After 25 seasons, "Arthur" aired its final episode on Monday.
TV’s longest-running children’s animated program marked the momentous occasion by flashing forward 20 years into the future.
@AmyTVGal takes you inside the #Arthur finale: latimes.com/entertainment-…
TV’s longest-running children’s animated program marked the momentous occasion by flashing forward 20 years into the future.
@AmyTVGal takes you inside the #Arthur finale: latimes.com/entertainment-…
In the future, Arthur (now with facial hair!) has become a graphic novelist.
His first book, “Arthur’s Eyes,” happens to be the title of the very first episode of “Arthur,” which premiered on Oct. 7, 1996.
His first book, “Arthur’s Eyes,” happens to be the title of the very first episode of “Arthur,” which premiered on Oct. 7, 1996.
Nearly all the residents of Elwood City get a peek at their future:
• Arthur’s sister, D.W., is now a traffic cop
• Buster is a teacher
• Francine runs a sneaker company
• Muffy is running for mayor
• Binky is an enthusiastic weatherman
• George manages the Sugar Bowl
• Arthur’s sister, D.W., is now a traffic cop
• Buster is a teacher
• Francine runs a sneaker company
• Muffy is running for mayor
• Binky is an enthusiastic weatherman
• George manages the Sugar Bowl
When coming up with the characters’ futures, head writer Peter K. Hirsch says they didn’t want to go with the most obvious choices — like having soccer-loving Francine become a professional player.
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