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04:30How can you not understand?
04:32It's wrong!
04:33It goes against nature!
04:35The poor man has nowhere else to go.
04:37Are there no hotels?
04:39He's going to stay here.
04:40And we're all gonna make him feel welcome.
04:43So he's coming whether you like it or not, huh?
04:54It'll be just like taking a test. All the time.
04:56Quick! What's seven times eight?
05:03This is your brain. And this is your brain when you watch junkie TV.
05:07Are you doing homework?
05:08Are you doing homework?
05:14I'm taking a bath!
05:16I'm sliding a waterproof pad under the door.
05:19Write the names of the continents in order of size.
05:23What you got there, son?
05:30What you got there, son?
05:44This? Oh, stuff.
05:51Why are you putting a poster over a poster?
05:53You wouldn't understand.
05:55Is that to make your teacher think you're smart instead of kind of dopey?
05:59Go away!
06:00Hey! Hey! Hi! Look at me!
06:06Arthur! Come say hello!
06:08Hey! Hey! Look at me! Look at me!
06:09I really can't tell you how much I appreciate this.
06:12Hey! Hi! Over here!
06:13Hello!
06:14Hi! I'm D.W. Reed, Arthur's smarter sister.
06:18Mr. Rottbite, is it true what Arthur says about you hating all children?
06:23Here I am!
06:24Welcome! Come in! Hello!
06:26You're on my foot!
06:27Would you carry these up to Arthur's room?
06:30My room?
06:32He's staying in your room.
06:35Arthur, I set out your sleeping bag in D.W.'s room.
06:38You can sleep there.
06:39No fair.
06:45Those are some of my most very favorite books in the whole world.
06:50Spline Extrusion.
06:52The Copernican Universe model?
06:55Didn't you just borrow those from the brain?
06:57I believe in using my brain a lot.
07:01Mr. Rottbite, you should see what's under here.
07:04No!
07:05Uh, I mean...
07:07I think I smell Dad making a cake.
07:12Cake?
07:12Did you say cake?
07:20Hey, Arthur!
07:21Oh, man!
07:26Am I glad to see you!
07:28I can't come out!
07:29Why?
07:30Is he here?
07:32Yeah!
07:33I'll come down and let you in!
07:35No!
07:36No thanks!
07:37I...
07:37No!
07:40He's not here.
07:41There was no cake, Arthur.
07:43Mr. Rathead was very disappointed.
07:50Today, we watch grass grow in real time.
07:55Just watching some educational TV.
07:59Fascinating.
08:00You look...
08:02different.
08:03I don't always dress like I'm going to school.
08:06So the school roof fell in?
08:08No, the roof to my home.
08:10But you're a teacher.
08:11The school is your home.
08:13Teachers don't live at school, D.W.
08:16We have houses just like you.
08:19The world seemed so simple before this moment.
08:22I thought you might enjoy watching one of my favorite videos.
08:26Oh, I'm sure it will be a very educational experience.
08:30Spooky-poo?
08:40Spooky-poo?
08:43I haven't seen this since I was ten.
08:47Oh!
08:47He watches cartoons.
08:51This is Arthur's heaviest school book.
08:57Shazam!
08:58No homework tonight.
09:00That's unbelievable.
09:02Can you teach me how to do that?
09:03No problem.
09:06Shazam!
09:07No homework tonight.
09:09Great, Arthur!
09:17More spooky-poo?
09:21You made cake?
09:23For me?
09:24I guess I was wrong about Mr. Ratburn.
09:29Teachers can be sort of almost normal.
09:31Who would have thought this would turn out so great?
09:34Good night, Mom.
09:35Good night, Dad.
09:36Good night, Arthur.
09:37Good night, Mr. Ratburn.
09:38Good night, Arthur.
09:40Good night, D.W.
09:41Good night, Mr. Ratburn.
09:43Good night, pal.
09:44Good night, pal.
09:47Will there be more cake tomorrow?
09:49I bet Arthur's ready to run away from home.
09:54Here he comes.
