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Revision as of 01:15, 11 January 2020

This article is about the episode set during the summer. You may be looking for The Blizzard.
"The Blackout"
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Season/Series: 12
Number in season: 8A
Original Airdate: United States April 22, 2009[1]
Canada February 23, 2010[3]
United Kingdom April 29, 2009[2]
Credits
Written by: Cusi Cram
Storyboard by: Jeremy O'Neill
Daniel Miodini
Nadja Cozic
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"The Blackout" is the first half of the eighth episode in the twelfth season of Arthur.

Summary

A giant heat wave comes to Elwood City and causes a power failure, leaving Arthur and D.W. without TV or air conditioning. The Molina family doesn't mind the blackout...what is their secret?

Plot

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Trivia

Episode connections

  • When D.W. is cooling herself in front of the air conditioner, Arthur brings a glass of lemonade to her which contains two ice cubes. D.W. asks if there are still some ice cubes left in the freezer, and says, "Things have a way of disappearing in that freezer." This may be a reference to the disappearance of D.W.'s snowball back in the Season 1 episode "D.W.'s Snow Mystery."
  • This episode is a sequel to "The Blizzard."

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