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The Bowl of Fruit

"The Bowl of Fruit" is poem that is written and recited by George at the library in "Arthur's Dummy Disaster."
==The Poem==
"An orange, an apple, and a banana;
this bowl of fruit doesn't come from a can-a.
It's real, it's fresh, it's good to eat;
the stuff from a can is much too sweet."
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The Boy Who Cried Comet/Transcript

Arthur Read: Imagine you're traveling through another dimension. A dimension not only a sight in sound, but a fantasy. A dimension where teachers are aliens and principals are robots. 
Robot Haney: Hello. How are you? (repeats two more times; then malfunctions) 
Arthur: A dimension where there are more UFOs in the sky than stars. Look! There's a sign up ahead. Your next stop: The Buster Zone!
(Intertitle) 
THE BOY WHO CRIED COMET
Writer: Peter K. Hirsch --- Storyboard Artists: Elie Klimos and Zhigang Wang
Binky Barnes: (V.O.) The Boy Who Cried Comet!
(Back to the story)
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Fern: Hello, Arthur. I see you overslept your alarm clock.
Arthur: What makes you say that?
Fern: You’re wearing two different colored socks, your shirts on inside out, and you didn’t brush your teeth. It all points to one conclusion: you were in a rush. Why? Because you slept late.
Arthur: That’s amazing.
Fern: I’m reading Mrs. Marbles’ “Handbook for Young Detectives”. It’s all in the details.
=== # ===
According to Buster’s tale, a U.F.O. communicated with him using colored lights and sound.
Buster: And somehow I knew exactly what that meant. It was alien for: “We come in peace”.
Brain: Are you sure it wasn’t alien for “car alarm”?
=== # ===
Buster: You’ll see, Brain. I’ll get you proof. Then we will see who has the shoe on the other hand.
=== # ===
Buster: Ah, instructions! Aw, they’re in Japanese.   Arthur turns the instructions around.   Oh, that’s better.
=== # ===
Brain: No way! Why should I go around telling people a comet is coming?
Buster: Because they’ll believe you. You seem so sciencey.
Brain: That’s because I back up what I say with facts, unlike some people. And “sciencey” isn’t a word.
The Brain's House

The Brain's HouseElwood City Map is the house in Elwood City that Brain resides in with his parents. It is located about 5 blocks from Mrs. Powers's Ice Cream Shop. In Arthur's Missing Pal, Brain has cameras attached to his house.
==Rooms==
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==Electronics==
Brain's First Computer.png|Brain's first computer with the CRT monitor in early seasons.
== Trivia ==
* In Arthur vs. the Very Mean Crossing Guard, Brain had a fantasy that his house was being towed away. That is similar to the idea of houses in rural areas that are shipped on top of trucks and dropped on their properties.
==References==
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The Buzzard

The Buzzard is a roller coaster ride at Wonderworld. D.W. and Bud really want to ride it and try to get on, despite not being tall enough. Ladonna says that The Buzzard is as high as a skyscraper and is for kids in astronaut school. Arthur thinks it's just another ride for kids. Bongo measures the height for this ride. 
==Gallery==
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The Car Talk guys

The Car Talk guys are the hosts of the radio show Car Talk.
They once drove through Elwood City, where they stopped for chocolate malted milk shakes at The Sugar Bowl. Their family car was a '51 Dodge, which one of the brothers ruined by letting it run out of oil.
When Arthur Read called on the show, they helped him solve the problem with his family's car.
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The Case of the Coin Purloined

==Plot==
Los Viajeros go to Fort Leonard and are provided with a "Coin of Excellence". Carlos gives the coin to Buster, but he loses it. Buster discovers a note that mysteriously appeared in his pocket, which makes him believe that the coin was stolen. After meeting Erin, Buster heads out into the desert and eventually discovers what happened to the coin and he gets a reward of his own for his work.
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
==References==
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The Case of the Coin Purloined (DVD)

