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*[[Fern Walters]] | *[[Fern Walters]] | ||
*[[Ladonna Compson]] | *[[Ladonna Compson]] | ||
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*[[Muffy Crosswire]] | *[[Muffy Crosswire]] | ||
*[[Alan Powers|Brain]] | *[[Alan Powers|Brain]] | ||
*[[David Read]] | *[[David Read]] | ||
*[[Rapty]] (no voice) | *[[Rapty]] (no voice) | ||
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*[[Laurie]] | *[[Laurie]] | ||
*[[Rufus Compson]] | *[[Rufus Compson]] | ||
*[[Francine Frensky]] (cameo) | |||
*[[Cisely Compson]] (cameo) | |||
*[[Francine Frensky]] | *[[Gussie Compson]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Cisely Compson]] | *[[Madison Compson]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Gussie Compson]] | *[[Sue Ellen Armstrong]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Madison Compson]] | *[[Alex]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Sue Ellen Armstrong]] | *[[Maria Pappas]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Alex]] | *[[Bitzi Baxter]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Maria Pappas]] | *[[Binky Barnes]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Bitzi Baxter]] | *[[Jane Read]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Binky Barnes]] | *[[George Lundgren]] (cameo) | ||
*[[Jane Read]] | *[[Platy]] (cameo) | ||
*[[George Lundgren]] | |||
*[[Platy]] | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== |
Revision as of 19:41, 23 December 2021
"When Duty Calls" | |
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Season/Series: | 23 |
Number in season: | 2 |
Original Airdate: | October 16, 2019 March 18, 2020[1] February 23, 2020 |
Credits | |
Written by: | Matt Hoverman |
Storyboard by: | Allan Jeffery Karine Charlebois |
Episodes | |
Previous "Citizen Cheikh" |
Next "The Pea and the Princess" |
Read transcript |
"When Duty Calls" is the second episode in the twenty-third season of Arthur. It is a two-part episode.
Summary
Fern and the others try to make an upset Ladonna feel better after she finds out her family will have to move from Elwood City.
Plot
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Characters
- Fern Walters
- Ladonna Compson
- Bud Compson
- D.W. Read
- Arthur Read
- Buster Baxter
- Muffy Crosswire
- Brain
- David Read
- Rapty (no voice)
- Lafawna
- Vern
- Pal
- General Higgins
- Tony Arnoni
- Laurie
- Rufus Compson
- Francine Frensky (cameo)
- Cisely Compson (cameo)
- Gussie Compson (cameo)
- Madison Compson (cameo)
- Sue Ellen Armstrong (cameo)
- Alex (cameo)
- Maria Pappas (cameo)
- Bitzi Baxter (cameo)
- Binky Barnes (cameo)
- Jane Read (cameo)
- George Lundgren (cameo)
- Platy (cameo)
Trivia
- Moral:Change may not be easy but you have to deal with it whether you want to or not.
- The Compson family moves to Oregon in this episode, and it's also revealed that this is the fourth time they have moved.
- It is revealed in this episode that the Rapty that Bud has is his second; the first one was left behind when he moved from Guam.
- The second Rapty is then left behind at the end of the episode; however Bud does that on purpose so that he and D.W. could keep writing to each other.
Episode connections
- The Compsons moved to Elwood City from Louisiana in "Based on a True Story."
- Buster recalls leaving Elwood City for a time in "Arthur's Faraway Friend," and being afraid that his friends would forget about him.
- Fern and Ladonna say that they are inspired to write their own book, like Arthur and Buster did in "Arthur's Faraway Friend" and "Buster's Back."
- Arthur shows his diorama from "Arthur and the Whole Truth."
- The selfie of Arthur, Buster, Muffy and Ladonna in Muffy's video was taken during "The Longest Eleven Minutes."
- Bud gives D.W. Rapty, he's seen again in "The Rhythm and Roots of Arthur."
Production notes
- London, from the And Now a Word from Us Kids segment, is featured in a podcast from The Military Child Education Coalition.
- This is the first two-part episode to be written by someone other than Peter K. Hirsch since "Fifteen."
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