Arthur (2009) Season 13 Episode 1 | No Acting Please / Prunella and the Disappointing Ending | Full HD - video Dailymotion

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Arthur Season 13 Episode 1 “No Acting Please / Prunella and the Disappointing Ending” is available now in full HD with English subtitles. The Arthur series, first airing in 1996 on PBS Kids, is one of the most iconic American educational cartoons, running for 25 seasons and over 250 episodes.   In No Acting Please, Arthur’s class stages a school play, but Arthur struggles with his role and learns an important lesson about self-confidence. In Prunella and the Disappointing Ending, Prunella faces the challenge of dealing with a story that doesn’t turn out the way she expected, highlighting themes of creativity and perspective.   📺 Arthur is known worldwide for teaching kindness, empathy, honesty, and valuable social skills through fun storytelling. Season 13 premiered in 2009 and continues the tradition of delivering wholesome, family-friendly content that appeals to both kids and parents.   👉 Watch more classic and modern cartoons here: https://www.dailymotion.com/CartoonLTV   👍 Follow #CartoonLTV for daily uploads and family-friendly cartoon entertainment.  #Arthur #ArthurSeason13 #PBSKids #CartoonLTV #FamilyCartoons #EducationalCartoon #KidsCartoons #PBSAnimation #2000sCartoons #CartoonEpisodes #ClassicCartoons #CartoonEntertainment #ArthurPBS #ChildhoodCartoons #CartoonSeries #CartoonHD #CartoonFans #CartoonLovers #CartoonWorld #CartoonLearning #CartoonForKids #CartoonCommunity #CartoonLife #CartoonClassics #CartoonEpisodesHD #CartoonStories #CartoonStream #CartoonMagic #CartoonVibes #CartoonHub #CartoonPlanet #CartoonCommunityFans #CartoonSeriesOnline #CartoonEpisodesOnline #CartoonTime #CartoonClips #CartoonKids #CartoonFamily #CartoonPositive #CartoonUniverse #CartoonFun #CartoonShows #CartoonChannel #CartoonHistory #CartoonCulture #CartoonLTVUploads #CartoonForChildren #PBSFamily #CartoonSafe #CartoonGrowth #CartoonRoleModels

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00:00PBS Kids.

00:05Funding for Arthur is provided by Chuck E. Cheeses,

00:09proud supporter of PBS Kids.

00:12Helping kids feel the satisfaction of being in action.

00:17PBS Kids, where a kid can be a kid.

00:22And by contributions to your PBS station

00:29from viewers like you.

00:59Listen to the beat, listen to the rhythm,

01:02rhythm of the street.

01:03Open up your eyes, open up your ears,

01:05get together and make things better by working together.

01:09It's a simple message, and it comes from the heart.

01:14Oh, believe in yourself.

01:16Believe in yourself.

01:17For that's the place to start.

01:18Start and I say, hey!

01:20Hey!

01:21What a wonderful kind of day.

01:23Hey!

01:24To learn to work and play.

01:26And get along with each other.

01:28Hey!

01:29What a wonderful kind of day.

01:31Hey!

01:32What a wonderful kind of day.

01:33Hey!

01:34Hey!

01:35Hey!

01:36Hey!

01:37T-W!

01:38Hey!

01:39Whoa!

01:44And action!

01:45Hi!

01:46Today's show is...

01:48Um, I forgot my first line.

01:50Cut!

01:51Acting!

01:52Today's show is all about acting.

01:54See?

01:55I think I got it.

01:57You don't have to shout cut.

01:58We're the only ones here.

02:00I like shouting cut.

02:01It makes me feel professional.

02:03Today's show is all about acting.

02:06Today's show is all about...

02:08Arthur and Buster's homemade show opening, take two.

02:12And...

02:13Action!

02:14Hi!

02:15Today's show is all about...

02:16You and Buster have to move.

02:18Nadine and I are building a pillow fort in here.

02:21No way!

02:22Use the den!

02:23I can't.

