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* The plots of almost every episode of ''WebAnimation/FoxysFamily'' are direct references to the show.
* The plots of almost every episode of ''WebAnimation/FoxysFamily'' are direct references to the show.
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* Creator/The1491s: The Native characters in "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0kJJ-DTGQQ The Halloween Hell No]]" are dressed as Arthur and Francine, allowing the Arthur to [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/arthurs-fist ball his fist per the meme]] when he spots a white guy wearing Native clothing as a costume.
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* ''Literature/JunieBJones'': In "Junie B, First Grader: Dumb Bunny", Lucille is hosting an Easter egg hunt and tells her friends that a "famous bunny" (the Easter bunny, obviously) will be there. They all guess the names of other fictional rabbits, including Buster and Bionic Bunny.
* ''Literature/JunieBJones'': In "Junie B, First Grader: Dumb Bunny", Lucille is hosting an Easter egg hunt and tells her friends that a "famous bunny" (the Easter bunny, obviously) will be there. They all guess the names of other fictional rabbits, including Buster and Bionic Bunny.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonaTheVampire'': In "The Bogeyman Cometh", an Arthur doll can be seen in Charley's toy box.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonaTheVampire'': In "The Bogeyman Cometh", an Arthur doll can be seen in Charley's toy box. Justin Bradley, who voiced Charley at the time, would later voice Arthur for Season 6 before being redubbed by Mark Rendall.
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* In two episodes of ''WesternAnimation/CloseEnough'', Arthur books can be seen.
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* In two episodes of ''WesternAnimation/CloseEnough'', Arthur ''Arthur'' books can be seen.
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* In one episode of ''Series/ReadingRainbow'', Creator/BillCosby narrated the "Arthur's Eyes" book.
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* ''ComicStrip/OffTheMark'': In [[http://www.calvin-und-hobbes.com/images/stories/gastspiele/chtri25.gif this strip]], Nadine is among the imaginary friends shown.
* ''ComicStrip/OffTheMark'': In [[http://www.calvin-und-hobbes.com/images/stories/gastspiele/chtri25.gif this strip]], Nadine is among the imaginary friends shown.
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* The ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation of ''Literature/{{Stellaluna}}'' has an EasterEgg that allows the player to access a gallery of bat-inspired cartoons. One of these is of Arthur hanging upside down from a branch as Stellaluna tells him he's in the wrong book. This should come as no surprise, [[CompanyCrossReferences since ''Living Books'' also released five ''Arthur'' games.]][[note]]''Arthur's Teacher Trouble'', ''Arthur's Birthday'', ''Arthur's Reading Race'', ''Arthur's Computer Adventure'', and ''D.W. the Picky Eater''.[[/note]]
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* The ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation of ''Literature/{{Stellaluna}}'' has an EasterEgg that allows the player to access a gallery of bat-inspired cartoons. One of these is of Arthur hanging upside down from a branch as Stellaluna tells him he's in the wrong book. This should come as no surprise, [[CompanyCrossReferences since ''Living Books'' since]] ''[[CompanyCrossReferences Living Books]]'' [[CompanyCrossReferences also released five ''Arthur'' five]] ''[[CompanyCrossReferences Arthur]]'' [[CompanyCrossReferences games.]][[note]]''Arthur's Teacher Trouble'', ''Arthur's Birthday'', ''Arthur's Reading Race'', ''Arthur's Computer Adventure'', and ''D.W. the Picky Eater''.[[/note]]
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* The ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation of ''Literature/{{Stellaluna}}'' has an EasterEgg that allows the player to access a gallery of bat-inspired cartoons. One of these is of Arthur hanging upside down from a branch as Stellaluna tells him he's in the wrong book. This should come as no surprise, [[CrossCompanyReferences since ''Living Books'' also released five ''Arthur'' games.]][[note]]''Arthur's Teacher Trouble'', ''Arthur's Birthday'', ''Arthur's Reading Race'', ''Arthur's Computer Adventure'', and ''D.W. the Picky Eater''.[[/note]]
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* The ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation of ''Literature/{{Stellaluna}}'' has an EasterEgg that allows the player to access a gallery of bat-inspired cartoons. One of these is of Arthur hanging upside down from a branch as Stellaluna tells him he's in the wrong book. This should come as no surprise, [[CrossCompanyReferences [[CompanyCrossReferences since ''Living Books'' also released five ''Arthur'' games.]][[note]]''Arthur's Teacher Trouble'', ''Arthur's Birthday'', ''Arthur's Reading Race'', ''Arthur's Computer Adventure'', and ''D.W. the Picky Eater''.[[/note]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': One of the phrases Ruff uses at the end of the Season 4 intro, after Chet the mouse destroys the set for the intro, is "You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal with stuff like this". Both shows air on PBS Kids and are produced by WGBH Boston.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': One of the phrases Ruff uses at the end of the Season 4 intro, after Chet the mouse destroys the set for the intro, is "You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal with stuff like this". [[CompanyCrossReferences Both shows air on PBS Kids and are produced by WGBH Boston.]]
