In my heart, Buster grew up to become the new generation’s Mr. Ratburn, before eventually getting together with his own “Patrick”: Latest Sugar Bowl owner George.
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In my heart, Buster grew up to become the new generation’s Mr. Ratburn, before eventually getting together with his own “Patrick”: Latest Sugar Bowl owner George.
This little fucker is probably dead after that 20 year time skip and I don't know how to cope with that
"My child is fine" your child is 30 years old crying about the last episode of Arthur
Don't you love it when one of your favourite TV shows gets to do a time jump and than it reveals that the TV show is just the story the main character writes?
Arthur had such a big impact on me as a kid, in terms of the stories I wanted to tell, the world building I hoped to achieve and even the humour I hoped to incorporate. Even the art style played a big role in shaping my tastes, and it’s so bittersweet saying goodbye. But I can’t imagine the series going out on a better note. Everything about it was truly perfect.