Arthur -03x09 - Arthur's Treasure Hunt; The Return of the King
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00:00Every day when you're walking down the street, everybody that you meet has an original point
00:10of view.
00:11And I say, hey!
00:12Hey!
00:13What a wonderful kind of day.
00:14If you could learn to work and play, and get along with each other.
00:15You got to listen to your heart, listen to the beat, listen to the rhythm, rhythm of
00:28the street.
00:29Open up your eyes, open up your ears, get together and make things better by working
00:34together.
00:35It's a simple message, and it comes from the heart.
00:36Oh, believe in yourself, for that's the place to start.
00:37And I say, hey!
00:38Hey!
00:39What a wonderful kind of day.
00:40If you could learn to work and play, and get along with each other.
00:41Hey!
00:42What a wonderful kind of day.
00:43Hey!
00:44What a wonderful kind of day.
00:45Hey!
00:46What a wonderful kind of day.
00:47Hey!
00:48What a wonderful kind of day.
00:49Hey!
00:50What a wonderful kind of day.
00:51Hey!
00:52What a wonderful kind of day.
00:53Hey!
00:54What a wonderful kind of day.
00:55Hey!
00:56What a wonderful kind of day.
00:57Hey!
00:58What a wonderful kind of day.
00:59Hey!
01:00Hey, D.W.!
01:01Hey!
01:02Whoa!
01:03Did you ever wonder what would happen if all the great scientists and explorers had to
01:04do everything their parents told them?
01:05Like Galileo.
01:06But, Father, it's only 8 o'clock.
01:07Can I discover one more moon of Jupiter?
01:08Please?
01:09It's always one more moon of Jupiter.
01:10Hey, D.W.!
01:11Hey, D.W.!
01:12Hey, D.W.!
01:13Hey, D.W.!
01:14Hey, D.W.!
01:15Hey, D.W.!
01:16Hey, D.W.!
01:17Hey, D.W.!
01:18Hey, D.W.!
01:19Hey, D.W.!
01:20Hey, D.W.!
01:21Hey, D.W.!
01:22Hey, D.W.!
01:24Hey, D.W.!
01:25Hey, D.W.!
01:26Hey, D.W.!
01:27Hey, D.W.!
01:28Hey, D.W.!
01:29Hey, D.W.!
01:30Hey, D.W.!
01:31Hey, D.W.!
01:32Hey, D.W.!
01:33Hey, D.W.!
01:34Hey, D.W.!
01:35Hey, D.W.!
01:36Hey, D.W.!
01:37Hey, D.W.!
01:38Hey, D.W.!
01:39Hey, D.W.!
01:40Hey, D.W.!
01:41Hey, D.W.!
01:42Hey, D.W.!
01:43Hey, D.W.!
01:44Hey, D.W.!
01:45Hey, D.W.!
01:46Hey, D.W.!
01:47Hey, D.W.!
01:49Why, if everyone did everything their parents said, that might stop the whole course of discovery.
01:54Nice try, Arthur.
01:56But I doubt Sir Isaac Newton ever tried to make a bacon-flavored shake with his father's good cooking equipment.
02:01Now, let's get this cleaned up.
02:09Arthur's Treasure Hunt
02:11Watch this!
02:14My turn!
02:17Wow!
02:18Good one, Francine!
02:19That's nothing.
02:20Watch this!
02:24Whoops.
02:25That's okay, Binky.
02:26You just need a smaller rock.
02:27One with a flat surface that will deflect the water downward, thus gaining a net upward force.
02:33Yeah, that'll do.
02:34Thanks, D.W.!
02:35Thanks, D.W.!
02:37Thanks, Buster!
02:38Watch this!
02:39Ah!
02:40What's the matter?
02:41I just found that.
02:42What is it?
02:43A chipped rock?
02:45It's an arrowhead.
02:47Wow!
02:48Cool!
02:49Really?
02:50Where'd you get it?
02:51I was digging up the ground from my mom's garden.
02:53It was buried right behind my building.
02:55I wonder who buried it.
02:56No one.
02:57Prehistoric tribes lived all over this area.
02:59Over 200 years ago.
03:01I wonder who buried it.
03:02No one.
03:03Prehistoric tribes lived all over this area.
03:05Over time, rain and floods washed dirt over the tools the tribe used.
