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Bitzi Baxter/Gallery

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===Season 11===
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===Season 22===
====Fright Night====
Shown in a flashback with her brother Bob Baxter when both were "slightly older than" Buster when he is "nearly nine"
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Bjorn

Bjorn is the guitarist of BINKY. Although it was learned that he is only a hologram created by Svern Smith's Troglibyte 2000, his character model has been re-used for later episodes. His name was only revealed in the novelization of the episode.
He is recolored in "The Making of Arthur" to play the role of one of Matt Damon's crew workers.
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Blacktooth

Blacktooth the Pirate is the meanest pirate to sail the 11 seas (not including oceans). He is a fictional pirate made up by Grandpa Dave in "The Big Dig." He is a parody of Blackbeard.
According to Grandpa Dave, besides being mean and never brushing his teeth, Blacktooth was also very rich. He had so much treasure, in fact, that it was starting to sink his ship. He decided to bury his treasure, and the nearest port happened to be Elwood City. He drew a map to find the treasure, but it was 20 years before he returned, so he never found it.
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Old blacktooth.jpg|An elderly Blacktooth.
Blacktoothconceptart.jpg|Concept art.
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Blankie

The blankie is a blanket used by D.W. in the Arthur series. It has a light pink surface with a darker pink border, along with a single patch on its surface. D.W. had the blankie since birth and was very attached to it. She had a special hiding spot for it in her room and often wore it as a cape. She found it better than a nightlight for helping her to get to sleep and had a lot of trouble sleeping without it.
==Role==
D.W.'s blankie appears in several episodes. It has magical properties in the story D.W. makes up about "B.W.". In another episode she loses the blankie, and eventually finds that her mom washed it. In "D.W.'s Furry Freak-out", Fur Elise sleeps on the blankie.
It was also the subject of the book D.W.'s Lost Blankie, an adaptation of the "D.W.'s Blankie" television story. The book provides background information not seen in the television story, including depicting D.W. as a baby wrapped in the blankie. The illustration of the blankie is much more detailed in the book. It is pink with red dots all over it, with purple and yellow-colored patches and a dark pink border. In Hic or Treat D.W said it hit the dust a long time ago.
== Trivia ==
*D.W.'s blankie is mentioned again in "Hic or Treat" and "Arthur and the Haunted Tree House".
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1x27a.png|Arthur giving laundered blankie to D.W.
Baby D.W. Wrapped in Blankie.jpg|Baby D.W. wrapped in blankie
Baby D.W.'s First Loose Tooth.jpg|Baby D.W.'s first loose tooth
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D.W.'s Blankie Cover Art.jpg|D.W. clutching her blankie in the cover art of the "D.W.'s Blankie" video release
Super dw.jpg|D.W. is wearing her blankie as a superhero cape in Arthur's fantasy in "D.W. the Copycat".
D.W.'s Blankie Title Card.png|Title card of "D.W.'s Blankie," D.W. wearing the blankie as a superhero cape.
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Bleep/Gallery

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Blorrg

Blorrg is a friendly, two-headed alien from the planet Shnarrrpo that came to take over the Earth on April Fool's Day.
Blorrg traveled 80 million dlavs to reach Earth to take over Arthur and Buster's newsletter, and decided to take over the whole planet since they were already here. Blorrg continued running the newsletter and even wrote a kravnox (wordsearch) to show that they are not mean.
==Background==
Over the past million years, the inhabitants of the planet Shnarrrpo became smarter and smarter, until they were voted "smartest beings in the universe" in Intergalactic Time and Space Magazine. Blorrg was actually quite surprised at the announcement, as they thought the Flerbs on planet Gugooof would win easily.
Nowadays, the people of Shnarrrpo are very bored on April Fool's Day because they are all too smart to fool. They devised a plan to make all Earthlings nap from 3:00 to 4:00 next Thursday, during which time they will sneak in and rearrange everyone's furnature.
==Trivia==
*As revealed in its second kravnox, it was all an April Fool's Day joke by Arthur and Buster.
*Blorrg seems to really like the game Alien: Assembly Required.
==External links==
*The April Fool's Day 2005 newsletter on the PBS Kids Go website
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Blue

Blue is a picture book about the color blue and things that are blue (e.g. the sky, the ocean, etc.). Buster tried to read the book, but he found it uninteresting, so he did not finish it.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*211b. "Buster Hits the Books"
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Bluebell

