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The Green Hills of Kentucky

The Green Hills of Kentucky is a song heard in the Postcards From Buster episode "Good Ol' Tyme." It was written by Adam Felber and Claudio Ragazzi.
==Lyrics==
Well, you'll always feel welcome,
And you'll always feel so lucky
When you're stepping through
The green hills of Kentucky!
Some folks came from across the ocean.
Some came through a mountain pass.
Some paddled up the river
'Cause back then there was no gas.
Generation to generation,
It's the music of our past.
Join hands and circle around
In Kentucky's green, green, green grass.
Well, you'll always feel welcome,
And you'll always feel so lucky
When you're stepping through
The green hills of Kentucky!
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The Half-Baked Sale/Transcript

== Intertitle ==
THE HALF-BAKED SALE
Written by: Ken Scarborough --- Storyboard by: Jean Lajeunesse
D.W. Read: Wait! Come back!
Francine Frensky: (V.O.) The Half-Baked Sale.
== Reads' House ==
Mom: The kids' doctor is Doctor....uh....
Thora Read: Bailey.
Mom: Right. I left his number on the....
Grandma: On the refrigerator next to the phone numbers where you'll be.
Mom: Oh, thanks for covering for us, Thora. We'll be back as soon as my dad's feeling better. 
Grandma: Oh, there's nothing I like better than taking care of these kids, and tonight I'm gonna cook them something special.
Dad: Um, Mom, I've left some money so you can order in.
Grandma: Oh, I know you think I'm a terrible cook, son, but that's because you're a professional.
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Arthur: I think she’s using the same recipe I used to make my topographical map of Mexico.
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Grandma Thora has made dinner.
Arthur: Maybe it’s not that bad, D.W.     He tries a piece.
D.W.: Arthur, you’re the bravest big brother ever.     
Arthur looks less than pleased. D.W. offers her plate to Pal, who is sitting by his dog dish.
D.W.: Hey, trade ya! Look, yum yum!        Pal sniffs and looks disgusted.
Arthur: D.W., leave Pal alone!
D.W.: Can’t I just taste it.     She tries to take some of Pal’s food. Pal growls.    Oh, that dog’s not as dumb as he looks.
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Grandma Thora: Can’t make cookies without breaking a few tomatoes.
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Mrs. McGrady: Arthur, I’ll tell you, the good ship PTA would be sunk in Davy Jones' locker if it wasn’t for your grandmother. You must be awfully proud of her.
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Arthur: I can handle this. Cooking runs in our family, you know. In fact, your father started cooking when he was your age, Arthur. 
D.W.: I believe it.
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Arthur suggests buying all of Grandma Thora’s cookies at the sale.
D.W.: Arthur, you can’t eat all of these. You’re too young to die.
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Grandma Thora: Sara McGrady, tell me the truth. Am I a bad cook?
Mrs. McGrady: You?  Why do you ask?     She blushes. Grandma Thora looks sad.
The Kid

According to legend, the Kid was responsible for the Curse of the Kid which caused the longest championship-losing streak of any team in the history of the league for the Elwood City Grebes. 
=== The Curse of the Kid ===
As told by Francine in The Curse of the Grebes, the Kid was a young boy in 1918 when Ray “Woodpecker” Vance hit an out-of-the-park homerun that won the Grebes the game and the World Championship. The Kid and two other boys were standing on a building next to the stadium. The ball fell into the building’s gutter. The Kid climbed down the fire ladder, raced around the building and caught the ball before it hit the ground.
Just then the Grebes’ owner Horace P. Crane arrived and demanded the ball. The Kid spat on the ball and said: “Then with this ball I put a curse on your crummy team! You’ll never win another championship!”
The Curse Lifted
According to Harry Mills, the second cousin’s nephew’s niece found the ball in her attic in 2005 and laid it at the Kid’s tombstone, thus breaking the curse. Anyway, that year the Grebes won the World Championship for the first time after 87 years.
Whether the curse really existed is disputed within the show. Buster and Francine believe it, Brain does not.
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The Kid Who Got Clothes for Christmas