02:24Those pillows aren't right.

02:26Anyway, I wouldn't be building a fort if you played with me.

02:30Once in a while.

02:32But you never do!

02:34You hate me!

02:36What?

02:37D-W!

02:38That's ridiculous!

02:39Cut!

02:40Cut!

02:41Okay, we'll move into the den.

02:43Alright?

02:50You were wonderful!

02:52Now that's acting!

02:57No acting, please!

02:59The Sparkly Butterfly Barrette or the Sparkly Bulbarrette?

03:03Um, I don't know.

03:04They look the same to me.

03:05Muffy, it's an acting audition.

03:06They're not going to be paying attention to your hair.

03:08It's for William Fillmore Tuffman!

03:09The William Fillmore Tuffman!

03:10I have to look my best!

03:11Who's William Fillmore Tuffman?

03:12Who's William Fillmore Tuffman?

03:13True East?

03:14Jimmy Hop the Sea Train?

03:15He's only the most famous theatre director in Crown City!

03:19He directed his very first play in Elwood City!

03:20It began with the whistle.

03:21Now he's back for a revival of the play's 20th anniversary!

03:24We're trying out for little Lucy, the only kid in the play.

03:25Wanna come?

03:26Me?

03:27Audition?

03:28I can't act!

03:29So?

03:30Come for moral support!

03:31Besides, you might see a star reborn!

03:44Bravo, bravo!

03:48Gritty, but with a hint of ennui!

03:50Nice work, Francis!

03:52Oh, the way!

03:54Oh, I'm good at the back!

03:55with a hint of ennui.

03:57Nice work, Francine.

03:59You'd make a great understudy.

04:01Next.

04:02Good luck.

04:03What did you say?

04:05It's bad luck to say good luck to an actor.

04:08You say break a leg or something in French.

04:11Oh, bonjour.

04:13Next, please.

04:18But, Grandma, can't you hear the whistle blowing?

04:24Thank you, Miss Crossmire.

04:27Actually, it's Crosswire.

04:29Thank you, Mr. Taufman.

04:31I'm a huge fan.

04:33What's this?

04:35My headshots, some postcards,

04:37a DVD of my most dramatic work.

04:39Oh, and chocolates.

04:41Ah, we have one more.

04:44Oh, I'm not auditioning.

04:46What a pity.

04:48You look perfect for the role.

04:50Thin, round-shouldered,

04:52a certain hunger in the eyes.

04:55Actually, I just had a frozen yogurt.

04:58Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

05:00And a wit to boot.

05:01What did you say your name was?

05:03Fern.

05:04Fern.

05:05Beautiful name.

05:07Well, Fern,

05:09are you sure you don't want to climb the boards

05:12and give it a shot?

05:15Well, okay.

05:16Good luck.

05:24Finally, the cast list.

05:29You can't be serious.

05:32I'm Little Lucy?

05:36But I didn't even act the line.

05:39Maybe it's a mistake.

05:41Nope.

05:41Daddy's in the play, too.

05:43He spoke to William Fillmore Taufman.

05:45Apparently, you were just right for the part.

05:49But all I've ever played at school

05:51is a tree in the Arbor Day extravaganza.

05:54I'm going to say no.

05:56You can't say no.

05:57This could launch your acting career.

06:00I don't want an acting career.

06:02I worked for hours having Bailey put together those headshots.

06:06You want to walk away?

06:08Fern, there's going to be great costumes,

06:10a cool set.

06:11It could be really fun.

06:12Welcome to the magnificent world of

06:18It Began With a Whistle.

06:21A tragic tale of love, loss, redemption, and more loss.

06:27Behold!

06:28A model of our set.

06:31It shall be your home for the next three weeks.

06:34Evocative.

06:35Stunning.

06:37Depressing.

06:38Exactly.

06:39This play takes place during the Depression,

06:43so the set must therefore be depressing.

06:55Um, Mr. Taufman,

06:57I think I might be missing some pages.

