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Pixel

Pixel is Capri de Vapida's pet dog. She is usually Capri's inspiration for all her fads.
== Trivia ==
* She is a parody of Tinkerbell, Paris Hilton's dog. This is fitting as Capri is a parody of Paris Hilton.
Category:Characters
Category:Canines
Category:Pets
Category:Animals
Category:Female
Category:Background characters
Category:A to Z
Pizza Paula's

Pizza Paula's is a pizza restaurant chain in Elwood City. The franchise is so big that they have a "Pizza Palace" completely made of food.
==History==
Buster thinks it is his destiny to go to Pizza Paula's Pizzaland, which is possibly a parody of and , and win the pizza-eating contest for free pizza for life. While he is there, he goes back to the hotel room to sleep early for the pizza contest, except he can't fall asleep because he is constantly reminded about the contest since everything in Pizza Paula's Pizzaland is somehow related to pizza."Sleep No More"
Arthur won the raffle contest for there. Francine's dad brings home pizza from there after they get done visiting their synagogue, Congregation Sha'aray Shalom."Is That Kosher?"
Arthur, Buster, and D.W. are in there ordering pizza."The Good, The Bad, and The Binky"
==Appearances==
*Sleep No More
*Is That Kosher?
*The Good, the Bad, and the Binky
==Gallery==
Inside Pizza Paula's Elwood City.png|The interior of Pizza Paula's.
Pizza Paula's.PNG|The exterior of Pizza Paula's.
Cinderella Castle?.jpg|A Cinderella-type castle combined with an oven baking a pizza from the Pizzaland commercial.
Eiffel Tower?.jpg|An Eiffel Tower-like tower at Pizzaland
Pizzaland visit.jpg|The Cinderella-like castle as it actually appears at the park (The differences are that it isn't in the clouds and that it has an additional Pizzaland sign)
==References==
Category:Elwood City
Category:Restaurants
Category:A to Z
Category:Pages with Wikipedia links
Planet Pal

Planet Pal is an game on the PBS Kids website.
==Gameplay==
Pals of various colors will run across the screen, forming a color pattern (such as blue, purple, blue, purple, blue, purple, etc.). One of the Pals will be blank, and the player must react quickly and color the Pal so that it fits with the pattern, which will start a new pattern. If the wrong Pal is clicked, the player will lose one of their three lives. Every few patterns matched, the Pals will start wearing accessories, such as sunglasses, bandanas, and Moon Boots.
==External links==
*Planet Pal on pbskids.org
Category:PBS Kids website games
Category:A to Z
Planet Schmellafint

Planet Schmellafint is an song from "Arthur Writes a Story" where Arthur, D.W. and Mrs. Wood who are on the moon, singing about a boy and his striped elephant.
==Song Lyrics==
 Now this little boy can go home and enjoy
 His own personal striped elephant
 Yee-haw!
 And you will all see
 How happy he will be
 Here on Planet Schmellafint!
==Trivia==
*This song was featured in full as part of the track "My Dog Pal" on the album Arthur and Friends: The First Almost Real Not Live CD (or Tape). The included lyrics booklet gives the planet's name as "Schmellafint."
Category:Songs
Category:Songs from Arthur episodes
Category:Literature
Category:A to Z
Category:Places
Category:Imaginary places
Planet Smasher

Planet Smasher is an arcade game seen on occasion. The main objective seems to be destroying planets. It sounds like a good game, as the kids all wanted to play it in "Arthur Goes Crosswire." The explosion clip is used in various other episodes.
==Gallery==
Planet_smasher.jpg|A screenshot of a planet being smashed.
Planet_smasher_game_over.jpg|The game over screen.
Category:Games
Category:A to Z
Plato

