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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*On Arthur's page on PBSKids.org, Arthur listed being trapped in the library as his favorite adventure. | *On Arthur's page on PBSKids.org, Arthur listed being trapped in the library as his favorite adventure. | ||
*Even though Francine and Arthur should be reading books based on their report, Arthur is seen reading a ''Scare-Your-Pants-Off Club'' book while Francine reads ''Scared Silly''. | *Even though Francine and Arthur should be reading books based on their report, Arthur is seen reading a ''Scare-Your-Pants-Off Club'' book while Francine reads ''Scared Silly''. | ||
**Francine also reads ''Scared Silly'' in "[[Arthur and the Real Mr. Ratburn]]." | **Francine also reads ''Scared Silly'' in "[[Arthur and the Real Mr. Ratburn]]." | ||
*The exterior scene of the library where [[Dog Walker Guy|a man is walking his dog]] is recycled in later episodes. | *The exterior scene of the library where [[Dog Walker Guy|a man is walking his dog]] is recycled in later episodes. | ||
*When Francine tries to open the windows, she presses her foot against it, thus preventing the windows from opening. | *When Francine tries to open the windows, she presses her foot against it, thus preventing the windows from opening. | ||
*When Sue Ellen reacts to being paired with Binky, she gasps using one of D.W.'s stock gasps, recorded by Michael Caloz. | *When Sue Ellen reacts to being paired with Binky, she gasps using one of D.W.'s stock gasps, recorded by Michael Caloz. | ||
*In the home video release and versions of the title card for this episode, Binky does not read the title card. On Netflix's version, he does. | *In the home video release and versions of the title card for this episode, Binky does not read the title card. On Netflix's version, he does. | ||
*'''Irony:''' | *'''Irony:''' | ||
**Francine was upset that Arthur called her a marshmallow but was fine with her making fun of him. | **Francine was upset that Arthur called her a marshmallow but was fine with her making fun of him. | ||
**Arthur and Francine could have called or texted their family members from | **Arthur and Francine could have called or texted their family members from their cell phones or they could log into the computers on the library. | ||
*'''Karma:''' | *'''Karma:''' | ||
**Francine made fun of Arthur in "Arthur's Eyes", so she get called a marshmallow. | **Francine made fun of Arthur in "Arthur's Eyes", so she get called a marshmallow. | ||
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**Sue Ellen gasps over being teamed with Binky. In "[[Bully for Binky]]," Sue Ellen is deemed an "anti-Binky weapon" and is the only one who intimidates him. | **Sue Ellen gasps over being teamed with Binky. In "[[Bully for Binky]]," Sue Ellen is deemed an "anti-Binky weapon" and is the only one who intimidates him. | ||
**Arthur telling Francine about when she called him "four-eyes" means this episode takes place after "[[Arthur's Eyes (episode)|Arthur's Eyes]]." | **Arthur telling Francine about when she called him "four-eyes" means this episode takes place after "[[Arthur's Eyes (episode)|Arthur's Eyes]]." | ||
*'''Moral:''' Get to know someone before judging them. | *'''Moral:''' Get to know someone before judging them. | ||
===Differences from the book=== | ===Differences from the book=== |