09:56I asked my mom, and she said you could stay at my house until Ratburn goes home.
10:00No, thanks.
10:01It's not so bad.
10:03He taught me a magic trick.
10:04We had fun.
10:05I got a C-minus on that test.
10:11Well, you beat me.
10:13What'd you get, Arthur?
10:14He got an A.
10:15It's not fair.
10:16What do you mean, it's not fair?
10:18She means we can all get A's if we brought the teacher home and our fathers made special cakes for him.
10:24I studied hard for that A.
10:26Oh, yeah.
10:27Sure.
10:28We believe you, really.
10:29The fact that the teacher lives at your house is just a coincidence.
10:32I'm being sarcastic.
10:37Hey, Buster!
10:39Want to come over and watch some spooky poo?
10:41It's funny.
10:42I don't think so.
10:43I don't want to get between you and your new friend.
10:47Want to go to the sugar bowl for some hot cocoa?
10:49Sorry, we can't.
10:50We're going to the sugar bowl.
10:53I'd like my books back.
10:55Sure.
10:56Come on over and get them.
10:57No, thanks.
10:58Bring them to school.
10:59Oh, Fern asked me to give you this.
11:02Hey, what's with everybody?
11:05Oh!
11:06Teacher's pet, teacher's pet.
11:08Something, something, something that rhymes with pet.
11:11And that means you, Arthur.
11:19Hey, boy.
11:20Some days it's so good to get home and just forget all about school.
11:24Hello, Arthur.
11:34Arthur?
11:38Rat and Rat Junior?
11:40And none of my friends will come here.
11:42And Binky called me teacher's pet.
11:45Maybe we should ask Mr. Ratburn to talk to them.
11:47Ah, no!
11:48How long ago were you a kid?
11:50That'd make it worse.
11:51I'm sorry, I couldn't help but overhear.
11:54Because D.W. handed me this juice can and told me to listen.
11:58You know I wouldn't give you special treatment, Arthur.
12:01But what would you think if you were a kid?
12:04What can we do about what people think when they're wrong?
12:07I know!
12:08If you give me an F, it'll prove I'm not the teacher's pet.
12:11Just act normally, and soon they'll realize how wrong they are.
12:15But not as soon as if he gave me an F.
12:19Teacher's pet, teacher's pet.
12:21If Kit gets you one A, will Pi Alamo get you an A-plus?
12:26I hope my mother appreciates this.
12:29Arthur, I just found out I won't be staying at your house anymore.
12:32Really?
12:33I need to be closer to my house to supervise the work.
12:35So Francine's mother invited me to stay with them.
12:37Only for a week.
12:39Then I'll be staying at Binky's house.
12:41Everyone's searching.
12:41Who knows?
12:43I may spend time at Muffy's, and Buster's, and Bird's.
12:47Mr. Ratbird in my house.
12:50Drinking from our cups, touching my stuff.
12:52How could my parents do this to me?
12:55What was it like?
12:56Okay, first, if anyone calls you teacher's pet,
13:01just smile and don't let it bother you.
13:03Second, I hope you like spooky poo.
13:06Now, I'd like you all to open your exercise books
13:09and take down the following equations,
13:11which you will have to solve for tomorrow's day.
13:15Seven times like this.
13:20Ever have one of those days
13:24when it feels like time is passing really slowly?
13:27Is it just me?
13:39I mean, only two seconds have gone by,
13:41but it feels like a lot longer, doesn't it?
13:45Okay, three seconds.
13:47Big whoop.
13:48Has this ever happened to you?
13:52Am I bored?
13:53No.
13:54I know what bored feels like.
13:57That's like when DW watches Mary Moo Cow.
14:01Three fuzzy, cuddly kitties.
14:05Three.
14:06Let's count them again.
14:08One.
14:09That reminds me.
14:10There's a hockey game on channel three.
14:12No.
14:12Mom.
14:13Arthur's trying to change the channel
14:15when the baby's watching the educational show
14:17that's good for her brains.
