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*A running gag throughout this episode is that D.W. is constantly butchering Mr. Ratburn's name (saying Mr. Ratburn's name incorrectly), and Mr. Ratburn ignores her. | *A running gag throughout this episode is that D.W. is constantly butchering Mr. Ratburn's name (saying Mr. Ratburn's name incorrectly), and Mr. Ratburn ignores her. | ||
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*''[[Spooky Poo]]'' is a parody of the television show Scooby Doo, since Jane mentioned that she hadn't seen Spooky Poo since her tween days. | *''[[Spooky Poo]]'' is a parody of the television show [[Wikipedia:Scooby-Doo|Scooby Doo]], since Jane mentioned that she hadn't seen Spooky Poo since her tween days. | ||
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*"[[The Blizzard]]" was also a "Snowy" story. It is implied that this episode takes place immediately afterward. | *"[[The Blizzard]]" was also a "Snowy" story. It is implied that this episode takes place immediately afterward. | ||
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Revision as of 21:32, 30 June 2019
"The Rat Who Came To Dinner" | |
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Season/Series: | 4 |
Number in season: | 5B |
Original Airdate: | October 11, 1999 January 21, 2000[1] |
Credits | |
Written by: | Joe Fallon |
Storyboard by: | Maria Astadjova Jeremy O'Neill |
Episodes | |
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Next "D.W. Tale Spins" |
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Summary
When Mr. Ratburn's roof collapses, Arthur's parents invite him to stay at their house, and Arthur is afraid that means his teacher will be grading him every minute.
Plot
Mr. Ratburn's roof collapsed, so he's staying at Arthur's house much to his shock. He feels scared, so he tries to distract him reluctantly. But then, Mr. Ratburn asks Arthur to put on Spooky-Poo, which Jane hadn't seen since she was 10. Later, he did a magic trick, to Arthur and D.W.'s shock. He teaches it to his family to their surprise. Later, they watched more Spooky-Poo. During dinner, David made Mr. Ratburn chocolate cake. At bedtime, Arthur decided Mr. Ratburn wasn't bad after all, and remarks that teachers can be sort of normal. The next day, Arthur's friends find out that Mr. Ratburn's stay last night was good, so they treat Arthur differently. When Arthur got home, he told his parents about it. The next day at lunch, Mr. Ratburn gave Arthur news of staying at each of his friends' houses, finishing the episode.
Characters
Major
Minor
Cameo
- George Lundgren
- Patrick
- Fletcher
- 4th Grade Male Rabbit
- Norman Hedgehog
- Jack Weasel
- 3rd Grade Male Rabbit
- 3rd Grade Male Dog (Number 3)
- Jessica
- Alex
- Maria Pappas
- Mary
- Billy
- Rattles
- Jenna Morgan
- Nancy
- 3rd Grade Male Dog
- 3rd Grade Female Aardvark
- 3rd Grade Female Cat (Number 2)
Trivia
- Arthur's phone has only nine buttons instead of tweleve.
- A running gag throughout this episode is that D.W. is constantly butchering Mr. Ratburn's name (saying Mr. Ratburn's name incorrectly), and Mr. Ratburn ignores her.
Cultural references
- Spooky Poo is a parody of the television show Scooby Doo, since Jane mentioned that she hadn't seen Spooky Poo since her tween days.
Episode connections
- "The Blizzard" was also a "Snowy" story. It is implied that this episode takes place immediately afterward.
- The episode's title is a play on the famous play ''The Man Who Came to Dinner''.