06:59I've only found one line for Little Lucy.

07:02And what a line it is.

07:04In fact, I feel the whole play revolves around that line, Fern.

07:12Oh, cool.

07:15Then, in the dust storm of 22,

07:17we left Amarillo,

07:19taking just what we could carry on our backs.

07:21Even the kettle don't work in this house.

07:24I am Big Daddy Booth.

07:26Because it'd be the last I'd see of Oklahoma.

07:30It's got a broken heart.

07:32It don't whistle no more.

07:34Because it forgot how.

07:36Like we forgot how.

07:40But, Grandma,

07:41can't you hear the whistle blowing?

07:44This is why I am in the theater.

07:47To hear the music of words the way you just read them.

07:52And, Fern,

07:53I love the way you made Lucy seem

07:55as if she were waking

07:56from a deep psychological sleep.

08:00Genius!

08:00Wow.

08:02Maybe I am a natural.

08:06And the award

08:08for best dramatic performance

08:09of a single line

08:11goes to...

08:12My protégé,

08:15Fern!

08:16Fern!

08:17Fern!

08:18Fern!

08:19I wasn't expecting this.

08:21I mean,

08:21I know I've had rave reviews

08:23from every newspaper in the world

08:24and my fan mail

08:25needs its own dressing room.

08:27But still,

08:28it's such a shock.

08:30Thank you so much!

08:33Fern!

08:34Huh?

08:35Would you quit thanking the ketchup

08:37and pass it, please?

08:39Daddy told me

08:39Will said you were a genius.

08:41I'm just curious.

08:42What method do you use?

08:44Method?

08:45Yeah.

08:46You know,

08:46how do you prepare?

08:48I don't.

08:49I just...

08:50say the line.

08:51You're going to be performing

08:52in front of hundreds of people.

08:54You have to do more than that.

08:56Here.

08:57Some material I thought might help you.

08:59Books on technique,

09:00warm-up exercises,

09:01stuff like that.

09:04It's funny they call you

09:05the stranger.

09:07Because you seem familiar.

09:08Red leather, yellow leather, red leather, yellow leather.

09:09Folks always say I seem strange,

09:12but familiar.

09:14Strange, that.

09:16Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

09:17Grandma, nice work.

09:20Nigel, I need you to be stranger.

09:24You seem not strange enough.

09:27Yes, right.

09:28Of course.

09:29And Fern?

09:31Yes?

09:31Do you know what acting is, Fern?

09:35Acting is reacting.

09:37And you can't react

09:38unless you...

09:40Prepare

09:41and learn your lines

09:42really, really well.

09:46You can't react

09:47unless you listen.

09:50Little Lucy is a listener.

09:52Take it from the top of the scene.

09:57It's got a broken heart

09:58like all of us.

09:59It don't whistle no more,

10:01because...

10:01But, Grandma,

10:03can't you hear

10:04the whistle?

10:08Ladies and gentlemen,

10:10take five.

10:12Fern,

10:13let's you and I

10:14take a stroll.

10:17When I think of little Lucy,

10:20I think of this tree.

10:22I can do that.

10:23I've played trees before.

10:24Do not saw the air

10:26too much with your hand

10:27thus.

10:30Shakespeare,

10:31Hamlet's instructions

10:33to the players.

10:35Fern,

10:35I don't want you

10:37to be a tree.

10:39I want you to be

10:41like this tree.

10:44It doesn't move much.

10:46Yes,

10:47but you can't

10:48help but notice it.

10:52I am Big Daddy Booth.

10:56I am Big Daddy Booth.

10:59But, Grandma,

11:00can't you hear

11:01the whistle blowing?

11:02Like, Grandma.

11:03Places, everyone!

11:05Places!

11:06Why is he saying

11:07places?

11:08It means

11:09the show's about to start,

11:11and you have to

11:12go back to your seat.

11:15Even the kettle

11:16don't work in this house.

11:18It's got a broken heart.

11:20It don't whistle no more,

11:21because...