14:19Let's count them one more time.
14:22One, two, three.
14:25Fuzzy, cuddly kitties.
14:28Three.
14:30Three.
14:31That's boring.
14:33So what is this?
14:34What's happening to me?
14:40The long, tall winter.
14:43Ah!
14:44I thought school was never going to end today.
14:49It felt like time stood still.
14:51What's wrong with me?
14:53Maybe it's an alien-influenced
14:55interdimensional distortion
14:56of the time-space continuum.
14:58That's the next big thing, you know.
15:00It's so obvious what's wrong.
15:02The boys are too thick to know.
15:04What?
15:04What is it?
15:05You're in love.
15:08What?
15:08I...
15:09Don't be...
15:10That's just wrong.
15:11Uh-uh.
15:12You don't know what you're talking about.
15:14Just tell me who it is
15:15and you'll feel better.
15:16I am not in love.
15:18Say the name.
15:19Say the name.
15:21Get away from me.
15:23Ha!
15:24Got a swing.
15:25Ah!
15:27Shh!
15:27Hey, Arthur.
15:28I know exactly what's wrong with you.
15:31You do?
15:32Here.
15:32Have my apple.
15:33My mom says lack of roughage
15:35can make you cranky like that.
15:37An apple's a good source of roughage.
15:39I don't even know what that means.
15:41And I'm not cranky.
15:45A big bowl of oatmeal's good, too.
15:48Keep trying, girls.
15:50I got all day.
15:53It's not just you, Arthur.
15:55I felt it, too.
15:56Lately, I haven't even wanted
15:58to double-check my sums.
16:00And I haven't had the energy
16:01to go shopping.
16:03Now that I think about it,
16:04I haven't even felt like eating.
16:06Ooh!
16:08It's like the whole world's
16:09messed up or something.
16:11We have to figure out
16:12what's happening to everyone.
16:13Remember how happy we used to be?
16:16Yeah.
16:17You know what was great?
16:18That TV special.
16:21Harry, Mary, Scary,
16:23Harry, High, Win-A-Rama, Boo!
16:25Another great show
16:26was a blunderbuss Thanksgiving.
16:28And what about
16:31the kid who got clothes
16:33for Christmas?
16:35That was one of the saddest shows
16:38I ever saw.
16:40It was great!
16:42That's it!
16:43That's what's wrong with us!
16:44We are not sad enough?
16:46No!
16:46Those were holiday shows!
16:48But there hasn't been
16:49a holiday in a long time!
16:51Yeah!
16:52No preparations,
16:53no special store displays,
16:55no seasonal songs,
16:56no days off from school,
16:58no assemblies,
16:59no decorations.
17:00And it's cold out,
17:01so you can't really go anywhere.
17:03And the sun goes down early.
17:04It's like being dead,
17:06only with homework.
17:07You know what we need?
17:08Less homework!
17:10Uh, no.
17:11We need to invent
17:13a new holiday!
17:23I told my mom your idea.
17:25She says
17:25if we think of a good one,
17:27she'll print it in the paper
17:28and maybe it'll become
17:29a for-real holiday.
17:30That's great!
17:32Uh,
17:32do you understand this movie?
17:34Uh-uh.
17:35Me neither.
17:36Let's go tell everyone!
17:37Why do you want to tell everyone
17:39that we don't understand the movie?
17:40No!
17:41We'll tell them about
17:42creating a new holiday!
17:44Oh,
17:44that's a much better idea.
17:47Arthur,
17:48that is the greatest idea
17:49you'll ever have!
17:50I bet we can think
17:51of a perfect holiday!
17:52Yeah!
17:53Yeah!
17:59Anybody got one yet?
18:00Maybe this isn't gonna be
18:02as easy as I thought.
18:03Let's approach this logically.
18:05What are the ingredients
18:06of a holiday?
18:07Celebrating an important
18:08past event!
18:09Presents!
18:09Getting presents!
18:10Relaxing,
18:11giving a day off from everything!
18:12Appreciating something
18:13you normally take for granted!
