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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*This is the first episode to use flash animation instead of digital cel animation.
*The sixteen hour drive from Louisiana to Elwood City is one of the many references in this season to the fact that this is season 16; some other examples include Buster having read ''sixteen'' other books aside from [[Goodnight Universe]] in the episode "[[Buster's Book Battle]]", also in season 16, and Mr. Crosswire having to go through ''sixteen'' more grades of sandpaper for Muffy's Lakewood Derby car project in [[Muffy Takes the Wheel]], also in season 16.
*This is the first episode where the characters have white tongues again, as they did in some season 1 episodes.
*This was the first episode of ''Arthur'' to be broadcast in the United States on [[PBS Kids]] in widescreen high-definition, though this option had been available in some non-U.S. markets for Seasons 14 and 15, and savvy U.S. viewers could find recordings of these broadcasts online.
*This is the first episode produced by [[9 Story Media Group]] and to use flash animation.
*This is the first episode where [[Drew Adkins]], [[Jake Beale]], and [[Siam Yu]] voice Arthur, D.W., and Brain, respectively.
*As revealed by [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] in this episode, [[Bionic Bunny]]'s real name is Sue.
*As revealed by [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] in this episode, [[Bionic Bunny]]'s real name is Sue.
*In Korean, this episode is called "거짓말쟁이 라도나," which translates to "I'm a liar."
*In Korean, this episode is called "거짓말쟁이 라도나," which translates to "I'm a liar."
*'''4th Wall break:''' The sixteen hour drive from Louisiana to Elwood City is one of the many references in this season to the fact that this is season 16; some other examples include Buster having read ''sixteen'' other books aside from [[Goodnight Universe]] in the episode "[[Buster's Book Battle]]", also in season 16, and Mr. Crosswire having to go through ''sixteen'' more grades of sandpaper for Muffy's Lakewood Derby car project in [[Muffy Takes the Wheel]], also in season 16.
*'''Karma:''' Ladonna lied to her friends, so nobody gave her a 2nd chance.
*'''Karma:''' Ladonna lied to her friends, so nobody gave her a 2nd chance.
*'''Moral:'''
*'''Moral:'''
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**[[The Tree House]] has building materials in front of it, and has two ladders leaning against the tree. This suggests it was recently rebuilt, as it was in "[[Castles in the Sky]]."
**[[The Tree House]] has building materials in front of it, and has two ladders leaning against the tree. This suggests it was recently rebuilt, as it was in "[[Castles in the Sky]]."
**[[Ladonna Compson|Ladonna]] and [[Bud Compson|Bud]] move to [[Elwood City]] from [[Louisiana]], and they're new, they later move again to Oregon in "[[When Duty Calls]]."
**[[Ladonna Compson|Ladonna]] and [[Bud Compson|Bud]] move to [[Elwood City]] from [[Louisiana]], and they're new, they later move again to Oregon in "[[When Duty Calls]]."
===Episode connections===
*The soap opera that the alligators watch is the same one that [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] watches in "[[Is There a Doctor in the House?]]" and appears to be a repeat of the same episode.
**[[Gussie Compson|Gussie]] switches the show to the [[Crosswire Motors]] duck commercial from "[[Flippity Francine]]" and "[[Invasion of the Soccer Fans]]."
*Just like [[Sue Ellen Armstrong|Sue Ellen]] in "[[Sue Ellen Moves In]]," Ladonna moves to Elwood City in the winter.
===Errors===
*When Ladonna writes a story at night to tell at school, the word is "grizzly" spelled wrong.
===Production notes===
===Production notes===
*This is the first episode in which Geoff Adams is the live action producer.
*This is the first episode produced by [[9 Story Media Group]].
*This was the first episode of ''Arthur'' to be broadcast in the United States on [[PBS Kids]] in widescreen high-definition, though this option had been available in some non-U.S. markets for Seasons 14 and 15 , and savvy U.S. viewers could find recordings of these broadcasts online.
*This is the first episode to use flash animation instead of digital cel animation.
*This is the first episode where the characters have white tongues again, as they did in some season 1 episodes.
*This is the first episode where [[Drew Adkins]], [[Jake Beale]], and [[Siam Yu]] voice Arthur, D.W., and Brain, respectively.
*Both halves of this episode were first broadcast separately from each other in the UK; part 1 aired on April 2, 2013 and part 2 aired a day after part 1.
*Both halves of this episode were first broadcast separately from each other in the UK; part 1 aired on April 2, 2013 and part 2 aired a day after part 1.
===Errors===
*When Ladonna writes a story at night to tell at school, the word is "grizzly" spelled wrong.
===Cultural references===
===Cultural references===
*[[Art Radley]]'s pocketwatch is a reference to Boo Radley giving Scout and Jem a pocketwatch in Harper Lee's ''{{W|To Kill A Mockingbird}}''.
*[[Art Radley]]'s pocketwatch is a reference to Boo Radley giving Scout and Jem a pocketwatch in Harper Lee's ''{{W|To Kill A Mockingbird}}''.
*The line D.W. says to Bud after he scares away the Tibbles, "Bud Compson, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship," is taken from the 1942 film ''{{W|Casablanca}}'', in which Humphrey Bogart says the same thing like D.W. at the end of the movie.
*The line D.W. says to Bud after he scares away the Tibbles, "Bud Compson, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship," is taken from the 1942 film ''{{W|Casablanca}}'', in which Humphrey Bogart says the same thing like D.W. at the end of the movie.
===Episode connections===
*The soap opera that the alligators watch is the same one that [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] watches in "[[Is There a Doctor in the House?]]" and appears to be a repeat of the same episode.
**[[Gussie Compson|Gussie]] switches the show to the [[Crosswire Motors]] duck commercial from "[[Flippity Francine]]" and "[[Invasion of the Soccer Fans]]."
*Just like [[Sue Ellen Armstrong|Sue Ellen]] in "[[Sue Ellen Moves In]]," Ladonna moves to Elwood City in the winter.


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==Gallery==

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