11:22Because...

11:23Because...

11:24It forgot how,

11:26like we forgot how.

11:28Grandma,

11:32can't you hear

11:33the thistle blowing?

11:38I hear thistle blowing

11:40out there

11:41on the dusty plains,

11:43but I also hear

11:44a whistle blowing.

11:46Don't you, Grandma?

11:48Grandma?

11:48Fern!

12:02Hey,

12:03I guess I wasn't

12:04such a genius

12:05after all.

12:07What are you talking about?

12:09I only had one line

12:10and I messed it up.

12:11That wasn't in the script.

12:13I thought they had

12:14just expanded your role.

12:16You're not just saying that?

12:17William Fillmore Tothman

12:19was right.

12:20You're perfect for that part.

12:21I could never play

12:23someone so dreary.

12:25Nice work.

12:27Bravo, Fern!

12:29Have some sparkling cider.

12:32I'm really sorry

12:33I flubbed the line.

12:35I promise

12:35it won't happen again.

12:37You improvised.

12:38The dusty plains bit.

12:40Genius!

12:41And most importantly

12:43you were really

12:44listening.

12:46I was thinking

12:47for tomorrow's show

12:48we might restage

12:49the last scene.

12:51Perhaps have you

12:51sit on the floor

12:52with a rag doll.

12:54Hey,

12:54could we give

12:55little Lucy

12:55another line or two?

12:57I'm not the playwright,

12:58Fern,

12:59just the director.

13:00And now,

13:07a word from an actor.

13:09Belinda,

13:10would you run

13:11and find

13:11Willie and Alice?

13:12This is the new

13:12Repertory Theatre

13:13and we're doing

13:14a production

13:14of Charles Dickens'

13:16A Christmas Carol

13:16working with

13:17the Arsenal Center

13:18for the Arts

13:18and Watertown

13:19Children's Theatre.

13:20I'm Lily.

13:21I play the role

13:22of Belinda Cratchit.

13:24This play is about

13:25a man named Scrooge.

13:26Out upon Merry Christmas!

13:28And he doesn't

13:29like Christmas

13:29and the ghost

13:30of his friend Marley

13:31comes back

13:32and with the help

13:33of the ghost

13:34of Christmas past,

13:35the ghost

13:35of Christmas present

13:36and the ghost

13:37of Christmas future

13:37shows Scrooge

13:39the joy of Christmas.

13:40Merry Christmas,

13:41Mr. Scrooge!

13:42Merry Christmas!

13:43Bob Cratchit

13:44works for Scrooge

13:45and Scrooge

13:46isn't very nice to him

13:48and I'm one

13:49of Bob Cratchit's

13:50children.

13:50I think about

13:52what it's like

13:53for this character

13:54living in this time

13:56and I think about

13:57how hard it is

13:58for her

13:58and I create

14:00a life

14:01for this character.

14:02We're going to do

14:02the full scene

14:03but with stop and go.

14:04Here we go.

14:05Oh, Belinda!

14:06When we rehearse

14:07we run through the scene

14:08and the director,

14:09Rick, will give us notes

14:11to make the scene

14:12the best we can make it.

14:13Lily, when you say

14:14I can help you, Mother,

14:15you know there's no way

14:16Mom's not going

14:17to let you help

14:18so this is your way

14:19of teasing her

14:19because there's no way

14:20anybody else is going

14:21to touch the pudding

14:21except Mom.

14:22Let's go back

14:23one more time.

14:24I can help you, Mother.

14:25No, no, no, my dear.

14:26Because that's really

14:27the idea

14:27to make it all

14:28very real.

14:29Let's go out

14:30to the wash house

14:30and you can hear

14:31the pudding singing

14:32in the copper.

14:32The line about the pudding

14:34is a lot like

14:35what happens to Fern

14:36in her play

14:37because it's my

14:38one big line

14:39in the show.

14:40Yeah, we were trying

14:41to figure out

14:41what a pudding is.

14:42It's more like cake.

