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The War of the Worlds

The War of the Worlds is a novel by about an alien invasion. In 1938 Orson Wells made it most famous when it was turned into a radio drama for an episode of "The Mercury Theatre on the Air." Because the drama was formatted as a series of newscasts, many people misinterpreted the broadcast and thought that there was a real alien invasion going on.
In "The Fright Stuff," Buster mentions this when he, Arthur, Binky, and Brain are trying to come up with a prank to pull on the girls at Muffy's party. Buster imagines a UFO landing with two aliens coming out to greet the girls, scaring them away.
In "D.W. Aims High," dad shows the book to D.W. to help her with her fear of Attack of the Sleepless Martian Dinosaurs by explaining that people have been afraid of aliens before, but they don't need to be, since they aren't real. (At least, the evil ones aren't real.)
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The Wheel Deal

==Summary==
Brain is put in a wheelchair after a leg injury and copes with the encouragement of Lydia, a handicapped girl who uses a wheelchair too.
==Plot==
Brain suffers a leg injury, and also sprains his ankle, while practicing for a basketball game against the Mighty Mountain team. The incident occurred when Buster tossed a banana peel into the trash, but it accidentaly missed the trash can and landed on the floor, causing Brain to slip on it when he wasn't looking.
The Wheel Deal
After the title card, Brain is then placed in a wheelchair at the hospital. He has difficulty coping with it, until he meets Lydia, who is also in a wheelchair because she was born unable to walk.
When playing basketball with Lydia, Brain doesn't do well, so Lydia helps Brain improve his skills while in the wheelchair. After a few days of training, Brain and Lydia go to the Ice Cream Shop, but discover that it is not wheelchair accessible.
They instead go to The Sugar Bowl, and while talking to each other there, Francine approaches and tells Brain that she could take over for him in the basketball game. Lydia assures her that Brain will do great.
The next day at the game Brain does well, but he doesn't have the confidence to finish the game, so Lydia takes over and manages to score plenty points to secure the win. Afterwards, the Ice Cream Shop is made wheelchair accessible and Brain and Lydia head off together to play chess.
==Characters==
===Major===
*The Brain
*Lydia Fox (debut)
===Minor===
*Arthur Read
*Francine Frensky
*Buster Baxter
*Sam Scarborough
*Coach Raggett
===Cameo===
*Muffy Crosswire
*Binky Barnes
*Sue Ellen Armstrong
*Fern Walters
*George Lundgren
*Jenna Morgan
*Mrs. Powers
*Alex
*Maria Pappas
==Trivia==
*This is the first episode NOT in the U.S. to be in 16:9 widescreen and high-definition.
**This is also the first episode where the title cards are changed to a scene from the episode.
*This is also the first episode since When Carl Met George to have two title cards.
*In the U.S., this episode is the first and only episode to use the Brain variant of the Slot Machine title card.
*This episode also reveals the name of one of the kids from Mighty Mountain during the beginning of the episode.
*Timeline: This episode could take place before April 9th because Buster said he knew a kid that lost his cast in three weeks.
===Production notes===
*This is the first episode in which Éfeso Soares and Dos Santos is the production accountant.
*When Lydia says, "Much you have learned, O big-headed one", the 4:3 version adds a slow pan to the right to keep her in view as she says her line. However, this moment is shown in Brain's version of the Which ARTHUR Character Are You? bumper in 16:9 widescreen without the pan.
===Cultural references===
*Lydia mentions writers and , as well as the .
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The Wind in the Willows

The Wind in the Willows was a guess made by Madison when Ladonna was performing a game of charades.
==Behind the scenes==
 is a 1908 children's novel by Kenneth Grahame.
In "The Great Sock Mystery," Mr. Toad inquires if the keys are to a motorcar, a reference to the story. The Wind in the Willows also contains a character named Mr. Toad.
The novel is mentioned again in "He Said, He Said," although parodied as The Breeze in the Brambles.
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The Wizard of Oz

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (also known as The Wizard of Oz) is a 1900 novel written by L. Frank Baum. It has been adapted into many films and books.
In "Arthur vs. the Very Mean Crossing Guard," Brain references it in one of his plans to avoid crossing the street. His plan is to build a hot air balloon and fly over the street. His drawback is getting blown off course, crash landing in a strange country populated by strange creatures, and having to declare himself "wizard." The drawings shown with these words reference the novel.
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The World Record/Transcript