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* Marc Brown appeared in an episode of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', and Arthur (a puppet of him, anyway) visited the Land of Make-Believe, with Michael Yarmush, his voice actor at the time, reprising his role for the visit.[[note]]Mister Rogers had previously made a guest appearance in the ''Arthur'' episode, "Arthur Meets Mister Rogers", wherein he (depicted as a cartoon aardvark) befriends the title character.[[/note]]
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* Marc Brown appeared in an episode of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', and Arthur (a puppet of him, anyway) visited the Land of Make-Believe, with Michael Yarmush, his voice actor at the time, reprising his role for the visit.[[note]]Mister Rogers had previously made a guest appearance in the ''Arthur'' episode, "Arthur Meets Mister Rogers", wherein he (depicted as a cartoon aardvark) befriends the title character. This episode was originally meant to promote that appearance, but it aired much later than intended due to ScheduleSlip. [[/note]]
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* Marc Brown appeared in an episode of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', and Arthur (a puppet of him, anyway) visited the Land of Make-Believe, with Michael Yarmush, his voice actor at the time, reprising his role for the visit.[[note]]Mister Rogers had previously made a guest appearance in the ''Arthur'' episode, "Arthur Meets Mister Rogers", wherein he (depicted as a cartoon aardvark) befriends the title character.[[/note]]
* Marc Brown appeared in an episode of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', and Arthur (a puppet of him, anyway) visited the Land of Make-Believe, with Michael Yarmush, his voice actor at the time, reprising his role for the visit.[[note]]Mister Rogers had previously made a guest appearance in the ''Arthur'' episode, "Arthur Meets Mister Rogers", wherein he (depicted as a cartoon aardvark) befriends the title character.[[/note]]
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* The ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation of ''Literature/{{Stellaluna}}'' has an EasterEgg that allows the player to access a gallery of bat-inspired cartoons. One of these is of Arthur hanging upside down from a branch as Stellaluna tells him he's in the wrong book. This should come as no surprise, since ''Living Books'' also released five ''Arthur'' games.[[note]]''Arthur's Teacher Trouble'', ''Arthur's Birthday'', ''Arthur's Reading Race'', ''Arthur's Computer Adventure'', and ''D.W. the Picky Eater''.[[/note]]
* The ''VideoGame/LivingBooks'' adaptation of ''Literature/{{Stellaluna}}'' has an EasterEgg that allows the player to access a gallery of bat-inspired cartoons. One of these is of Arthur hanging upside down from a branch as Stellaluna tells him he's in the wrong book. This should come as no surprise, since ''Living Books'' also released five ''Arthur'' games.[[note]]''Arthur's Teacher Trouble'', ''Arthur's Birthday'', ''Arthur's Reading Race'', ''Arthur's Computer Adventure'', and ''D.W. the Picky Eater''.[[/note]]
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* ''WebVideo/PeanutButterGamer'' is a huge fan of ''Arthur'', and has reviewed many ''Arthur'' PC games, as well as the ''Arthur's Perfect Christmas'' and ''Arthur's Missing Pal'' animated specials.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': One of the phrases Ruff uses at the end of the Season 4 intro, after Chet the mouse destroys the set for the intro, is "You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal with stuff like this". Both shows air on PBS Kids and are produced by WGBH Boston.
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* ''Disney's WesternAnimation/{{Doug}}'': In the series' first episode, "Doug's Last Birthday", Judy tells Doug that he cancelled his eleventh birthday because he didn't want to move to Bluffington. She tells him that if he got his way, he would have stayed in Bloatsburg with his old friends, Arthur and Buster, and never met his new friends. To drive the point home, [[https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nz-1j08TPzo/maxresdefault.jpg the expies of the characters resembled the real thing very eerily]].
* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': One of the phrases Ruff uses at the end of the Season 4 intro, after Chet the mouse destroys the set for the intro, is "You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal with stuff like this". Both shows air on PBS Kids and are produced by WGBHBoston.Boston.
* ''WesternAnimation/MonaTheVampire'': In "The Bogeyman Cometh", an Arthur doll can be seen in Charley's toy box.
* ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'': A sketch from "Scoot to the Gute" involves Arthur getting Lasik surgery, only for Buster to mishandle the machine and accidentally slice Arthur's face off.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonaTheVampire'': In "The Bogeyman Cometh", an Arthur doll can be seen in Charley's toy box.
* ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'': A sketch from "Scoot to the Gute" involves Arthur getting Lasik surgery, only for Buster to mishandle the machine and accidentally slice Arthur's face off.
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* In his review of Barney's Great Adventure, the Critic plays a clip from "The Great MacGrady," when he compares characters with more emotions, like Arthur Read, to Barney.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FETCH!withRuffRuffman'': ''WesternAnimation/FETCHwithRuffRuffman'': One of the phrases Ruff uses at the end of the Season 4 intro, after Chet the mouse destroys the set for the intro, is "You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal with stuff like this". Both shows air on PBS Kids and are produced by WGBH Boston.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FETCHwithRuffRuffman'': One of the phrases Ruff uses at the end of the Season 4 intro, after Chet the mouse destroys the set for the intro, is "You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal with stuff like this". Both shows air on PBS Kids and are produced by WGBH Boston.
