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Would you personally liked to have had Mr Ratburn as a teacher?
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Would you personally liked to have had Mr Ratburn as a teacher?

Would you enjoy his teaching style or would you find him too strict and pushy?

u/Mcrfanatic95 — 4 days ago
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Photos of the Crew Working on Arthur 30 Years Ago at Cinar Animation. (Layout, Backgrounds and Key Animation Posing)

Photos by Nick Rijgersberg: Sherann Johnson, Nick Rijgersberg, Joe Zaconni, Steph Boudreau, Ron Lemarre, Ron "Bear" Hiscock, Lesley Cafferty, Jenny Kayhill, Rick Thomas, Peter Huggan, Ken Beaulieu, Denyse Ouellette, Heidi Blomkvist, Daniel Sebban, Patrick Statham, Martin Meyer, various group shots...(sorry if I misspelled anyone's name...it's been 30 years for crying out loud!)

u/Offmodel-Dude — 6 days ago
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Jenna's Bedtime Blues and Francine

Jenna has to wear a nappy and Francine is super supportive.

But we have seen in the past that shes mean to kids and their health.

Arthur wearing glasses, Arthur's tooth, George's nose bleeds, just off the top of my head

And I'm sure a 9 year would make fun of a nappy more than a nose bleed or glasses.

Why do you think this is? Was it because Jenna was a girl?

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u/Mr-MuffinMan — 4 days ago
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Nerves Of Steal is it considered to be a sad Arthur episode?

Is Nerves of Steal considered to be the saddest Arthur episode in all of Arthur history? All because of a stolen toy, and planning to return a toy to a drug store and placing a note saying, "We're sorry we took it", and they think returning the toy is the only thing and right thing to do that led to a cover-up crime, along with the punishments of Arthur and Buster including the ending, and Brain's plane and Brain caring about his birthday gifts, while the parents being serious of their kids being disappointed?

u/Stock_Rise5855 — 4 days ago
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Why did the *exits* to the library lock in the Locked in the Library episode?

I understand locking the entrances once the library is closed, but why did they lock in a way where someone also couldn't exit? It's stupid and also really dangerous. Arthur and Francine could've died if there was a fire.

I guess it's possible that there was a fire exit and Arthur and Francine just didn't find it. Buildings in the US have been legally required to have fire exits since the 1800s, and it has been illegal to lock them since the 1940s.

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u/CakeDayOrDeath — 12 days ago
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Binky (The Band)

Do you think Arthur, his friends, and the town of Elwood City would still like the band Binky after finding out the band's secret?

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u/DavZ30 — 13 days ago