Season 14

Season 14 of Arthur premiered on PBS in the United States on October 11, 2010, with "The Wheel Deal/The Buster Report." It concluded on April 28, 2011, with "Buster Spaces Out/The Long Road Home."

Episodes from this season and Season 15 were first broadcast in a different order in some international markets during fall 2010. These original airings occurred before the U.S. premieres on PBS.

Episodes

Screenshot	Title	Production Code	Number	Episode	Original Airdate
	"The Wheel Deal"	177A	166	1a	October 11, 2010
	Alan is put in a wheelchair after accidentally slipping on Buster's banana peel, and copes with the encouragement of Lydia, a disabled girl who also uses a wheelchair. She helps Lakewood Elementary beat Mighty Mountain School in a basketball hoops contest.
	"The Buster Report"	177B	166	1b	October 11, 2010
	George plans on doing a report on Buster. While waiting for him to get back to his house, his mother gives George a DVD with pictures of him on it. He thinks that George will write an embarrassing report on him, but it is the contrary.
	"The Agent of Change"	174A	167	2a	October 12, 2010
	While at the movie theater, Francine and Muffy notice the lack of female roles in movies. With Molly's help, they make their own movie starring a female character.
	"D.W. Unties the Knot"	174B	167	2b	October 12, 2010
	After watching a reality show about crazy weddings, D.W. wants to have her own dream wedding with unicorns. She gets help from Emily, who helps her plan it at the Crosswire Estate. She is confused when she finds out that she needs somebody to marry.
	"Nicked by a Name"	169A	168	3a	October 13, 2010
	Alan starts to give people nicknames but becomes frustrated when he is always being asked to give one to someone. When Binky starts making fun of Arthur, Alan gives him the nickname "Stinky Binky," which causes a chain reaction of other mean names. He resolves this by giving everyone soccer nicknames.
	"The Play's the Thing"	169B	168	3b	October 13, 2010
	The kids abandon the playground to look at Muffy's mySmartPhoney. The Tough Customers get angry because there's nobody to pick on. Binky persuades Muffy to get everybody to use the playground again by turning it into a theme park.
	"Falafelosophy"	184A	169	4a	October 25, 2010
	Sue Ellen goes to Neil Gaiman's book signing, and he encourages her to write her own graphic novel. She decides to write it about a war between circles and triangles.
	"The Great Lint Rush"	184B	169	4b	October 25, 2010
	Pal and Amigo try to get Mr. Toad to like lint after Pal accidentally bets a lot of socks for his house.
	"Tales of Grotesquely Grim Bunny"	176A	170	5a	October 29, 2010
	Freddie K. gives ownership of Meteor Comix to his cousin, Gerald. He makes it horror-themed, so Fern, Arthur, and Buster combine their money so they can get "Grotesquely Grim Bunny." It scares Arthur and Buster, but Fern likes it.
	"Pet Projects"	176B	170	5b	October 29, 2010
	Arthur, Francine, Buster, and Muffy are making videos about Pal and Nemo, but to the pets' dismay, they aren't liking the results.
	"Follow the Bouncing Ball"	166A	171	6a	April 22, 2011
	After Francine and Alberto get their soccer balls mixed up at the park, his "El Boomerang" one travels around Elwood City, and eventually the world. Meanwhile, George is setting up a domino line and is frustrated when Francine accidentally sets it off...twice.
	"Buster Baxter & the Letter from the Sea"	166B	171	6b	April 22, 2011
	Buster finds a letter in a bottle from a stranded 1960s explorer and believes it is from sea people in the lost city of Atlantis.
	"Around the World in 11 Minutes"	167A	172	7a	April 25, 2011
	Wondering how big the world really is, Pal, Amigo, Kate, and Mei Lin take an imaginary trip around it, and make a bet with Nemo that they can do it all in eleven minutes.
	"Muffy and the Big Bad Blog"	167B	172	7b	April 25, 2011
	Muffy becomes addicted to blogging after chronicling her holiday to Costa Rica on her blog. However, after Francine suggests she should spend less time gossiping about everybody, they begin feuding online.
	"Arthur Unravels"	171A	173	8a	April 26, 2011
	Grandma Thora teaches Arthur how to knit, but he's embarrassed about anyone knowing about it and attempts to hide it from his friends.
	"All the Rage"	171B	173	8b	April 26, 2011
	Muffy tries to come up with fashion trends after watching fashion icon Capri di Vapida on TV, but her ankle purses, edible scarves, and fluffy armings don't catch on. Instead, Sue Ellen's old hat grabs everybody's attention.
	"D.W., Queen of the Comeback"	178B	174	9a	April 27, 2011
	While at a barber shop, D.W. gets her hair cut too short and the Tibble twins begin teasing her about it, calling her "Dennis", so she asks for advice on comebacks from Grandma Thora and Mrs. MacGrady.
	"In My Africa"	178A	174	9b	April 27, 2011
	Cheikh, Alan's cousin from Senegal, moves to Elwood City. After being embarrassed that she doesn't know anything about Africa, D.W. is helped by Alan to remember all the countries in there and something about them by making them into a song.
	"Buster Spaces Out"	179A	175	10a	April 28, 2011
	After seeing footage of the Moon Landing, Buster decides to build a model rocket ship, and recruits Arthur, George, Carl, Francine, and Muffy to help him. However, chaos ensues until he receives advice from guest star Mike Fincke.
	"The Long Road Home"	179B	175	10b	April 28, 2011
	Deciding he performed disappointingly in a running race, George decides to walk from Crown City to Elwood City to raise money for autism research. Meanwhile, Arthur's pen pal, Adil, finds Alberto's "El Boomerang" soccer ball, which, after traveling around the world and into space, is returned to him on his birthday.

Trivia

• Arthur's voice became noticeably deeper in this season (though not quite to the same extent as Season 5, when Michael Yarmush hit puberty), as Dallas Jokic was getting older. However, despite this, Dallas continued to voice Arthur into Season 15, as that season along with this one were recorded altogether.
• This is the first season for a few things:
  • In most non-U.S. markets, the first one to use title cards which feature a scene from the episode, rather than the traditional template-style title cards (This would not begin in the U.S. until Season 16).
  • The first one in which Dakota Goyo and Jake Sim voice Timmy and Tommy Tibble, respectively, taking over from Chris Lortie and Jake Roseman.
  • The first one in which the closing credits for each episode only list the cast members who provide voices for characters that speak in the particular episodes, rather than including various characters regardless of whether they spoke in the episode or not.