Arthur the aardvark

Arthur - Created: 1976 - Creator: Marc Brown
Voices: Michael Yarmush, Roman Lutterotti, various others Based on Marc Brown’s children’s books, the Arthur TV series has been on the air since 1996. In that time, the aardvark—along with his friends and family—has learned hundreds of lessons about how to “get along with each other,” as the groovy theme song indicates. Arthur and his friends feel like real kids, acting and speaking in ways that actual kids their age do.

Arthur Timothy[6] Read[7] is the eponymous titular main protagonist of the series. He is the oldest child and only son of David and Jane Read, and the brother of D.W. and Kate. He is a student in Mr. Ratburn's third grade (and later fourth grade) class at Lakewood Elementary School. Arthur is an anthropomorphic aardvark, like the rest of his family. In the first Arthur book, Arthur's Nose, Arthur has a long nose and his entire appearance embodies the look of an actual aardvark, including the…

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