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Tony Wu

Tony Wu (also known as "Master Wu" by Fern) is a former professional martial-artist whose career was prominent in the 1960's and 70's. He invented his own martial-arts style called "Laughing Dragon" and starred in many martial-art themed movies. After his career he retired and discontinued his martial arts "career", but despite his retirement he still receives fan-mail.
==Biography==
===Early life===
Tony was born and lived most of his early life around Berkeley, California. His Aunt Shirley taught him martial arts. Sometime after he moved to Elwood City. While in Elwood City, he enjoyed playing mini golf. Eventually he became weak because of age, so he retired.
===Filmography===
*Master Wu and the Rebel Monks
*(Many more)
===Time with Fern===
Fern volunteered to help him out for a Jr. Explorer's badge. She found out he is very boring, but when she told Sue Ellen about him she showed Fern one of the movies he starred in titled "Master Wu and the Rebel Monks".
After Fern found this out she treated him like her kung-fu master. However, he took this as a joke and just told her to file out letters from fans. She figured that it was for her training to become a martial artist so she did chores around his house with pleasure. He thought this was a joke, which made Fern disappointed.
So he promised her to teach her a little about his form of martial arts in his living room. Fern didn't understand why she was making him doing simple things like standing up straight and focusing.
Fern suggested that they should go to the park. Tony originally disputed this idea but soon gave in. Three people joined in to learn tai chi.
==Interests==
Tony spends most of his day on a reclining chair watching golf on TV or reading magazines about the sport. He also liked to act and in martial arts movies.
==Gallery==
Master_wu_and_cook%27s_son.jpg|With his apprentice in a scene from one of his movies.
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Tony Wu's house

Tony Wu's house appears in the episode "Kung Fool," when Fern goes to his house to help him.
==Rooms==
Tony Wu House Living Room.png|Living Room
Tony Wu House Kitchen.png|Kitchen
Tony Wu House Office Area.png|Office Area
Tony Wu House Closet.png|Closet
Tony Wu House Exterior S13.png|Doorway
==Electronics==
Tony Wu's TV.png|TV
Tony Wu's Computer.png|Computer
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Toon Boom Harmony

Toon Boom Harmony is an animation service. This service was what animated the episodes of the TV series Arthur for the last 6 seasons. Harmony also did some of the show's specials like D.W. and the Beastly Birthday, The Rhythm and Roots of Arthur, and An Arthur Thanksgiving, as well as all of its digital shorts.
== Harmony's Other Works ==
* Rise of the TMNT
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* Lackadaisy
* The Cuphead Show!
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Tooth-removing machine

Brain invents a tooth-removing machine in "Arthur's Tooth" to help Arthur get his loose tooth out. To demonstrate it, he places a pumpkin where the person's head is supposed to go. The machine crushes the pumpkin into goop and its claws snap at the remains. It escaped from Brain's basement and goes outside, but Brain makes it self-destruct before anyone gets hurt.
==Images==
Brain tooth remove machine book version.jpg|Its appearance in the book.
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Tooth Fairy

The Tooth Fairy is a character who has only made two appearances.
==Physical appearance==
In her first appearance, she seemed to be an aardvark-like creature with beige fur, blonde hair, a purple dress, glasses, and standing six inches tall. In her second appearance, she seemed to be more cat-like, with a pink dress, her hair in a bun, and standing five feet.
==Appearances==
*"D.W. Tricks the Tooth Fairy" 
*"Baby Kate and the Imaginary Mystery" 
*"All Will Be Revealed
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Top Supermarket Clerk