03:09You mean there could be arrowheads and stuff buried in our own yards?
03:13Oh, most certainly.
03:14All you have to do is dig.
03:21Cool!
03:22A helmet!
03:32Woof!
03:33Woof!
03:47I'm not worried about ancient ruins.
03:49It's the modern ones I don't want to see.
03:51But everybody else gets to dig in their yards.
03:54We're supposed to meet later and show what we found.
03:58I'll be careful.
03:59Really.
04:00Please?
04:02All right.
04:03I have to go do some errands now.
04:05You can dig behind the garage, but no place else.
04:08I don't want an excavation site for a yard.
04:11All right! Thanks, Mom!
04:19What are you burying, Arthur?
04:21Your report card?
04:22I'm digging for treasure.
04:24What kind of treasure?
04:25Pennies?
04:26Arrowheads and civilizations and stuff.
04:29Hey, look at that!
04:32It's alive!
04:33Watch it! Careful, B.W.!
04:35It's a root.
04:36Boy, I can't believe you fell for that.
04:38Even the Tibbles are too old for that gag, and there are only four.
04:42I knew you were faking.
04:43Sure.
04:44Hey, you want to trade some of your tiny dimes for a big, shiny penny?
04:50Wait till everyone hears how you thought that root was a snake.
04:55What's this?
04:59Digestive biscuits.
05:01What's digestive?
05:03Like Reader's Digest, I guess.
05:05What a dumb flavor.
05:07There's got to be something decent down there.
05:13I found something!
05:16Wow!
05:17It might belong to a saber-toothed tiger, or a T-Rex, or...
05:21Pal, this bone belongs to Pal, Arthur.
05:25Huh?
05:30I bet everyone else has found lots of stuff by now.
05:49Too small.
05:50Duh.
06:00Drat!
06:05There's nothing here.
06:08Hey!
06:13Arthur Reed!
06:15You know you're not supposed to dig in the yard.
06:17I'm not going to dig.
06:18I'm going to watch Pal.
06:20It's not very big.
06:22And not very neat, either.
06:24Maybe I could just...
06:26And not very neat, either.
06:28Maybe I could just fix it.
06:30You're not fixing it.
06:32You're making it bigger.
06:34Mom's going to plot.
06:35Come on, D.W.
06:37I'm just digging a little.
06:38Just until I find the stuff that's buried back here.
06:41Like what stuff?
06:43Like...
06:45I don't know.
06:47Like...
06:57Wow!
06:58Cool!
07:11Looks like nobody's been down here for a while, Pal.
07:16It's huge!
07:19Well, this is it.
07:21It might be some ancient temple,
07:23or it might be a trap.
07:25Only one way to find out.
07:32Oh, my gosh!
07:36Hey, Arthur.
07:37What were you doing in my closet?
07:39You want to have a sandwich?
07:42Hey, Arthur.
07:43What were you doing in my closet?
07:45You want to have a sandwich?
07:48You really think there's secret passages?
07:50There's probably old tunnels that go everywhere.
07:53It's worth a try.
07:54And it's not just for me.
08:02Oh, no!
08:04What is it, honey?
08:05I forgot to get charcoal.
08:07And the stores are all closed.
08:09I guess we'll just have to cancel the barbecue.
08:13No, we don't!
08:14I'll be right back.
08:26With tax, that's...
08:27Let's see.
08:28There!
08:30Honey, I think these are the best hot dogs you've ever cooked.
08:35Thanks to Arthur and his secret passage.
08:38It's a good thing you didn't listen to me.
08:43It's a good thing you didn't listen to me?
08:46You really believe Mom's going to say that?
08:49Well, she might.
08:51And, anyway, we'll never find a secret passage
08:54if we don't even look for it.
08:56We'll never find a secret passage if we don't even look for it.
08:59But Mom said...
09:00Okay, fine!
09:01You're right.
09:02If you want to be a barbecue wrecker,
09:04we'll just play in the dirt behind the garage.
09:07Come on!
09:08Let's go find some more tin cans.
09:10That's much better than a secret passageway.
09:13Well, maybe you could dig just a little.
09:27Ah!
09:33Nothing!
09:34We must have the most boring backyard in the history of backyards!
09:38Maybe we're just looking in the wrong places.
09:41But I looked every...
09:43Wait a second!
09:45Who says we have to stay in the backyard?
