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|storyboarders = [[Mario Cabrera]]|number = 9B|titlecard = The Return of the King Title Card.png}}'''"The Return of the King"''' is the second half of the 9th episode of [[season 3]]. It originally aired on January 4th, 1999.
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==Summary==
==Summary==
After losing several competitions with [[Glenbrook Academy|Glenbrook]], the [[Lakewood Elementary School|Lakewood]] students are afraid their [[Herbert Haney|principal]] will replace [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]] with [[Mr. Pryce-Jones]] because he isn't good enough.
On a field trip to the medieval fair, [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s class is being humiliated in competitions against a class led by [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]]'s old [[Mr. Pryce-Jones|teacher]]. Can Arthur turn things around?
==Plot==
==Plot==
The episode opens with the kids going on a field trip to a medieval fair. When they make it to the fair, Mr. Ratburn's class sees that another school, Glenbrook Academy is there too.
The episode opens with the kids going on a field trip to a medieval fair. When they make it to the fair, Mr. Ratburn's class sees that another school, Glenbrook Academy is there too.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The Lakewood kids all sat across from their counterparts at the lunch table, except for Fern sitting across from Maria's lookalike.
*The Lakewood kids all sat across from their counterparts at the lunch table, except for Fern sitting across from Maria's lookalike.
*This episode was adapted into a chapter book ''[[King Arthur]]'', the thirteenth book in the Arthur Chapter Book series.
*[[Rusty|Buster's doppelganger]] is voiced by [[Oliver Grainger]], the second actor of [[D.W. Read|D.W.]]
*[[Rusty|Buster's doppelganger]] is voiced by [[Oliver Grainger]], the second actor of [[D.W. Read|D.W.]]
*Henry the Fifth was [[Buffy|Muffy's counterpart]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great uncle. That is, unless she was making it up like Muffy did in "[[Background Blues]]".
*Henry the Fifth was [[Buffy|Muffy's counterpart]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great uncle. That is, unless she was making it up like Muffy did in "[[Background Blues]]".
*When Arthur pulls the sword from the stone, it is a play on the King Arthurian Legends, because Arthur's name is Arthur.
*When Arthur pulls the sword from the stone, it is a play on the King Arthurian Legends, because Arthur's name is Arthur.
*The title for this episode is a reference to the third instalment of J.R.R Tolklen's The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King
*The title for this episode is a reference to the third instalment of J.R.R Tolklen's The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King
 
===Goofs===
==Goofs==
*Arthur falls backwards when he sees his "shadow" move, but he rips through the wall facing forwards.
*Arthur falls backwards when he sees his "shadow" move, but he rips through the wall facing forwards.
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Lakewood Bus.png|On the bus heading to [[Lakewood Elementary School]]...
Arthur Read King.png|The ending of the episode.
Haney Neice Nephew 2.png|Mr. Haney's Niece and Nephew 1
Haney Neice Nephew.png|Mr. Haney's Niece and Nephew 2
Castle Making Contest.png|The castle building contest.
Tennis.png|[[Muffy]] arguing with her counterpart about how the ball was too heavy to be a tennis ball.
Pie Eating Contest.png|The pie eating contest, [[Buster]] included.
Bionic Bunny Watch.png|[[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s [[Bionic Bunny]] watch.
Archery.png|The archery contest.
Sword 2.png|Arthur pulls the sword from the stone!
Sword 1.png|A person trying to pull the sword from the stone.
Merlin's Maze.png|Merlin's Maze
Mr. Pyrce-Jone's Class.png|Mr. Pryce-Jones' Class walking to the fair
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Revision as of 06:11, 23 January 2013

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"The Return of the King"
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The Return of the King Title Card.png
Season/Series: 3
Number in season: 9B
Original Airdate: January 4, 1999
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Written by: Joe Fallon
Storyboard by: Mario Cabrera
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"The Return of the King" is the TBA episode in the TBA season of Arthur. It is a two-part episode. It was later adapted into the book King Arthur.

Summary

On a field trip to the medieval fair, Arthur's class is being humiliated in competitions against a class led by Mr. Ratburn's old teacher. Can Arthur turn things around?

Plot

The episode opens with the kids going on a field trip to a medieval fair. When they make it to the fair, Mr. Ratburn's class sees that another school, Glenbrook Academy is there too.

The teacher with them is Mr. Price-Jones, who was Mr. Ratburn's teacher when he was in school. Arthur notices a sword put in a stone and anyone who can get it out will become "king of the fair", but no matter how hard he pulls, it will not come out.

Throughout the day the Lakewood kids compete with the Glenbrook kids in several middle ages-themed competitions, losing every single one. Arthur loses at a medieval maze. Francine loses at archery. The Brain fails at a trivia competition.

Buster even loses at a pie eating contest! At lunch, it is revealed that Mr. Price-Jones was very strict, and when Arthur, Buster, Francine, and Brain overhear Mr. Haney talking with him. They think that if Lakewood loses all of the contests Mr. Price-Jones will replace Mr. Ratburn.

The final event is a castle building contest. The Lakewood kids work hard and build a beautiful castle, but they lose to Glenbrook because their castle is not historically accurate. Arthur and the gang are dejected because they think that Mr. Price-Jones will replace Mr. Ratburn, but fortunately Mr. Ratburn will stay.

At the end of the day the Glenbrook kids ad Mr. Price-Jones all try to remove the sword from the stone, but they all fail. When it is Arthur's turn, he is able to pull it out. Arthur becomes the King of the Fair and everyone cheers.

Characters

Trivia

  • The Lakewood kids all sat across from their counterparts at the lunch table, except for Fern sitting across from Maria's lookalike.
  • Buster's doppelganger is voiced by Oliver Grainger, the second actor of D.W.
  • Henry the Fifth was Muffy's counterpart's great-great-great-great-great-great uncle. That is, unless she was making it up like Muffy did in "Background Blues".
  • When Arthur pulls the sword from the stone, it is a play on the King Arthurian Legends, because Arthur's name is Arthur.
  • The title for this episode is a reference to the third instalment of J.R.R Tolklen's The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King

Goofs

  • Arthur falls backwards when he sees his "shadow" move, but he rips through the wall facing forwards.

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