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Mar 1, 2022 · Arthur and his friends experience realistic difficulties and inspire viewers with the ways they find to overcome them. With myopia prevalence rates up to 42% among school-aged children in North America, kids need characters like Arthur now more than ever. And according to recent findings, the rates are escalating.
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Arthur recounts to D.W.the story of how he came to wear glasses, and of the teasing that followed when he began wearing them.
The series opens with D.W. waking Arthur up with a flashlight in the middle of the night. She shows Arthur some old family photos of him with no glasses on from when he was little, which D.W. thinks are evidence the two of them must have a lost brother. Arthur denies this, telling her that he is the one in the pictures. D.W. doesn't believe it; she...
At the end of the 2000 rerun intro on PBS Kidsbefore this episode, Arthur’s crashing sound remains the same.Moral: Getting glasses may be weird at first, but you'll get used to them. It is also not respectful to make fun of others simply because of their appearance.Arthur's Eyes, the book this episode is based on, is not the first Arthur book; Arthur's Nose (which was never adapted into an episode) is.Most of this episode is a flashback to when Arthur and his friends were second graders. They are seen as third graders in the next episode, "Francine's Bad Hair Day."VHS: 1. "Arthur's Eyes" 2. "Arthur Learns About Confidence" DVD: 1. "Arthur: The Complete Series 1" 2. "Arthur's Eyes"
Mar 22, 2017 · Jun told BuzzFeed News that he was wondering how characters with animal ears deal with headphones when someone tweeted him the photo of Arthur with the headphones. "At that point, I realized the temples of the glasses weren't hanging onto anything, so I just wanted to draw some other takes on it," Jun said. The people kind of ran with it.
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Arthur denies this, telling her that he is the one in the pictures. D.W. doesn't believe it; she says Arthur was born with glasses. Arthur tells D.W. she was only two years old when he started wearing glasses, so she does not remember him ever not having them. So Arthur begins to tell D.W. the story of how he first came to wear glasses.
Arthur is an anthropomorphic aardvark, who is 8 years old. [5] In Brown's first Arthur book, Arthur's Nose (1976), Arthur is shown with a long nose and resembles an actual aardvark, though as the books progressed (as seen in the first season of PBS's Reading Rainbow in its 13th episode, titled "Arthur's Eyes") and eventually became an animated TV series, Arthur’s appearance changed.
Feb 15, 2022 · Then “Arthur” popped up. How did you decide to tell more stories? After that first story, Arthur’s Nose, I realized that not only did Arthur have a problem (he thought his nose was too big), I had a problem. I was out of work. I’ve been writing Arthur books ever since—45 years. Why does Arthur wear glasses?
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Arthur: Is too! D.W.: But you wear glasses! Arthur: That's before I wore glasses. D.W.: You were born with glasses! Arthur: You were only two years old then, so you probably don't remember. [Intertitle Shows] (The rest of the episode takes place about year earlier. Arthur has no glasses and his friends are in Mr. Marco's class)
