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|ep. name = The Chronicles of Buster | |ep. name = The Chronicles of Buster | ||
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|season = [[Season 12|12]] | |season = [[Season 12|12]] | ||
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|us = November 3, 2008<ref>http://www.ket.org/episode/ARUR%20%20001205</ref> | |||
|uk = April 16, 2009 <ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone/programmes/schedules/scotland/2009/04/16</ref> | |||
|ger = November 22, 2012<ref>https://www.fernsehserien.de/erdferkel-arthur-und-seine-freunde/episodenguide/staffel-12/3906</ref>}} | |||
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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
Buster becomes | Buster becomes obsessed with watching "[[The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia]]", that he forgoes training for a class rock-climbing expedition. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
Buster watches an advertisement for a 1001-hour DVD collection of a fantasy series called “The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia” in which a boy named Will Nobody travels to a fantasy country where he meets the elf Endengorn and battles a dragon and the evil Lord Pordrog. | |||
'''The Chronicles of Buster''' | |||
In the locker room, Buster tells a mildly interested Arthur about the DVDs. They end up being late for gym class. [[Mr. Ratburn]] makes the kids climb a climbing wall and eventually wants to take them to climb a real mountain. Buster is worried, but he turns out to be the only child who gets to the top on the first try. | |||
Buster is paired with Arthur for climbing lessons. Arthur asks Buster to train with him on Saturdays, but Buster barely pays attention to him. | |||
A month later, Buster has watched four hundred hours of “Ahmayzzia” and missed four Saturday practices, as Arthur angrily informs him on the phone. He eventually goes to practice, but keeps talking about “Ahmayzzia” instead of concentrating on Arthur's safety line. Mr. Ratburn tells the boys to get their act together. | |||
Arthur is irritated with Buster for missing practices, while Buster thinks that Arthur is just jealous for not being as good a climber as he is. While watching the DVDs, Buster falls asleep and dreams that he has fallen into his DVD box and ended up in Ahmayzzia. Endengorn and the other elfs believe him to be the chosen one since he has eight fingers and can watch eight hours of “Ahmayzzia” without blinking. | |||
In Buster's dream, the evil Lord is Arthro , who has turned all televisions to stone. Buster fights Arthro and vaporizes his eyes. He finds out he is Arthur, who did not want DVDs to get in the way of their friendship. Arthro has teamed up with Mr. Ratburndro, because Buster neglected him. Just as they are about to vaporize Buster, Buster wakes up. | |||
[[Buster]] sees Will Nobody's actor getting a phone call from his friend while doing the DVD commentary. He visits [[Arthur]], apologizes and invites him to practice climbing. | |||
At the end of the episode, Arthur climbs a mountain with Buster's help. Buster tells him that he has seen enough of “Ahmayzzia” for a while and would rather see something like the beautiful view from the mountain. | |||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
===Major=== | |||
*[[Will Nobody]] | |||
*[[Buster Baxter]] | |||
*[[Arthur Read]] | |||
*[[Nigel Ratburn]] | |||
===Minor=== | |||
*[[Binky Barnes]] | |||
*[[Muffy Crosswire]] | |||
===Cameo=== | |||
*[[Ed Billings]] | |||
*[[Loretta's daughter]] | |||
*[[Monique]] | |||
*[[John]] | |||
*[[Alex]] | |||
*[[Maria Pappas]] | |||
*[[George Lundgren]] | |||
*[[Jenna Morgan]] | |||
*[[Alan Powers]] | |||
*[[Sue Ellen Armstrong]] | |||
*[[Fern Walters]] | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*'''4th wall break:''' | |||
**In "[[The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia]]“ (as in many real-world cartoons) the humanoid characters have six fingers plus thumbs. "Arthur“ characters (including Will Nobody) have eight fingers plus thumbs. This is lampshaded by Endengorn. | |||
**In “The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia” (as in many real-world cartoons) the humanoid characters have six fingers plus thumbs. Arthur characters (including Will Nobody) have eight fingers plus thumbs. This is referenced by Endengorn. | |||
===Cultural references=== | ===Cultural references=== | ||
*''[[The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia]]'' is a combined parody of | *Buster's dream sequence is also a similar parody of The Wizard of Oz | ||
*''[[The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia]]'' is a combined parody of {{W|The Chronicles of Narnia}} by C.S Lewis, and {{W|The Lord of the Rings}} by J.R.R. Tolkien. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery spacing="small" position="center"> | <gallery spacing="small" position="center"> | ||
The Chronicles of Buster.jpg | The Chronicles of Buster.jpg | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 23 June 2023
| "The Chronicles of Buster" | |
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| Season/Series: | 12 |
| Number in season: | 5A |
| Original Airdate: |  November 3, 2008[1] February 9, 2009[3] April 16, 2009 [2] November 22, 2012[4] |
| Credits | |
| Written by: | Dietrich Smith |
| Storyboard by: | Ivan Tankushev Jeremy O'Neill |
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"The Chronicles of Buster" is the first half of the fifth episode in the twelfth season of Arthur.
