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*[[Mr. Ratburn]] | *[[Mr. Ratburn]] |
Revision as of 16:55, 28 October 2014
"The Short, Quick Summer" | |
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Season/Series: | 2 |
Number in season: | 9B |
Original Airdate: | December 8, 1997[1] December 4, 1997[2] |
Credits | |
Written by: | Joe Fallon |
Storyboard by: | Denis Banville |
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Summary
As summer vacation draws to a close, Arthur wonders where the time went.
Plot
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Characters
Major Characters
Minor Characters
Trivia
- The deck of cards Mr. Ratburn used had 3 black aces. The standard number is 2, so that could be a special deck made specifically for that trick.
- This is probaly the last episode chronologically as Arthur is about to go into the 4th grade.
Cultural references
- The three books referenced by Arthur's imagination are:
- Gulliver's Travels, with miniature versions of Binky as the Lilliputians, which is ironic because he is the largest third grader.
- The Three Musketeers
- Treasure Island, with Mr. Ratburn as Long John Silver.
Errors
- D.W. said that Kate said her first word, even though it technically wasn't a word. However, D.W. also states that Kate had already said her first word in "The Perfect Brother".
Home Video
DVD:
VHS:
Gallery
Videos
- ARTHUR ARTHUR'S GREAT SUMMER
Screenshots
Binky as carriage driver
Mr. Ratburn as Cardinal Richelieu
Arthur as D'Artagnan
Francine as a musketeer with Arthur
Mr. Ratburn as Long John Silver
References