Changes: Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival

	"Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival"
	Main image; Title card;
Season/Series:	3
Number in season:	11B
Original Airdate:	February 8, 1999[citation needed]; September 20, 1999; March 7, 2002;
	Credits
Written by:	Joe Fallon; Ken Scarborough
Storyboard by:	Robert Yap
	Episodes
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Revision as of 00:27, 12 February 2019

"Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival" is the second half of the eleventh episode in the third season of Arthur.

Summary

Arthur and Buster have an imaginary music festival featuring the whole cast in songs based on their lives, themselves, and the library.

Plot

At the beginning of the episode, D.W. and Jane Read hears a noise that leads her to the basement, where Buster and Arthur are pretending to make music videos. After D.W. joins along, the videos start.

Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival

After the title card, the first song was Library Card by the Elwood City kids, the second song is Jekyll and Hyde sung by The Brain, the third song being Leftovers Goulash sung by Arthur, D.W. and David Read, the fourth song is Homework sung by Mr. Ratburn and Buster Baxter, and the final song is the Library Card reprise sung by the Elwood City kids, with D.W. becoming confused by the references to the Dewey Decimal system. The show ends with D.W. yelling "WHO IS DEWEY?????!!!!!!" As the episode still comes to a close, Arthur and Buster say "Ta-dah", following which they comment on how D.W. much liked the program. D.W. remarks that it was O.K. for the basement, and then adds, "but it would never work on real TV."

"By the way," she adds, "who is Dewey?"

Characters

Songs

Trivia

Several of the Glenbrook students make a cameo appearance in Library Card.
The Homework song is not shown on some PBS stations during its Pledge Drive.
The songs that were sung in this episode are featured on the Arthur and Friends: The First Almost Real Not Live CD (or Tape) CD.
Stock footage from many previous episodes of Season 1, 2, and 3 is used during Homework and Leftovers Goulash.
This is one of the episodes focusing on music (with the others being Arthur vs. the Piano, My Music Rules, Arthur Plays the Blues, Brother, Can You Spare a Clarinet?, Big Horns George, Tipping the Scales, Lights, Camera... Opera!, Binky's Music Madness).

Home Video

Arthur: The Complete Series Three

Gallery

Videos

ARTHUR Jekyll Hyde

ARTHUR Homework Tonight

ARTHUR Library Card Song!

Promotional images

Screenshots

References

[1] ttps://web.archive.org/web/20120413104003/http://ww3.tvo.org/program/157024/arthur

[2] ttps://www.fernsehserien.de/erdferkel-arthur-und-seine-freunde/episodenguide/staffel-3/3906/2

[3] ttps://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153058897810203

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 Arthur and Buster have an imaginary music festival featuring the whole cast in songs based on their lives, themselves, and the library.
 ==Plot==
-At the beginning of the episode, D.W. and Jane Read hears a noise that leads her to the basement where Buster and Arthur are pretending to make music videos. After D.W. joins along, the videos start.
+At the beginning of the episode, D.W. and Jane Read hears a noise that leads her to the basement, where Buster and Arthur are pretending to make music videos. After D.W. joins along, the videos start.
 ===Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival===
-After the title card, the first song was [[Library Card]] by the Elwood City kids, the second song is [[Jekyll and Hyde]] sung by The Brain, the third song being [[Leftovers Goulash]] sung by Arthur, D.W. and David Read, the fourth song is [[Homework]] sung by Mr. Ratburn and Buster Baxter, and the final song is the Library Card reprise sung by the Elwood City kids, with D.W. becoming confused by the references to the Dewey Decimal system. The show ends with D.W. yelling "'''WHO IS DEWEY?????!!!!!!'''" As the episode still comes to a close, Arthur and Buster say "Ta-dah.", following which they comment on how D.W. much liked the program. along with the comment, "But it would never work on real TV."
+After the title card, the first song was [[Library Card]] by the Elwood City kids, the second song is [[Jekyll and Hyde]] sung by The Brain, the third song being [[Leftovers Goulash]] sung by Arthur, D.W. and David Read, the fourth song is [[Homework]] sung by Mr. Ratburn and Buster Baxter, and the final song is the Library Card reprise sung by the Elwood City kids, with D.W. becoming confused by the references to the Dewey Decimal system. The show ends with D.W. yelling "'''WHO IS DEWEY?????!!!!!!'''" As the episode still comes to a close, Arthur and Buster say "Ta-dah", following which they comment on how D.W. much liked the program. D.W. remarks that it was O.K. for the basement, and then adds, "but it would never work on real TV."
-"By the way," she adds. "Who is Dewey?"
+"By the way," she adds, "who is Dewey?"
 ==Characters==

"Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival"
Main image Title card
Season/Series:	3
Number in season:	11B
Original Airdate:	February 8, 1999^{[citation needed]} September 20, 1999^[1] March 7, 2002^[2]
Credits
Written by:	Joe Fallon Ken Scarborough
Storyboard by:	Robert Yap
Episodes
Previous "Double Tibble Trouble"	Next "What Scared Sue Ellen?"