If he has anything negative to say let's call Sam Seder to scare him off.
Arthur growing up into an underachiever is my head-canon. Buster is the true bro everyone deserves to have.
Season 5 and 6. He wasn't the main voice actor but yeah that was him for a while.
There probably won't be a proper finale and it'll just end without any acknowledgement so they can keep looping it in reruns without kids realizing that no new episodes are coming out. Y'know, like the good ol' days.Man, how do you even write a finale for Arthur? Surely it's not just gonna end?
You're right. That's depressingThere probably won't be a proper finale and it'll just end without any acknowledgement so they can keep looping it in reruns without kids realizing that no new episodes are coming out. Y'know, like the good ol' days.
Good lord, I didn't know that.Pretty wild for the show to run long enough for Steven Crowder to go from voicing Brain to being outraged at the gay rat wedding because of the specific way his grift developed.
Really took his breath away
It had some breaks and was mostly 10 episode orders after the first few seasons. PBS stuff tends to have a pretty limited budget and it's shocking they made as much as they did.
Thanks to Arthur I will always know it's spelled a-a-r-d-v-a-r-k
Man, how do you even write a finale for Arthur? Surely it's not just gonna end?
Yes. Arthur was a very intelligently written show. I hope kids will learn from it for quite some time.This is definitely one of those shows that punched surprisingly above it's weight in terms of treating kids like they could handle complicated emotions and circumstances. It definitely felt like it could just "show kids the world", including the adult side, and trust them to follow along and absorb it. It's a shame it's ending. I'm not sure what's currently in the educational space that could replace it