The Case of the Coin Purloined is a Postcards from Buster DVD. It was released on September 2, 2008.https://www.amazon.com/Case-Coin-Purloined-Leonard-Missouri/dp/B0019QOKSW
== Production ==
=== Actors ===
There are a total of 5 actors, which are: Daniel Brochu, Vanessa Abruzzo, Elizabeth Diaga, Stephanie Martin, and Glenn Coulson.
=== Director ===
The only director is Jyllian Gunther.
== Audio ==
The audio is Dolby stereo.
== Screen Format ==
The screen format is 4 x 3.
== References ==
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The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia

thumb|250pxThe Chronicles of Ahmayzzia is a ten-part fantasy epic movie series seen in the episode "The Chronicles of Buster."
==Story==
Will Nobody fell through his toy chest into the land of Ahmayzzia, where he discovers he was the Prince of Light, destined to save Ahmayzzia from Pordro, Lord of Darkness!
==Gallery==
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The Choosen One 4.JPG|Will using the staff's power.
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Will's Room.JPG|Will's room.
The Choosen One 5.JPG|Will versus a dragon.
The Choosen One 6.JPG|Will defeats dragon.
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==Trivia==
*The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia is a combinated tribute to:
**The Lord of the Rings
***Endengorn's name is a reference to Aragorn's name.
***When Pordro is above the volcano, it bears a striking resemblance to the Eye of Sauron.
***The land of Ahmayzzia is a parody of Middle-Earth and the land of Narnia.
**The Chronicles of Narnia
***The title is based on "The Chronicles of Narnia"
***The sundial in the snowy forest is like the lamp post in the snowy forest.
***Turning the TV sets and DVD players to stone is like the White Witch turning the Narnians to stone.
***Will Nobody fell into his toy chest, as the Pevensie children fell into the wardrobe.
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The Coolest Place I've Been

The Coolest Place I've Been is a song heard in the Postcards From Buster episode "Spring Break".
==Lyrics==
[throat singing]
Well, it's the land of dreams
The coolest place I've been
So if you like extremes,
You're gonna wear a grin.
The land of dazzling days
And most amazing nights
It's more than just a craze
So grab the quickest flight.
Iqaluit in Nunavut in Canada...
There's really no contest,
Iqaluit's the best.
Iqaluit in Nunavut in Canada...
The coolest place I've been.
Iqaluit in Nunavut in Canada...
The coolest place I've been.
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The Dummy in the Closet

Category:Objects
The Dummy in the Closet was a story that George wrote in "The Boy with His Head in the Clouds" just before he got tested for dyslexia. Mr. Ratburn said that it was very creative and even reminiscent of Poe's work but that he had a lot of trouble reading it. George also misspelled every word in his story (except for the word "in"), even his name, and spelled his title, "TEh DUMI IN TH KLZT".
==Trivia==
*The first page of George's story reads: "Once there was a dummy named Wally who lived in a box in a closet. He was so very lonely and all he wanted was to be loved. One day Wally..."
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The Election/Transcript

== Title Card ==
THE ELECTION
Written by: Joseph Purdy—Storyboard by: Robert Yap
Francine Frensky: (V.O.) The Election!
== In Nigel Ratburn's Classroom ==
Mr. Ratburn: And to conclude our government in action unit, I thought it would be informative to hold a mock election. Anyone who would like to run is welcome. We will look at each aspect of the election. Campaigning, pinpointing important issues, debating, and of course, voting.
Muffy: Free Country?
Arthur: I think binky dsleserved to win.
Buster: Yeah, His ideas were pretty great.
Muffy: And I won't forgot this Ever!
Buster: I told you Muffy takes things too seriously.
Arthur: I hope she doesn't lose a real election.
Mr. Ratburn: Pro wresting matchings to be shown on TVs in each classroom All Day!
Binky: Aww.
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The Elusive Moose

The Elusive Moose is a song performed in the Postcards From Buster episode "Moose on the Loose." It was written by Glen Berger and Claudio Ragazzi.
==Lyrics==
Oh, wide Wyoming,
My hat is off to you.
I could spend my life just roaming,
Taking in your view.
The howling of the coyotes
And the murmur of the brook,
I saw all sorts of things
Once I began to look
Could I refuse to hear the call
Of the wild
Especially the moose
The elusive moose!
Could I refuse to hear the call
Of the wild
Especially the moose
The elusive moose!
Oh, elusive moose!
Oh, yeah!
Hear the call of the elusive moose... 
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The Elwood City Dump

