I haven't been able to be on in a while...got a new laptop and all but today's episode made me want to vent my frustration with it...wow! I mean the "Funny I forgot to Laugh" one. Now I will say, I initially liked the episode for the first 9 or so minutes. I understand Arthur's position, as the everyman character I'm sure there's all a time in our lives we regretably said something that hurt their feelings. I didn't think that was out of his character...it was the email that really drove it over. I mean, really?

It seems a very far stretch to have Arthur do that, it seems too far for even the old Francine to do. I don't think it was the best way for Arthur to realize his mistake.

Going away from that episode, I thought the "The Best Day Ever" was a nice nostalgia filled episode. Really took me back, very appreciated. I actually was impressed by this run. Very good. Just not that moment as I said above.

I can't really remember XD I first watched this show since Kindergarten and can't remember to which specific episode I saw first. 

I like Buster/Fern because I thought the episode where they were detectives was cute.
I'm also mainstream by liking Arthur and Francine.

They were pretty interesting, but then they softened up as the seasons got more recent. They really made their own piece in the show and I liked them for that, they were tough for third graders but looked rather foolish to anyone older.

I never really paid attention, I didn't really notice more rabbits, I felt they mostly kept a good job at keeping it all diverse.

The movie was terrible.

From everything that went on in this episode, the sparkles out everyone's mouth was the only thing that made sense.

I mean...Fern being the one eating into this obvious hazardous treat and BUSTER being cautious? The same Buster who eats ice cream with chicken legs coming out from it. I agree this episode was totally topsy turvy for the characters involved.

Perhaps the fact they can roam around Elwood City whenever they want could count?