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[[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] have an imaginary music festival featuring the whole cast in songs based on their lives, themselves, and the library.
[[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] have an imaginary music festival featuring the whole cast in songs based on their lives, themselves, and the library.
==Plot==
==Plot==
At the beginning of the episode, [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] hears a strange noise, and tries to figure out where it's coming from. She asks [[Jane Read|Jane]], who doesn't know the source of the noise, either. D.W. thinks it might be [[Pal]]'s stomach, but finds out it isn't. Eventually, she tracks the sound to the basement: Arthur is filming Buster, who is standing behind a large cardboard box made to look like a TV and is beatboxing- hence the strange noise she heard. The boys are pretending to make music videos. D.W. doesn't think much of this, saying Buster's noises weren't music, the box they have doesn't really look like a TV, and the camera Arthur's using isn't even on. She questions why they're doing something that isn't real. Arthur tells her that even pretend things can be enjoyable, and that if D.W. closes her eyes, she'll be able to "see cool videos." After Arthur promises that they aren't tricking her, D.W. agrees to "watch", and the videos start.
At the beginning of the episode, D.W. and Jane Read hear a noise that leads D.W. to the basement, where Buster and Arthur are pretending to make music videos. After Arthur promises that they aren't tricking her, D.W. agrees to watch, and the videos start.


<center>'''Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival'''</center>
<center>'''Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival'''</center>
 
'''The episode consists of five songs, including a reprise of Library Card:'''
The episode consists of five songs (including a reprise of "Library Card"):
*[[Library Card]]
*[[Library Card]] (sung by kids and [[Paige Turner|Ms. Turner]])
*[[Jekyll and Hyde]]
 
*[[Leftovers Goulash]]
The kids sing about the various books the library offers.
*[[Homework]]
 
*[[Library Card]] (reprise)
*[[Jekyll and Hyde]] (sung by [[Alan Powers|Brain]])
The show ends with D.W. yelling "Who is Dewey?" As the episode comes to a close, Arthur and Buster say "Ta-dah!" D.W. comments that their show was okay for the basement, and then adds, "but it would never work on real TV." Arthur and Buster then pull a "The End" curtain over their video station. "By the way," D.W. adds, "who's Dewey?"
 
Brain sings about reading ''{{W|Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde}}'' and then having a dream in which he creates a potion that turns him into an evil copy of himself. During a test at [[Lakewood Elementary School|school]], he drinks the potion and commits acts of vandalism. Then he finds that he transforms even without the potion. He tries to return the book to the library, but he turns into his evil self, who renews the book instead.
 
*[[Leftovers Goulash]] (sung by Arthur, D.W. and [[David Read|David]])
 
Arthur sings about wanting his dad to make chocolate cake and ice-cream instead of crazy experiments. David sings about new strange foods he wants to create. Then D.W. sings about what food she does not want and David finishes with more odd recipes. The song is accompanied by food-related snippets from previous episodes.
 
*[[Homework]] (sung by [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]] and Buster)
 
Mr. Ratburn sings about the homework he wants to give to his class, causing Buster to despair.
 
*[[Library Card]] (reprise) (sung by kids and Ms. Turner)
 
The kids sing about more books as well as story time and puppet shows (and Ms. Turner refers to something called the Dewey Decimal System).
 
The episode finishes with D.W. remarking that the videos were okay for the Reads’ basement, but they would never work on real TV (also, "who's Dewey?")


==Characters==
==Characters==

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