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{{Episode infobox
|ep. name = It Came From Beyond
|ep. name = It Came From Beyond
|image = Killer.jpg
|image = Elwood City Animal Shelter.jpg
|season = [[Arthur (season 9)|9]]
|season = [[Season 9|9]]
|airdate = April 4, 2005
|airdate =  
|prod. code = 90602
|prod. code = 90602
|prev. episode = [[Arthur Makes Waves]]
|prev. episode = [[Arthur Makes Waves]]
|next episode = [[Three's a Crowd]]
|next episode = [[Three's a Crowd]]
|writers = [[Peter K. Hirsch]]
|writers = [[Peter K. Hirsch]]
|storyboarders = [[Gerry Capelle]]|number = 6B|titlecard = Arthur icfb.png}}{{EpisodeHeader|2|6|9}}
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==Summary==
==Summary==
Grandma Thora takes in a stray dog named Killer who lives up to her name by bullying every person and animal in sight. Can Killer let her guard down long enough to make a few friends?
[[Grandma Thora]] takes in a stray, an adorable little dog named Killer? It soon becomes clear that the name fits, as Killer bullies every person and animal in sight. Can Killer let her guard down long enough to make a few friends, or will she have to give up her new home?<ref>http://www.klru.org/schedule/episode/182588/</ref>
 
==Plot==
==Plot==
{{missing|plot}}
On a rainy night, [[Thora Read|Grandma Thora]] finds [[Killer|a dog]] on her porch. It is frightened and growls, but she leaves the door open for it.
 
<center>'''It Came From Beyond'''</center>
 
The next morning, Thora finds the dog asleep on her couch. The tag on the collar reads “Killer”, even though the dog is female. She gives the dog some food, but it growls again. It only eats after she leaves the room.
 
Thora hangs up posters with a picture of Killer. When [[Nemo]] insults Killer, she growls at him and then at [[Crusher]], the latter of whom retreats.
 
[[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] visit Thora with [[Pal]]. Thora warns D.W. to be careful, but she tries to make friends with Killer too fast and is growled at. Pal scolds Killer for her behavior. She acts friendly and offers him food, but then attacks him, scaring Arthur.
 
At the Reads' house, Pal gives [[Kate Read|Kate]] and [[Amigo]] an exaggerated account of the attack. When Thora comes with Killer, Amigo tries to be friendly but is bitten. Thora and [[David Read|Mr. Read]] apologize to [[Ramón Molina|Mr. Molina]].
 
Thora takes Killer to the [[Spadina Road Animal Shelter|animal shelter]], where she learns that Killer has never stayed with anyone for more than a few days. Killer is put in a special room for difficult dogs, but Thora changes her mind and takes her home again. She tells Killer that she has to be nicer.
 
Pal and Amigo argue over a bone when Killer visits them. She tries to be friendly, but they do not trust her. Kate wants to give Killer a second chance, but Pal says she will never fit in and should leave. Killer goes to say goodbye to Thora.
 
While hunting a bird, Nemo gets stuck up a tree. He can not get [[Francine Frensky|Francine]]’s or [[Buster Baxter|Buster]]’s attention, but when Killer walks by, she promises to help, although she remembers the insult. Killer is unable to get to Francine, but when a fire truck comes by, Killer stands in its path. The firefighters stop, notice Nemo, and rescue him.
 
Later, Amigo tells a heroic story about Killer, which he heard from the firefighters’ dogs. Pal agrees that Killer can't be all bad. Pal and Amigo visit Killer at Thora’s house, and present her with a bone as an official welcome to the neighborhood. Killer then proceeds to thank and lick them, finishing the episode.
 
==Characters==
==Characters==
===Major Roles===
*[[Killer]]
*[[Killer]]
*[[Pal]]
*[[Pal]]
*[[Amigo]]
*[[Amigo]]
*[[Grandma Thora]]
*[[Nemo]]
*[[Thora Read]]
*[[Kate Read]]
*[[Kate Read]]
===Minor Roles===
*[[Arthur Read]]
*[[Arthur Read]]
*[[D.W. Read]]
*[[D.W. Read]]
*[[David Read]]
*[[David Read]]
*[[Jane Read]]
*[[Jane Read]]
*[[Buster Baxter]] (cameo)
*[[Francine Frensky]] (cameo)
*[[Cheryl Featherfoffer]] (cameo)
*[[Bionic Bunny]] (cameo on Buster's umbrella)
*[[Ramón Molina]] (cameo)
*[[Slink]] (cameo)
*[[Crusher]] (cameo)
*[[Mrs. Pariso]] (cameo)
*[[Spot and Dot]] (cameo)


