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While Mom is writing a check, Arthur chases D.W. with a book, causing Mom to mess up her check and Kate to cry. Pal then chases after them. Feeling over stressed and super furious, Dad yells at everyone to freeze. He then asks Arthur if that's a way to treat a book, but then he says no and blames D.W. for all the commotion. Mom suggests they draw. Back in the living room, Arthur draws a portrait of Pal and D.W. draws a stick. Arthur asks D.W. why she drew a stick. She says it was because it was for the park where he was supposed to take her. Then Arthur and D.W. get into an argument again, causing more havoc and disruptions. | While Mom is writing a check, Arthur chases D.W. with a book, causing Mom to mess up her check and Kate to cry. Pal then chases after them. Feeling over stressed and super furious, Dad yells at everyone to freeze. He then asks Arthur if that's a way to treat a book, but then he says no and blames D.W. for all the commotion. Mom suggests they draw. Back in the living room, Arthur draws a portrait of Pal and D.W. draws a stick. Arthur asks D.W. why she drew a stick. She says it was because it was for the park where he was supposed to take her. Then Arthur and D.W. get into an argument again, causing more havoc and disruptions. | ||
While they are fighting, Dad holds out their raincoats. When they notice them, they stop and go out in the rain to Grandma Thora's house. When Arthur and D.W. arrive at Grandma Thora's house, she tells them to come in and says that this rainy weather is good for the ducks. Coincidently, they see a family of ducks riding bikes. Grandma Thora | While they are fighting, Dad holds out their raincoats. When they notice them, they stop and go out in the rain to Grandma Thora's house. When Arthur and D.W. arrive at Grandma Thora's house, she tells them to come in and says that this rainy weather is good for the ducks. Coincidently, they see a family of ducks riding bikes. Grandma Thora notices how bored Arthur and D.W. are and show them something interesting upstairs. When they approach the attic, they see all different kinds of antiques. They even see old movies of how Elwood City used to be like in the past and how Wonderworld Amusement Park was like without rides such as the "Hurl A Whirl". Arthur and D.W. become interested in the history and Arthur gets an idea for his report. | ||
The next day at school, Arthur tells Grandma to come into the room. She enters with a projector and shows the class the film about the history of Elwood City. The class becomes amazed about how things were in the past. Grandma Thora also shows Mr. Haney and Mr. Ratburn as high schoolers. Everyone is amazed and shocked, but laugh a little at Mr. Ratburn when he nervously whistles. The episode ends with Arthur glued to the screen watching the rest of the film. | The next day at school, Arthur tells Grandma to come into the room. She enters with a projector and shows the class the film about the history of Elwood City. The class becomes amazed about how things were in the past. Grandma Thora also shows Mr. Haney and Mr. Ratburn as high schoolers. Everyone is amazed and shocked, but laugh a little at Mr. Ratburn when he nervously whistles. The episode ends with Arthur glued to the screen watching the rest of the film. | ||
