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Star Search

==Summary==
Buster travels to Charleston and meets Justin, who is a talented 10 year old actor, musician and athlete. Buster learns of Gullah ancestry while he travels around Charleston and St. Helena Island.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Bo Baxter
*Justin
==Songs==
*"The Place I Love the Most"
==Soucres==
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Starcast

Starcast is a television show, judged by Horace. Catherine is a big fan of the show. Flex McGinty won because of his hair.
==Appearances==
* 1202b. "The Frensky Family Fiasco"
==Trivia==
*Starcast is a parody of .
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Starchild

Starchild is Supernova's sidekick. She has a Super Blankie and is able to fly, and is portrayed by D.W.
==Appearance==
Starchild is an anthropomorphic aardvark. She has light brown hair in a bob cut and with bangs. She has a purple mask to conceal her identity and has a gold tiara with red stars on her head.
She wears a lime long-sleeved bodysuit, a purple/magenta jumper dress with a yellow peace sign in the middle, and knee-length lavender boots. Her pink cape is also her Super Blankie.
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Starry Moony (character)

Starry Moony is a bat found in Grandma Thora's attic in the episode, "Bats in the Belfry." D.W. named her after the bat from a story that Mom had read to her.
==Appearance==
Starry Moony is a grayish-black and tan bat. She's small; about the size of Arthur's hand.
==Trivia==
*She is based on the book .
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Starry Moony (story)

Starry Moony is a children's story about a bat who gets separated from her family and is adopted by chipmunks, learning other ways to do chipmunk things she cannot do as easily because she is a bat. It was featured in the episode "Bats in the Belfry." It is based on the book .
==Story==
(These are D.W.'s exact words; please do not edit this.)
Starry Moony is a book Mom read to me. 
It's about a cute little bat who lived with her bat sisters. 
Then one day Starry Moony got lost. 
But lucky for her, a nice chipmunk came along and adopted her. 
Starry Moony tried to be a good chipmunk, but it wasn't easy... because she was a bat. 
Finally, she ran into some other bats and she found her mom, and everyone lived happily ever after. The end.
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Stephanie Simpson

Stephanie Simpson is a writer and songwriter on and . She was a head writer on Arthur in Season 10 alongside Peter K. Hirsch.
==Writing Credits==
===Arthur===
*802a Fernfern and the Secret of Moose Mountain
*804a Fernkenstein's Monster
*808a Muffy's Art Attack
*1002b Fern & Persimmony Glitchet
*1004b Family Fortune (with Joel Barkow)
*1006a The Curse of the Grebes
*1008b Operation: D.W.!
*1101 Big Brother Binky
===Postcards from Buster===
*102 A Sense of Direction
*301 Ciao Buster
==Songwriting Credits==
*"Meet Me at the Fair" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"The Place Where I Am" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"The Ballad of the Baxters" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"Tradition Is a Circle" (with Billy Aronson and Claudio Ragazzi)
*"Out on the Open Road" (with Peter Egan and Claudio Ragazzi)
*"Best Friends Work It Out" (with Peter Egan and Claudio Ragazzi)
*"Ciao! Ciao!" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
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Stephen Krensky

Stephen Krensky is a writer for . In addition to a story from the television series, Krensky was the ghostwriter for all of the Arthur Chapter Books based on episodes of the television show, taking credit only in the copyright on the inside of the book, while the covers gave the name Marc Brown. Krensky also wrote the Arthur Good Sports series.
Brown has stated that Krensky is his best friend.Scholastic Marc Brown interview
Krensky is a prolific writer of well over one hundred books, whose titles include How Santa Got His Job, My Teacher's Secret Life and Dangerous Crossing: The Revolutionary Voyage of John and John Quincy Adams.
His other television credits include installments of Mission: Impossible and The Crow: Stairway to Heaven.
==Episode Credits==
*30901 "Arthur's Treasure Hunt"
==External links==
*Official website
==References==
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Steve's Square Roots