Bluebell is a goat that belongs to Farmer Garvin. They ride on Garvin's Goat Float in the Thanksgiving Day parade in "An Arthur Thanksgiving."
== Physical appearance ==
Bluebell is a white Alpine goat. He has two horns that curl to the back and wears a red ribbon with a bell on it around his neck.
== Description ==
His owner is named Garvin and the both of them participate in the Thanksgiving parade, riding on Garvin's Goat Float along with two other goats. Muffy first meets Bluebell when she wants to take a picture of her dad in the car. She cannot get a good angle, so she hops on a random float just when the parade is starting. The floats start moving, causing Muffy to be stuck on the float and couldn't get off because getting off the moving float was not safe, to her dad's request. Then she turns around and notices two goats. Muffy is disgusted at first and then Garvin says, "Naw, Bluebell is as friendly as a puppy dog." Then, Bluebell starts tugging at Muffy's sash and she starts screaming. She angrily says, "I think your 'puppy dog' skipped breakfast!" Bluebell starts bleating to show that he is not pleased.
== Trivia ==
* Bluebell was not mentioned in the Arthur's Thanksgiving book; the TV special and book are completely different stories.
Category:Animals
Category:Goats
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Blues

Blues is a music genre and musical form which was originated in the Deep South of the United States around the 1860s by African-Americans from roots in African-American work songs and spirituals. Blues incorporated spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts, chants, and rhymed simple narrative ballads. The blues form, ubiquitous in jazz, rhythm and blues and rock and roll, is characterized by the call-and-response pattern, the blues scale and specific chord progressions, of which the twelve-bar blues is the most common. Blue notes, usually thirds, fifths or sevenths flattened in pitch are also an essential part of the sound. Blues shuffles or walking bass reinforce the trance-like rhythm and form a repetitive effect known as the groove.
==People that sang Blues==
*Taj Mahal
*Koko Taylor
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Bo (aunt)

Bo is Ladonna's aunt. She gave Ladonna a colorful snow hat.
==Physical appearance==
According to Ladonna, Bo has blue hair but is going bald. She also has long fingernails, which she uses to play the harp.
==Appearances==
*1601. "Based on a True Story" 
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Bo Baxter

Bo Baxter is the father of Buster Baxter and ex-husband of Bitzi. He is an airplane pilot. In "Arthur's Faraway Friend," Buster went traveling with him all around the world up until the first episode of season three, "Buster's Back." Currently he is the private pilot of a band that is on tour, Los Viajeros. He flies them around North America and a variety of other places.
==Physical appearance==
Bo Baxter was formerly only seen wearing a pilot uniform that consists of a teal hat, a white long-sleeved top, teal pants with a belt buckle, and gray loafers. In his early appearances, he was originally shown as an older version of his son Buster and his face was generally hidden from view. He never talked in the series, however, he did show up in pictures.
===Change of Appearance===
Booriginal.png|Bo's appearance in seasons 2 to 5 of Arthur
Bo s8.png|Bo's appearance in season 8 of Arthur
Bo Baxter (Meet Me at the Fair ending)3.PNG|Bo's appearance in Postcards from Buster; and in seasons 9, 14, and 19 of Arthur
In the pilot episode, "Postcards from Buster," he is redesigned to have glasses, long hair, slightly tanner skin/fur, a cleft chin, and a less round face.
In the spin-off series, his appearance changed drastically again with a very short brown buzz-cut and a different pair of glasses. It is unknown how long Buster spent traveling around with his father, or if Buster has traveled or will travel with his father again in the future.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*Buster Hits the Books (Mentioned) 21102
*Arthur's Faraway Friend 21201
*Arthur the Loser (Cameo) 21702
*Postcards from Buster
*Castles in the Sky 
*D.W., Queen of the Comeback 
*Postcards from Binky 140901
===Postcards from Buster===
Bo Baxter has appeared in most of the series episodes
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Bo baxter santa.jpg|Flashback, dressed as Santa Claus.
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Bob

==Characters==
*Bob Baxter, the maternal uncle of Buster
*Bob, the host of Top Supermarket Clerk.
*Bob, a robot that was missing its brain.
*Bob, a worker at the Lost-and-Found station of the pool.
*Bob, a character in the podcast, “Real Life Mysteries.”
==Objects==
*Bob, a toy lobster belonging to Francine.
==See also==
*Bobo
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Bob (robot)