09:48No, Arthur, that's not what I...
09:49There he is!
09:50Hi, Arthur!
09:52We were waiting for you to come back to the pond.
09:54I told him you must have found something big.
09:57Well, not yet.
09:59Really?
10:00We have found great stuff.
10:01What?
10:02A metal detector?
10:04No, these.
10:05Pennies?
10:06They're not quite in mint condition,
10:08but still over 30 years old.
10:10Gee, they had coins way back then.
10:13Oh, yes.
10:14The first coins were made thousands of years ago.
10:16I found something much cooler.
10:18I think it looks like an iguana.
10:21I'm calling it Engwon.
10:23You gave a name to a root?
10:25I name all my roots.
10:27Look what I found.
10:28It's been lost for years.
10:29It's still in pretty good shape.
10:31Not as good as this.
10:33It still has a price tag on it.
10:34You didn't find that in your backyard.
10:36I didn't say I found it in my yard.
10:38I bought it.
10:39But jewels do come out of the ground.
10:41What did you find, Arthur?
10:43Roots and rocks, mostly.
10:45I didn't think of any names for them, though.
10:47And this!
10:48Cool!
10:50You think that's cool?
10:52It's old, that's for sure.
10:54I would estimate that it's over 40 years old.
10:57That's how old my mom is.
10:59That's ancient.
11:02Wow!
11:03And look at this.
11:04Did I find something else cool?
11:06You're lucky.
11:07Your mom let you dig up the whole yard.
11:09Oh, no!
11:11Did I do all that?
11:12Yes, I told you.
11:14What am I going to do?
11:15You're going to be in big trouble.
11:18Maybe we can get everything back the way it was.
11:23We did it!
11:28Arthur!
11:29What happened?
11:31There were these giant earthworms, Mrs. Reed.
11:33See?
11:34They went a little crazy, but we tried to stop them.
11:36It was quite a battle.
11:37Actually, it was an army of chipmunks.
11:39Chipmunks don't burrow.
11:40Moles, however, have been known to make really big...
11:43Thanks, guys.
11:44But...
11:45It was my fault.
11:47It was my fault.
11:49But...
11:50It was my fault.
11:52I guess I got carried away.
11:54I'm sorry, Mom.
11:56After I specifically told you not to.
11:58Disappointed in you, Arthur.
12:00Very disappointed.
12:05Hey, Arthur.
12:06You want to go to the pond after school?
12:07Sorry.
12:08I've got something much cooler to do.
12:10Look what I found yesterday.
12:13A harmonica.
12:14Where did you find it?
12:15In the garage.
12:16There's all sorts of cool things in there.
12:18You know, sometimes what a treasure is depends on how you look at it.
12:22In other words, you're grounded and you have to clean the garage all week.
12:25Pretty much, yeah.
12:27That's okay.
12:28You can come to the pond next week.
12:30Better make it the week after next.
12:42We dig a lot of holes.
12:45Arthur digs holes to find treasure.
12:49We dig holes to plant our plants to make our school look beautiful.
12:52Because it's a garden club.
12:59The garden club's purpose is to make our school look more colorful.
13:05Kids get to bring in as many plants as they want.
13:09And we all work together to plant them.
13:14Today we're planting red geraniums.
13:16We're going to make it beautiful.
13:21How you plant a plant is you dig a hole.
13:23Try to make the hole nice and big and wide enough for the pot to fit in.
13:27Hold on.
13:28That's good.
13:29And then we put the plant in.
13:31There you go.
13:35And then we patted the soil down.
13:37Pat it down really hard.
13:40And those are the steps of how to plant.
13:43Okay, good job, Jamal.
13:55Wow, it's a horseshoe.
13:57You guys, look what we found! A horseshoe!
14:01Was it buried?
14:02Yeah, we found it, me and John.
14:04We were just digging and all of a sudden I just saw this old thing right in there.
14:07Right in there.
14:12And now, back to Hawthorne.
14:26Whoa, this fair is so cool.
14:29It's just like being in the Middle Ages.
14:31Stick with your partner and take notes on all the historical details.
14:35They'll be useful when we compete in the games.
14:37Get your haggis here! Fresh haggis! Two for a dollar!
14:42Haggis. Two for a dollar.
14:46What's haggis?
14:49There it is. The Golden Griffin.