Category:Objects
Plato is a stuffed pig that previously belonged to The Brain. It was named after Plato, the well known Greek philosopher who lived from 348 BC to 427 BC. Plato was first mentioned by the Brain in "Desperately Seeking Stanley". He said he gave it to someone who appreciated him more, who turned out to be Mrs. Tibble, as Plato is seen in her doll room later in the episode.https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151236194563873&set=o.43562115202&type=1&ref=nf#!/photo.php?fbid=10151236194563873&set=o.43562115202&type=1&permPage=1 Plato is seen with a new robe in "Baby Kate and the Imaginary Mystery".
==References==
Category:Stuffed animals
Category:Objects
Category:Pigs
Category:A to Z
Category:Pages with Wikipedia links
Category:Toys
Platy

Platy is Ladonna's old stuffed animal and imaginary friend. He tends to worry about things a lot and can be annoying to others. He speaks with an Australian accent.
==Appearances==
*"The Lost Dinosaur"
*"When Duty Calls"
== Gallery ==
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Category:A to Z
Category:Imaginary characters
Category:Stuffed animals
Category:Characters
Category:Male
Play Problems

"Play Problems" is a story from the PBS Kids Share-a-Story Talent Show. Buster shares a story from the episode "Elwood City Turns 100!".
 My friends and I once did a play about Elwood City.
 During the song, I accidentally knocked the scenery
 over! Have you ever been in a show when
 something went wrong? What happened?
 How did you deal with it?
Kids sent in their responses to his question.
==See also==
*PBS Kids Share-a-Story Talent Show
*Elwood City Turns 100!
==External links==
*Play Problems on PBSKids.org (archived page)
Category:PBS Kids website
Category:A to Z
Play it Again, D.W

#REDIRECT Play it Again, D.W.
Arthur is doing nothing and D.W. gets a radio. D.W. turn on the radio to loud. Arthur wakes up in the morning. Pal came to Arthur's room and watch the sky. and so did Arthur. and Arthur tries to write, but Arthur can't write. Arthur's breakfast is shaking that much. but D.W. is dancing and his mom tells D.W. to turn off the radio. Arthur is playing basketball and D.W., Tommy & Timmy are playing at the sandbox. Arthur saw D.W. came to his room. and Arthur and the Reads are going to bus world. while D.W. is dancing with teddy. Arthur can't do his homework because D.W. was to loud. and D.W. keeps runs out his room. but Arthur tells Pal he can't watch TV. but Arthur steals dvd. At the picnic, Arthur and his friends are riding their boat. Cathy is here to take care of Arthur and D.W. D.W. is looking for the dvd. Arthur and D.W. started to hate each other. and Arthur is playing a game. Arthur locks D.W. in the closet. Arthur is looking to, Arthur's room is a mess! Arthur and D.W. is doing nothing. Arthur and Pal is in the closet to. D.W. gets anew dvd and watch TV.
Pluto TV

Pluto TV is an advertiser-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) service owned and operated by Paramount Global. It primarily offers a selection of programming content through digital linear channels designed to emulate the experience of traditional broadcast programming. They collabrated with in 2019 and is put on Vizio Watchfree app. In August 2022, Pluto TV in the UK added a 24/7 channel.http://www.nickalive.net/2022/08/pluto-tv-uk-adds-arthur-channel.html?m=0 In June 30th 2023, the Canadian Pluto TV added a 24/7 channel two days prior to its announcement on July 2nd.https://www.instagram.com/p/CuMiTIgNq5D/
==References==
Category:A to Z
Category:Production
Plutonian

A Plutonian is a dog who lives on the dwarf planet Pluto. Dr. Yowl, Sal, Cal, Val and Al, who are related to Pal live on the dwarf planet, and are Plutonians.
==Appearances==
*1904a. "Carried Away"
*1906a. "Maria Speaks" 
Category:Aliens
Category:Canines
Category:Stubs
Category:A to Z
Poetry Club (track)