18:13Honoring a great person
18:14or great people
18:15like Veterans Day!
18:16Now we have guidelines.
18:17Let's think about it,
18:19put all our ideas together,
18:20and we'll be done!
18:21This is gonna be so terrific!
18:26Grandma,
18:27do you remember
18:27anything ever happening here?
18:29Anything like what, dear?
18:31Like a big battle
18:32or the biggest thing
18:33that ever happened
18:34or something.
18:35When I was a girl,
18:37everyone was very excited
18:38when the Graf Zeppelin
18:40flew over the town.
18:42Was there a big battle?
18:44No, it just flew over.
18:47It was very quiet.
18:49Hot ziggity!
18:52Not that that's not exciting,
18:54Grandma,
18:55but I need something cool enough
18:57to be a brand new holiday.
18:59Pony Day!
19:00I don't think so.
19:01People would love Pony Day!
19:03Just saying it is fun!
19:05Pony Day!
19:06Pony Day!
19:07Pony Day!
19:08Aww!
19:11Pony Day!
19:15I haven't found
19:16a good enough event
19:17to celebrate yet.
19:19Stop thinking!
19:20I've got our holiday!
19:22Are you ready?
19:23Give me Candy Day!
19:26Give me Candy Day?
19:28Not you, me!
19:30Me, me!
19:31Give me Buster Baxter Candy Day!
19:34On Give Me Candy Day,
19:36everyone dresses up
19:37in fun, colorful costumes
19:39and rings my doorbell.
19:40You mean just like Halloween?
19:43No, they don't ring
19:45every doorbell,
19:45just my doorbell.
19:47Then, they give me Candy!
19:50It's a holiday about giving.
19:52About giving to you!
19:54No, because after I've eaten
19:56all I can...
19:57I'll share the rest
20:00with all the little children!
20:03Great, huh?
20:06It would be.
20:08Only my idea
20:09is much better.
20:10A holiday should be
20:11about relaxing.
20:12Eating candy
20:13is relaxing.
20:14Picture this.
20:15You turn on TV
20:16and see our big holiday special.
20:18Oh, the weather outside
20:23is crummy
20:24And you feel
20:26as lively
20:27as a mummy
20:28Then there's nothing
20:30to do or say
20:32It's there's nothing
20:34to do today
20:36Day
20:36Don't you know
20:43when there's nothing
20:44to do
20:44You can do anything
20:46that you want to
20:47You can go to sleep
20:49Right now, play
20:50Oh, there's nothing
20:51to do
20:52Nothing to do
20:53today
20:54I've heard enough!
21:03I knew you'd love it
21:05So, let's get it in the paper
21:07and make it a holiday
21:07That's better than
21:09Give Me Candy Day?
21:10I don't think so!
21:12Holidays are about
21:13relaxing and having fun, remember?
21:16They're also about something
21:17Not nothing
21:18That was about nothing
21:19Maybe you didn't get it
21:21Oh, the weather outside
21:23is crummy
21:24Stop singing!
21:26No more singing!
21:29Igneous rock day?
21:30Yeah
21:31A holiday is about
21:32something that will
21:33last for all time
21:34And what lasts longer
21:37than a big igneous rock?
21:39Uh
21:40Psst!
21:42Hey, Earth
21:42About this whole
21:44holiday scheme
21:45It's not a scheme, Binky
21:46It's an honest attempt
21:48to do something worthwhile
21:49Blah, blah, blah
21:50Right
21:50Look
21:51Whatever it is
21:52A holiday needs
21:54one thing
21:55Fireworks
21:56As soon as midnight hits
21:59we have 24 hours
22:00of solid
22:01non-stop fireworks
22:02But you can't see
22:08fireworks during the day
22:10So what?
22:11With non-stop fireworks
22:13we wouldn't be able
22:14to hear Mr. Ratburn
22:16Couldn't that hurt our ears?
