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'''''Andy and Company''''' (renamed '''''Alfred''''') is a TV show that is an inside parody of ''[[Arthur (series)|Arthur]]'' itself | '''''Andy and Company''''' (renamed '''''Alfred''''') is a TV show that is an inside parody of ''[[Arthur (series)|Arthur]]'' itself. | ||
Andy is not actually a mouse; it is unknown what animal he is. Andy lives with his family in a mushroom house. His sister is constantly pestering him, and he always calls his mother instead of solving the problem himself. Andy also has a pet dog. | Andy is not actually a mouse; it is unknown what animal he is. Andy lives with his family in a mushroom house. His sister is constantly pestering him, and he always calls his mother instead of solving the problem himself. Andy also has a pet dog. | ||
Revision as of 15:14, 16 May 2013
Andy and Company (renamed Alfred) is a TV show that is an inside parody of Arthur itself.
Andy is not actually a mouse; it is unknown what animal he is. Andy lives with his family in a mushroom house. His sister is constantly pestering him, and he always calls his mother instead of solving the problem himself. Andy also has a pet dog.
It first appeared in "The Contest", where Andy hosted a contest for kids to write their own story ideas and send them in to the show. It would take the show 5 years to announce the winner.
It later appears briefly in "Baby Steps", where Arthur and Binky watch it until Mei-Lin distracts them with the piano. In this appearance, it is renamed Alfred and Andy and his sister's clothes resemble Arthur and D.W.'s clothes.
Gallery
The main character, Andy, writing a paper.
Trivia
- Andy's sister's glasses, nose, and moustache are proven fake when she is seen without them in "Baby Steps".
