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==Summary==
==Summary==
In gymnastics class, [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] has to cope both with her own problems learning to do somersaults and cartwheels and with the antics of the [[Emily|class show-off]].
In gymnastics class, [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] has to cope both with her own problems learning to do somersaults and cartwheels and with the antics of the [[Emily|class show-off]].

Revision as of 22:21, 9 March 2013

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"D.W. Flips"
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D.W. Flips Title Card.png
Season/Series: 1
Number in season: 16B
Original Airdate: January 6, 1997
Credits
Written by: Peter K. Hirsch
Storyboard by: Gerry Capelle
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"D.W. Flips (episode)" is the TBA episode in the [[Season {{{3}}}|TBA season]] of Arthur. It is a two-part episode. It is based on the book D.W. Flips!.

Summary

In gymnastics class, D.W. has to cope both with her own problems learning to do somersaults and cartwheels and with the antics of the class show-off.

Plot

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Trivia

Goofs

  • When D.W. is cartwheeling in Aisle 7 she bumps into something and the items are rolling in Aisle 8.
  • On the drive home D.W. was sitting in the front seat. She's too young; she has to be at least 12 or 13 years old to sit in the front.
  • Tommy and Timmy were colored lighter in some scenes.
  • In one scene, Lisa was colored purple.