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*[[Rusty|Buster's doppelganger]] is voiced by [[Oliver Grainger]], the second actor of D.W. | *[[Rusty|Buster's doppelganger]] is voiced by [[Oliver Grainger]], the second actor of 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. | |||
===Goofs=== | ===Goofs=== | ||
*Arthur falls backwards when he sees his "shadow" move, but he rips through the wall facing forwards. It is normally impossible to twist like this in mid-fall. | *Arthur falls backwards when he sees his "shadow" move, but he rips through the wall facing forwards. It is normally impossible to twist like this in mid-fall. | ||
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The Return of the King has a gallery at the Elwood City Art Museum.
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| Season/Series: | 3 |
| 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 second half of the 9th episode of season 3. It originally aired on January 4th, 1999.
Summary
Mr. Ratburn's class go on a field trip to a medieval fair. They compete for a trophy against a class from Glenbrook led by Mr. Ratburn's former teacher, Mr. Pryce-Jones. There are all doppelgangers of all the students in Mr. Ratburn's class. During the competitions, Arthur is sidetracked from a maze after seeing a sword wedged in stone. Mr. Ratburn's class fears that Mr. Pryce-Jones may replace Mr. Ratburn if they lose. Despite their efforts, the Lakewood students lose all of the competitions. However, due to Arthur's curiosity and thinking, he un-wedges the stone from the sword by wiggling the handle. He is proclaimed "Arthur Read, King of the Medieval Fair".
Plot
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Trivia
- The Lakewood kids all sat across from their counterparts at the lunch table, except for Fern sitting across from Maria's lookalike.
- Arthur's lookalike, Chester, is also an aardvark
- Buster's lookalike, Rusty, is an aardvark
- Muffy's lookalike, Buffy, is a rabbit
- Francine's lookalike, Colleen, is a rabbit
- Binky's lookalike, Winky, is a rabbit
- Fern's lookalike, 3rd Grade Female Dog, looks almost exactly like her
- George's lookalike, 3rd Grade Male Goat, is a goat
- Maria's lookalike, 3rd Grade Female Bear (Number 2), is a bear
- Brain's lookalike, IQ, is a dog
- Sue Ellen's lookalike, 3rd Grade Female Dog (Number 2), is a dog
- Alex's lookalike, 3rd Grade Male Rat (Number 3), is a rat
- Jenna's lookalike, 3rd Grade Female Aardvark (Number 8), is an aardvark
Notes
- If Francine wanted to make Arthur forget about the sword, Arthur pulling it out stopped her.
- This episode was adapted into a chapter book King Arthur, the thirteenth book in the Arthur Chapter Book series.
- 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.
Goofs
- Arthur falls backwards when he sees his "shadow" move, but he rips through the wall facing forwards. It is normally impossible to twist like this in mid-fall.
- The sorcerer's voice is different after Arthur pulls the sword out of the stone.
