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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The first episode since the seventeenth season episode "Speak Up, Francine! to be written by Jonathan Greenberg.
*This is the first episode where D.W. and Brain are voiced by Ethan Pugiotto and Evan Blaylock, respectively, replacing [[Christian Distefano]] and [[Max Friedman Cole]].
*This is the first episode where D.W. and Brain are voiced by Ethan Pugiotto and Evan Blaylock, respectively, replacing [[Christian Distefano]] and [[Max Friedman Cole]].
*Beginning in spring 2024, as part of a partnership with Bridge Multimedia, as well as funding provided by the US Department of Education (US-DOE), this and a few other popular episodes of the ''Arthur'' series were rereleased with the addition of an American Sign Language interpreter on screen, allowing individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to fully immerse themselves in the program. Interpretation was also provided to a variety of other popular ''Arthur'' episodes, the full list can be viewed [[List of Episodes With American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation|here]].
*Beginning in spring 2024, as part of a partnership with Bridge Multimedia, as well as funding provided by the US Department of Education (US-DOE), this and a few other popular episodes of the ''Arthur'' series were rereleased with the addition of an American Sign Language interpreter on screen, allowing individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to fully immerse themselves in the program. Interpretation was also provided to a variety of other popular ''Arthur'' episodes, the full list can be viewed [[List of Episodes With American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation|here]].
*The video game Arthur and Buster play looks like the browser game Dark Bunny Needs Your Help. However, in the browser game, the players move only in 2D, and Sue Ellen is the second playable character while Dr. Aardvarkian is the villain. Later in the superhero fantasy, Sue Ellen is dressed exactly as in the browser game.
*'''Moral:''' Dont try to stop fights for your own personal benefit.
*'''Moral:''' Dont try to stop fights for your own personal benefit.
===Episode connections===
===Episode connections===

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