The Kid who got Clothes for Christmas is a holiday special that was mentioned in The Long, Dull Winter. Buster said it was the saddest thing he ever saw, and it was great because of that.
==Trivia==
*It is a parody of the Christmas special, . The main character even looks like a dog version of .
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The Last Day/Gallery

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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is a famous short story by Washington Irving first published in 1820.
In "The Fright Stuff," Binky mentions this when he, Arthur, Buster, and Brain are trying to think up a prank to play on the girls at Muffy's party. Binky first mentions it misnaming it "The Legend of Creepy Hollow." In his fantasy, a headless horseman is chasing the girls, until the horseman and horse crashes, revealing Arthur and Binky inside.
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The Long, Dull Winter/Transcript

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 
Nigel Ratburn: Now, I'd like you all to open up your exercise books and take down the (voice gradually begins to slow) following equations which you will have to solve for tomorrow's class.
(Everything slows down. Arthur looks up from his schoolwork at the clock on the wall, on which the second hand is struggling to move.)
Ratburn: (whose voice, at this point, has slowed to a barely legible drone) Seven times three equals... nineteen times two equals...
Arthur Read: Ever have one of those days when it feels like time is passing really slowly?
(Arthur looks at Buster and Francine, who are both glumly staring down at their papers, and then back at the clock. The second hand finally manages to tick forward one second. Outside the window, a bird floats by, flapping its wings at a very sluggish pace.)
Ratburn: 47 plus 93 equals—and remember, you'll be having to carry a digit on that one...
Arthur: Is it just me? I mean, only two seconds have gone by, but it feels like a lot longer, doesn't it?
Ratburn: 973...
(the second hand on the clock bends, as if resisting movement, until it finally ticks forward again)
Arthur: Okay, three seconds. Big whoop! Has this ever happened to you?
Ratburn: (seems to take forever just to bring the chalk to the board) ...minus 812 equals...
Arthur: Am I bored? No! I know what "bored" feels like!
(scene changes) 
Arthur: (v.o.) That's like when D.W. watches Mary Moo Cow. 
Mary Moo Cow: One, two, three. Fuzzy, cuddly kitties. Three! Let's count them again!
Arthur: That reminds me! There's a hockey game on Channel 3!
D.W. Read: NO! MOM, ARTHUR'S TRYING TO CHANGE THE CHANNEL WHEN THE BABY'S WATCHING THE EDUCATIONAL SHOW THAT'S GOOD FOR HER BRAIN! 
Mary Moo Cow: Let's count them one more time! One, two, three! Fuzzy, cuddly kitties! Three! 
(back in Ratburn’s classroom)
Arthur: That's boring. So what is this? What's happening to me?! (he puts his head down)
(Title Card)
Binky Barnes: (V.O.) The Long, Dull Winter. 
Buster Baxter: Ah!
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The Long-Lost Green-Tailed Grebe

The Long-Lost Green-Tailed Grebe is a solo song about the Green-Tailed Grebe, performed by Fern in "Elwood City Turns 100!".
==Lyrics==
Taste the salty tears we "weeb"
For the long-lost green-tailed grebe
Our sorrows run so very "deeb"
For the long-lost green-tailed grebe.
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While lumberjacks were tickled pink
The green-tailed grebe, she went extinct.
	
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The Lousy Week/Gallery

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The Low Riders

==Summary==
Buster intends to buy a brand new Schwibbermeier 5000 bike, but the store he will get it at is closed. However, he meets up with the local Boys and Girls club and gets into the hobby of riding low-rider bikes.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
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The Magic Toolbox

There's a level and a rule
And a key for all the padlocks
Tools don't have to go to school
They learn in the magic toolbox
The Magic Toolbox is an educational TV show, appearing in "And Now Let's Talk to Some Kids." It is a parody of the show "The Magic School Bus", another PBS Show. It is said that Arthur's favorite character is Sammy the Screwdriver, and Buster's favorite is Newt the Nut.
In the middle of the show they have a segment sort of similar to the Arthur segment, And Now a Word from Us Kids. In Magic Toolbox the crew goes into a classroom and talks to students about a subject that the show covers. This segment is called Let's Talk to Some Kids.
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The Mitten of Mackinac Island

