Marc Brown, creator of PBS’s “Arthur,” explains why he believes public media is vital to education as the Corporation for Public Broadcasting faces defunding.

Hailed by Broadway World as a “topnotch” entertainment boasting “fun, spirited musical numbers,” a delightful entertainment makes its area debut at the Circa ’21 ...

Kids programming is the beating heart of PBS, the last safe place for our children. Trump's funding cuts threaten educational content everywhere.

Gaining traction in 2016, the “Muffy giving the ... in the meme community. Arthur memes expanded to include the “You’ve Got To Be Kidding!” game from PBS Kids, with online users altering ...

I know Arthur is an animal, but it’s still something the kids can identify with.’ Arthur first aired in 1996 and spanned an incredible 25 seasons (Picture: PBS) Brown explained that he chose ...

Arthur’s final episode, titled “All Grown Up,” aired February 21 on PBS and took place 20 years into the future, chronicling the lives of Arthur, his sister D.W., Buster, Brian, Muffy and ...

The PBS Kids series, based on Marc Brown‘s ... I hear it all the time, and I love it. Arthur, Buster, Francine and Muffy in “All Grown Up.” PBS People have such a personal relationship ...

This week, after 25 seasons, PBS ... Muffy is running for mayor of Elwood City, and Buster is a teacher. Arthur's kid sister D.W. is, predictably, a traffic cop who takes her job very seriously ...

After 25 seasons, PBS ... Arthur, a kindhearted aardvark, becomes a graphic novelist, while his best friend, Buster, is now an English teacher. Meanwhile, Francine helms a sneaker company, and ...

In the episode, Arthur, Francine, Buster, and Muffy discover a “retro” game ... 80s and early ’90s the early seasons of the PBS Kids show were a staple in my house. And while I haven ...

Binky is a weatherman, George oversees the Sugar Bowl, Francine runs a sneaker company, and Muffy is running for mayor. Re-runs of the show are available on PBS Kids and future content was teased this ...

and Muffy is running for mayor. Re-runs of the show are available on PBS Kids and future content was teased this evening on the Arthur PBS Twitter page.