The Elwood City Dump is the municipal dump for Elwood City. The dump itself does not appear in many episodes, but the trash trucks for the dump are seen passing by in the background in a few episodes. Francine's father, Oliver, works here as a trashman. In the episode "Stolen Bike", Francine's father built another bike for her out of parts found in the dump. Also in the episode, "Arthur Cleans Up", Oliver gives Arthur a tour of the dump's research facility and shows him the technology they use to collect trash. Another reference is in the episode "Citizen Frensky", where Buster pushes a button in the garbage truck which empties all the trash into the street. In other episodes Francine is seen washing the truck.
==Appearances==
*125b Arthur Cleans Up
*126a My Dad, the Garbage Man
*129b Stolen Bike
*214b Arthur's Knee
*217a Francine Redecorates
*406b Prunella Gets it Twice
*606a Citizen Frensky
*706a Pick a Car, Any Car (fantasy)
*1008a Binky vs. Binky
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The Encyclopedia of Creatures of the Dark

The Encyclopedia of Creatures of the Dark is a book written by Robert Baxter, under the pen name "Beatrex Trobb." It appears in "Fright Night." The book contains a chapter on lycanbunnies, detailing that they come out during full moons and hunt for prey. It includes lycanbunny sightings, such as one in a Franch village in 1521 and a near-capture of a lycanbunny in Japan in 1844.
According to the encyclopedia, if one is scratched by a lycanbunny, they become one themselves. It also reads that lycanbunnies can be deterred if one sleeps in a bed made from a mulberry tree. They do not go near garlic and silver can return them to their normal form.
Arthur doubts that the information in the book is true, but Buster believes it because it is an encyclopedia. Buster's uncle, Bob, then confesses that he made up the book and that he writes scary stories in addition to being an engineer.
==Trivia==
*In the episode, the book title is written onscreen as The Encyclopedia of the Creatures of the Dark (emphasis added). However, Arthur and Uncle Bob do not say the second "the" in their dialogue.
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The Factoid Front

The Factoid Front was a television show that explored myths and unexplained scientific phenomenon, hosted by Dr. Martin Spivak. It had a large following, including Buster and Mr. Morris, though others were skeptical of its accuracy, such as Brain. The show was cancelled due to its reporting of "half-truths and bad science".
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*"Buster Isn't Buying It"
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The First Noel

"The First Noel" is a traditional Christmas carol. Track 3 of the album Arthur's Perfect Christmas, it is one of several such carols performed by D.W., however, D.W. does not sing the songs correctly. She instead sings her own entirely made up lyrics to the tunes of the original songs.
==Lyrics==
I, D.W. Read, will now sing some Christmas carols.
The first Noel, the second Noel
The third Noel, the fourth Noel
If you need more than that
Get somebody else
'Cause I can't count higher than four Noels.
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The Freddy Sprangler Show

The Freddy Sprangler Show is a talk show that Arthur watches in the episode "Arthur's Family Feud."
On the show, the host Freddy Sprangler asks a woman named Cheryl how she felt when the other woman on the show, Ethal, ran off with her husband, stole all her money, and burned her house down. Cheryl reveals that it made her angry, and she and Ethal try to fight each other while being held back by Freddy's security guards.
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
*The show is a parody of and The Maury Show.
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The Frenskwire Sisters Show

"The Frenskwire Sisters Show" is a series of theme songs to an imaginary TV show about Muffy and Francine as siblings in "Matchmaker, Match Breaker". The theme of the show is a parody of the TV show, "Laverne & Shirley."
==Lyrics==
There are three versions of the theme song:
"Happy Version"
They used to be friends--now they're related,
Always together, never separated,
Who are those beautiful two?
The Frenskwire Sisters, that's who.
"Sad Version"
(Muffy: Slow down, I can't keep up.)
(Francine: Keep up? You're not even pedaling.)
They used to be friends--now they're related,
Thought they would like it, turns out they hate it,
Who are these miserable two?
The Frenskwire Sisters, that's who.
"Finale"
They're still just friends--no, they're not related,
Never gonna be 'cause of the mess they created,
Who are these meddling two?
Muffy and Francine, that's who!
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The Frensky Star

