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"Muffy Misses Out"
Buster Baxter and Muffy Crosswire in Italian Clothes.png
Muffy Misses Out title card.png
Season/Series: 21
Number in season: 4a
Original Airdate: United States February 12, 2018[1]
Canada February 13, 2018
Credits
Written by: Matt Hoverman
Storyboard by: Allan Jeffery
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"Muffy Misses Out" is the first half of the fourth episode in the twenty-first season of Arthur.

Summary

When Muffy's ideas are ignored when she goes on a trip, she starts to wonder if she really matters.

Plot

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Characters

Major

Minor

Cameo

Mentioned

Trivia

  • The closing credits for this episode include a cover of Believe in Yourself performed by Chance the Rapper, Peter Cottontale, Nate Fox, Donnie Trumpet and Stix for Social Experiment.
  • In the scene where Muffy pretends to be sick, Waldo is shown physically as a stuffed animal, but in "The Friend Who Wasn't There," he is shown to be imaginary when Muffy talks to him at the end.
  • Moral:Don't overreact for your own benefits.

Episode connections

Errors

  • When Muffy is giving orders in the hallway at Lakewood, the room numbers are backward (i.e., the background is flipped horizontally).

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