"Poetry Club" is track 16 of the album Arthur and Friends: The First Almost Real Not Live CD (or Tape). It is recitation of poetry by Francine, Buster and Arthur with a percussive accompaniment. The poems were originally featured in the Arthur story "I'm a Poet." D.W. also inserts herself into the proceedings in her own unique fashion.
==Poems==
Buster
Time for poetry club.
Francine
My dad took me to a hockey game
I got hit on the head by a puck
I yelled out — Ow! My head! Ow!
Call an ambulance! Ouch! Ow!
Oh, brother, this hurts!
Put ice on it!
It's gonna swell!
I got a big old purple lump on my head
And used it for show and tell.
Buster
These are the things that make me nauseous
Gloopy green gloop that drips from faucets
Blue hair that grows on slices of bread
When your big old dog drools in your bed.
When a dirty sock drops on your face, P.U.
When your friend's baby sister starts to spew
Half a worm in the apple you bit
Finding a human bone in your jello
Blowing nose-slime green and yellow
And people who eat creamed corn with their
mouths open so you can see it.
The end.
Arthur ("Jimmy in the City")
Jimmy was a happy ape until some hunters caught him
He liked the jungle better than the city where they brought him
The city was louder; the city was meaner
Even the dirt in the jungle was cleaner
So Jimmy made a daring escape
The hunters were suddenly minus one ape
He climbed the tallest building
Because from there he'd see
How far away the jungle was
From the middle of the city
Jimmy jumped into a passing plane
But the pilot didn't wait for him to explain
Jimmy flew back to the jungle and told his ape
friends in their lair
"The city's okay for a visit,
but you couldn't make me live there."
D.W.
Wacky, goofy, goony, spoony
Absolutely busalooey
Arthur
Hold it! Did you say "busalooey"?
D.W.
You're interrupting my poem.
Arthur
There's no such word... except in that song!
D.W.
You didn't say I couldn't read it. You just said...
Arthur
No "Crazy Bus"!
==External links==
*Francine's poem on the PBS Kids website (archived page)
*Arthur's poem on the PBS Kids website (archived page)
Category:Poetry
Category:A to Z
Polly Locket

Polly Locket is a doll of a blonde woman with a fancy outfit. In the manner of a locket, her face can really open up and you can store things inside her face.
Prunella received two for her birthday in "Prunella Gets It Twice;" one from Rubella and one from Francine. She later gave Francine the doll Rubella gave her, with a personalized sweater that said #1 Coolest Friend.
In "D.W.'s Backpack Mishap," D.W. imagines that Omble would turn Mary Moo Cow dolls into hamburgers and feed them to Polly Locket dolls.
In "Muffy's Art Attack", Muffy designs a beach for Paradise Polly, a specific Polly Locket doll.
D.W. gives her Polly Locket doll to Emily in "Never, Never, Never".
==Gallery==
Polly locket present.jpg
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==Trivia==
*Polly Locket is a parody of Polly Pocket.
*Princess Perky from the TV show "Princess Platoon" looks very similar to the Polly Locket doll.
Category:Objects
Category:Toys
Category:A to Z
Category:Pages with Wikipedia links
Pony Day

Pony Day was D.W.'s idea for a new holiday. It is all about ponies. Despite Arthur's objections, D.W. had her mom type it up and give it to Buster's mom, who published it in the newspaper. It may become a real holiday, if what Buster said is true.
==Appearances==
*The Long, Dull Winter
Category:Events
Category:Horses
Category:A to Z
Poogle

Category:Objects
Poogles are a children's toy that appears in "Arthur Rides the Bandwagon" and "Prunella the Packrat".
Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the Woogles, another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. Poogles, however, can do none of these things, and have the appearance of green, potato-shaped beings with silly faces painted on them, and a hard body with hands and legs. The only thing they do is quietly wheeze when squeezed, as Arthur found out, but apart from that, they are little more than a cheap novelty. These toys were so cheap and useless that the kids of Elwood City generally stayed away from them, except for Arthur, who bought one by accident because he thought they were actually Woogles.
==Gallery==
Poogles.png|A display stand with Poogles.
Prunella the Packrat - Poogle.jpg|Arthur's Poogle in the opening of "Prunella the Packrat."
==See also==
*Charles
Category:Toys
Category:A to Z
Pop Quiz from Ratburn