Steve's Square Roots is the group that Steve formed for the Arithmattack competition. It consists of Steve (himself), Nancy and Jack Weasel. Steve got an answer incorrect - the question unknown - "31". They lost against Brain's Binomials and scored 7 in the first round, 2 in the second round and 7 in the third round, tying with Brain's team.
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Steve/Gallery

==Character Modelsheets and Storyboards==
4th Graders Character Modelsheet.JPG
==From Books==
Prototype steve.jpg|A contestant in the spelling bee of Arthur's Teacher Trouble.
==Screenshots==
===Alternate Apparel===
A Day at the Pool 2.JPG|Steve on the far right wearing his red swim trunks.
Steve Summer Clothes.JPG|Steve wearing short khakis.
Waiting In Line 2.JPG|Steve wearing his blue sweater.
4th Grade Friends 7.JPG|Steve cartwheeling with the moon boots.
===Others===
Steve.JPG
4th Grade Friends 13.JPG|Steve with Helen
Billy, Buster, Steve.jpg|Steve with Billy and Buster.
Maria and Steve.jpg|Steve with his sister Maria in a wheelbarrow race.
4th Grade Friends 4.JPG|Steve judges the science fair.
4th Grade Friends 5.JPG|With the judges.
4th Grade Friends 6.JPG
Reading.JPG|Steve with the 3rd Graders. He's often seen with 3rd Graders in the series.
Buster's Friends Faint.JPG|The results of Steve finding out Buster is finishing homework, which caused him and Billy to faint.
Dance_Partners 2.JPG|Steve with his dance partner, Unknown Female Rabbit
The Hallway C.JPG|Steve in the hallway.
Having a Laugh 1.JPG|Steve laughing with everyone at Francine.
It's Too Much.JPG|Steve covering his ears.
Playing Marbles 1.JPG
Playing Marbles 5.JPG|Note Steve's hair is spiked up, which is shown in the episode Bugged. There are other episodes where his hair is like this.
steve and his companions.jpg|steve and his companions
steve thinking.jpg|steve thinking
Brainsbiggestblunderscreenshot uk.jpg
steve disappointed.jpg|steve disappointed
1801b Steve Maria Madison etc.png|Steve with his sister.
DWABHP10.jpg
steve in Best Wishes.jpg|Steve in Best Wishes
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Steve Granat

Steve Granat is a writer for and Postcards from Buster.
==Writing credits==
===Arthur===
*1306b. "D.W. Swims with the Fishes" 
=== Postcards from Buster ===
* 118. Winter Gold 
* 125. The Low Riders 
* 133. Sugartime! 
* 137. Coming Together 
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Steven Crowder

Steven Crowder voiced Brain on during seasons 5 and 6, as well as the TV special Arthur's Perfect Christmas. He is now a popular conservative speaker on YouTube.
==Voice Credits==
===Season 5===
*Arthur and the Big Riddle/Double Dare
*Kids are from Earth, Parents are from Pluto/Nerves of Steal
*It's a No-Brainer/The Shore Thing
*The World Record/The Cave
*You Are Arthur
*The Election
*Sleep No More/Pet Peeved
*Muffy Gets Mature
===Season 6===
*Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked/Best of the Nest
*Buster's Sweet Success
*Muffy's Soccer Shocker/Brother, Can You Spare a Clarinet?
*The Boy Who Cried Comet
*Citizen Frensky
*The Boy with His Head in the Clouds
*For Whom the Bell Tolls
*The Good Sport
*Arthur Loses His Marbles/Friday the 13th
===Specials===
*Arthur's New Friend
*Arthur's Perfect Christmas
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Stevens

Stevens is a photographer and reporter for the Elwood City Times.
==Biography==
Stevens took a picture of Mr. Rogers when it was learned that he was at Arthur's house. When Buster saved a cat from a tree, Stevens and his partner did a follow-up story with him. Later, he and Julie were following Buster when he was asked to save the robotic cat. On another occasion, Stevens and Murphy investigated a tip about Francine.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*201a. "Arthur Meets Mister Rogers"
*203a. "D.W., the Picky Eater" 
*206a. "Buster Baxter, Cat Saver"
*210a. "D.W. Goes to Washington" 
*308b. "Buster's Growing Grudge" 
*606a. "Citizen Frensky"
==References==
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Sticky Chicken

