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14 Feb 2013, 8:14 pm

I grew up on the adventures of Arthur the aardvark. it wasn't until i was 14 that me and my siblings watched it religiously. By that age i could understand all the inside jokes and references that younger kids could not possibly get. Arthur is truly a cartoon that both kids and grown-ups can enjoy.

Sadly it seems alot of people feel the show has jumped the shark, most fingers point to the talking Kate and Pal episodes (which i strongly agree). The many voice acting changes over time and the need to "modernize" the show (there are many more references to cell phones and other trendy devices).

Regardless i still enjoy the show and will continue to watch it as it is currently airing it 16th season, although i hear a 17th season is planned.

Is anyone else fond of Arthur?



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15 Jul 2013, 1:34 am

Does it bother anyone else that the characters stay the same age throughout the series? It sure as hell bothers me



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15 Jul 2013, 1:35 am

Does it bother anyone else that the characters stay the same age throughout the series? It sure as hell bothers me



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15 Jul 2013, 10:04 am

CrystalNephtyse wrote:
Does it bother anyone else that the characters stay the same age throughout the series? It sure as hell bothers me


The weird part is the show still has a strong continuity.


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23 May 2017, 10:14 pm

"Francine's Not a Monkey because she doesn't have a dick"

Ha ha ha if anyone knows what this is a reference to than that would be excitingly impressive



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25 May 2017, 4:36 am

I remember watching this when I was younger.

The Crazy Bus song! D.W. and spinach!


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25 May 2017, 1:19 pm

CrystalNephtyse wrote:
Does it bother anyone else that the characters stay the same age throughout the series? It sure as hell bothers me


No because Doug, Rugrats, most american cartoons.


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01 Jun 2017, 7:40 pm

I used to watch Arthur as a kid on children's programmes after school, and I go through phases of watching it as an adult on Youtube.

DW reminds me of me when I was a little girl as a sister of an older brother! And George reminds me of the shy me who was quiet in class and struggled with my work (although I wasn't dyslexic). I wasn't a bit like Carl. He seems more like a classic autistic to me.

I don't


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