22:17Yeah
22:19Think about it, my man
22:24Arthur
22:25I don't care
22:26what the holiday is
22:27I just want to sell
22:28the t-shirts
22:29and souvenirs
22:29Just sign here
22:31to make me
22:31the official
22:32seller of stuff
22:33Oh
22:34We don't even
22:35have a holiday yet
22:36and already
22:37it's too commercial
22:38I'm calling a meeting
22:40No homework week
22:42Have a baked potato night
22:43Every answer is correct
22:44These are all great ideas
22:46If we just put all our ideas together
22:49we'll have the greatest holiday of all
22:51But what's it about?
22:52Taking gifts, TV specials, cheap songs, parades, fireworks, t-shirts
22:57That's not what a holiday's really about
23:00I never heard of a holiday that didn't have that stuff
23:03Well sure, but that's extra
23:05Isn't it still your birthday
23:06even if you don't get cake and presents?
23:12We should use our holiday to honor something
23:14or someone who we think is really important
23:17I think Arthur's right
23:18even if it means I don't get a lot of candy
23:21Let's start working really hard
23:22to come up with a great holiday
23:24It's hard to believe this all started
23:28because Arthur was acting like he was in love
23:30Love?
23:31Oh no
23:32It's almost Valentine's Day
23:36I haven't bought any Valentines yet
23:38Me neither
23:39We've been so busy I completely forgot
23:41Wait, hold it
23:42Where are you going?
23:44The dry spell is over
23:45It's a holiday
23:46I've got to go buy candy hearts
23:48Arthur
23:50Have you seen the paper?
23:52I sent in my idea about Pony Day
23:54Mommy wrote it up
23:55and they put it in the paper
23:57Hey, I thought it was real cool
23:59how you got everybody excited
24:01when we were in the dumps
24:02Everybody forgot there were no special days
24:05But I didn't think of a new holiday
24:07Now you've got a whole year to think of one
24:10You're right
24:11Here, Happy Gar Shmouterer, Arthur
24:14What?
24:15That's my name for it
24:16And there will be fireworks all day and night and...
24:19Well, we'll need something more than just fireworks
24:22Free soft pretzels
24:24Picture a sky full of fireworks and soft pretzels
24:29You know what this is a picture of?
24:34Give up?
24:35It's a polar bear eating a marshmallow in a snowstorm
24:38Hey!
24:46I'm over here!
24:48Hello?
24:50Oh, there you are!
24:52You know what's worse than walking your dog in a snowstorm?
24:58Walking your dog in a blizzard
25:00But you have to walk your dog
25:03If you have a dog, you know what I mean
25:05Arthur!
25:07What?
25:09Mom says to come inside!
25:11I'm trying!
25:14D.W.?
25:15Hey, did you see a polar bear eating a marshmallow out here?
25:21Don't be silly
25:22There are no polar bears in this part of the world
25:24I've been hoping for snow, but this is ridiculous
25:30The blizzard
25:37And we'll be getting a light dusting of snow overnight
25:42It's snowing!
25:44Maybe school will be closed and I'll be forced to play in the snow all day
25:47The weatherman says it'll just be a light dusting
25:50Now, get back into bed
25:51Aw, who wants just a little snow?
25:54There's snow everywhere!
26:00And it's still snowing!
26:02Why aren't you dressed?
26:04Maybe school is closed
26:05The snow will stop soon and it'll be a sunny day
26:09No school closings to announce
26:11Why do weathermen never say the right thing?
26:21I was hoping school might be cancelled
26:23I couldn't finish my dumb history report
26:25You couldn't finish a one-page report about the pioneers?
26:29The pioneers didn't have cars or electricity or television
26:34Those people were D-U-U-U-L-L-L-D-U-L.
26:40Sorry I'm late. Let's jump right into work.
26:44Bad news. The storm is getting worse.
26:47The buildings lost electricity, so the school is closed.
26:51No!
26:54All right! Now I have extra time to do my history report.
26:58As you exit, hand in your history reports on the Pioneers.
27:03I could give you an F, but I won't.
27:11Why are you mad? He's not going to give you an F, right?
