D.W.'s Imaginary Friend

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D.W.'s Imaginary Friend
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D.W.'s Imaginary Friend is the fourth episode of the first season of Arthur. It was written by Ken Scarborough and the storyboards by Sylvain Proteau. It first aired on TV on September 23, 1996, alongside with Arthur's Lost Library Book.

Plot Outline

Arthur and his family are having spaghetti with cauliflower. Mom and Dad get things prepared, including burning rolls. D.W. shares her cauliflower with her imaginary friend, Nadine. Dad comes in with a stack of trays until D.W. sees him standing on Nadine's tail. Her dad begins shaking about and, in reaction, D.W. stands up but begins to lose balance. Dad grabs her foot to help and D.W. accidentally throws her bowl of spaghetti high into the air. It begins to land on Arthur but it stops in midair before it hits. At this moment, Arthur explains to the viewers that if they don't have a little sister, it would probably be nice. Arthur explains how D.W. sometimes gives tours of his room to her friends and talks about his stuffed bear, Stanley, and his secret box. Arthur claims that now she has an invisible friend, it's much worse. Just then, the bowl of spaghetti lands on his head. D.W. scolds Nadine for what she did to him. {Title Card}