Sticky Chicken"Whip. Mix. Blend." (formerly Chickin Lickin') is a fast food chain located in Elwood City and elsewhere.
Chickin' Lickin is known for several questionable practices, including underpaying its employees at a particular location,The Last Tough Customer charging high prices, and serving fatty food. One of Buster's favorite websites even claims that their shakes are made of chicken fat.Buster the Myth Maker They also have little to no options for vegetarians.Sue Ellen Vegges Out
The company is represented by its mascot/spokesperson Beauregard Poulet, a well-to-do Southerner who "founded" the Chickin Lickin' through his lifetime occupation as a chicken breeder. However, he admitted that he is an actor and fakes the Southern accent.Sue Ellen Chickens Out
==History in Elwood City==
Chickin' Lickin has multiple stores in Elwood City, with one in Mill Creek Mall and another at an independent location.
Chickin' Lickin also appeared in the Swellwood City Mall in Brain's imagination. 
They were threatening to purchase the rights to the Sugar Bowl. Sue Ellen created a protest to prevent Chickin Lickin' from purchasing the gang's favorite restaurant and hangout. Ultimately, the Sugar Bowl's owner Carl Manino refused to sell his store to Chickin Lickin', keeping it open for business.
When the Tough Customers became the Tough Consumers, they quickly targeted Chickin' Lickin and began confronting its customers about some of its little-known secrets.
==Products==
*Crispy Dippin Lickins ($2.99)
*Crunchy Chickin Lickin' Sandwich with Cool Pinata Sauce ($1.99)
*Chick Sticks with Melted Cheddarolla ($0.99)
*Cajun Chickeritos with Cool Piñata Dipping Sauce (was a free giveaway at Beauregard Poulet's appearance at the Mill Creek Mall)
*Cheddarolla Fries
*Crispy Lickin' Sticks
*Little Chix Jolly Meal (Chickin Lickin' equivalent of a kids' meal)
*Crunchy chicko sticks with extra piñata sauce
*Large cola ($1.90)
*Mega Size Cola ($2.00)"Breezy Listening Blues"
*Chickin Lickin' Chick Stix with Cheddarolla
*Chicken Cuddles (equivalent of a baby' meal)
*Pickle with mustard (served after Muffy asks for a "vegetarian" item)
==Appearances==
*80502 "Sue Ellen Chickens Out"
*90102 "Breezy Listening Blues"
*110401 "Phony Fern"
*120101 "Is That Kosher?" (TV commercial)
*120202 "The Frensky Family Fiasco" (TV commercial)
*120602 "Matchmaker, Match Breaker"
*120401 "For the Birds" (radio commercial)
*151002 "Buster's Carpool Catastrophe" (mentioned)
*160601 "The Last Tough Customer"
*160902 "Sue Ellen Vegges Out"
*180601 "Whip. Mix. Blend." (First appearance as Sticky Chicken)
==Trivia==
*Its former name is similar to another real-life restaurant, .
==References==
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Stoddard-Wilkins Elementary Aptitude Test

The Stoddard-Wilkins Elementary Aptitude Test (often abbreviated as S.W.E.A.T.) is a test shown in the episode of the same name. The class can't write in the book; they can only read and study.
==Trvia==
*It's most likely just a readiness test, as the testing day is on September the 21, far too early in the school year for a final.
===Cultural references===
* It is a parody of major school tests, mainly the . However, the name resembles the .
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Stonehenge

Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in the English county of Wiltshire, about 2.0 miles (3.2 km) west of Amesbury and 8 miles (13 km) north of Salisbury.
Stonehenge appears in Buster's imagination in "Looking for Bonnie." He played a song, and then an alien named Yertzel came and played music with Buster.
Stonehenge.png
Stonehenge from Above.png
Inside Stonehenge.png
==External links==
*Wikipedia article on 
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Strong guy

Strong guy is a henchman of Catnapper, both made up by Buster in the episode "Buster Baxter, Cat Saver." He appears to be human, but may not be. He has a pipe wrench for his right hand, and appears to be very strong.
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Stu

Stu is Buster Baxter's uncle. He‘s a tan rabbit who appeared in "Ungifted." In that episode, Buster finds a model called "The Grain Reaper" that belonged to Stu. Buster puts it together and Stu comes to his house to see it. In his only appearance, he wears a white t-shirt and a blue jacket.
In "The Long Road Home", Buster mentions that Stu walks everywhere and is in great shape. According to Buster, Stu once tried to walk from Crown City to Elwood City, but he twisted his ankle on a tree root and couldn't finish.
Stu is seen during Buster's imagination in "Finding Family in Chennai".
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Stuffed Lamb

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Stuffed Lambs are plush toys in the shape of lambs. Ayse owns one, and considering how Adil specifically said he wouldn't talk about it, it may have a similar story to the one owned by James. Baby Kate also has one (shown in Baby Steps) that looks exactly like James'. In the same episode (Baby Steps) the lamb had a different design when it was in the background of the scene.
==Appearance==
The lamb has woolly fur and floppy arms and legs.
==Gallery==
jameslamb2.png|James playing with it.
jl3.png|James first opens his uncle's present.
jl6.png|"By the power of this lamb, I order D.W. to clean out all the unicorn stables in the land!"
Dear Adil 13.jpg|Ayse's stuffed lamb.
Dear Adil 16.jpg|Incorrectly colored brown.
lamb.PNG|Kate and her lamb
Lamb2.PNG|The lamb (bottom left) from the same episode, redrawn for a background shot
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Stéphanie Gignac

Stéfanie Gignac or Stéphanie Gignac is a storyboard artist for .
==Storyboard credits==
===Episodes===
*105b. "D.W. the Copycat"
*110a. "Arthur's Birthday" 
*114a. "Arthur the Wrecker"
*120a. "Arthur's Almost Boring Day"
*121b. "The Perfect Brother"
*127a. "D.W.'s Blankie"
*202b. "Arthur's Lucky Pencil"
*207a. "Arthur's TV-Free Week"
*213b. "Arthur the Unfunny"
*217a. "Francine Redecorates"
*219b. "Finders Key-pers"
*220b. "Sue Ellen's Little Sister"
*301b. "The Ballad of Buster Baxter"
*302a. "D.W. All Fired Up"
*304b. "And Now Let's Talk to Some Kids"
*305a. "The Chips are Down"
*310b. "D.W. Tricks the Tooth Fairy"
*311a. "Double Tibble Trouble"
*312a. "What Scared Sue Ellen?"
*314b. "D.W.'s Perfect Wish"
*402a. "Hide and Snake"
*402b. "Muffy's New Best Friend"
*406a. "D.W. Tale Spins"
*408b. "Prunella's Prediction"
*410a. "My Music Rules" 
*505a. "The Lousy Week" 
*507a. "Sleep No More"
*509a. "Just Desserts"
*510a. "Arthur's Family Feud" 
*604b. "Brother, Can You Spare a Clarinet?" 
*608b. "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
*701b. "The Great Sock Mystery"
*702a. "Francine's Split Decision"
*904b. "My Fair Tommy"
*905a. "Lights, Camera... Opera!"
*907a. "Three's a Crowd"
*908b. "Emily Swallows a Horse"
*909b. "Buster the Myth Maker"
*1003b. "The Secret About Secrets" 
*1005b. "Flaw and Order" 
*1007b. "D.W., Bossy Boots" 
*1009a. "Do You Speak George?" 
*1010a. "What's Cooking?" 
*1104b. "Brain's Shocking Secret" 
*1106b. "Dancing Fools" 
*1109b. "Spoiled Rotten!" 
*1110. "Big Brother Binky" 
*1304a. "MacFrensky" 
===Specials===
*"Arthur's Perfect Christmas" 
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Sue Ellen's House

