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The Butler Did It
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| "The Butler Did It" | |
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| Season/Series: | 20 |
| Number in season: | 5b |
| Original Airdate: |  May 30, 2017 November 23, 2018[1] |
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| Written by: | Peter K. Hirsch |
| Storyboard by: | Gerry Capelle |
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"The Butler Did It" is the second half of the fifth episode in the twentieth season of Arthur.
Summary
Muffy gets her dad a robot butler named Keats for Father's Day; however, she is worried that he might replace Bailey and make him want to retire.
Plot
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Characters
Major
Minor
Cameo
- James MacDonald
- Chip Crosswire
- Mrs. Morgan
- Rattles
- Slink
- Bud Compson
- Cisely Compson
- Arthur Read
- Buster Baxter
- Neal Lundgren
- Mrs. Lundgren
- Ms. Bryan
- Harry Mills
- Laverne Frensky
Trivia
- Moral: When robots help people don't ruin it for your own benefits.
- Karma: Keats locked Muffy, so her dad kicked him outside.
Episode connections
- Muffy thought that Bailey had actually left the Crosswire residence in "The Butler Did... What?"
References
- After Bailey leaves for an errand, Francine's phone has the iPhone message sound.
- While working on his sculpture, Bailey sings Largo al Factotum from the opera The Barber of Seville by Gioachino Rossini.
- The pear logo on Brain's computer is a parody of the Apple logo.
- KEATS’ password “Nightingale” refers to the poem Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats.
- A rootkit is a kind of hidden software that allows a hacker access to a computer. A DDoS attack (distributed denial-of-service) floods the target with requests from several sources, so that it can no longer respond to legitimate requests.
- KEATS recites I’m a Little Teapot.
- The painting in Muffy's room is The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dalí.
Errors
- When Muffy talks to Francine over the phone, Francine's feet are shown to be two left feet instead of left and right.
Sources
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