The Frensky Star was a newspaper that was created by Francine Frensky in the episode Citizen Frensky. It spread gossip about students and teachers from Lakewood Elementary, and also other various gossip. Its unofficial sponsor was Crosswire Motors, which printed the copies of the "newspaper", until Muffy removed the sponsorship when Francine spread rumors about her. Catherine decided to stop all of this, so she made "The Inquirer" which spread gossip about Francine. This caused Francine to regret her actions and stop making the newspaper. 
She continued making it at a certain point, but stopped writing gossip and taking embarrassing photos. The newspaper's motto is, "The latest in Elwood City news and opinion". In subsequent episodes, The Frensky Star is no longer a tabloid newspaper, and also became an online news website.
An issue of the Frensky Star appears in "Don't Ask Muffy." Another issue of the Frensky Star also appears in "Buster's Secret Admirer," when an article appears about Buster trying to find out about his secret admirer. This issue, however, has a different layout and appearance than other issues seen and adopted a new logo in the Blackletter font. It also appears in "Muffy and the Big Bad Blog" as an online website. A weekend edition appears in "Fern's Flights of Fancy".
== Appearances ==
* Citizen Frensky
* Don't Ask Muffy
* April 9th (mentioned)
* Fernlets by Fern
* Prunella and the Haunted Locker
* Buster's Secret Admirer
* Muffy and the Big Bad Blog
* Arthur Calls It
* Fern's Flights of Fancy
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The Giant Pumpkins

==Summary==
Buster learns from Scotty how he grows humongous pumpkins for competitions. He also gets to do some Oregon mountain biking.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Scotty Delattes
*Jordan
*Carlos Velasquez
*Mora Velasquez
*Drummer
*Keyboardist
*Bo Baxter
*Steve Delattes
*Susie Delattes
*Brett Hester
*Meriwether Lewis (fantasy)
*William Clark (fantasy)
*Melissa Brittany
*Daniel Brittany
*Ashley
*Jordan's dad
*Dravin
*Emily
*Kyle
*Scotty's sister
==Songs==
*"Heading into Oregon"
==Home Video==
DVD:
*Buster's Outdoor Journeys
*Postcards From Buster: The Complete Series
==Soucres==
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The Good Sport (2002 DVD)

The Good Sport is a DVD containing 3 episodes of .
==Episodes==
*609a "The Good Sport"
*604a "Muffy's Soccer Shocker" (and that episode's And Now a Word from Us Kids segment)
*205b "Francine Frensky, Olympic Rider"
== Trivia ==
* This video is the only Sony Wonder DVD that is still being sold at the PBS Kids Shop. This is because the 2011 DVD features the banned episode, "Room to Ride". It also has the Justin Bradley versions of "Muffy's Soccer Shocker" and "The Good Sport".
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The Good Sport (2011 DVD)

The Good Sport is a DVD featuring 8 episodes of .
==Episodes==
*1006a "The Curse of the Grebes"
*1006b "Arthur Changes Gears"
*1202a "Room to Ride"
*1202b "The Frensky Family Fiasco"
*609a "The Good Sport"
*609b "Crushed"
*119a "D.W. Rides Again"
*119b "Arthur Makes the Team"
== Trivia ==
* They no longer sell this DVD on the PBS Kids shop website due to the banning of the episode "Room to Ride." They sell the 2002 DVD instead. However, it is still available via Amazon.com.
* The descriptive audio track for "The Good Sport/Crushed" uses the original broadcast version with Justin Bradley's Arthur voice.
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The Great Lint Rush

==Summary==
Mr. Toad is back! And he is ready to corner the Sock Market, leaving everyone in Elwood City barefoot and bereft.
==Plot==
Arthur gets dressed, realizing his socks are missing. D.W. blames him for stealing socks until their father comes and asks if they've seen his socks. Meanwhile, Pal is dragging all their socks to the Sock Market Exchange. The sock market has crashed after Mr. Toad bought all socks. After having a conversation with Mr. Toad's wife, Toady, Pal conferences with Mr. Toad, asking if he could give back the socks he bought. Instead, Mr. Toad puts a sock on loan, with a few hot dogs. He had to bring back the sock in a week, as well as 10 other socks with it, or else bullfrogs would take over their house. After giving Baby Kate the news, frogs started to appear in the house. Amigo and Pal come up with a plan to get some socks back by bribing Mr. Toad into a trade. They gather a lot of lint and had their friend Killer spread the word, "Everyone loves lint." After lint became popular, Toady becomes jealous and asks Mr. Toad why they don't have lint. He thinks about it for a while, maybe it is useful. The day Mr. Toad came to collect the loan, Pal agrees that he wasn't able to pay him back and said to Kate to "pack up the lint". Mr. Toad gets interested and traded all his socks for the lint and the sock market opens up again.
==Characters==
*Kate Read
*Pal
*Amigo
*Mr. Toad
*Toady
*Arthur Read
*D.W. Read
*David Read
*Killer
*Amigo's great-grandfather (flashback)
*Amigo's great-grandfather's owner (flashback)
==Trivia==
*Timeline: This episode serves as a sequel to "The Great Sock Mystery."
===Cultural references===
*The "Lint Rush" is an obvious parody of a .
*The "Great Chilly Toes Scare of 1929" is most likely a parody of the "Red Scare" and the "Great Depression."
*Ben St. Bernardky references Ben Bernanke, who was chairman of the Federal Reserve when the episode was made.
*The Wart Street Journal refers to the Wall Street Journal.
==Gallery==
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==References==
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The Great MacGrady/Transcript