The Mitten of Mackinac Island is the second episode of Season 2 of .
==Summary==
Buster travels to Mackinac island, Bo's favorite vacation spot. But when he gets there, he thinks the place is more like a ghost town as the entire island and all facilities including the Grand Hotel are empty. He soon discovers that is actually because it is winter and most of the facilities are closed. Buster soon meets Lou Clark, which the school he and his group attends is very small. Buster, Lou, and Scott make a movie about the War of 1812.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Lou Clark
*Scott
*Bo Baxter
*Arthur Read
*Francine Frensky (cameo in fantasy)
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The Muffy Club Headquarters

The Muffy Club Headquarters was a clubhouse that Muffy Crosswire built in My Club Rules to hold meetings of the Muffy Club. It also appeared in Francine's Cleats of Strength.
==Location==
The Clubhouse is located to the left of the Swimming Pool on the Crosswire Estate
==Interior==
The clubhouse held host to a number of luxurious gadgets including a TV & a arcade game machine plus many other fun items including a basketball hoop, a pole and a fireplace that changes into a microwave and a mini fridge!
==The Muffy Club==
The Clubhouse was built for the Muffy Club which was created after Muffy and Francine got bored of Arthur's Tree House and decided to make their own club. Originally Buster Baxter was going to join The Muffy Club, but he couldn't afford to pay two dollars to join, so he was refused entry to the clubhouse. Francine was also kicked out of the club after not turning up for one of the club meetings. The Muffy Club was short lived only lasting a few days and after a while Muffy returned to Arthur's Treehouse with the rest of her friends.
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The Music Mystery

==Summary==
While Buster is visiting New Orleans, he learns about various traditional African celebrations and rituals, which he uses for a mystery novel that Fern is writing.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Fern Walters
==Home video==
DVD:
*Buster's Got the Beat (DVD)
== Songs ==
* You've Got the Groove
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The Music Video

Arthur: The Music Video is a video containing 3 episodes.
==Episodes==
*311b "Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival"
*206b "Play it Again, D.W."
*301b "The Ballad of Buster Baxter"
==Trivia==
*On the back cover, "Play it Again, D.W." is called "D.W. and the Crazy Bus Song."
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The Mystery of the Stolen Bike

The Mystery of the Stolen Bike is an Arthur chapter book based on the episode "Stolen Bike" in which Francine Frensky pretends that her bicycle was stolen to try to get a new one. It was later reissued in paperback under the title Arthur and the Mystery of the Stolen Bike.
==Publisher's summary==
The Mystery of the Stolen Bike tells of Francine who acquires a bicycle once owned by her father. She's embarrassed by the bike, but when she reports that it's stolen, her friends rally to find the thief. Will Arthur and his friends discover the true fate of Francine's bike?
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===Covers===
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The Perfect Brother

==Summary==
Arthur is upset that Brain gets more attention than him.
==Plot==
Jane tells Arthur that Brain will be staying for the weekend because his parents are attending a convention out of town. Arthur is delighted and imagines building cool things with Brain. D.W. instead imagines being teased by two Arthurs, and then says that maybe she'll spend the weekend at her grandmother's house.
When Brain arrives, he and Arthur have fun, but Arthur soon notices that Brain is neater and politer than Arthur is. Brain wants to do his homework before playing, finishes it much quicker than Arthur, and then easily beats Arthur at basketball.
The next day, Brain teaches Pal new tricks, builds a better model plane than Arthur, shows David how to make sandwiches more efficiently, and reprograms the computer for Jane. When Arthur wants to play his favorite board game with Brain, he finds him reading to D.W., who claims that he reads better than Arthur.
Arthur visits Buster, who assures him that Brain would not make him look bad on purpose. Arthur feels that Brain is just more likeable to his family than he is. When Arthur gets home, Pal runs to Brain instead of him. While Arthur does his homework, Brain plays Arthur's board game with the family, which D.W. claims is more fun than when she played with Arthur, because Brain read all the rules.
On Sunday, Arthur is glad to see Brain go. He helps him carry his luggage home, where he discovers that Brain's room is just as messy as his own. Brain admits that he was being extra polite because he was a guest and that it almost killed him.
While Arthur and The Brain make popcorn, Arthur helps his dad carry in his shopping and is praised. Brain looks annoyed for a moment, and throws a piece of popcorn at Arthur, but then both boys smile and eat the popcorn.
==Characters==
*Arthur Read
*The Brain
*D.W. Read
*David Read
*Jane Read
*Buster Baxter
*Francine Frensky (cameo)
*Mr. Powers
*Mrs. Powers
==Trivia==
*Brain's real name is revealed to be Alan.
*Brain's dad's appearance changes in this episode.
*The plane that Brain and Arthur built is a Boeing 747.
*Baby Kate's first word is "Brain" in this episode.
*Moral: Try not to make anyone feel left out.
===Episode connections===
*Just like Arthur, Pal feels left out due to people giving a guest more attention than him in "Dog's Best Friend."
**Arthur thinks his family likes Brain better than him. Prunella later feels that her mom Wanda likes her friend Marina more than her in the episode "Three's a Crowd."
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The Perfect Brother/Transcript