Top Supermarket Clerk is a reality show which was Buster's favorite show after losing interest in Bionic Bunny. He had said that Bionic Bunny was just "made up stuff". Jane Read, D.W., and Baby Kate are shown to watch it. It was only seen in Buster Gets Real, and mentioned briefly by Buster in Caught in the Crosswires. It is produced by Reality TV. Every week an episode airs and one of the contestants gets eliminated. Oddly, the contestant that is eliminated in one episode always returns in the next one. 
==Contestants==
*Andrea
*Benjamin - 'Checked out' first
*Dominic
*Jeff
*Lucie - 'Checked out' second
==Trivia==
*It a parody of the classic game show, Supermarket Sweep, only instead of being based on the customers, it is based on the clerks. On top of that, the logo of Top Supermarket Clerk is very similar to the logo of Supermarket Sweep.
==Gallery==
top supermarket clerk2.jpg|Dominic is usually very clumsy
top supermarket clerk3.jpg|Benjamin was the first to be 'checked out'
top supermarket clerk Bob.jpg|Bob- the presenter
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Torah

The Torah is a Hebrew book that is important in religion.
Bubby explained that she was not “breaking the rules” by eating during Yom Kippur because, “The Torah forbids us to fast if it hurts our health.”
==Trivia==
*The is the Jewish/Hebrew name for the first five books in the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy.
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Tosca

Tosca is Frederique Fugue's pet parrot. It is seen in "Arthur Plays the Blues," when Dr. Fugue applauds it for its chirping. It is most likely named after the opera of the same name.
==Trivia==
*The Opera's Language is in Italian, because it premiered in Rome, Italy on January 14, 1900 at the Teatro Costanzi, and composed by Giacomo Puccini.
*At the end of Lights, Camera... Opera!, the opera was mentioned when it was playing in Crown City.
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Tower Of Cows (online game)

Tower of Cows! is an online game on the PBS Kids website. It was released on June 25, 2021.
==Gameplay==
=== Overall ===
There are four challenges: Stack, Move, Pile and Tip with six levels each. Beating all 24 levels unlocks a Bonus Level.
In each level, you click on a point on the screen to make a cow fall down on that spot. If a cow falls exactly on top of another, you have a stable tower. If it does not quite fall on the other, the tower is unstable and may collapse if it gets too high. You can also arrange cows in a pyramid. 
The object is to make a cow reach a carrot that is suspended in mid-air. It does not matter, how many cows you need, but if any cow falls off the screen, you have to try the level again. Most levels let you choose between two carrots, one being higher up and harder to reach.
=== Stack ===
The carrot is suspended over an immobile platform. The platform gets smaller with every level.
=== Move ===
Both carrot and platform keep moving from left to right and back again. They move faster with every level and the platform gets smaller.
=== Pile ===
The platform is uneven, making stable pyramids harder. 
=== Tip ===
The carrot is suspended over one side of a seesaw. You have to balance the cows on both sides to be able to stack them high enough. At higher levels, the seesaw gets smaller and tilts more.
=== Bonus level ===
A UFO flies back and forth over a small platform and the cows drop out of the UFO, no matter where you click the screen. There are golden carrots to collect.
==Characters==
*D.W. Read
*Arthur Read (cameo)
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Tower of Cows

Tower of Cows is a game owned by Emily and D.W.. The objective of the game is probably to be the player who safely stacks the last cow. However, the game is shown to have cards and pawn-like pieces that go along with it. As D.W. explained in "Arthur and Los Vecinos", for beginners, it is best to start on a flat surface. However, Vicita beat D.W. without significant effort on her first time playing. In "Kiss and Tell," Emily says she bought a French version named La Tour des Vaches. They also play Tower of Cows in season 3, in "Double Tibble Trouble." D.W and Emily were shown trying to stack the cows, as Timmy and Tommy scream, knocking them down.
In the book Arthur and the Big Snow, the game features a purple version of Mary Moo Cow with pink spots as the stackable cows.
A similar game called Tower of Tofu is seen in "D.W. and the Beastly Birthday."
A printable game with the same name was on the PBS Kids website.
== Appearances ==
* Double Tibble Trouble
* Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked
* Arthur and Los Vecinos
* Muffy Goes Metropolitan (mentioned)
* The Tattletale Frog
* Tibbles to the Rescue
* He Said, He Said
* That's MY Grandma! (mentioned)
== Gallery ==
DW Playing Tower of Cows (Tattletale Frog) 01.png
Arthur and the Big Snow - D.W. and Tower of Cows.jpg
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Tower of Pain