27:15No, but I have to write a three-page report while everyone else gets to play in the snow.
27:20That wouldn't have happened if you did it when you were supposed to.
27:25Hey!
27:27The pioneers crossed the country and had hardships like bad weather.
27:32So what?
27:33Why didn't they just stay where they were and bend airplanes, then cross the country?
27:38Duh!
27:42Wow! It's so deep!
27:45This is nothing. I remember one time we had snow over my head.
27:49Wasn't that when you were younger than D.W.?
27:52Oh, yeah, right.
27:57The storm's getting worse! Everybody inside!
28:00Aw!
28:01Welcome to Toyland, Kate!
28:25Dinner time, pal!
28:26Daddy! Power's out! Cat finished my report without a computer! I'm going to build a snowman!
28:43Keep working.
28:44I bet I'm the only person in town not having fun!
28:50You fellas can't leave!
28:52I must go, or I'll never get tomorrow's lesson plan prepared!
28:56And I'm hungry!
28:57By the power vested in me by local twelve maintenance workers and gym teachers' union,
29:02I'm declaring janitorial law!
29:04You've got to help me drain them pipes!
29:07If they freeze, the school will be closed for a full month!
29:10No! We can't let that happen!
29:13There's going to be much more snow, and you're going to meet a tall, dark stranger!
29:21If you don't mind, I prefer an expert opinion!
29:25Another weather update from our meteorologist, Dr. Jake!
29:28There's going to be much more snow, and you're going to meet a tall, dark stranger!
29:34Back to you, Brenna!
29:35Mom! Can we go home now?
29:38No, our electricity's out!
29:41Want to know your grades in college?
29:43No!
29:46The only way to ever be sure the pipes don't freeze would be for us to stay here all night!
29:52That's the spirit! I appreciate you volunteering!
29:55What? No, I didn't mean I... I'm hungry!
30:00I got plenty of beans for us all!
30:05Don't worry! There's a zero percent chance of freezing rain!
30:29Mommy! Daddy! The town is exploding, and it's very pretty!
30:34Daddy! I tried all night, but the plow's stuck! None of the roads can get plowed now!
30:39Daddy! Look! It's too cold to write! I have to stop doing my report!
30:45Yes, we still have power, Oliver! Francine can work on her report here!
30:49I'm going to pick up food! I'll get enough for everyone!
30:52Power is out across most of the country, and food supplies are little!
30:56Is that all the milk, eggs, and bread there are?
30:59Yep! No deliveries can get through! Lucky for me, I got the last loaf! First come, first served! Sorry!
31:07The storm shows no sign of stopping! Things are going to get worse before they get better!
31:12Why eat beans when we have all this food?
31:16I wouldn't eat that junk if I was you! Besides, it's all froze!
31:19Mr. Haney! He didn't mean it! I want to go home! Beans!
31:32Daddy, my hair dryer is broken! And the TV is broken! And the light in the kitchen is broken!
31:38Nothing's broken, Muffin! Our electricity is out!
31:41Make it be fixed, Daddy!
31:43No, I can't, Poochie Face!
31:46Very funny! Make it be fixed, Daddy! Pay someone!
31:51This is something money can't fix, Honey Wallet!
31:54Mom? Ready to go?
31:56I'll be ready to go as soon as I finish the driveway, hon!
32:06Hey! Do you guys have any heat at your house?
32:10Yeah! Come on!
32:13I never thought that just walking could be one of the hardest things I ever did!
32:22There's more coming! Mom invited anyone who needed to get warm!
32:26I couldn't buy any food, but everyone brought what they had.
32:30I'll mix it all up and make stew!
32:35I have less ideas than ever for this dumb report!
32:38Our house was freezing! I tried to practice the tuba, and my lips got stuck to the mouthpiece for two hours!
32:45We have no power!
32:48This is the most horrible time of my whole life!
32:51We're all gonna die in the heat!
32:53Thank you for that vote of confidence, D.W.
32:55I can still cook on the camp stove outside and in the fireplace!
