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**5. What do we call the period of history when Galileo lived? | **5. What do we call the period of history when Galileo lived? | ||
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*[[Galileo]] is mentioned many times throughout the episode. | |||
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*Arthur uses the phrase "sometimes you think you know someone..." in the intro of this episode and previously in "[[Kung Fool]]." Muffy says, "Sometimes you think you know a person..." in "[[A is for Angry]]." | |||
*Buster acts as a detective. He had previously done this in "[[Arthur Accused! (episode)|Arthur Accused!,]]" "[[Binky Rules (episode)|Binky Rules,]]" "[[The Butler Did... What?]]" "[[The Case of the Girl with the Long Face]]," and "[[To Eat or Not to Eat]]." | |||
*Binky exclaims "I, Shelley 'Binky' Barnes, got an A!" His real name, Shelley, was revealed in "[[What's in a Name?]]" | |||
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*After Mr. Ratburn helps Binky up from the floor when his chair breaks, his hands are the same skin tone as Binky's. They are back to their usual tone in the next scene. | *After Mr. Ratburn helps Binky up from the floor when his chair breaks, his hands are the same skin tone as Binky's. They are back to their usual tone in the next scene. | ||
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Revision as of 18:29, 31 May 2018
| "Binky's 'A' Game" | |
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| Season/Series: | 21 |
| Number in season: | 1a |
| Original Airdate: |  October 24, 2017[1] May 15, 2017[citation needed] October 27, 2017[citation needed] |
| Credits | |
| Written by: | Peter K. Hirsch |
| Storyboard by: | Michel Carbonneau |
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"Binky's 'A' Game" is the first half of the first episode in the twenty-first season of Arthur.
Synopsis
When Binky gets an A on a test, Muffy and Francine are convinced he cheated.
Plot
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Characters
Major
Cameo
- Molly MacDonald
- Rattles
- Slink
- Mei Lin Barnes
- Sue Ellen Armstrong
- George Lundgren
- Fern Walters
- Jenna Morgan
- Ladonna Compson
- Maria Pappas
- Alex
- Rafi
- Jessica
- Los Dedos
- Portia Demwiddy
- Lucy's mother
- 3rd Grade Male Rat
Trivia
- The questions on Binky's test are as follows:
- 1. Where was Galileo born?
- 2. Name three instruments Galileo invented.
- 3. Name the four moons of Jupiter Galileo discovered.
- 4. Galileo and Kepler disagreed about orbits. What did each of them believe?
- 5. What do we call the period of history when Galileo lived?
Cultural references
- Galileo is mentioned many times throughout the episode.
Episode connections
- Arthur uses the phrase "sometimes you think you know someone..." in the intro of this episode and previously in "Kung Fool." Muffy says, "Sometimes you think you know a person..." in "A is for Angry."
- Buster acts as a detective. He had previously done this in "Arthur Accused!," "Binky Rules," "The Butler Did... What?" "The Case of the Girl with the Long Face," and "To Eat or Not to Eat."
- Binky exclaims "I, Shelley 'Binky' Barnes, got an A!" His real name, Shelley, was revealed in "What's in a Name?"
Errors
- After Mr. Ratburn helps Binky up from the floor when his chair breaks, his hands are the same skin tone as Binky's. They are back to their usual tone in the next scene.
Video
- ARTHUR Binky Got an "A"?!
References
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