The Tower of Pain is a jungle gym, used by The Tough Customers as their headquarters at Lakewood Elementary School.
==History==
The Tower of Pain are used by The Tough Customers to relax, talk and plan. In the Arthur episode, The Law of the Jungle Gym, Muffy was trying to get a picture taken of the gang with her new camera, however, she couldn't see. Her solution: The Tower of Pain. Muffy thinks that this is a good place to take a photo shoot, until Molly suggests that she take her photo shoot elsewhere. This led Muffy to tell Mr. Haney and her attorney about this situation, which leads Mr. Heney a conclusion that they share The Tower of Pain. That didn't work out as planned, leaving Muffy full authority of the jungle gym and The Tough Customers a new location for their headquarters. After the group are having a tough time picking places, Molly has had enough and asked Muffy to have their spot back by telling her that the Tower of Pain was their hangout place and talked her into giving their place back.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*"Arthur, World's Greatest Gleeper"
*"The Law of the Jungle Gym"
*"The Last Tough Customer"
*"Too Much of a Good Thing"
*"Slink's Special Talent"
*"Truth or Poll"
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Tracey Hoyt

Tracey Hoyt is a voice actress on . She voiced Ursa Merkles in the episode "Best Enemies." She also voiced a Pretty Pioneer doll in "Muffy's Classy Classics Club," the episode that aired with "Best Enemies". 
Her other works include Keroleen in Keroppi and Friends, Sailor Rini in Sailor Moon, and Me Bear in The Care Bears Big Wish Movie.
==Arthur Voice Credits==
*Ursa Merkles
*Pretty Pioneers doll
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Trading Cards

Trading Cards are a printable feature of the pages on the CBBC and PBS Kids websites.
==History==
The first batch of trading cards was released in 2001 with 26 different character cards. In 2003, each character received a second card, bringing the total to 52 cards. In 2012, 2 more cards were added for Ladonna, bringing the grand total to 54 cards.
The CBBC website only has the original 26 cards.
==List of cards==
==External links==
*Trading Cards from CBBC (archived)
*Trading Cards from PBS Kids (archived)
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Tradition Is a Circle

Tradition Is a Circle is a song performed in the Postcards From Buster episode "Hoops and Drums." It was written by Stephanie Simpson, Billy Aronson, and Claudio Ragazzi.
==Lyrics==
When I hit these drums,
People come from far and near.
The drums are calling out, my friend,
Come and dance together again.
Tradition is a circle.
It doesn't have an end.
It brings us all together,
Elders, family, and friends.
Tradition is a circle.
It doesn't have an end.
It brings us all together,
Elders, family, and friends.
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Treasure Caravan

Treasure Caravan is a TV show featured in Family Fortune. People bring in any old items they have to get them valued. Muffy had brought a necklace that supposedly belonged to the archduchess of Moldavia, however the show's hostess debunked that myth, it was only a piece of fake jewelry. Arthur bought in a chair (that was very similar to one that was on the show before) hoping it would be valuable, but it wasn't. (It ended up being from a completely different era, the original chair was from the 1790s, but his was likely a copycat, and was made much later (in the 1970s)) However, the rug that Kate was holding was worth $5000, it was from a Native American tribe. Arthur had the choice to sell the rug or let Kate keep it. He kindly let Kate keep it.
The program parodies the PBS program Antiques Roadshow, which travels the United States and gives people an opportunity to get their antiques valued, sometimes resulting in high-value finds.
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Treasure Caravan Hostess

Hostess of Treasure Caravan was seen in the episode "Family Fortune," when the show Treasure Caravan came to Elwood City. She appraised many items of Elwood City residents, such as Muffy's necklace, Buster's hockey cards, and the Reads' chair and blanket.
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Treasure Island (episode)

==Summary==
Buster travels to the Caribbean islands for the first time. Carlos is unable to remember his childhood, but he says that a mystery box, held by his cousin, is the key to his memories.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
==References==
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Treasure Island (novel)

