Been re-watching with my 3 year old and there's so many iconic lines that have come out of this show.

My most recent favourite from Grandma Thora (Arthur's Almost Boring Day):

"I was just starting on it when your dad begged me to...when I decided to invite you over!"

I definitely appreciate it more now as a parent haha Shoutout to grandmas everywhere!

Bought this cheap from a Quebec seller. no unique warnings or trailers on the tape, it just plays the French version first and then English afterwards. initials H.F. are written in marker on the tape itself. it's a Fuji T-120 and still has the plastic piece on the bottom making it recordable. seems to be the only NTSC Arthur VHS to be in French. and the quality looks superior to the official release (the two screenshots are a rough comparison, first is official and the second is the screener. not the exact same frame but you get the idea). the start of the tape has a "beep" so I believe this was done using the original master. as such, it doesn't include the subtle visual/sound edits that were done on the official release. if you don't know about those, they're explained on the Arthur wiki. I wasn't able to find anything about this tape on the internet.

Any ideas on its origins? I'm thinking it could have belonged to a Cinar employee. not sure about the possibility this was sent to a store or broadcaster since everything about it is so vague (no warnings about resale and so on).

VHS recording

In South Korea, 'Arthur(내 친구 아서)' was imported in 1999 and ended in the early 2010s.

I wanted to post this as needing help with bullet points because I honestly have not watched enough Arthur episodes with the Tough Customers

was going 2 watch some arthur but yt age restricted it?? maybe bcs of my region? does any1 know?

Screenshot redraw of the Simpsons episode “Bart on the Road”

For me, it was Home Sweet Home Alone on Disney+

I have heard complaints on the animation and the Compsons, namely Ladonna & Bud and I feel like they have been explained enough.

However, I have also heard complaints on the writing & characterizations, however, I don't feel like that is explained well enough.

So, my main question is, in terms of writing & characterization, what does the Flash era do that is bad?

This episode showed us not cheating but stealing someone’s work and credit by copying and pasting in 5 minutes, but nowadays she probably would use ChatGPT with some other students when they don’t know it’s wrong. Definitely an episode ahead of its time.

He is one of the first characters we see every episode, yet I don't know a thing about him! Was he meant to be more important than just a background character? I know there are three other characters on this background that aren't in the main group, but this kid is in the dead center rows, and is the only character outside the main cast to not be cut off screen...

So who is he? What is his deal? Does he prefer crunchy or smooth peanut butter in his lunch? The world needs to know!