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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*'''Moral:''' Do not imitate the things you see on TV or you will get someone, or yourself, hurt. | |||
*'''Karma:''' The Tibbles got in trouble when they hit D.W. with a swing. | |||
*'''Irony:''' Like D.W. said, if Arthur didn't complain about D.W. and The Tibbles making noise then The Tibbles wouldnt have seen that TV show. | |||
*At the end of the 2000 rerun intro on PBS Kids before this episode, Arthur’s crashing sound remains the same. | *At the end of the 2000 rerun intro on PBS Kids before this episode, Arthur’s crashing sound remains the same. | ||
*Emily said that D.W. face was bleeding. However blood is not shown, as D.W. covered her face. This was likely because showing blood would be inappropriate for a family show. | *Emily said that D.W. face was bleeding. However blood is not shown, as D.W. covered her face. This was likely because showing blood would be inappropriate for a family show. | ||
===Cultural references=== | ===Cultural references=== | ||
*The [[Terrific Turbo-Trooper Toy T-Bot Team]] could resemble the ''{{W|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers}}'', which was becoming popular around the time of the airing. The only difference is that instead of five/six in the real show, there are only two. | *The [[Terrific Turbo-Trooper Toy T-Bot Team]] could resemble the ''{{W|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers}}'', which was becoming popular around the time of the airing. The only difference is that instead of five/six in the real show, there are only two. |