14:44Or a plum pudding,

14:45I guess it would be

14:46for Christmas.

14:46The copper is where

14:48we cook the pudding.

14:49Mrs. Cratchit,

14:49it's a wonderful pudding,

14:50it is.

14:51Theater is a really

14:53fun experience.

14:54You get to dance,

14:55you get to sing,

14:56you get to act.

14:57You can create

14:58a personality

14:59for the character

15:00and that's

15:00what I like to do.

15:03And now,

15:04back to author!

15:09Maybe you've heard

15:10the buzz,

15:11but this episode

15:12is going to be

15:12amazing!

15:14Off the hook!

15:15The best part

15:16is the ending.

15:17Crinella, wait!

15:18Don't tell them

15:19how it ends.

15:20People want to find

15:20out for themselves.

15:21But it's really good!

15:23What if I told you

15:24how Cinderella ends?

15:25She knows how it ends.

15:27There's a glass slipper,

15:28I marry the prince,

15:29yada, yada, yada.

15:31Well, what if I told you

15:31how Snow White ends?

15:33I marry the prince, too!

15:35Everyone knows that!

15:37Okay, Marina.

15:38Now, this episode ends

15:40when I discover...

15:41No!

15:43Greg, start the show!

15:45And I predict

15:46that you will shortly...

15:48Crinella and the

15:49Disappointing Ending.

15:52Can you believe it?

15:54The last volume

15:55is finally here!

15:57Henry's Griever

15:58and the Knights

15:58of the Booyah Base.

16:00I feel I've been waiting

16:01my whole life

16:02for this moment.

16:03I bet that Henry's father

16:05is really Dark Lord

16:06Moldiwar,

16:07and Henry turns him

16:08to good.

16:08I bet Pig Blisters

16:10is attacked

16:10by extraterrestrial

16:12reptilians,

16:12and they team up

16:14to repel the invasion.

16:16Excuse me,

16:17coming through.

16:19Muffy!

16:19The end of the line

16:20is back there,

16:21around the corner,

16:22down by Pete's paint shop.

16:24Oh, Bailey!

16:26There you are!

16:27Thank you for saving

16:28my place!

16:29How come in Book 5,

16:36Henry was told

16:37he could pass

16:38through the golden arches

16:39only if he had

16:40the sucking stone

16:40of Ballykoodle?

16:41But in Book 6,

16:42he passed through them

16:43even though the stone

16:44had been consumed

16:45by the dragon Caliparius.

16:49I have a Braille copy

16:50on special order,

16:52Marina de Tillo.

16:52Well, we should read

16:54this one together,

16:55so whenever we finish

16:56a new chapter,

16:57we can talk about it.

16:59Yeah, we'll make

17:00a schedule so we can

17:01both finish at the

17:02exact same time.

17:03It's a deal!

17:06By the Sacred Covenant

17:08of Marguerite de Canard!

17:11So for tomorrow,

17:12just the first three chapters.

17:17Chapter 4.

17:19Oh, just one little peek.

17:25J.R. Ticklepenny

17:26has taken her writing

17:27to a whole new plane

17:28of beauty and mystery.

17:30Sounds impressive.

17:32Bruni, Marina's here!

17:34Can you come down, please?

17:36Coming!

17:38Sorry, I was just, uh,

17:44finishing Chapter 3.

17:46Isn't it amazing?

17:48Yeah!

17:49I can't wait to see

17:50what happens next!

17:52Hey, why is Master Albacore

17:54acting so strange?

17:56Maybe he's secretly

17:57working for Moldywort.

17:59No way!

18:00Not in a million

18:01ages of the undead!

18:02Well, then why would he

18:04put the spell

18:04on Henry's ladle?

18:06What spell?

18:07You know,

18:07after the game

18:08of soup did,

18:09she put the...

18:09You read ahead!

18:14Crunella Deegan,

18:16you have broken

18:17the Sacred Covenant!

18:19I'm really sorry!

18:21I didn't mean to!

