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Hic or Treat''' | |||
== Headline text == | |||
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Introduction''' | |||
''Arthur searches his closet and throws stuff on the floor. D.W. comes in.'' | ''Arthur searches his closet and throws stuff on the floor. D.W. comes in.'' | ||
'''D.W.:''' What are you doing? | '''D.W.:''' What are you doing? >Hic!< Besides messing up your room? | ||
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Arthur:''' None of your business! | |||
''' | '''D.W.:''' >Hic!< | ||
'''D.W. | '''Arthur:''' And stop hiccupping, okay? You're driving me nuts! ''He closes the door on D.W..'' | ||
''' | '''D.W.:''' >Hic!< ''Arthur finds a green jacket and puts it on. He addresses the audience.'' | ||
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'''Arthur:''' You know how some kids dress up as kitty cats and fairies on Halloween? Well, that's not what Halloween's about. I'll show you what I mean. | '''Arthur:''' You know how some kids dress up as kitty cats and fairies on Halloween? Well, that's not what Halloween's about. I'll show you what I mean. | ||
'' | |||
Luke, Emily and a girl dressed up as a dog, pumpkin and princess ring Mrs. Featherfoffer’s doorbell.'' | |||
Kids: Trick or treat! | |||
Mrs. Featherfoffer: Oh, look! You're so cute. She picks up a bowl of candy when Arthur comes from the side. | |||
Arthur: Wrong! See, on Halloween, you're supposed to look like monsters. You’re supposed to scare people. Try again. He closes the door. The doorbell rings. Arthur opens and the kids are now dressed as an ogre, ghost and vampire. | |||
Kids: Trick or treat! | |||
Arthur: There you go, much better. He takes the bowl from Mrs. Featherfoffer and distributes candy. | |||
Back in his room Arthur puts on boots. | |||
' | Arthur: Scaring people on Halloween is an important tradition. Plus, it's fun! Watch this! He puts on a face mask and attempts to scare D.W. who is listening at the door. Mwahahahaha! | ||
D.W.: Haha! Is that your idea of scary? What's on your face? Underpants? >Hic!< Haha-ha! >Hic!< | |||
Title Card: Arthur Hides from D.W. Edit | |||
Arthur, Francine, Brain and Buster make sketches of their Halloween costumes in the treehouse. | |||
Arthur: Check this out. I'm going as Frankentist. Half Frankenstein, half dentist! Scary, huh? | |||
Francine: Not really. I'm gonna be a prom queen. | |||
Buster: What's scary about that? | |||
Francine: Trust me. Me as a prom queen will be scary. | |||
Buster: That's not half as scary as Candyboy! | |||
Francine: Candyboy? | |||
Buster: He's a boy who never gets candy. It makes him really mad! | |||
Arthur: So, what's your costume, Brain? | |||
Brain: I'm going as the Fourteenth Century. This is the castle and these are the serfs, and here’s a village where false beliefs are taking hold. The others look blank. The Fourteenth Century! Don't you get it? No hygiene? No moveable type? No science! | |||
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Arthur stands in front of D.W.’s room. | |||
Arthur: Guess who's going to have the scariest costume this year? Me. He walks to his room. D.W. follows. | |||
D.W.: Nu-uh, Arthur. >Hic!< I'm going to be way scarier than >Hic!< you! | |||
Arthur: What could you possibly think of that's scarier than Frankentist? | |||
D.W.: Lots of things! >Hic!< How about a hairless mouse? Or a dog that walks on its hind legs? Or a rollerskate without shoelaces? | |||
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D.W. and Arthur sit at the breakfast table, still arguing. | |||
D.W.: Or, I could be a brown banana. That's scary! >Hic!< | |||
Arthur: Mom! Can you please make D.W. stop hiccupping? She's been doing it since yesterday. | |||
D.W.: I can't >Hic!< help it. | |||
' | Mrs. Read: Did you try holding your breath, D.W.? Maybe that'll work. D.W. has her mouth full. | ||
D.W.: Okay...hhhhhhppp! | |||
Arthur: Cut it out! That's worse than hiccupping! | |||
D.W.: Pphh! She suddenly exhales and spits chewed bread on Arthur. Oops! Sorry! >Hic!< | |||
# | |||
Francine, Brain and Arthur sit at a table in the library working on their sketches. | |||
Francine: What's scarier? A crown or a tiara? And why are you covered in crumbs? | |||
' | Arthur: (sighs) It's all D.W.'s fault. She's been hiccupping for two days and it's driving me crazy. | ||
Francine: Well, curing hiccups is easy. All you have to do is drink a glass of water, upside down. | |||