32:58Oh, good! We won't starve! We'll just freeze!
33:04Put on your coat and mittens and huddle together near the fire!
33:07And don't try to practice the tuba!
33:10The radio says power's out everywhere!
33:13Should we check on the cross wires?
33:14If you want, but I'm sure they've found some way to keep warm that we can't even afford!
33:19I'll get it!
33:26No servants! No electric blanket! The weather is so rude!
33:36Did you bring any of the eggs, bread, and milk that you bought?
33:40I know! Why?
33:42No reason! I'm sure we have enough stew for everyone!
33:46Hey, that looks just like you when you showed up earlier!
33:49Wow! They must have been freezing!
33:53No electricity! Just fire for heat!
33:56Kind of like us! How did they ever do it?
34:00I don't think I ever could have survived as a pioneer!
34:04They had to be the toughest people in the world to live like this every day of their lives!
34:09And they didn't even know what tomorrow would bring!
34:12They had no weathermen or anything!
34:14The storm's going to end soon!
34:17Oh, give me a break!
34:19Hey! It stopped snowing!
34:22We're not going to die in the heat!
34:24I told you so! I knew the storm was going to end!
34:27I told you so!
34:28Hooray!
34:29It's time to dig out!
34:31Who wants to help?
34:32But I think I know how they might have done it.
34:35See, a bunch of people working together can do stuff that no one of them could do alone.
34:39Like survive some tough times or start new countries and stuff!
34:43I bet the pioneers were people like us.
34:57We all still kind of need each other's help, but just sort of forget it a lot of the time.
35:15I'm finished!
35:16I'm finished!
35:17If your power is out, keep watching this station, and we'll tell you when to expect it to be turned on again!
35:22The power's back on!
35:34Hold it, young lady!
35:35A snowball doesn't belong in the house!
35:38But I want to freeze it!
35:40Why?
35:40Because this was the best day of my life, and I always want to keep a piece of it!
35:44Okay, but put it on a plate so it doesn't stick to the freezer.
35:55And now a word from us!
36:02It's snowing!
36:04Is there school?
36:05No school, snowing!
36:06Let's call Sam!
36:08That's Elon over there.
36:10My name's Elon.
36:10That is Barry, who is his younger brother.
36:13And over there is Sam.
36:16My name is Sam.
36:17He lives right there.
36:18Today's a snow day.
36:20Since we can't go to school, we stay home and play.
36:24Snowball fight!
36:28This is how you build a perfect snowball.
36:31You pick up some snow in your hands,
36:33pack it together so my hands are in a rounded shape,
36:36basically like this.
36:38It's got all the right stuff.
36:40It's pretty hard, and it's the right size.
36:43And we don't throw him in the face.
36:47He caught my snowball!
36:51It looks like Jack wants to come and shovel with us.
37:04We're a team of shovelers.
37:06Which is great, because the more people we have,
37:08the quicker we'll get done.
37:12We're going to be sledding right now!
37:14The concept of drinking hot cocoa on a cold day
37:24is because you're cold, and you want to be warmed up,
37:28so when you drink the hotness,
37:29it will warm up.
37:31It wounds your body up.
37:34Yeah.
37:34Visit us online at pbskids.org
37:39Or America Online keyword, PBS Kids.
37:42You can find Arthur books and lots of other books, too,
37:46at your local library.
37:48And I say, hey!
37:52Hey!
37:52What a wonderful kind of day
37:54If you could learn to work and play
37:57And get along with each other
38:00You got to listen to your heart
38:02Listen to the beat
38:04Listen to the rhythm
38:05The rhythm of the street
38:06It's a simple message
38:09And it comes from the heart
38:12Oh, believe in yourself
38:14Oh, that's the place to start
38:17Start
38:17And I say, hey!
38:19Hey!
38:19What a wonderful kind of day
38:21If we could learn to work and play
38:24And get along with each other
38:27Hey!
38:27What a wonderful kind of day
38:29Hey!
38:30What a wonderful kind of day
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