Treasure Island is a 1883 novel written by Robert Louis Stevenson. The story is about pirates and buried treasure.
In the episode "The Short, Quick Summer," Arthur remembers that he read the novel over the summer. He then imagines a scene from the novel, with some of the characters replaced with people he knows.
In the episode "You Are Arthur," Arthur imagines himself as Long John Silver, and Pal as one of his mates. 
==Gallery==
Mrratburntreasureisland.png|Mr. Ratburn as a Pirate
Piratestreasureisland.png|Pirates
Treasureisland.png|Arthur's dad as Long John Silver
Arthurtreasureisland.png|Arthur as Jim Hawkins
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Treat Timer

The Treat Timer is a voice-activated dog biscuit dispenser that was featured in Arthur's TV Trouble. It was said to have cost $19.95. Arthur wanted to buy it for his pet dog, Pal, and went to great lengths to raise the money to buy one. However, it malfunctioned often, and shot dog biscuit treats over the house, and also sent Pal into a fright.
All sales for the toy were final, so Arthur was unable to get his money back. 
It was shortly thereafter thrown into the garbage by the Reads, as the Timer is shown among the trash in the front of their house.
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Treehouse Designer!

Treehouse Designer! is an game on the PBS Kids website.
==Gameplay==
Three different characters all want you to design treehouses for them in specific ways. Their request is a randomized adjective like "funky," "cool," "friendly," "wacky," or "artsy." The player can then place objects inside the treehouse. Next, you design the outside, by placing things like lights and signs. The color of the treehouse can be changed as well. When all three treehouses are designed, regardless of how well you met the objective, the characters will wave at you from their treehouses. The game can be played again as many times as the player wants.
==Characters==
*Arthur
*Francine
*Buster
*Muffy
*Binky
*The Brain
*Pal 
*Bionic Bunny 
*Rapty 
== Gallery ==
Game_Treehouse Builder 01.jpg|Design inside
Game_Treehouse Builder 02.jpg|Design outside
Game_Treehouse Builder 03.jpg|Finished
==External links==
*Treehouse Designer! on pbskids.org
==References==
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Treenie

Treenie is the imaginary friend of Vicita. She speaks in Spanish, but also knows English.
She had scheduled a tea party with Nadine, but when Nadine failed to show, Treenie went with Amigo to ask Kate and Pal if they knew where she was.
She appeared briefly to tell Alberto that Vicita was telling the truth about Muffy and soccer, although he does not see her.
She later appeared with Nadine and Uncle Wormy to warn Kate and Pal about the Red Claw.
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Trevor

Trevor is the former coach of the Lakewood Elementary Soccer Team. As a kid, he was excited to win games, but eventually learned that winning isn't everything.
His philosophy that "winning doesn't matter as long as you had fun" has made him not care about winning at all. Unfortunately for him, the kids were unhappy anyways since they never won.
In "Muffy's Soccer Shocker", he resigned as coach and Mr. Crosswire takes over. He made a cameo appearance early on in the episode "Waiting to Go" with "3rd Grade Male Dog (Number 2)" next to him. Hinting that he may have a little brother.
==Physical appearance==
Trevor is dog with a cream complexion that wears a white shirt, a blue sweater that he wears over his white shirt, blue jeans, and black and white sneakers. He is has long brown hair and is pretty tall and has a silver whistle.
==Appearances==
*Muffy's Soccer Shocker
*Waiting to Go
==Gallery==
Muffy's Soccer Shocker 2.JPG|Trevor speaking to Francine.
OLDUNIFORMS.jpg|Trevor with the Lakewood Soccer team
==References==
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Trident Books

Trident Books is a bookstore. It appeared in Prunella's Special Edition. It then appeared in various other episodes like Fern and Persimmony Glitchet where Fern and Francine were buying the new Horrendously Horrible Happenings book, and Sick as a Dog, in the opening when Arthur is walking Pal. Max Wheeler was there that day to autograph books in place of Persimmony Glitchet.
In "Don't Ask Muffy," Buster imagines himself going there to find info on how to be a comedian. He imagines the dry cleaners worker working there. It is unknown if she actually does work at the store, or if he only imagined a random person doing so.
Trident books.jpg|Book signing.
Tridentbooksimagination.png
Trident.png|Trident Books in Sick as a Dog.
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Trident Books owner