Sue Ellen's HouseElwood City Map is a mansard-roofed house with a gambrel front with its own balcony, and a lean-to front porch. It is owned by Sue Ellen Armstrong's family.
==Rooms==
Sue Ellen's House Entrna e.PNG|Main entrance, with souvenirs from many countries.
Armstrongs' House Living Room.PNG|Living Room
Sue Ellen's Kitchen.PNG|Dining room
Sue Ellen's Room.JPG|Sue Ellen's room.
==Gallery==
===Exterior===
Armstrongs' House.png|The exterior
Armstrongs' House Snow.PNG|The house covered in snow.
Armstrongs' House s6.png|In Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked, at night.
==References==
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Sue Ellen Adds It Up

==Summary==
CBBC: Sue Ellen runs into a problem her artistic vision can't solve.http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/programmes/schedules/2015/06/08 (archived page)
RadioTimes: Sue Ellen is dismissive about maths until she runs into a problem her artistic vision cannot solve.http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/dnjsjk/arthur--series-19---6-sue-ellen-adds-it-up
==Plot==
When Sue Ellen is asked to do a problem during math class, she excuses herself. In the hallway, she explains to the viewers that she isn't a math person. Her family doesn't use math either, not even when following recipes or hanging pictures. She finishes with, "The Armstrongs get along just fine without using math." She comes back to class in time for the next problem.
Sue Ellen Adds it Up
In art class, the students are assigned to paint and hang their art in a spot around the school. Sue Ellen decides to paint a nature-themed work in front of the water fountain.
While shopping for supplies, Prunella points out that Sue Ellen can only spend $15. Sue Ellen refuses to calculate the cost, and says that she'll just put something back if she has too much.
Prunella tries to prove that Sue Ellen is using math without realizing it. However, most of her reasoning is wrong, such as when she assumes that Sue Ellen mixed paint to make orange when it came from a tube.
The next day, Muffy informs Sue Ellen that the water fountain was moved because one of the pipes leaked. The space for Sue Ellen's painting is now too small, and she doesn't want to cut off any of the animals she drew.
In the art room, Prunella measures the new spot and Sue Ellen's art. She shows her that she can cut her painting in the middle instead of trimming off the animals.
Sue Ellen signs her painting with "For Prunella Deegan, who taught me we are all math people."
==Characters==
===Major===
*Sue Ellen Armstrong
*Prunella Deegan
===Minor===
*Ms. Bryan
*Muffy Crosswire
===Cameo===
*Arthur Read
*Buster Baxter
*Francine Frensky
*The Brain
*Binky Barnes
*Fern Walters
*George Lundgren
*Jenna Morgan
*Molly MacDonald
*Rattles
*Ladonna Compson
*Bailey
==Trivia==
*This marks the first time Ms. Bryan has appeared in an episode since the Season 3 episode, Arthur's Dummy Disaster, and her first speaking role since Season 2.
*Timeline: Before “Prunella Packs it In” as in said episode, shows Prunella to be an art person. Here, she doubts it.
* Moral: Dont force someone to like math for your own benefits.
===References===
* Jellied Newts and Candied Beetles may have been inspired by Chocolate Frogs and Cockroach Cluster from the books, which were in turn inspired by a sketch.
==Sources==
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Sue Ellen Chickens Out/Transcript

