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'''Crown City '''is a fictional city in the [[Arthur]] TV Series. It is a parody of New York, New York, USA. [[George Lundgren]] walks from Crown City to Elwood City (successfully) in the Season 14 episode titled [[The Long Road Home]]. One interesting fact is that while Crown City is meant to be a parody of New York City, New York City itself appears in the episode [[Postcards from Buster (episode)|Postcards from Buster]]. The city also bears strong cultural resemblance to San Francisco, California, USA. | '''Crown City '''is a fictional city in the [[Arthur]] TV Series. It is a parody of New York, New York, USA. [[George Lundgren]] walks from Crown City to Elwood City (successfully) in the Season 14 episode titled [[The Long Road Home]]. One interesting fact is that while Crown City is meant to be a parody of New York City, New York City itself appears in the episode [[Postcards from Buster (episode)|Postcards from Buster]]. The city also bears strong cultural resemblance to San Francisco, California, USA. | ||
==Song== | ==Song== | ||
The | The kids sing a song about Crown City in ''[[Muffy Goes Metropolitan]]. ''Here's an excerpt from the song. | ||
'''Crown City you're dynamite, you're peaches and cream try your luck fair kid Crown City! Crown City! You're one heck of a diamond by the sea!"'' | |||
==General Information== | ==General Information== | ||
Crown City first appeared in ''[[Muffy Goes Metropolitan]]''. It is described as "one heck of a diamond by the sea", in a song. It has a professional baseball team called the '''Crown City Kings''', that played the [[Elwood City]] Grebes in the World Series, and also a Crown City hockey team that played against the [[Elwood City Otters]] in the playoffs at the end of the episode ''[[Bitzi's Beau]]''. Crown City is also known for their soft pretzels with cheese inside. | Crown City first appeared in ''[[Muffy Goes Metropolitan]]''. It is described as "one heck of a diamond by the sea", in a song. It has a professional baseball team called the '''Crown City Kings''', that played the [[Elwood City]] Grebes in the World Series, and also a Crown City hockey team that played against the [[Elwood City Otters]] in the playoffs at the end of the episode ''[[Bitzi's Beau]]''. Crown City is also known for their soft pretzels with cheese inside. | ||
Revision as of 21:01, 25 November 2011
Crown City is a fictional city in the Arthur TV Series. It is a parody of New York, New York, USA. George Lundgren walks from Crown City to Elwood City (successfully) in the Season 14 episode titled The Long Road Home. One interesting fact is that while Crown City is meant to be a parody of New York City, New York City itself appears in the episode Postcards from Buster. The city also bears strong cultural resemblance to San Francisco, California, USA.
Song
The kids sing a song about Crown City in Muffy Goes Metropolitan. Here's an excerpt from the song.
'Crown City you're dynamite, you're peaches and cream try your luck fair kid Crown City! Crown City! You're one heck of a diamond by the sea!"
General Information
Crown City first appeared in Muffy Goes Metropolitan. It is described as "one heck of a diamond by the sea", in a song. It has a professional baseball team called the Crown City Kings, that played the Elwood City Grebes in the World Series, and also a Crown City hockey team that played against the Elwood City Otters in the playoffs at the end of the episode Bitzi's Beau. Crown City is also known for their soft pretzels with cheese inside.
Little Lady Dollar Mart
Inside Little Lady Dollar Mart
Poetry Club
Fish Market
Entering the city
A hot dog stand
Architecture
The architecture in Crown City.
Skyscrapers
A bridge in Crown City, a parody of the Brooklyn Bridge
The view of Crown City in the evening.
Subway
Crown City has it's own subway, like most real metropolitan areas in the United States.
The Crown City Subway, the first station, built in 1903
Crown City, well known for their pretzels filled with cheese