Arthur: You mean, you have to be upside down when you drink the water? Or, you have to hold the glass so it's upside down when you drink? | |||
Francine: Beats me, I've never had the hiccups. | |||
Brain: Some scientists believe that if you scare someone, you can cause an esophageal contraction, and they'll stop hiccupping. He shows a drawing of the esophagus which Arthur takes. | |||
# | |||
D.W. sits on the living room couch watching Mary Moo Cow. | |||
Mary Moo Cow: One plus zero is what? | |||
D.W.: >Hic!< | |||
Mary Moo Cow: Excellent! Now, girls and boys, let’s try something harder. Arthur sneaks up to the couch, then jumps up. | |||
Arthur: RRAAAARGHHH! He slips on a crayon and falls on his back. | |||
D.W.: >Hic!< Is that your idea of scary? | |||
Arthur: Oww! | |||
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The Reads sit at the dinner table. | |||
D.W.: >Hic!< | |||
Mr. Read: D.W., isn't there any way you can stop hiccupping? | |||
D.W.: No. >Hic!< | |||
Mrs. Read: She's tried everything - holding her breath, drinking water. I don't know what else to do. | |||
Arthur: Brain told me to scare her. But it only made her hiccups worse. | |||
D.W.: That's because there's no way >Hic!< you could scare me! You're too >Hic!< arthury. >Hic!< | |||
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Arthur is drawing in his room. D.W. comes with a toy unicorn and a list. | |||
D.W.: Okay, Arthur. If you really want to scare me >Hic!< then here's my list of things that are scary >Hic!< Arthur tries to read the list. | |||
Arthur: "Doo-bonny"? D.W. lies down on Arthur’s bed. | |||
D.W.: Dark Bunny. I've never >Hic!< seen it, but I've heard it's scary. | |||
Arthur: "Oc-puss-us"? | |||
D.W.: Octopuses! If one fell in my bath, I don't know what I would do! | |||
Arthur: This can't be right! Number three looks like a cookie? | |||
D.W.: It is. >Hic!< Eating a gingerbread man. Eww! | |||
Arthur: How is that scary?! | |||
D.W.: They're creepy. Those little raisin eyes... and fat legs! Keep reading. | |||
Arthur: "Un...aye"? D.W. pets her unicorn. | |||
D.W.: Uni. >Hic!< Losing Uni. No! Having to give Uni to the Tibbles! >Hic!< That'd be the scariest thing in the whole wide world! | |||
Arthur: D.W., why can't you be scared of normal stuff like aliens and cobwebs? D.W. shrugs. All right. How about we start with number two? | |||
# | |||
D.W. sits in the bathtub wearing a bathing suit. | |||
D.W.: I'm >Hic!< ready. Ready for the octopus! | |||
Arthur: D.W., it's not scary if you know an octopus is coming! You have to be surprised! | |||
D.W.: Oh. Okay. >Hic!< La-de-da-de-da. >Hic!< I'm just sitting here in the tub, not waiting for an octopus. Arthur throws something in the tub. | |||
Arthur: It's an octopus!! | |||
D.W.: Arrrrgh! Ahh- aah... What is this?! >Hic!< It's a balloon with pipe-cleaners! >Hic!<. | |||
Arthur: Well, I didn't have an actual... Oh, all right. Let's try Dark Bunny. He throws the “octopus” in the trash. | |||
# | |||
D.W. sits on the couch wearing a bathrobe. | |||
D.W.: Okay, let's get this show on the road >Hic!< Arthur turns off the light. | |||
Arthur: Before we start, do you need your blankie? | |||
D.W.: My blankie bit the dust a long time ago! >Hic!< Arthur turns on the TV. | |||
Dark Bunny stands on top of a tall building. | |||
Dark Bunny: I tell you, Mary, I have to change my evil ways. But how? Mary Moo Cow stands beside him. | |||
Mary Moo Cow: It's easy to be good, Dark Bunny! Just start by spelling the word "good". G-O-O… | |||
Arthur: What?! This can't be right! He checks the TV schedule. "Friday on Dark Bunny: Mary Moo-Cow pays the bad bunny a visit." | |||
Mary Moo Cow+Dark Bunny: (sing:) "Being good is the best time... " | |||
Arthur: Noooo! Turn it off! | |||
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Arthur and D.W. sit in the Sugar Bowl. D.W. has a gingerbread man on a plate in front of her. | Arthur and D.W. sit in the Sugar Bowl. D.W. has a gingerbread man on a plate in front of her. | ||
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Mr. Read: Wow, nice costumes! Just a moment. As he goes in to get the candy, Arthur jumps out. | Mr. Read: Wow, nice costumes! Just a moment. As he goes in to get the candy, Arthur jumps out. | ||
Arthur: | Arthur: RRRRAAAAAAARRRRGH! | ||
Kids: (giggle) | Kids: (giggle) | ||
Arthur: Aw. I knew it was too good to be true. | Arthur: Aw. I knew it was too good to be true. >Hic!< He claps his hands in front of his mouth looking worried. | ||