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*[[Paige Turner|Ms. Turner]] gives [[Arthur Read|Arthur]], [[Buster Baxter|Buster]], [[Francine Frensky|Francine]], and [[Muffy Crosswire|Muffy]] a book called ''How to Write Poetry''. Its color scheme and cover are very similar to the ''[[wikipedia:For Dummies|For Dummies]]'' series of guides. | *[[Paige Turner|Ms. Turner]] gives [[Arthur Read|Arthur]], [[Buster Baxter|Buster]], [[Francine Frensky|Francine]], and [[Muffy Crosswire|Muffy]] a book called ''How to Write Poetry''. Its color scheme and cover are very similar to the ''[[wikipedia:For Dummies|For Dummies]]'' series of guides. | ||
*[[Patrick Ratburn]] names his chocolate of the day after [[wikipedia:Frida Kahlo|Frida Kahlo]], the iconic Mexican artist and activist. | *[[Patrick Ratburn]] names his chocolate of the day after [[wikipedia:Frida Kahlo|Frida Kahlo]], the iconic Mexican artist and activist. | ||
===Episode connections=== | ===Episode connections=== | ||
*Muffy is excited about a wedding. She previously "hosted" one in "[[D.W. Unties the Knot]]. | *Muffy is excited about a wedding. She previously "hosted" one in "[[D.W. Unties the Knot]]". | ||
*Buster thinks that teachers don't have lives outside of school. This idea also comes up in "[[The Rat Who Came to Dinner]]" and "[[Lend Me Your Ear]]". | *Buster thinks that teachers don't have lives outside of school. This idea also comes up in "[[The Rat Who Came to Dinner]]" and "[[Lend Me Your Ear]]". | ||
*In "[[Bitzi's Beau]]," Buster imagines [[Bitzi Baxter|his mother]] | *In "[[Bitzi's Beau]]," Buster imagines [[Bitzi Baxter|his mother]] marrying Mr. Ratburn. | ||
=== Errors === | === Errors === | ||
* The overhead sign at the [[Sugar Bowl]] says "Sugar | * The overhead sign at the [[Sugar Bowl]] says "Sugar Free Bowl." The aerial view of the building was likely recycled artwork from "[[D.W. and the Beastly Birthday]]" when it's suggested that the parlor is renamed in the future. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 04:42, 15 May 2019
| "Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone" | |
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| Season/Series: | 22 |
| Number in season: | 1a |
| Original Airdate: |  May 13, 2019 |
| Credits | |
| Written by: | Peter K. Hirsch |
| Storyboard by: | Allan Jeffery |
| Episodes | |
| Previous "Pal and the Big Itch" |
Next "The Feud" |
| Read transcript | |
Synopsis
The gang can't believe that Mr. Ratburn is getting married.[1]
Plot
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Characters
Major
Minor
Cameo
- Ed Crosswire
- Millicent Crosswire
- Oliver Frensky
- Laverne Frensky
- Mr. Barnes
- Mrs. Barnes
- David Read
- Jane Read
- Mr. Powers
- Mrs. Powers
- Rodentia Ratburn
- Miss Sweetwater
- Catherine Frensky
- Bitzi Baxter
- Shop Owner
- Fern Walters
- George Lundgren
- Mr. Lundgren
- Mrs. Lundgren
- Rafi
- Alex
Mentioned
Trivia
- Jane Lynch guest stars in this episode as Mr. Ratburn's sister, Patty.
- Mr. Ratburn is revealed to be gay in this episode.[2]
Cultural references
- Mr. Ratburn reads Love Poems by Pablo Neruda.
- Ms. Turner gives Arthur, Buster, Francine, and Muffy a book called How to Write Poetry. Its color scheme and cover are very similar to the For Dummies series of guides.
- Patrick Ratburn names his chocolate of the day after Frida Kahlo, the iconic Mexican artist and activist.
Episode connections
- Muffy is excited about a wedding. She previously "hosted" one in "D.W. Unties the Knot".
- Buster thinks that teachers don't have lives outside of school. This idea also comes up in "The Rat Who Came to Dinner" and "Lend Me Your Ear".
- In "Bitzi's Beau," Buster imagines his mother marrying Mr. Ratburn.
Errors
- The overhead sign at the Sugar Bowl says "Sugar Free Bowl." The aerial view of the building was likely recycled artwork from "D.W. and the Beastly Birthday" when it's suggested that the parlor is renamed in the future.
References
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