=== # ===
Mr. Manino: I hope you like it. I won't be making too many more Big Pigs.
Sue Ellen: You can't stop making Big Pigs. They're works of art. The way the raspberry ice cream perfectly complements the double fudge, the Yin Yang of the nuts and cherries. It's poetry in ice cream.
=== # ===
Chickin Lickin' commercial.
Beauregard Poulet: Now everyone can enjoy my tasty, tender chickens made with real chicken flavour.
=== # ===
At a meeting at the tree house everybody talks about Chickin Lickin’ food. Sue Ellen fires her hairband into the audience.
Sue Ellen: Hello?! Is anybody listening?! This is the Sugar Bowl we're talking about. You know, the place where we hang out every single day?!
=== # ===
In her imagination, Sue Ellen and her friends have chained themselves to the outside of the Sugar Bowl.
Buster: Why couldn't we have chained ourselves to the inside of the Sugar Bowl? I'm hungry.
=== # ===
Buster: Sorry, Sue Ellen, Arthur can't help us make signs. He has a piano lesson. But I did bring someone else along.     
Binky looks out of the treehouse.
Binky: Yeah, I love a good protest. Down with homework! No more tests!
Sue Ellen: We're not protesting school. We are protesting a new Chickin Lickin'.
Binky: Oh! Okay. Down with chicken! No more eggs!
=== # ===
The kids practice their protest chants.
Sue Ellen: One, two, three, four, tell them what we are fighting for
Kids: Five, six, seven, eight, keep your chickens off our plate!
Buster: How come we never count past eight? Won't our audience at the mall get bored?
Sue Ellen: We're not going there to entertain people, Buster. We want them to notice us. Besides, there aren't any good rhymes for nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
Binky: What about "This noble goal we can not shelve"? Or we could skip twelve and go right to thirteen. There are some good rhymes for that. Mean, bean, green...
Sue Ellen: Can we just get back to marching, please?
=== # ===
Muffy has invited Sue Ellen into the limo.
Muffy: You know, Sue Ellen, it's really a pity we don't hang out more. I have admired you since we were little kids.
Sue Ellen: I haven't even been here a year, Muffy. You didn't know me when I was a little kid.
=== # ===
Muffy: Your protest isn't going to work, anyway. Do you really think a couple of kids are gonna change the mind of a multi-million-dollar corporation? Especially when two of them are Buster and Binky?!
=== # ===
Beauregard Poulet: Ho-ho! Looks like this little girl just can't wait to get her hands on my crispy Lickin'...
Sue Ellen: I don't want your chicken! I want you to stay away from our Sugar Bowl!
Beauregard Poulet: Er, come again?
Sue Ellen: Please, Mr. Poulet. I know you're a businessman and need to make money, but can't you open up your new store someplace else?     Mr. Poulet walk over to her and briefly removes his fake beard.
Beauregard Poulet: Look, kid, I'm just an actor. There is no Beauregard Poulet. If you've got a problem, complaint forms are in the restaurant. Now, can you step aside and let me do my job?
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Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked/Transcript

Sue Ellen: Yes! I am unbeatable! I'm the queen of the virtual world!
(Intertitle - Slot Machine)
Muffy: (voice-over) Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked.
Emily’s answering machine: Hello, you have reached Emily and Marie-Hélène. We can not take your call because, because… because we are on a treep. A big long treep. So leave your message at the sound of the beep. (laughter)
D.W.: Hi, Emily, it’s D.W. I have a new game. Call me. And what’s a “treep”?
Sue Ellen has fallen asleep in class after practicing a computer game all night?
Mr. Ratburn: Shall I repeat the question, Sue Ellen?
Sue Ellen: Red! The answer is red! Hh…
Mr. Ratburn: No, Sue Ellen. Twenty-two times eleven is not “red”. It’s two hundred and forty-two. However, If I’d asked what color your cheeks are turning, red would have been the correct answer. Let’s try to stay awake, shall we?
Sue Ellen flicks food at Francine
Francine: Grrrrrrr!
Emily’s answering machine: Hello, you have reached Emily and Marie-Hélène. We can not take your call because we are still on our treep. And a “treep” is a trip with a French accent.
Sue Ellen and D.W. have found the game “Confuse the Goose”, that “Virtual Goose” is based on.
Sue Ellen: Are you good at it?
D.W.: I’ve had that goose so confused it was quacking.
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