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Killer had debuted before in the book ''[[Arthur's Christmas]]''.
*Killer had debuted before in the book ''[[Arthur's Christmas]]''.
*In the Croatian dub of ''Arthur'', Killer is male.
*'''Timeline:''' Nemo calls Buster "that cat saving boy", referencing [[Buster Baxter, Cat Saver (episode)|Buster Baxter, Cat Saver]].
*'''Moral:''' If you mistreat others for personal benefits, they will stop trusting you and look at you differenty.
*'''Innuendo:''' The white dog's name is "Killer".
*'''Irony:''' Killer was threatening others, than tried to get others to forgive her.
*'''Karma:''' Killer mistreated others, so no one trusted her.
*'''Running Gag:''' Killer threatening others then tried to get others to forgive her.
===Episode connections===
*In "[[Arthur Accused! (episode)|Arthur Accused]]", Mrs. McGrady talks to the fire chief about naming the fire department's mascots. Here the dogs are named Spot and Dot (both are dalmatians), rather than Smoky or Chester.
===Errors===
*On a picture in Grandma Thora's living room, D.W. is blond.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{CollapsingGallery|
<gallery position="center">
===Screenshots===
Killer.jpg|Grrr!
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Elwood City Animal Shelter.jpg|Grandma Thora adopting Killer
Killer.jpg
</gallery>
</gallery>}}{{EpisodeNav|9}}
==References==
[[Category:Episodes]]
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[[Category:Season 9 episodes]]
[[Category:Season 9 episodes]]
[[Category:Episode pages needing plot]]
[[Category:Episode pages without home video]]
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[[Category:2004]]

Latest revision as of 15:28, 30 June 2022

"It Came From Beyond"
Elwood City Animal Shelter.jpg
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Season/Series: 9
Number in season: 6B
Original Airdate: United States April 4, 2005[1]
Credits
Written by: Peter K. Hirsch
Storyboard by: Gerry Capelle
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"It Came From Beyond" is the second half of the sixth episode in the ninth season of Arthur.

Summary[edit]

Grandma Thora takes in a stray, an adorable little dog named Killer? It soon becomes clear that the name fits, as Killer bullies every person and animal in sight. Can Killer let her guard down long enough to make a few friends, or will she have to give up her new home?[2]

Plot[edit]

On a rainy night, Grandma Thora finds a dog on her porch. It is frightened and growls, but she leaves the door open for it.

It Came From Beyond

The next morning, Thora finds the dog asleep on her couch. The tag on the collar reads “Killer”, even though the dog is female. She gives the dog some food, but it growls again. It only eats after she leaves the room.

Thora hangs up posters with a picture of Killer. When Nemo insults Killer, she growls at him and then at Crusher, the latter of whom retreats.

Arthur and D.W. visit Thora with Pal. Thora warns D.W. to be careful, but she tries to make friends with Killer too fast and is growled at. Pal scolds Killer for her behavior. She acts friendly and offers him food, but then attacks him, scaring Arthur.

At the Reads' house, Pal gives Kate and Amigo an exaggerated account of the attack. When Thora comes with Killer, Amigo tries to be friendly but is bitten. Thora and Mr. Read apologize to Mr. Molina.

Thora takes Killer to the animal shelter, where she learns that Killer has never stayed with anyone for more than a few days. Killer is put in a special room for difficult dogs, but Thora changes her mind and takes her home again. She tells Killer that she has to be nicer.

Pal and Amigo argue over a bone when Killer visits them. She tries to be friendly, but they do not trust her. Kate wants to give Killer a second chance, but Pal says she will never fit in and should leave. Killer goes to say goodbye to Thora.

While hunting a bird, Nemo gets stuck up a tree. He can not get Francine’s or Buster’s attention, but when Killer walks by, she promises to help, although she remembers the insult. Killer is unable to get to Francine, but when a fire truck comes by, Killer stands in its path. The firefighters stop, notice Nemo, and rescue him.

Later, Amigo tells a heroic story about Killer, which he heard from the firefighters’ dogs. Pal agrees that Killer can't be all bad. Pal and Amigo visit Killer at Thora’s house, and present her with a bone as an official welcome to the neighborhood. Killer then proceeds to thank and lick them, finishing the episode.

Characters[edit]

Trivia[edit]

  • Killer had debuted before in the book Arthur's Christmas.
  • In the Croatian dub of Arthur, Killer is male.
  • Timeline: Nemo calls Buster "that cat saving boy", referencing Buster Baxter, Cat Saver.
  • Moral: If you mistreat others for personal benefits, they will stop trusting you and look at you differenty.
  • Innuendo: The white dog's name is "Killer".
  • Irony: Killer was threatening others, than tried to get others to forgive her.
  • Karma: Killer mistreated others, so no one trusted her.
  • Running Gag: Killer threatening others then tried to get others to forgive her.

Episode connections[edit]

  • In "Arthur Accused", Mrs. McGrady talks to the fire chief about naming the fire department's mascots. Here the dogs are named Spot and Dot (both are dalmatians), rather than Smoky or Chester.

Errors[edit]

  • On a picture in Grandma Thora's living room, D.W. is blond.

Gallery[edit]

References[edit]