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*Some of Arthur's friends were shocked of Mr. Ratburn's ideas to him until he cheered them up while this episode ended. | *Some of Arthur's friends were shocked of Mr. Ratburn's ideas to him until he cheered them up while this episode ended. | ||
*A running gag throughout this episode is that D.W. is constantly butchering Mr. Ratburn's name, and Mr. Ratburn ignores her. | *A running gag throughout this episode is that D.W. is constantly butchering Mr. Ratburn's name, and Mr. Ratburn ignores her. | ||
*During the intro, in Arthur's dream where his parents and sister D.W. and his dog Pal have Mr. Ratburn's face, those faces are a close reference to the slang word "ratface". | |||
[[Category:Episodes]] | [[Category:Episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Season 4 episodes]] | [[Category:Season 4 episodes]] | ||
Revision as of 03:46, 20 March 2011
"The Rat Who Came to Dinner" is the second half of the 5th episode of season 4 of the animated children's series Arthur. It originally aired on October 4th, 1999.
Plot
After his roof caves from snow, Mr. Ratburn stays at Arthur's house. Arthur is afraid that it will be nonstop homework and teaching, only to find out Mr. Ratburn is more fun than he thought. However, at school, his friends start calling him a teacher's pet.
Trivia
Notes
- The Rat Who Came to Dinner became adapted into a book in the Arthur Adventure series and re-titled as Arthur's Teacher Moves In.
- When the roof of his house cracked and fell apart, You can see his teeth chattering because it was cold.
- The Blizzard was also a "Snowy" story. So that's 2 stories with snow in 1 episode.
- Just because Mr. Ratburn was still with Arthur for a few days, Doesn't mean, His friends would get no attention from Arthur.
- After making Arthur feel bad, His friends should've apologized.
- Some of Arthur's friends were shocked of Mr. Ratburn's ideas to him until he cheered them up while this episode ended.
- A running gag throughout this episode is that D.W. is constantly butchering Mr. Ratburn's name, and Mr. Ratburn ignores her.
- During the intro, in Arthur's dream where his parents and sister D.W. and his dog Pal have Mr. Ratburn's face, those faces are a close reference to the slang word "ratface".