Pop Quiz from Ratburn is a song on the album Arthur's Really Rockin' Music Mix. It is set to the tune of "."
==Lyrics==
::Every morning right before lunch
::My brain's had all it can learn
::Then it happens, like it or not
::Pop quiz from Ratburn!
::Arthur: What's the metric weight of a flea?
::Muffy: What is a Grecian urn?
::Sue Ellen: Five tough questions every day!
::Pop quiz from Ratburn!
::Binky: What's a word that rhymes with cement?
::Francine: The back of what is the stern?
::Buster: I'm so hungry, I can't think!
::Pop quiz from Ratburn!
::Mr. Ratburn: Now class, I have the utmost respect for your great brainpower
::That's why I give you two minutes flat
::To do what takes an hour!
::Every morning right before lunch
::My brain's had all it can learn
::Then it happens, like it or not
::Pop quiz from Ratburn!
::Arthur: What's the ocean west of France?
::Francine: Name a book by Jules Verne!
::Buster: Won't the lunch bell ever ring?!
::Pop quiz from Ratburn!
::
::
::What's 48 divided by 2?
::What language do the Scots learn?
:Won't the lunch bell ever ring?
::Mr. Ratburn: Pop quiz from Ratburn!
::Pop quiz from Ratburn
::Mr. Ratburn: Pencils Down
::Binky: Aw!
Category:Songs
Category:Pages needing attention
Category:A to Z
Popular Girl

Category:Objects
Popular Girl is a magazine for teenage girls, seen in the episode "Popular Girls." Francine's sister Catherine is subscribed to this magazine, and the sisters both accidentally took each other's bookbags, and after Francine dumped everything out, her friends became aware of the magazine. Sue Ellen and Fern looked at the magazine to test how likable they would be, which would turn their friends away from them. After the magazine turned up ruined, the two girls later realized that they are too young to read this type of magazine and made up with all their friends. 
Popular_Girl_Inside_Pages.png
Category:Objects
Category:Magazines
Category:A to Z
Popular Girls/Transcript

Arthur Read: During spring vacation, we get a week off from school, and we go to the community center for day camp. We do lots of fun new stuff. Our group did Shakespeare.
Nigel Ratburn: MacBeth finds the witches in their lair. MacBeth, you're scared. Witches, you're scary.
Sue Ellen Armstrong, Francine Frensky, Fern Walters: Bubble, bubble, (inaudible) trouble!
Arthur: Buster's group collected cool ancient things.
Buster: A look at antiquities!
(Muffy bounces on a pogo stick; Jenna puts on a record player and it plays music)
Arthur: Prunella was in the group that did clay sculptures.
Prunella: How did I end up in this group?
Arthur: And wait until you see what my group is doing next.
(girls laugh)
Arthur: Oh, no, not that!
(Title card)
Popular Girls
Writer: Sandra Willard --- Storyboard Artist: Jeremy O'Neill
Francine: Popular Girls.
(We now return to the story)
Category:Season 3 transcripts
Category:Transcripts
Category:Unfinished Transcripts
Category:A to Z
Pordro

Pordro, Lord of Darkness is the main antagonist of the movie series The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia. He was defeated by Will Nobody with the Crystal Staff.
==Trivia==
*As the Lord of Darkness, it is ironic that he is an eyeball.
===Cultural references===
*He is a parody of The Eye of Sauron.
==Gallery==
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==See also==
*Lord Moldywart
Category:Background characters
Category:Male
Category:Fictional characters
Category:Characters
Category:A to Z
Portia Demwiddy