Arthur: And I bet D.W. holds the record for watching the most reruns of the Mary Moo Cow show.
D.W.: Mom, Arthur is bothering me!
Jane: Arthur, could you come here for a moment, please?
Arthur: Uh oh.
D.W.: And I would also hold the world record for getting Arthur into trouble the most times.
D.W.: Mom! Arthur fed me bugs!
Jane: Arthur...
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The World of Tomorrow/Transcript

D.W. Read: (blows whistle)
Arthur Read: Agh!
D.W.: Arthur, quick! Wake up! It's time for school!
Arthur: Oh, she does that about once a month, always on a Saturday. Ahhhh...a brand-new day. But what if it wasn't a new day?! What if every day of your life was exactly the same? You could get stuck in a really bad day, like that day we went to Mary Moo Cow on Ice.
(Flashback)
Arthur: Dad, you said we could go to the grand opening of the new Bionic Bunny store. 
D.W.: But you told me that we'd see Mary's ice ???! 
Dad: Well, we can't do both. We'll just have to flip a coin. 
Arthur: Heads!
D.W.: Tails!
Dad: Sorry, Arthur. 
D.W.: YYYYYYESSSSS!
Arthur: (Kate spit on his food) Agh! (voice-over) And now matter what you did, the same thing kept happening over and over again.
Dad: We'll just have to flip a coin. 
Arthur: Heads!
D.W.: Tails!
Dad: Sorry, Arthur.
D.W.: Yes!
(back in Arthur's room) 
Arthur: (yawns) Oh, boy. Good thing that'll never happen.
(whistle blows) 
Arthur: Agh! D.W.!
(Title Card) 
THE WORLD OF TOMORROW
Written by: Peter Egan—Storyboard by: Robert Yap
Francine Frensky: (V.O.) The World of Tomorrow.
(in Nigel Ratburn's classroom)
Ratburn: Remember, class, this Friday is our sleepover field trip to the museum of science. Raise your hand if your parents have signed your permission form. (almost every kid in the class raises their hand, but Binky doesn't.) Binky, if you don't bring in your signed permission form tomorrow, I'm afraid you won't be able to join us for the field trip.
Binky Barnes: Is that a promise?
Arthur: What's the matter? Don't you want to go to the museum?
Binky: No. I did this exact same field trip last year. It was just one boring science exhibit after another!
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At the museum.
Buster: Wow! This is so cool! Did they have this exhibit here last year?
Binky: That’s the coat room, doofus.
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Binky falls asleep in a landing craft and is woken (he’s actually dreaming) by a Buster lookalike.
Thruster: And who’s Buster? My name is Thruster.
Binky: Yeah, and my name’s Engelbert Humperdinck.
Thruster: Hi, Engelbert. Are you part of the exhibit?
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Thruster: How can this be the world of tomorrow? This landing craft is two-hundred years old.
Binky: Then what’s the date?
Thruster: March tenth twenty-two-o-three, of course.
Binky: You mean I’ve been asleep for two hundred years? Ha, no wonder I feel so refreshed.
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Binky is woken by the real Buster.
Buster: Wake up! Wake up!
Binky: Thruster! It’s you! Where’s Mr. Rocketburn.
Buster: Who?
Binky: You know, Mr. Ratburn, but he’s a robot.
Buster: Mr. Ratburn is a robot? I knew it!
Binky: Wait a minute. Where’s your robot suit.
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The Yarn Yurt

The Yarn Yurt is a shop in Elwood City that sells yarn, needles, and other sewing and weaving necessities. Arthur buys yarn for knitting here with Grandma Thora and D.W. in Arthur Unravels.
==Description==
The Yarn Yurt, as aforementioned, sells weaving accessories and necessities. It is based on a traditional yurt which is used for shelter in central Asia. The yarn sold at the shop comes in many select colors and forms.
thumb|left|262px|The interior.
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The Young and the Old