Bob is a robot created by Dr. Zimmer. He appeared in Arthur's fantasy in "What is that Thing?".
Arthur thought that the bobbin could be a robot's brain. Bob was playing tic-tac-toe with Dr. Zimmer when it was his move. Bob splatted his chocolate ice cream cone on his head, and Dr. Zimmer realized something was wrong.
He is identical in appearance to the Army of Robots from "Arthur Accused!".
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Bobbin

A bobbin is an object that is the main focus of the episode "What is that Thing?" It belongs to Mr. Ratburn, who uses it in a play about the history of the sewing machine.
Arthur and his friends have their own ideas of what the bobbin is used for until they learn its real purpose:
*Arthur imagines it as a yo-yo for leprechauns and a robot's brain.
*Brain thinks that the bobbin is a wheel from someone else's model plane, and puts it on his.
*Francine uses it has a "cat hypnotizer" to convince Nemo that he likes water.
*Muffy calls it a "doll rescue rope" after she uses it to rescue her Arnie doll from a sewer grate.
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Bomba! Plena! Salsa!

Bomba! Plena! Salsa! is a song from the Postcards From Buster episode, "Step By Step".
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Whether you are seven
Or seventy years old
You've got to feel the joy
That's all around.
There's a kid in Hartford
So talented and bold
Reminding me to celebrate
The sound
Bomba!
I really need to see you.
Plena!
How I long to hear you.
Salsa!
How long I've waited for the chance
To see your Puerto Rican...
Bomba!
I really need to see you.
Plena!
How I long to hear you.
Salsa!
No I would never miss the chance
To see your Puerto Rican dance.
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Bongo Player

A bongo player at Renee's, a poetry club, appears in "Muffy Goes Metropolitan." He plays the bongos for a poet on stage, then begins playing a beat for Muffy.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*105a. ""
*702b. "Muffy Goes Metropolitan"
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Bonne Nuit, René

Bonne Nuit, René (in English: Good Night, René) is a French storybook that is a favorite of Emily's. In "The Good, the Bad, and the Binky," Emily asks Binky to read it for her bedtime story, but he struggles to read the French words, which causes Emily to get frustrated and sleep without a bedtime story.
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Bonnie (aunt)

Bonnie is Arthur's aunt from Ohio.
==Appearances==
*109b. "Arthur's Cousin Catastrophe"
*110a. "Arthur's Birthday"
*117a. "Meek for a Week" 
*703a. "Ants in Arthur's Pants" 
*2401b. "Arthur's Big Meltdown
==Trivia==
*She is named after Marc Brown's sister, Bonnie.
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Bonnie (guitar)

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Bonnie is the nickname of an acoustic guitar owned by musician, Dean Lomax.
Dean always addresses the guitar as "Bonnie" and treats it with care and even dresses it with sunglasses (which George finds weird).
==History==
A common story tells the origin of Bonnie. This story is common but not true.
Dean Lomax was taking a walk in the countryside and then rested under a tree. He decided to write a song but he could not figure out what to put after "I was looking for". A storm came and Dean danced in the rain, but all of a sudden the tree he was sitting under got struck by lightning and the remains of the tree formed the shape of a guitar. He then decided to name the guitar Bonnie.
With the guitar he performed his first song called "Looking for Bonnie". It was a hit and he gained fame from the song.
However, it turned out that Dean bought the guitar in Chicago in 1963 for 40 dollars.
When Bonnie broke, Dean took the guitar to Neil Lundgren, the father of George Lundgren claiming that Neil was the "best doctor" for Bonnie.
When Dean arrived in Elwood City he gave Neil control of Bonnie.
George told Arthur and Buster about Dean and Bonnie and Buster told him the story of the origin of Bonnie. After that Buster went to George's house for a sleepover since it was Friday night. However, George did not expect this but let Buster stay anyway. During the night Buster kept bothering George, asking him to come with him to go see Bonnie. George eventually gave in and they went into the woodshop.
George and Buster had dreams about Bonnie. While on their way out of the room they got locked in because the door locks from the other side.
Dean and Neil later come in the woodshop and find George and Buster. Dean tells them about how they were wrong and Bonnie was bought at a store. Dean rides off with Bonnie.
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Boogie Woogie Christmas

