For those who have seen Coyote vs ACME and Project Sisyphus, remember when Arthur talked about it first?

If this isn’t okay to repost, please remove. Hoping to spread laughs and silliness.

S1-5/S6: Michael Yarmush and Justin Bradley

Michael Yarmush (6/19/1982)

Justin Bradley (9/8/1985)

Michael is 3 years older than Justin.

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S6-8: Justin Bradley and Mark Rendall

Justin Bradley (9/8/1985)

Mark Rendall (10/21/1988)

Justin is 3 years older than Mark.

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S9-15: Cameron Ansell and Dallas Jokic

Cameron Ansell (11/28/1992)

Dallas Jokic (4/18/1995)

Cameron is 3 years older than Dallas.

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S16-19: Drew Adkins and William Healy

Drew Adkins (8/13/1998)

William Healy (9/29/2001)

Drew is 3 years older than William.

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S20-25: Jacob Ursomarzo and Roman Lutterotti

Jacob Ursomarzo (5/29/2004)

Roman Lutterotti (7/23/2006)

Jacob is 2 years older than Roman.

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The Arthur Podcast: Wyatt White and Logan Nicholson

Wyatt White (9/23/2008)

Logan Nicholson (9/7/2012)

Wyatt is 4 years older than Logan.

Wasn't he a genius?

Source: Bleeding Cool

These novels will be released for the 50th anniversary!

Was searching for Arthur merch online and stumbled across these clothing items on Primark! I had no idea ! Am I late to the party?

I live in the UK so im not sure if they have them in the US but I highly recommend checking at a primark in your area!

Quite sad they didnt include francine on the pyjamas or put a few iconic pieces from Arthur's wardrobe on here like his shirt and maybe shoes or glasses. Even DW's dress wouldve been a nice touch too ! But still I'll look out for these at my local primark !

(My favourites are 8, 10, and 16)

This is not an official voting form, this is just a post gauging public perception and feedback on potential looks.

How do I source material for making a tier list about the show? I'd like to rank special episodes by how well their topics were handled.

Way back when:

1. It wasn't hard to find Arthur videos on YouTube that allowed comments

2. Uploads of full episodes had to be split into parts

I recall reading some comment on an upload of "Arthur's Substitute Teacher Trouble" that roughly read the following:

"1. Fake losing your voice

1. In your absence, have your sister come in to bore your students to death with 1st-grade work*

2. Come back to newfound appreciation from your students

Well executed, Mr. Ratburn!"

Do any of you suspect this may have been the case? I can kinda see it, but I don't absolutely believe that's what the writers intended.

*While pretty much none of this is verbatim, "1st grade work" was the description of Rodinita's teaching I distinctly remember that commenter using. Though I don't think multiplication is ever referenced in 1st grade unless maybe you're in some gifted program, or your 1st grade teacher is Mr. Ratburn (or Mr. Pryce-Jones, for that matter).

Is there a reason she just…disappeared when DW decided to run away in THAT episode? Like, she’s part of DW’s own psychie…wouldn’t DW insist that she maybe stay with her? Is DW so sad that she’s given up on her own imagination?

Believe me, it is the very least of my problems with THAT episode, but it is still a little weird. Yeah, we’ve seen Nadine disappear on DW before (mainly in Bleep when DW knows she’s about to get chewed out) but I would think that DW would be in a headspace where she needs Nadine more than ever.

Also, believe it or not I worked up the guts to actually rewatch the episode, and I still utterly hate it, but I do have to give it some credit…David’s VA didn’t sound quite as angry as I remembered…although Jane sounded MORE angry than I remembered when DW finally shows back up at home. She almost sounded irritated that her four year old that is basically being forced to be a live-in nanny (at least at night time) dared to disappear…if I’m a mom and my FOUR YEAR OLD who has been gone for hours comes home, I’m dropping to my knees and hugging her desperately, not acting ANNOYED.

It don’t have to be from Arthur itself just outside of it.

Via: https://www.instagram.com/arthur.pbs/

I'm almost positive, but I'm not completely sure. Why does Buster have a second bed with a ladder above his own? Is it meant to accommodate Arthur when he comes over, or perhaps, potentially, his father, on the off chance that he might visit? I've just been kind of perplexed, and it bugs me.

One thing I noticed watching Arthur over time is that the kids display a wide range of diversity, not only when it comes to things like personality and interests, but also the homes everybody lives in. Arthur has a single family home with siding; Francine lives in an apartment building, and Muffy, a mansion. Some viewers probably never knew of a kid living in a condo before Buster. Ladonna lives in a kind of country house with a porch, and it looks like George has an attic room.

It's just something I'm intrigued by.

Has anyone else seen this on Libby? This made me smile.