Best Arthur Episodes
Arthur is a 1996 animated television series that revolves around the life of an anthropomorphic aardvark named Arthur Read, and his interactions with his friends and family.Arthur's school gets burned down by a fire, and they have to go to Mighty Mountain to learn until somebody pulls the alarm at Mighty Mountain. It's a cliffhanger!
This episode probably has the strongest elements of any Arthur episode yet. This is better than all the other Arthur episodes by a landslide.
Great, it has a stronger plot and meaning. It also has great laugh-out-loud moments.
How can you not love this episode? It includes some of the greatest songs to come out of the entire series, as well as a wide variety of characters. It's all around entertaining, fun, and magnificent. I am 18 years old, just graduated from high school, and I watch this on a regular basis.
"What's so great about being real?" - Our beloved Buster Baxter.
Having fun isn't hard,
When you've got a library card.
Having fun isn't hard,
When you've got a library card.
That's, in my opinion, the best song in this episode.
Bro, this was the best episode of the entire show. I remember watching this special as a kid. My favorite was the library card song and that food song from Mr. Read. Man, this show was my childhood.
This was a hilarious episode! Alongside "The Ballad of Buster Baxter" (another great episode), this episode could've easily ended up being bad. For example, D.W. wants to go out with them to try and scare Arthur and his friends, but they scare her back. She tries to get back at them, but a UFO (which has meaning in the episode - just watch it) appears. D.W. wants a picture of it to get rich and famous, but it was all a gag played by Arthur and his friends, which makes D.W. sad.
However, they feel bad and invite her to join them. That was just beautiful. Like I said, this episode had a tricky road to drive on, but they navigated it perfectly. It's one of my all-time favorites, up there with "April 9th" and "Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival." Well done, Arthur writers. Well done.
D.W. complaining about her snowball made the show funnier. I may hate D.W. for being so annoying, but whenever she blames Arthur for something, I can't help but laugh. This episode was great!
After too many arguments and accusations, D.W. finally lets the incident go.
Great mystery and plot, but D.W. went instant demon when blaming Arthur. Look at her eyebrows.
It's a great honor that Elwood City is 100 years old! Celebrating that, even though Jacob Catsonallenbogen isn't alive, it's great that Elwood is still standing.
It surprisingly has catchy and fun songs. The humor is wonderful. Brain and Buster have a great conflict. Jacob Casasomething is hilarious. "Why did you make me so fat?"
It is the best Season 7 episode. It almost makes up for the abomination we all know as Cast Away.
While the filming goes wrong, they end up enjoying their outtakes.
This special is my absolute favorite thing in the Arthur universe. It doesn't just feel like an extended episode like the two following specials do. This feels like a TV special, and it's great. The music is excellent. This special made me want to start a band. I tried to, but starting a band is not easy.
Also, this special tricked me into thinking the Backstreet Boys were a rock band...they're not. This is a great special that had a great impact on me.
This was one of my favorite episodes of all time. I saw this when I was younger, and I still remember when the Backstreet Boys were singing I Want It That Way. Muffy running towards them, trying to get some attention, was one of my favorite parts.
My only real complaint about this episode is when Miss Turner and the parents find Arthur and Francine in the lounge, and she says, "I don't know how this could've happened!" Really, Miss Turner? You saw them walk in, told them what time the library closed, and didn't even bother to check if they were still inside before closing.
This episode is a classic! It's what comes to mind when I remember my childhood with Arthur.
My personal favorite Arthur episode, and one of my favorite cartoon episodes, to be honest.
It teaches Arthur a lesson on how D.W. felt when Arthur hit her. Find out who hits Arthur!
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I really love this episode. It reminds me of when I first got my library card. I was so happy at that time. I find it sort of weird that you have to be able to write your full name, though. It wasn't like that for me.
A long time ago, Molly got bullied, so when she became older, she turned into a bully. When James bullied someone else, it brought Molly back to when she got bullied, so she decided to say sorry.
Let's all admit that the song is still stuck in all of our heads...
It is really great.
It taught us a lesson too.
Reminds me of when I fell off my bike!
Arthur gets himself into some trouble.
I love that episode. It's so good!
This is one of my favorite episodes because D.W. heard a kid say a bad word and didn't know it was a bad word. Then she tricks Vicita into saying it to her family, and D.W. ends up getting in trouble for telling Vicita to do that. This taught me not to say bad words.
I like this episode. It shows people how to study for tests and exams and why it is important. My friend is planning to make a YouTube Poop called "Arthur Learns About Trigonometry" or "Arthur Learns About SOHCAHTOA." I don't know which one it will be called, but the YouTube Poop will be based on this episode.
I liked it when Arthur was riding Rory around the house like a horse.
I always watch this near Christmas. It shows kindness, caring, and I think it's very joyful and Christmasy.
So funny when D.W. decides to turn into Arthur. She just looks dweeby as a girl acting like a boy.
This episode is about D.W. and Binky preparing for death because they thought green potato chips were poisonous. Unusual for a children's show, but at the same time, clever. "See ya, Herb!"
I like this episode. Not my favorite, though.
This episode really handles cancer well in a way kids will understand.