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|name | |character name ="Capital tour guide" | ||
|image | |image =Tourguide.png | ||
| | |gender =Male | ||
| | |animal =Dog | ||
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| | |portrayer = | ||
| | |family = | ||
| | |cartoon_debut=[[Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm]] | ||
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The '''Capitol tour guide''' was an unnamed character that gave Arthur's family, among others, a tour of the [[State Capitol Building]]. He spoke slowly and was very boring. | |favorite color =|complexion = Brown}}The '''Capitol tour guide''' was an unnamed character that gave [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s family, among others, a tour of the [[State Capitol Building]] in a flashback in "[[Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm]]." He spoke slowly, used big words, and was very boring. In "[[D.W. Goes to Washington]]," he gives them an equally boring tour of the United States Capitol rotunda. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:41, 14 January 2022
| "Capitol tour guide" is not an official name. |
| Capitol tour guide | |
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| Gender | Male |
| Animal | Dog
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| Complexion | Brown
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| Cartoon debut | Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm
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The Capitol tour guide was an unnamed character that gave Arthur's family, among others, a tour of the State Capitol Building in a flashback in "Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm." He spoke slowly, used big words, and was very boring. In "D.W. Goes to Washington," he gives them an equally boring tour of the United States Capitol rotunda.
