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==Plot==
==Plot==
The episode starts with workers moving items out of [[Susy Sipple|Mr. Sipple's]] house as [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] watch. Mr. Sipple thanks Arthur and D.W. for being good neighbors, and he gives them [[Thelma]], a singing fish on a plaque. D.W. says goodbye as Mr. Sipple gets in the moving truck, and Arthur explains that he didn't always like Mr. Sipple. He cooked fish late at night, and sang loudly in the shower, but at least they will have Thelma to remember him by. D.W. claims Thelma as her pet while Arthur rolls his eyes.
The episode starts with workers moving things out of [[Susy Sipple|Mr. Sipple's]] house as [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] watch. Mr. Sipple thanks Arthur and D.W. for being good neighbors, and he gives them [[Thelma]], a singing fish on a plaque. D.W. says goodbye as Mr. Sipple gets in the moving truck, and Arthur explains that he didn't always like Mr. Sipple. He cooked fish late at night, and sang loudly in the shower, but at least they will have Thelma to remember him by. D.W. claims Thelma as her pet while Arthur rolls his eyes.


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<center>'''Arthur and Los Vecinos'''</center>

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