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Arthur: And when Francine visits…   Francine leaves, the living room is a mess.   Well, let’s just say, next to her I look neat.
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Mrs. Read: Arthur, guess what. Alan’s spending the weekend. His parents are going away.
Arthur: Alan? Alan who? Oh, you mean the Brain.
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Arthur: Instead I’m stuck with two sisters.
D.W.: You’re not stuck. You can leave anytime and I’ll take your room.
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Arthur sees Brain’s room, which is just as messy as his own.
Arthur: Whoa! I don’t believe it. You were so neat in my house.
Brain: Yeah, and it almost killed me. I was a guest in your house. I had to be polite.
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The Pinocchio Blues

"The Pinocchio Blues" is a song that was sung by George in Big Horns George. It is in reference to his dummy, Wally. Francine made fun of how quietly George was singing, and George almost gave up, but Taj Mahal inspired him to write another verse.
==Lyrics==
I once had a good friend
And his head was made of wood.
Oh, I once had a good friend
And his head was made of wood.
But he listened to my problems
Just like a good friend should.
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The Place I Love the Most

The Place I Love the Most is a song performed in the Postcards From Buster episode "Star Search." It was written by Billy Aronson and Claudio Ragazzi.
==Lyrics==
Come along
We're heading off
To where the sky
Is bluer than blue.
The open sea,
The peaceful shore,
They're calling out to you
And to you!
The grass is so high,
The bridge is so long.
Pink, orange, and white
We'll dazzle one,
And, yes, we'll dazzle all.
So check it out.
I'm telling you,
You won't regret your journey.
A favorite place of mine,
The place I love the most,
Uh-huh...
The coast of South Carolina,
The South Carolina coast.
The coast of South Carolina,
The South Carolina coast.
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The Place Where I Am

The Place Where I Am is a song performed in the Postcards From Buster episode "A Sense of Direction." It was written by Stephanie Simpson and Claudio Ragazzi.
==Lyrics==
I need a friend with a sense of direction.
I don't know which way to go at the intersection.
Turn left? Turn right? Go straight across?
I need a map, I'm totally lost!
The tracks of "the el" are above the ground.
You can see the town as you ride it around.
The Sears Tower is high, and the lake is so pretty,
I want to explore the sights of the city.
Is the place where I am very far from where you are?
Is the place where I am very far from where you are?
I hear that the Miracle Mile is a cool street,
And downtown the people move to a jazz beat.
I wish I had a mind like a compass
To help me find the sights far away and around us.
Is the place where I am very far from where you are?
Is the place where I am very far from where you are?
Is the place where I am very far from where you are?
Is the place where I am very far from where you are?
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The Plaque Monster

The Plaque Monster is an educational movie seen in "Arthur's Tooth". 
The titular villain attempts to destroy Toothtown, until he is confronted by the Flighty Fluoride Scour Rangers. They defeated the plaque monster by wrapping him in flossing thread and tossed him down a pit.
As you can see in the stomach part, there are eyes and mouth holes. This means it is probably a person wearing a costume.
He resembles the PBS Kids character Barney from Barney and Friends.
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