14:53The award given to the class which exhibits the greatest knowledge of medieval history.
14:58Boy, Mr. Rappern sure wants to win that Golden Griffin.
15:01We came so close to winning last year.
15:04If we all try our hardest, I'm sure this is the year we finally win.
15:09I bet we can win, because what class on earth does as much homework or works as hard as we do?
15:15Glenbrook, Glenbrook, that's our school.
15:18Glenbrook, Glenbrook, we will rule.
15:21Go, Glenbrook!
15:23It can't be.
15:24Ah, Ratbird, we meet again.
15:27The Return of the King.
15:29Hey.
15:34Mr. Price-Jones, my old teacher.
15:37I didn't know you were still at the Glenbrook Academy.
15:39They won't let me quit. After all, I am irreplaceable.
15:44Huh?
15:48Oh, no.
15:49Bath, Sienna, Avignon, we've all been here.
15:53Oh, no.
15:54Bath, Sienna, Avignon, we've won all the medieval fairs in Europe.
15:59This little one should be a snap.
16:01Excuse me, sir, but it's 10.14.
16:04Well, time to prepare.
16:06See you at Merlin's Labyrinth, Ratburn.
16:08Don't get lost along the way.
16:12Have we ever played soccer against those guys?
16:15They seem kind of familiar.
16:17No way. I'd remember a weird-looking bunch of kids like that.
16:21The first to escape a point shall win.
16:25The other one shall perish within.
16:28Remember, Chester, navigate by the sun and the tops of the trees.
16:34Arthur, use your head.
16:36On your mark, get set, hi the hence.
16:42That means go, kid.
16:52Oh, no, dead end.
16:59Hmm, my shadow.
17:03Guess I really used my head.
17:05He or she who pulls the sword from the stone
17:09truly is our king or queen.
17:12Tis an equal opportunity sword.
17:14Keep the line moving.
17:16All your might won't set things right.
17:18All your might won't set things right.
17:20Tis a gentle hand will rule the land.
17:25Arthur, everyone's looking for you.
17:28We lost at Merlin's Maze.
17:30Time for the next competition.
17:36Let's see you beat that.
17:49Quick, lads and lasses.
17:51V equals U plus AT now.
17:58I see they don't know Newton's formula for constant acceleration yet.
18:03The clocks are ticking, Ratburn.
18:06We're getting pulverized.
18:08We might as well just give them the Golden Griffin.
18:11It's not our fault that we're playing against robots.
18:14I feel sorry for them having that guy for a teacher.
18:17Actually, Buster, Mr. Price-Jones was the best teacher I ever had.
18:22Some people say I'm a tough teacher.
18:24No.
18:25Who says that?
18:27But Mr. Price-Jones made us learn Latin in third grade.
18:35Again.
18:39And at recess, he pushed us to the limits of our strength.
18:43I learned a lot.
18:46Makes me wonder sometimes if I'm not a tough enough teacher.
18:55This capon is good.
18:58It tastes just like chicken.
18:59Capon is chicken.
19:03I have an extra helping of figgy pudding for the student who can answer a trivia question.
19:09Me, sir! Me, sir!
19:11Commendable enthusiasm, children.
19:13But let's give Lakewood the first try.
19:15Who was the 16th King of England?
19:21What? You mean you haven't taught them the song, Ratburn?
19:26Winky, C-sharp, please.
19:30Here's a song that's more historical than musical
19:35To teach the kings of England in the order categorical
19:41And now you know a wondrous thing
19:44Of 42 English kings
19:52I know you don't agree with all of my teaching methods, Ratburn.
19:55But you have to admit, they're more effective.
19:58The fact is, you can't beat us.
20:01You may be right, sir.
20:03Did you hear that?
20:05If we keep losing, Mr. Ratburn may start teaching us like that guy.
20:09We have to win something.
20:12But how?
20:13We can't beat them.
20:14Mr. Price Jones just said so, and he's always right.
20:17Well, there must be something here we're good at.
20:21Ah-ha!
20:23A mincemeat pie-eating contest.
20:25This should be no sweat, Buster.
20:27Are you hungry, champ?
20:28Yep. Good thing I didn't win that figgy pudding.
20:31On your mark, get set, talkie!
20:40Must eat more.
20:47I don't understand.
20:49How can you keep eating?
20:51Where does it all go?