"The Young and the Old" is a song by Los Viajeros in "Buster in Beijing." It was written by Stephanie Simpson and Claudio Ragazzi.http://pbskids.org/buster/songs/cn_beijing_sng.html
==Lyrics==
Mountains surround it.
Rivers flow through it.
China's built of
Ancient stone,
And glass and steel
Reaching up to the sky.
Follow old pathways.
Travel new highways.
Beijing is lit
By candlelight,
And flashing neon signs
Go all night.
Children are playing.
People are dancing.
Beijing is made of all their dreams,
The young and the old
And all in between.
The young and the old
And all in between.
Mountains surround it.
Rivers flow through it.
China's built of
Ancient stone,
And glass and steel
Reaching up to the sky.
Follow old pathways.
Travel new highways.
Beijing is lit
By candlelight,
And flashing neon signs
Go all night.
Children are playing.
People are dancing.
Beijing is made of all their dreams,
The young and the old
And all in between.
The young and the old
And all in between.
The young and the old
And all in between.
The young and the old
And all in between.
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Thelma

Thelma is a plastic singing fish that Mr. Sipple gives to Arthur and D.W. in the episode "Arthur and Los Vecinos," when he moves away. Though Mr. Sipple gave it to both of them, D.W. has since taken the fish for herself and made it her pet. Since this episode, Thelma has made frequent appearances.
Thelma is a fish on a plaque-type board. When you press the button on the board, the fish's front half turns toward the person who pressed the button and sings "Row, Row, Row Your Boat."
In "Desperately Seeking Stanley," D.W. tries to sell Thelma at the Reads' yard sale because Thelma now malfunctions. It repeatedly says the same few words of the song over and over again. When Ramon and Vicita Molina visit the yard sale, Vicita wants Thelma, however Ramon cannot afford the $1,000 price tag D.W. put on it. This makes Vicita begin to cry, until D.W. mentions that Arthur has a bear on his table.
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;Episodes
*"Arthur and Los Vecinos"
*"Desperately Seeking Stanley"
*"Postcards from Binky"
;Postcards from Buster episodes
*"Ciao Buster"
==Triva==
* Thelma is a refrence to Big Mouth Billy Bass
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Theodore Read

Theodore Read, also known as "Theo," is Arthur, D.W., and Kate's great-grand uncle. He is the brother of Thora's father.From The Rhythm and Roots of Arthur:
D.W.: "Whose birthday is it?"
David: "Your great-grand uncle Theo's."
Thora: "That's my father's brother."
 He celebrates his 85th birthday in the special "The Rhythm and Roots of Arthur."
==Physical appearance==
Theo is an anthropomorphic aardvark with a dark brown complexion. He wears a gray button-down shirt with a bow-tie, a black hat with a red band, brown pants, and red suspenders. He has a gray mustache and thick gray eyebrows.
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Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt was the President of the United States in 1903. As president, he headed a ceremony recognizing the lumber town founded by Jacob Katzenellenbogan to now be an official city.
Mr. Ratburn mentioned Roosevelt, along with Thomas Jefferson and Herbert Hoover, when the class ran a mock election. Roosevelt had summarized his plan for world peace as, "speak softly and carry a big stick."
==Appearances==
*The Election 
*Elwood City Turns 100!
*Phony Fern
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==External links==
* on Wikipedia
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There's Nothing To Do Today Day

There's Nothing To Do Today Day was Francine's idea for a new holiday in "The Long, Dull Winter". Because it was based around making a holiday TV special, it was the only one of the friends' ideas with a song. It included many of the nonspeaking characters.
==Song lyrics==
Oh, the weather outside is crummy,and you feel as lively as a mummy,then there's nothing to do or say;it's 'There's Nothing to Do Today Day'.Don't you know, when there's nothing to doyou can do anything that you want to.You can go to sleep, run and playon There's Nothing to Do, Nothing to Do Today Day. (Nothing to Do Today Day)Nothing to Do Today Day (Nothing to Do Today Day)Nothing to Do Today Day-aaaay!
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Thesaurus

The thesaurushttp://tv.ark.com/transcript/arthur-(d.w.'s_name_game%3b_finders_key-pers)/1020/KTEH/Thursday_April_15_2010/260215/ - Spelled in lowercase is a dinosaur who is very good with words.
He spends most of his time organizing words in the library's reference section, but there are so many that he still has a lot to go. He appears in D.W.'s dream. After testing her worthiness, he told her the perfect name to call Arthur.
==Trivia==
*He is named after a , a book that lists words, similar meaning words, and opposites.
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Thinking Tune

"Thinking Tune" is track 13 of the album Arthur and Friends: The First Almost Real Not Live CD (or Tape). It is not actually a song, but is instead The Brain making noises of thinking set to music.
==Lyrics==
I, the Brain, will now engage in my favorite entertainment.
I like to think.
Hmm. Aha
Huh.
Mm-hmm.
Hmm.
Hm-hmm.
Ah. I like to think.
Hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Ahhh. That was very satisfying.
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This Just In!

