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*D.W.: Mommy! Daddy! The town is exploding! And it's very pretty. | *'''D.W.:''' Mommy! Daddy! The town is exploding! And it's very pretty. | ||
*Oliver: I tried all night, but the plow's stuck. Now None of the roads can get plowed now. | *'''Oliver: (At the Frenskys')''' I tried all night, but the plow's stuck. Now None of the roads can get plowed now. | ||
*David: Yes | *'''Francine: (Shivering) Daddy, Look. It's too cold to write. I have to stop doing my report.''' | ||
*'''David: (At the Reads')''' Yes, We still have power, Oliver. Francine can work on her report here. I'm gonna pick up food. I'll get enough for everyone. | |||
[[Category:Episodes]] | [[Category:Episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Season 4 episodes]] | [[Category:Season 4 episodes]] | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 3 February 2011
"The Blizzard" is the first half of the 5th episode of season 4 of the animated children's series Arthur. It originally aired on October 4th, 1999.
Plot
A blizzard hits Elwood City, leaving Mr. Ratburn, Mr. Haney, and Mr. Morris trapped in school, the Brain at Prunella's and several families with the Reads. Francine has to write a report on pioneers and bases it on her experience with the people who came over to the Reads and pooled their resources. D.W. saves a snowball in the freezer. ("D.W.'s Snow Mystery")
Trivia
Notes
- As soon as the school entrance was done, Poor Mr. Haney landed on Mr. Read.
- The Reads' House still had power, until the snowstorm got even worser.
- During a freezing-rain warning, The Reads' house still had power.
- Francine finished her report before the power at the Reads' came back.
Quotes
- D.W.: Mommy! Daddy! The town is exploding! And it's very pretty.
- Oliver: (At the Frenskys') I tried all night, but the plow's stuck. Now None of the roads can get plowed now.
- Francine: (Shivering) Daddy, Look. It's too cold to write. I have to stop doing my report.
- David: (At the Reads') Yes, We still have power, Oliver. Francine can work on her report here. I'm gonna pick up food. I'll get enough for everyone.