18:22I'll let you catch up!

18:24I promise!

18:24All right, but for tomorrow,

18:29we're only going up

18:30to Chapter 6.

18:32Just Chapter 6,

18:33I promise!

18:34By the Sacred Covenant

18:36of Magrette de Canard!

18:38So, Henry and Rufus

18:39Wurligig have to join

18:41the Order of the Knights

18:42if they're going to retrieve

18:42the looking glass

18:43of Lord Tappanat!

18:44Hello?

18:47Hi, Marina!

18:49Oh, I know!

18:51And what about

18:52that new teacher,

18:53Amuse-Bouche?

18:54It's that weird raven

18:56that creeps me out.

18:58What raven?

18:59The, uh,

19:00wasn't there a raven

19:01in Chapter 6?

19:02You read ahead!

19:04Well, so did you,

19:05before,

19:05by accident?

19:08And then I held back

19:09because I wanted you

19:10to be able to keep up!

19:11Wait a second!

19:13Are you saying

19:13you're a faster reader

19:14than I am?

19:15Of course I am!

19:17Prunella,

19:17this pact is over!

19:19I'm finishing this book

19:20and I'm not waiting for you!

19:22You couldn't finish

19:23this book before me

19:24even if you

19:25put a slow-reading hex

19:27on me!

19:30Prunella Deacon,

19:31you're going to wish

19:31you never messed

19:32with Fast Hands Marina!

19:35Bruni!

20:03Oh,

20:05I'd also like to announce the upcoming Harvest Day celebration.

20:13Now, if anyone is allergic to pumpkins, please let the staff...

20:19Prunella? Prunella?

20:22Reading during a school assembly?

20:25Really, Prunella, you ought to know better.

20:29I am afraid I will have to confiscate the ancient codex.

20:35Oh, heavy!

20:40Time was running out for Persephone.

20:43She needed that ancient codex, but she had never before entered Albuquerque's chambers unbidden.

20:50Now shall not pass!

20:53Floors away. They need 15 minutes to dry.

20:59She was cornered. The beast was closing in.

21:05Hey! Footprints!

21:13Albuquerque's chambers were guarded by the ghoul Griselda.

21:17But just as Persephone grabbed the Briceless volume...

21:32Prunella!

21:33I applaud your enthusiasm for fiction, but your reading will have to wait until after school.

21:42I heard she's already at page 600. That's even a head of brain.

21:49Hey, look! Marina's only got three chapters left.

21:53Bet you an orange smoothie that Prunella catches her.

21:57You're on!

21:58Come on, Prunella! Faster!

22:01Marina! Read! She's catching up to you!

22:04Go, Prunella! Go! Go, Prunella! Go!

22:07I can't concentrate here!

22:09Me neither!

22:10Hey, Marina! Guess what? I finished!

22:30Shh! I finished first?

22:34Actually, I finished five minutes ago, but I wanted to re-read the last page.

22:40Well, I suppose if you want to believe you finished first, I can't stop you.

22:44Of course you can't! It's the truth!

22:47I'm glad you think that. I'll talk to you later.

22:53Prunella! Where's your book?

22:55Did you finish?

22:56Who won?

22:57Oh, it's not a competition, but I finished first, and it was the best ending of all time.

23:04Okay, so you gotta tell me. What's the deal with the looking glass of Lord Tappenad?

23:09Um, well, Henry has to find it.

23:12But it's broken, right?

23:14Um, yeah, I think so. It's just a silly detail.

23:18What about Lord Moldivore? Is he Henry's long-lost uncle or not?

23:22I don't know if she really explained that.

23:24I think it's open to interpretation.

23:26Hey, Prunella, is it true that Persephone is really a spirit from the Noble Order?

23:34Persephone? A spirit?

23:37Uh, I mean, right! Yes, of course she is!

23:41Told you! So she's not just saying that to fool Professor Pad Thai?

23:45You mean Professor Amuse-Bouche?

23:47No, I mean Professor Pad Thai.