This Just In! is the ninth episode of Season 2 of Postcards From Buster. This episode aired on February 5, 2007 and Buster travels to Talladega, Alabama.
==Summary==
A news story is being sponsored by a TV station for a contest and Mr. Ratburn gives it a chance for the students to take extra credit. Buster has traveled to Alabama and wants to do a story about auto-racing, but NASCAR is currently in its offseason and therefore, not racing at Talladega Superspeedway. He goes to the Alabama School for the Blind and he soon discovers that a journalist does not need to manufacture news but keep his senses open.
==Plot==
==Trivia==
*At the time this episode aired, the NASCAR Cup Series season (then known as the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series) was roughly a week from starting, albeit at Daytona International Speedway in Florida for the 49th running of the Daytona 500.
===Errors===
*Talladega Superspeedway is actually in Lincoln, Alabama, north of Talladega proper.
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*Buster Baxter
*Bo Baxter
*Arthur Read
*Marina Datillo
*Mr. Ratburn
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This Old Doll House

This Old Doll House is a video made by George Lundgren. He tried to repair Vicita's doll house, but he had to break some of it to do so, causing Vicita to cut the show short. However he still won from the show he used. It parodies This Old House, which is another PBS show. 
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*The Making of Arthur
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Thomas Edison

Thomas Alva Edison was the inventor of 1,093 inventions, the most famous of which was the first practical lightbulb, A.K.A. the incandescent lamp.
*In "Francine Frensky, Superstar," the class performs a play about Edison's inventions.
*Brain's goal in "The World Record" was to break Edison's record of inventing 1,093 inventions. Edison is also mentioned in the chapter book based on the episode.
*Edison's first actual appearance was in the opening of "The Cave" where Arthur assists him in testing his prototype lightbulb.
*He was also mentioned in "Brain's Shocking Secret" when Brain said that many geniuses did poorly in school.
*In "Muffy's Classy Classics Club," Brain mentions that book one of the Pretty Pioneers series is inaccurate because it is set in 1865, and yet a record player is featured, which wasn't invented by Edison until 1877.
==External links==
*Wikipedia article on 
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Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson was an American Founding Father, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence, and the third President of the United States.
Mr. Ratburn mentioned and showed a picture of Jefferson in his class, in "The Election." He was also the subject of the book Binky read to Buster in "Buster Makes the Grade" when Binky tied Buster to a tree.
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===Arthur===
*107b. "" 
*506a. "The Election" 
*605a. "The Boy Who Cried Comet" 
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Thora's brother 1

One of Grandma Thora's brothers offered his sister a model horse-drawn carriage, but with an airplane instead of a horse, saying that one of the dolls was actually a spy sent to destroy the fortress.
==Physical appearance==
He wears a red long sleeve shirt and brown pants with brown suspenders.
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Thora's brother 2

He’s only seen in a flashback of the episode Clarissa is Cracked. In the flashback, one of Grandma Thora's brothers made a doll for her using a potato.
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Thora's brother 3

"Thora's brother 3" is one of Grandma Thora's three brothers. In a flashback in "Clarissa is Cracked", he asks Thora if he could hold Clarissa. After he cleaned his dirty hands by wiping them on his trousers, Thora allowed him to hold the doll.
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Thora's car

Grandma Thora's car is a green car that is owned by Grandma Thora. It is seen in "Lost!," when Arthur imagines her coming to pick him up from Manny's Diner. Grandma Thora never actually comes in her car to pick him up. The siren that Arthur imagines isn't really part of the car. It also been used in Arthur vs. the Very Mean Crossing Guard to take Arthur and Brain home from school. It was red in one episode. In the episode "Grandma Thora Appreciation Day" the car broke down and was in for maintanance.
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Thora's childhood house

Thora's childhood house was where Grandma Thora grew up with her family. It is implied that the family moved out, as Thora lives in a different house now.
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The dining room bears a strong resemblance to that of Francine's grandfather's house, which also appeared in season 3.
==Appearances==
*312b. "Clarissa is Cracked"
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Thora's father

Thora's Father is the deceased husband of Thora's Mother and the father of Grandma Thora and her three brothers. He first appeared in a flashback in the episode "Clarissa is Cracked".
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