Angry Arthur: 40th Anniversary Edition

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Igor, a midnight-blue bird with a daffodil-yellow beak, has great expectations for Spring, "the season of songs." His fellow birds produce uniform bubbles and taffy-twisted waves that Continue reading »

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At the beginning of one episode, an unidentified alvarezsaur appears. It's pretty accurate, except maybe for the fact that its tail is too short.While not without her detractors, Fern seems to be very popular with a good portion of the fanbase because of her introverted, yet charismatic personality and for being a supporting character with a lot of depth. I HATE YOU!!!. I WISH YOU WOULD DIE!!!. ANGRY. You're a straight up idiot !!!. Angry- Feeling very annoyed, often as the result of a word or action. Synonym- Cross, Mad, Irritated Antonym- Calm, Happy, Pleased Use in a Sentence- Jim was angry because his sister hit him. Overshadowed by Controversy: " The Great MacGrady" and "Room to Ride" both fall under this in the wake of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, with both episodes featuring Armstrong in a guest appearance. Unsurprisingly, both have been removed from circulation, and the former was later re-animated/re-worked into a new episode without Armstrong. Any time in the Kate and Pal episodes where the adults and older children talk, usually talking in nonsensical babble from the perspective of the pets and babies. On one hand it's justified as Kate and Pal recognize only some words and phrases spoken by older people/ Funny Animals. On the other hand, it can be really distracting at times, which may be why it's less prominent in later episodes. His father suggested he train as a potter, so he dutifully cycled around Japan visiting master craftsmen in remote potteries. But the thought of a 10-year apprenticeship in the mountains was too much. He worked as a graphic artist on a magazine before moving to London and deciding to become a children's illustrator.

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Every child, and indeed, every one of us, has experienced deep, frustrated rage, nowhere has it been more perfectly depicted. There’s a perfect ending too, peace restored in a way that is both a surprise and inevitable. A must for every child’s bookshelf.A simple yet powerful message about the joy of the imagination and how it can take us anywhere we wish to go Any of Arthur's friends can be this (though Francine may be more of an example of a Jerkass Woobie), but especially Buster where he's ostracized by his friends just because he went around the world, and some of Arthur's friends can't stand his eccentricities. Almost every character has their own insecurities that become the focal point of an episode.

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In the episode "Two Minutes", where we see Timmy outside dressed in nothing but Tommy's red ascot and a diaper, in an attempt to spite Tommy when he believes himself to be the older twin. Tommy is appropriately horrified and calls for his grandma. Chernaik invited a dozen poets (she pens one poem herself, and Gerard Benson authors two) to respond to composer Saint-Saëns' 1886 "zoological fantasy" (a 55-minute CD, performed Continue reading »D.W. in the " Washington D.C." episode (and book, though she's less grating there) has every reason to be bored during the D.C. trip. She's only about three or four years old, which some may argue isn't very appropriate to tour D.C. wth. To a lesser extent, "To Eat or Not to Eat", considering how out-of-place for the show it is having the villain con children into actually eating drugs. Not to mention, said drugs work in a very strange way; the addictive effect is caused by "molecules dying", "zorn jelly" is one of the ingredients, and their selling point is that they make sparkles shoot out of your mouth. David Read in the S1 episode " Arthur's Family Vacation". Did he truly want to go on vacation with his family, or was he perhaps using the vacation as an excuse to go to a special restaurant known for its lobster? Next, Arthur took a piece of paper and scribbled his anger all over it. As he calmed, he gave his scribble some eyes, some arms, some little legs and shoes and finally a big, big smile. The intended Aesop of " Kiss and Tell" is that you should wait until you are older to do certain things such as kissing, but it can also be read as "if you want something from someone, ask them for it directly instead of Hint Dropping." James only realizes that D.W. wants a kiss from him when she outright tells him that she does.