23:50I thought you finished the book.

23:52I did! I just got confused for a sec.

23:57How do you feel now that you're all done with Henry Scriever?

24:00Good! I mean, I wish there were more books, but, you know.

24:04Well, I'm very proud of you.

24:06Reading all of Volume 7 is quite a feat.

24:08And so fast.

24:26Stop right there, Persephone!

24:28If you are to cross the Bridge of Brulé, you must prove your knowledge of the ancient lore.

24:34Give me your hardest question.

24:36How does a sorceress reverse a lycanthrope spell?

24:39Uh, that's a good one.

24:43Well, it's open to interpretation.

24:47Wrong!

24:48How about this one?

24:51Is it okay to team up with the bad guys to ward off an alien invasion?

24:56Uh, I don't know.

24:58Was that even in the book?

25:00Of course it was!

25:02Persephone Deegan, we find you guilty of...

25:05page skimming!

25:06No!

25:09No!

25:14Poor Goldie Ward!

25:17Go!

25:28Hey, Marina.

25:30Hi.

25:31You want to come in?

25:33Actually, I need to ask you.

25:35Um, is Lord Moldi Ward Henry's uncle or not?

25:39Um, gosh, I'm not sure.

25:41I think that's open to interpretation.

25:44Oh, okay.

25:45That's what I thought.

25:47And Persephone, is she really a spirit from the Noble Order?

25:51What?

25:52But if she is, that means she doesn't die at the end.

25:56I know.

25:57Hey, Prunella, I think maybe I read the book a little too fast.

26:03Yeah, me too.

26:05Maybe we should read it again.

26:08We could read it out loud to each other.

26:10A notably musty air, redolent of closed windows and long-kept secrets emanated from the small,

26:18forgotten-looking shop on Castle Penny Lane.

26:21Henry Scriver, with his faithful falcon stilton perched on his shoulder, rang the bell and waited

26:27for what seemed like an eternity.

26:29Hey, kids.

26:31If you like Arthur, you'll love Fetch with Ruff Ruffman.

26:34Man, am I excited about the brand new cast members.

26:39Ruff-a-dee!

26:40Ah!

26:41Ah!

26:42We put the pedal to the metal, baby!

26:45Yes!

26:46Okay, here we go!

26:48Watch Fetch with Ruff Ruffman, weekdays on PBS Kids Go!

26:55Or watch it anytime online at pbskidsgo.org.

27:01Every week...

27:02That's me!

27:04Martha Speaks is proof positive.

27:06Do we love llamas, people?

27:08There's nothing like a talking dog.

27:11Hello!

27:13You guys are really irritating.

27:16Does irritating mean fun?

27:18On your mark!

27:19Go!

27:21Martha Speaks on PBS Kids.

27:24Wow!

27:25Ruff-ruff-ruff-ruff-ruff-ruff.

27:31It's Word Girl!

27:32Protecting word-challenged citizens.

27:34Practice does make perfect.

27:35And barbershop quartets.

27:37Dr. Two-brains is cheating.

27:39Take him away, boys.

27:40Word Girl, weekdays on PBS Kids Go!

27:42Or watch anytime you want at pbskidsgo.org.

27:45Funding for Arthur is provided by...

27:48Chuck E. Cheese's, proud supporter of PBS Kids, who know kids should act their age, especially when they're having fun.

27:57PBS Kids.

27:59For a kid, can be a kid.

28:01And by contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you.

28:12To watch more Arthur and play games with all of the Elwood City friends, visit pbskidsgo.org.

28:22You can find Arthur books and lots of other books, too, at your local library.

28:27For a wonderful kind of day.

28:39Hey!

28:39For a wonderful kind of day.

28:41Hey!

28:42Hey!

28:43Hey!

28:45Hey!

28:46Hey!

28:47I'm a kid.

28:48Hey!

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Arthur (2009) Season 13 Episode 1 | No Acting Please / Prunella and the Disappointing Ending | Full HD

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