20:53Over the past few weeks, I've expanded my stomach with giant breakfasts.
20:57I now have an 18-liter capacity.
21:00Could you pass the ice cream, please?
21:05We're so lucky they had tennis in the Middle Ages.
21:08Muffy's been playing since she was five.
21:13Huh?
21:14This isn't a regulation tennis ball.
21:17It weighs a ton.
21:18It's what they played with in the 16th century, like this racket.
21:22That piece of junk.
21:23It looks like it could have been used by Henry VIII.
21:26It was used by Henry V.
21:28He was my great-great-great-great-great uncle.
21:34You can do it, Brain. I know you can.
21:37No one's smarter than you.
21:39The Wheel of Fortuna is constantly spinning.
21:43Someone is losing, and someone is winning.
21:47All right, for 20 points, what do all the planets revolve around?
21:52The sun. That was easy.
21:54Oh, I'm sorry, but the correct answer is the Earth.
21:57Those points go to I.Q.
22:00Huh? But that's wrong.
22:02You have to give the answers that were thought to be correct during the Middle Ages.
22:06Well, that's it. We've lost for sure now.
22:09Might as well get something to eat.
22:11Eat? You just had six pies.
22:13I feel empty inside.
22:15You go ahead. There's something I want to do.
22:21Why won't you move?
22:24After seeing your results, Mr. Price-Jones,
22:27I know the children would benefit if you taught them.
22:30Well, it's a generous offer. I'll definitely consider it.
22:38Hey, Arthur, want to try a unicorn dog? It tastes like capon.
22:42I just heard Principal Haney talking with Mr. Price-Jones,
22:45and I think he wants to replace Ratburn with him.
22:48It's because we've lost every single game. We've disgraced Mr. Ratburn.
22:53Mr. Price-Jones will probably hold us back for years
22:56so he can teach us over and over again.
22:59All that's left is a castle-building contest.
23:02If we win that, maybe Mr. Haney will reconsider.
23:05Hmm. Excellent crenelations.
23:08Huh?
23:10Oh! Smooth.
23:13Well, I must say, this is a very creative piece of work.
23:17He really likes it. I think we won.
23:20But I think we lost.
23:23I don't think so.
23:25I don't think so either.
23:27I don't think so either.
23:29I don't think so either.
23:31I don't think so either.
23:33I think we won.
23:35But unfortunately, the contest is for the most historically accurate castle.
23:39Therefore, I must award the prize to Glenbrook.
23:43Yeah! We won!
23:45Thank you, Zeeky! We love you, Zeeky!
23:48You see, these arrow slits are much too wide.
23:52And in old English, Lakewood would have an E on the end.
23:56I just want you all to know I'm very proud.
23:59I'm going to have this castle put on display at school.
24:02Mr. Ratburn doesn't even know he's being replaced.
24:05I feel so sorry for him.
24:07Him? What about us?
24:09My brain hurts just thinking about Mr. Price Jones.
24:12Hey, where's Arthur?
24:14All your might won't set things right.
24:17Tis a gentle hand will rule the land.
24:20Hey, I've got it!
24:27Arthur, would you quit playing with that stupid sword? We have to go.
24:32Ah!
24:34We have a new king!
24:40I hereby proclaim you Arthur Reed, King of the Medieval Fair.
24:46Arthur out-thought not only all my students, but even me.
24:52I couldn't budge that sword.
24:54You taught that boy to think for himself.
24:57I couldn't have done it better.
24:59Principal Haney, is Mr. Price Jones still going to be our teacher instead of Mr. Ratburn?
25:04Of course not.
25:06The only ones Mr. Price Jones will teach at Lakewood are my niece and nephew.
25:11He's going to be their private tutor.
25:18I'm glad we don't have a really tough teacher like that Mr. Price Jones.
25:22I bet he gave those kids homework tonight.
25:24Homework? Thank you for reminding me.
25:27We lost a whole day of class. We need extra homework.
25:31I'd like a written report on medieval times by Monday.
25:34Then perhaps a quiz on the rulers of England.
25:58It's a simple message, and it comes from the heart.
26:03Believe in yourself, for that's the place to start.
26:08Start and I say hey!
26:10What a wonderful kind of day.
26:13We can learn to work and play.
26:15And get along with each other.
26:18What a wonderful kind of day.
26:21What a wonderful kind of day.