Portia Demwiddy is a beauty queen who was a contestant in the Little Miss Crocus pageant. She appears as a bratty, callous and self-centered, young lady, who only focuses on being the best out of everyone else. Later, her snobby behavior gets exposed in the beauty pageant.
==Biography==
She first appears during the tour of the pageant stage where she callously tells Muffy and Lydia to drop out of the pageant, citing that they would have the seemingly unfair advantages of being rich and handicapped respectively, though she does it in the politest demeanor possible to try to make herself sound caring. The girls, however, see right through her as the snob and bully that she is and decide to make sure she doesn't win, especially after she attempts to suck up to the judges with a curtsy.
During the talent section of the pageant, Portia is the last contestant to go on, and is able to impress everyone at first with a brilliant ballet routine. However, in the middle of her performance, the spotlight shining on her malfunctions and goes out, much to her dismay.
Upon being told that the malfunction will take awhile to fix, and that she'll have to complete her routine without it, Portia refuses, insisting she needs the spotlight. She then angrily deems the situation unacceptable, demands that someone be fired, and throws a temper tantrum on stage to everyone's shock. The host then closes the curtain on her, and she ends up losing the contest. It is unknown what happens to Portia after that.
==Appearances==
*"Little Miss Meanie" (debut)
*"Binky's 'A' Game" (cameo)
*"The Master Builders" (cameo)
*"When Rivals Came to Roost" (cameo)
*"Muffy's House Guests" (cameo)
Category:Poodles
Category:Female
Category:Kids
Category:Blond hair
Category:Characters
Category:A to Z
Category:Cameo Characters
Category:Villains
Portilex-360

Category:Objects
The Portilex-360 is a flip cell phone with many extra features and programs, besides making phone calls. It also has the Internet.
Muffy used to use one, but she has since upgraded to a MySmartPhony.
Fern also used to have one in "Phony Fern," but found herself addicted to using it, until it was accidentally broken. She replaced it with a simple, "phone calls-only" phone instead.
The Portilex-380, an upgraded version, appeared in "Matchmaker, Match Breaker."
==See also==
*Portilex-380
Category:Technology
Category:A to Z
Portrait of the Aardvark as a Young Man

Portrait of the Aardvark as a Young Man is a novel that Fern imagined writing when she will be a famous author. At an imagined book signing, Fern autographed a copy of her book for Marc Brown.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*2002a. "Fern's Flights of Fancy"
Category:Books
Category:A to Z
Postcards From Buster: The Complete Series

Postcards From Buster: The Complete Series is a DVD set featuring the first season (40 episodes) of Postcards from Buster. 
==Episodes==
* 1a "Meet Me at the Fair"
* 2a "A Sense of Direction"
* 3a "Buster and Beatrice"
* 4a "The Giant Pumpkins"
* 5a "Among the Hmong"
* 6a "Sleepy in Seattle"
* 7a "Up the River"
* 8a "Rodeo Cowgirl"
* 9a "Buster's Buffalo Round-Up"
* 10a "Moose on the Loose"
* 11a "Rock 'n' Roll"
* 12a "Hoops and Drums"
* 13a "Swimming in the Desert"
* 14a "Good Ol' Tyme"
* 15a "Buster's Road Rules"
* 16a "Bayou, By Me"
* 17a "Best Friends"
* 18a "Winter Gold"
* 19a "Star Search"
* 20a "We Are Family"
* 21a "Buster's League of Champions"
* 22a "A Bridge Back Home"
* 23a "Lost and Found"
* 24a "The Music Mystery"
* 25a "The Low Riders"
* 26a "Beats by the Bay"
* 27a "A City View"
* 28a "Homes Sweet Homes"
* 29a "Riding the Wave"
* 30a "Buster's Lucky Year"
* 31a "Spring Break"
* 32a "Buster Gets on Board"
* 33a "Sugartime!"
* 34a "Buster's Sweet Song"
* 35a "Family Reunion"
* 36a "Alien Adventure"
* 37a "Coming Together"
* 38a "Treasure Island"
* 39a "Step By Step"
* 40a "Buster's Big Goal
==References==
Category:A to Z
Power stare