Mr. Ratburn: Class dismissed.
Francine: Ugh! I thought class would never end! I'm starving! Buster: Me, too. I wonder what's for lunch.
Leah MacGrady: Wow! That was some performance!  We should have this ride every year and call it the Tour de Francine.
Francine: You came! Does that mean you're all better? Not quite. But I'm feeling pretty good today.
Francine: I'm sorry I haven't come to see you. I just... I was afraid that...
Mrs. MacGrady: You don't have to explain. It can be pretty frightening to see someone you care about when they're sick. There is something you could do to make it up to me, though.
Francine: Just name it.
Mrs. MacGrady: First put some of this hand sanitizer on.
Francine: Now what?
Mrs. MacGrady: Now give me a big hug.
Francine: I've really missed you.
Mrs. MacGrady: I've missed you, too, Franky.
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The Great Sock Mystery/Transcript

(dog panting)
Mom: (hums) 
(in the laundry room)
Mom: (she hears a noise) D.W., is that you?
(Intertitle)
THE GREAT SOCK MYSTERY
Written by: Peter K. Hirsch --- Storyboard by Stéphanie Gignac
Buster Baxter: (V.O.) The Great Sock Mystery.
Pal: (howling)
(We now return to the story)
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Pal sits next to Kate's
playpen staring at it.''
Mrs. Read: D.W., relax. They're just playing.
Pal: She ruined my concentration. I was so close to making a hole large enough for you to escape.
Kate: That's all right. We'll try again later.
=== # ===
Pal confronts Nemo about D.W.'s missing sock.
Pal: Give me back that sock you stole.
Nemo: But I didn't steal any sock.
Pal: Then how do you explain this?    He coughs up a brown hair.
Nemo: Ew, what is it?
Pal: It's your hair. I found it in our laundry room.
Nemo: That's not my hair. It's brown. My fur is black and white. Are you colorblind?
Pal: As a matter of fact, I am.
=== # ===
Amigo shows Pal the Fur Mason's sock market.
Pal: This is amazing. But how does all this help people?
Amigo: It's very complicated. Ah, here's someone who can explain it to you. Good evening, Mr. Greenspaniel. My friend here wants to know what the purpose of the sock market is.
Mr. Greenspaniel: Our challenge is to ensure that the extending favorable macroeconomic performance bolster the capabilities of all to share in the prosperity that is being generated.
Pal: I didn't understand a word he said.
Amigo: Actually no one does. All I know is we take their socks, they buy more. It's good for the economy.
=== # ===
D.W. plays with a sock puppet made out of the other sock.
Pal: She misses it so much, she's pretending that the other one is alive. 
=== # ===
Pal and Kate want to buy the sock back from Mr. Toad.
Pal: Is that a hot dog in your mouth?
Mr. Toad: 100% pure beef, kid! A cat in the deli gets them for me cheap.
=== # ===
Kate: How about this? I think it's called "money."       She holds up a five dollar bill.
Mr. Toad: Nah, found a ton of that stuff at the Crosswire place. Used it to wallpaper my pad. 
Kate: What about this nice shiny set of keys?             She holds up a set of keys.
Mr. Toad: Is it to a motorcar?
Kate: Um. I'm not sure. What's a „motorcar“?
Mr. Toad: Na, I'm not supposed to drive anyway.
Kate: How about a woogle?
Mr. Toad: Ta! Please! That fad went out with the nineties.
Kate: All right. What about this almost new delicious cherry lolli-  She notices that she's holding an empty lollipop stick.   Pal!   Pal spits out the lollipop end.
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