Summary[edit]
Buster becomes obsessed with watching "The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia", that he forgoes training for a class rock-climbing expedition.
Plot[edit]
Buster watches an advertisement for a 1001-hour DVD collection of a fantasy series called “The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia” in which a boy named Will Nobody travels to a fantasy country where he meets the elf Endengorn and battles a dragon and the evil Lord Pordrog.
The Chronicles of Buster
In the locker room, Buster tells a mildly interested Arthur about the DVDs. They end up being late for gym class. Mr. Ratburn makes the kids climb a climbing wall and eventually wants to take them to climb a real mountain. Buster is worried, but he turns out to be the only child who gets to the top on the first try.
Buster is paired with Arthur for climbing lessons. Arthur asks Buster to train with him on Saturdays, but Buster barely pays attention to him.
A month later, Buster has watched four hundred hours of “Ahmayzzia” and missed four Saturday practices, as Arthur angrily informs him on the phone. He eventually goes to practice, but keeps talking about “Ahmayzzia” instead of concentrating on Arthur's safety line. Mr. Ratburn tells the boys to get their act together.
Arthur is irritated with Buster for missing practices, while Buster thinks that Arthur is just jealous for not being as good a climber as he is. While watching the DVDs, Buster falls asleep and dreams that he has fallen into his DVD box and ended up in Ahmayzzia. Endengorn and the other elfs believe him to be the chosen one since he has eight fingers and can watch eight hours of “Ahmayzzia” without blinking.
In Buster's dream, the evil Lord is Arthro , who has turned all televisions to stone. Buster fights Arthro and vaporizes his eyes. He finds out he is Arthur, who did not want DVDs to get in the way of their friendship. Arthro has teamed up with Mr. Ratburndro, because Buster neglected him. Just as they are about to vaporize Buster, Buster wakes up.
Buster sees Will Nobody's actor getting a phone call from his friend while doing the DVD commentary. He visits Arthur, apologizes and invites him to practice climbing.
At the end of the episode, Arthur climbs a mountain with Buster's help. Buster tells him that he has seen enough of “Ahmayzzia” for a while and would rather see something like the beautiful view from the mountain.
Characters[edit]
Major[edit]
Minor[edit]
Cameo[edit]
- Ed Billings
- Loretta's daughter
- Monique
- John
- Alex
- Maria Pappas
- George Lundgren
- Jenna Morgan
- Alan Powers
- Sue Ellen Armstrong
- Fern Walters
Trivia[edit]
- 4th wall break:
- In "The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia“ (as in many real-world cartoons) the humanoid characters have six fingers plus thumbs. "Arthur“ characters (including Will Nobody) have eight fingers plus thumbs. This is lampshaded by Endengorn.
- In “The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia” (as in many real-world cartoons) the humanoid characters have six fingers plus thumbs. Arthur characters (including Will Nobody) have eight fingers plus thumbs. This is referenced by Endengorn.
Cultural references[edit]
- Buster's dream sequence is also a similar parody of The Wizard of Oz
- The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia is a combined parody of The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S Lewis, and The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien.
Gallery[edit]
Will wearing a crown.
Will using the staff's power.
Reading a book.
Drinking water while off the set.
Will's room.
Will holding the staff.
Will versus a dragon.
Will defeats the dragon.
References[edit]