Bud Compson's power stare is an unsettling glare that can make a person flee, or be hypnotized. Seeing it through sunglasses can weaken its effect. Bud had developed the ability through staring contests with his older siblings.
Bud first used it in "Based on a True Story" to scare away the Tibble Twins for throwing snowballs at his and D.W.'s snowman. He later tried using it in "Read and Flumberghast" to make Tommy Tibble confess, but Tommy put on sunglasses and was able to resist.
Category:Consciousness
Category:A to Z
Powerses' car

The Powerses' Car is a light blue 2-door coupe driven by the Brain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Powers. It was shown in segments where the Brain was the central character.
==Description==
The Powerses' car is light blue on the exterior and has round headlamps and red rectangular taillights. The interior is tan, although the dashboard is gray, and has cloth seats, including front bucket seats and a rear bench seat; and it has a center console mounted automatic transmission gear shift.
Category:Transportation
Category:Powers family
Category:A to Z
Pretty Pioneers

Pretty Pioneers is a series of 26 books and dolls heavily featured in "Muffy's Classy Classics Club." The books are supposed to be set in the 1800's, yet often seem to be inaccurate and written with poor grammar. Muffy buys the dolls and books to be read at the new book club that she starts, however none of the members enjoy the books.
Each book also has a doll of the book's main character. The doll comes with one item that is heavily featured with that character in the book, as each book primarily focuses on one character and one item. They are a parody of American Girl dolls and the Little House on The Prairie books
==Books==
===Book 1: Abigail and the Apple Aspic===
Not much is known about the plot of the book other than the fact that Abigail sells her record player to raise money for a puppy orphanage. The book also heavily involves apple aspic, yet it is unknown how that item fits into the plot line.
According to Brain, the book has a major historical inaccuracy, as the book takes place in 1865, yet the record player wasn't invented until 1877. He also made a list of other historical errors. He says that the book also had poor grammar. Francine couldn't stop laughing while reading the book because it was so ridiculous.
Muffy seems to be the only person to have enjoyed the book, thinking that it was a heartbreaking tragedy. It is, however, unknown if she really thought it was good, or was only saying that to back her choice, because later on she acknowledges the fact that the books are terrible.
===Book 2: Bernadette and the Butter Churn===
Not much at all is known about the plot of the second book. Bailey mentioned that it was almost entirely free of typographical errors, but did so in an attempt to avoid saying how bad the book was. Ed Crosswire thought the book was boring and poorly written, making Muffy admit that the book was terrible.
===Book 13: Mathilda and the Missing Moccasin===
Not much is known about this book, as Muffy most likely never read it since she seems to have given up the series after the second book.
===Book 21: Camille and the Crusty Crumpet===
Once again, not much is known about this book, as Muffy most likely never read it since she seems to have given up the series after the second book.
Pretty_pioneers_book_13.png|Book 13
Pretty_pioneers_book_21.png|Book 21
Pretty_pioneer_books.png|Muffy's collection of books at one point in the episode, consisting of books 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 11. Books 13 and 21 are not shown.
==Dolls==
Other dolls mentioned include Emma and Hester. 
Pretty_pioneers_doll_1.png|Abigail and her apple aspic, complements Book 1
Pretty_pioneers_doll_2.png|Bernadette and her butter churn, complements Book 2
Pretty_pioneers_doll_13.png|Mathilda and her moccasin, complements Book 13
Pretty_pioneers_doll_21.png|Camille and her crumpet, complements Book 21
==Gallery==
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MCCC15.png|Several Abigail dolls
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MCCC112.png|Abigail offers Muffy her aspic
MCCC113.png|Muffy bumps into Bernadette's butter churn
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Category:Toys
Category:Books
Category:A to Z
Category:Pages with Wikipedia links
Priest

The priest conducted the marriage of Lucy and her husband in "D.W. Thinks Big." He appears again beside the dry cleaners worker in Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll.
==Episode appearances==
*Season 1
**"D.W. Thinks Big"
*Specials
**Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
Category:Characters
Category:Adults
Category:Male
Category:Aardvarks
Category:Cameo Characters
Category:Brown hair
Category:A to Z