26-Dec-2003 - Big Horns George / *Bleep*

Season 9

• 116. 9-1 9-01 27-Dec-2004 - Castle in the Sky / Tipping the Scales
• 117. 9-2 9-02 28-Dec-2004 - Francine's Big Top Trouble / George Blows His Top
• 118. 9-3 9-03 29-Dec-2004 - Arthur Weighs In / The Law of the Jungle Gym
• 119. 9-4 9-04 30-Dec-2004 - Buster's Green Thumb / My Fair Tommy
• 120. 9-5 9-05 31-Dec-2004 - Lights, Camera, Opera! / All Worked Up!
• 121. 9-6 9-06 04-Apr-2005 - Arthur Makes Waves / It Came From Beyond
• 122. 9-7 9-07 05-Apr-2005 - Three's a Crowd / "A" is for Angry
• 123. 9-8 9-08 06-Apr-2005 - The "A" Team / Emily Swallows a Horse
• 124. 9-9 9-09 07-Apr-2005 - D.W. Beats All / Buster the Myth Maker
• 125. 9-10 9-10 08-Apr-2005 - Binky Goes Nuts / Breezy Listening Blues

Trivia

• Everyone wears the same outfit in almost every episode, although some outfits have changed over the years.

• Arthur, D.W., and The Brain are the only characters whose voice talents have changed over the seasons[1]

Mrs.McGrady's first name is Sara.

The characters who help with moving (furniture, etc. from house to house) are always ducks.

• Arthur's school Janitor is a Dog, named Mr. Morris. Arthur has a dog as a pet, Pal.

External links

• PBS Kids: Arthur
• Elwood City Downtown Core