The owner of Trident Books opened his store to let the crowd buy the new Henry Skreever book. He also appeared in Arthur's imagination, handing the Police a medal to present to Supernova.
==Appearances==
*1301b "Prunella and the Disappointing Ending"
*1310b "The Secret Origin of Supernova"
==Gallery==
TSOoS - Chief and book guy.png
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Trip

Trip is an employee of Computer Fun. He appears in "Muffy and the Big Bad Blog," where he assists Mr. Ratburn in buying a computer. He was shocked at how clueless Mr. Ratburn was about technology
==Gallery==
muffyandthebigbadblogscreenshottrip_uk.jpg
muffyandthebigbadblogscreenshottrip1_uk.jpg|Trip with Mr. Ratburn
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Trixie Tibble

Trixie Tibble is the mother of Timmy and Tommy Tibble.
In "D.W.'s Backpack Mishap," it is revealed that she makes frequent trips to places around the world.
==Appearances==
*127a. "D.W.'s Blankie" 
*606b. "D.W.'s Backpack Mishap" 
==References==
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Tronic

Tronic is a security guard at Reality TV. Arthur and Bionic Bunny sneaked past him by disguising themselves as TV executives. He later spotted them exiting an unauthorized room, but Bionic Bunny defeated Tronic by using his TV remote to turn off his head.
==Gallery==
Tronic wonders.jpg
Tronic's defeat.jpg
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Trucks

Trucks is a fictional movie that Francine and Muffy go to see in "The Agent of Change". The movie contains only a few females, and mostly males. It is comprised of characters who take the form of vehicles, mostly trucks. Its main plotline was said to be about a truck who follows his dreams. In the part shown in the episode, trucks are participating in the Ton of Bricks Bowl, which Johnny Half-ton wins, goes out with Cindy Cupholder and the end credits rolls. Francine and Muffy hate the movie due to the lack of female characters, while Binky likes it.
==Trivia==
*The film is a parody of the film Cars.
**Johnny Half-ton is a parody of Lightning McQueen.
**Rita is a parody of Sherriff.
**Cindy Cupholder is a parody of Sally Carrera.
**Smelly is a parody of Mater.
*The film is mentioned in "D.W. Unties the Knot", where one of the Tibbles says that he didn't wear a suit when their grandmother took them to see Trucks The Musical.
*The ending music was later used in What's in a Name?
==Gallery==
Longhaul.png|Long Haul, a truck participating in the Ton of Bricks Bowl
Icecold.png|Ice Cold, a truck participating in the Ton of Bricks Bowl
Smelly.png|Smelly, a dump truck participating in the Ton of Bricks Bowl
Johnny Halftime.png|Jonny Half-ton, a truck participating in the Ton of Bricks Bowl and the protagonist of the movie.
Greentruck.png|Johnny's mother, and one of the two females in the whole movie.
Jonny Halftime fan.png|Johnny Half-ton's girlfriend Cindy Cupholder, the other female.
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Try It, You'll Like It!

Try It, You'll Like It! is the fourth book in Arthur's Family Values, a series of Arthur book titles aimed specifically at teaching morals.
==Publisher's summary==
When Arthur's friends and family go to a luau, D.W. gets a lesson in trying new things—Hawaiian style!
==Trivia==
*Moral: Try New Things.
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Tug

Tug is an imaginary bully at summer camp. He appeared in Buster's imagination in "Home Sweet Home," taking both bunkbeds, clipping his toe nails, dragging Buster in the 3-legged race, and stealing his toasted marshmallows. The Meadowcroak Bus Driver beared an extreme resemblance to him, so Buster was reluctant to board the bus at first.
Seen in a flashback of Fritz's summer camp in 1932, Tug was a real person. Even in this flashback, he has a strange liking of clipping his toe nails. 
==Episode Appearances==
*Home Sweet Home
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