Boogie Woogie Christmas is a song from the special Arthur's Perfect Christmas. It is also the fourth track on the special's soundtrack album.
"Boogie Woogie Christmas" is a lively pop tune performed in the special by The Squabs, whom Muffy Crosswire hired for her Christmas party. It is later featured as a sort of theme for the special during the closing credits.
Philip Penalosa was the Featured Vocalist and the song was written and composed by Randy Sabien, arranged and conducted by Jeffrey Zahn, published by Fiddlehead Music (ASCAP).
The song uses the same chords as Six Days On The Road by George Thorogood.
==Lyrics - Special==
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
May your holiday be merry and bright!
May the season be jolly and out of sight!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Have you heard the news? Santa Claus is coming to town!
Yeah! Have you heard the news? Santa Claus is coming to town!
Hang the stockings by the chimney with care!
Turn the stereo up and if you dare...
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Well, it's one for the money
Two feet of snow
Three, you're not ready-- it's forty below!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
==Additional Lyrics - Album==
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Tell your your brother that it's time to get hip!
Open up another soda and pass the dip!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Here you go dashin' in a one-horse open sleigh!
I see you come dashin' in a one-horse open sleigh!
Everybody will be dancin' and swingin'!
I can already hear those sleigh bells ringin'!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas and a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
Have a Boogie Woogie Christmas, a rockin' and a reelin' New Year!
==Trivia==
*After returning home from Muffy's party, Arthur whistles the melody of the tune.
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Bookmarks

Bookmarks is a printable of the page on the PBS Kids website. It has eight bookmarks that can be printed out.
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*Bookmarks
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Boris Boudnikov

Boris Boudnikov is a tumbler, trapeze artist, ring master, and the circus camp counselor of Boudnikov's Circus, seen in "Francine's Big Top Trouble." He is very flexible and athletic. He trained Arthur and his friends in many of the events in the circus except for clowning. He trained Francine's sister, Catherine, in tight rope walking in a previous year.
==Appearances==
*902a. "Francine's Big Top Trouble"
*1708a. "The Director's Cut" 
==Trivia==
*He is a caricature of Igor Boudnikov, the supervisor of character design from around seasons 10 to 15.http://elwoodcitycentral.createaforum.com/new-board/crew-members-that-appear-in-the-series/msg807/#msg807
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Boss-O-Meter

The Boss-O-Meter is a device invented by Brain, seen in the beginning of "D.W., Bossy Boots." Arthur and Brain set out to use the machine to measure how bossy the people around them are. It works fairly well until D.W.'s bossy levels are too high and it explodes.
==Results==
(10 being the bossiest)
*David Read = 4
*Jane Read = 1 (or appears so)
*Mr. Ratburn = 9
*D.W. Read = 10+
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Bottle cap

Bottlecap Clicking was a fad started by Arthur Read immediately after the Woogles craze.
==Information==
While Arthur was trying to prove a point to Francine, he said that this bottle cap is more fun rather than a Woogle and then clicked the top of a bottle cap. The noise got everybody's attention, and everyone crowded around the bench that he was sitting on, leaving their Woogles on the ground. Bottlecap clicking went on to be the next popular fad in Elwood City.
==Appearances==
*Season 3
**"Arthur Rides the Bandwagon"
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Bowl City

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Bowl City is a bowling alley in Elwood City.
==Appearances==
* 702a. "Francine's Split Decision"
* 1202b. "The Frensky Family Fiasco"
* 1802b. "Surprise!"
* 1806a. "Whip. Mix. Blend."
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Bowling Ball

The Bowling Ball is a possession belonging to D.W. Read. She keeps it in her room for security purposes. In the episode D.W. Tricks the Tooth Fairy, it hindered Arthur from switching a Shark's Tooth souvenir necklace with spare change under her pillow.
==Episodes==
*My Club Rules
*D.W. Tricks the Tooth Fairy
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Bowser

Bowser is James's pet dog. He was seen and referred to in "D.W. Unties the Knot" in the Reads' House. He only appeared in the dream of D.W. Read and thus may not actually exist.
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Brain's Big Book of Holiday Terms

Brain's Big Book of Holiday Terms is a part of Elwood City Celebrates the Holidays, a winter holiday-themed section of the PBS Kids website. It has facts about the following holidays and activities:
*Baxter Day
*Christmas
*Hanukkah
*Kwanzaa
*New Year
*Ramadan and Eid ul-Fitr
*St. Lucia
*Volunteering
*Winter Solstice
==External links==
*Archived page on pbskids.org
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