All Arthur's parents taught him was that using violence himself is wrong, but also that if someone else uses violence against him he should just accept it. Great lesson to teach if you want your son to be a human punching bag his entire life 👍
@@deniseg9210 DW would be the school shooter, and it would be because someone tried to set a boundary with her. So she'd find her parent's gun and do it, and we all know it would be Arthur's fault and he'd be the one who ended up in jail.
yes and no, it is that if someone does a crime against you that you had just gotten done committing you should remember that feeling of having that crime done to you and never do it again. essentially teaching him that if dw had hit him he should hit her back (or pay some other 4-year-old to do it instead) in order to teach her that being hit sucks. an eye for an eye. it isn't a crime if they did it first.
Might be for the best. If anything, having a sweet sounding voice would make D.W. even more annoying and more condescending sounding than she already is. That would've added gasoline to an open fire. We already have Little Susie from Phineas and Ferb for that.
@@thesupershinymegagengar2034 Or Nermal from the 1980's Garfield cartoon who aparently was supposed to be a boy acted and looked like a little girl kitten.
@The Super Shiny Mega Gengar honestly I think Susie is a bad comparison. "Arthur" treats d.w. like the victim, but "Phineas & ferb" treats Susie like a master manipulator.
@@pittland44 i had to go through this exact situation with two younger brothers basically the parents are absent so the oldest has to raise the siblings lol
@@pittland44 the oldest takes a lot of responsibility that they are both too young for and more than should be expected. This happens a lot in bigger families. I wouldn't know I'm an only child myself
DW getting punched is still the only really satisfying thing this show had to offer...mostly due to all the youtube poops that made decent use of it. Also, I never realized just how much Arthurs parents suck. *Arthur punches DW:* Hey you bad we punish. *Arthur gets punched:* Haha you get hit now.
And of course DW gets away with everything. Cus she’s a girl. Girls NEVER get punished. It’s ALWAYS the guys that have to suffer while girls get off scotfree. Cus of course you’re not suppose to hit or punish girls. Cus “they can’t handle punishment” Cus “they’re much too delicate, much too frail”
Yeah I just don't get it. D.W Broke his model airplane and yet she gets all the love and attention from her parents and Arthur gets grounded because he punched her even though she deserved it. But when HE gets punched for no good reason whats so ever his parents are just like, "Yeah now you know how your poor little sister feels!" Bitch wtf? Also Grandma Thora should have just told Arthur the truth in the new years episode of what actually happened instead of letting D.W mess with Arthur.
I was just thinking that. Like okay, in the real world, it's still bad to punch a 4 year old. What DW did was wrong, and what Arthur did was wrong too. But if my son got punched in school by a bully, I'm fuckin' raising hell over it. You know what you teach your child if something bad like this happens to them and you berate them? They're gonna start accepting any abuse that comes to them, believe they deserve it some how. Like holy crap that's messed up. And maybe I'm looking far too deep into this for a kid's show, but at least make an effort to make the parents better.
I was the STORYBOARD SUPERVISOR on Arthur for these seasons. We actually did have a scene showing Arthur clearly hitting DW on the arm on the original storyboard but the client made us take it out as it was deemed too violent...so in a panic to get the show out to animation I sketched out the now iconic shot of Arthur's fist shaking in fury on a Post-It note to get around the client's restriction and slapped that over the shot of Arthur hitting DW on the arm and we tried to get away with the punch off screen...but of course in film, as all the great Directors like Alfred Hitchcock know, by NOT showing something it becomes infinitely more scary as your mind comes up with the most terrible scenarios to fill in the gaps. Arthur had great scripts by terrific writers that were instructed to NOT make a boring educational Magic School Bus type show...and boy did they deliver!
@@moses2998 Hmm, I don't remember anyone mentioning any issue with DW not being punished at the time...But in those days I don't think there was even a Story Editor and we had no audience testing at all and certainly no child psychologists taking out all the jokes and funny words like cartoons have today...Cartoons in the 1990's were mostly made by goofy men who were skilled at their jobs and were generally allowed to write whatever they thought would make an entertaining show. Today a weird word like "persimmon" would have to be changed to "apple slices" because persimmon is too confusing to children and apple slices are healthier. Joke ruined.
I caught many a beatings for things I never did because my sister only chose to reveal the truth a day or so later, like how the fuck does an apology from the asshole parents that hit me a day afterwards for something I never did gonna make me feel better.
You mean middle child. The older child is just expected to be more responsible, the middle child always gets blamed for the younger ones mischief and the older ones mistakes.
@@caucasoidape8838 I know that all too well. That’s why my mom is going through a divorce with my stepdad for how he treated me and her over the years.
Nah man, Arthur is proof that the reeds are not the worst parents, while definitely flawed. Meanwhile Caillou is the eldest child and is a sadistic psychopath who never experienced a five across his butt that he desperately asks for.
Arthur is 2x DW's age at the beginning so I can see why he would be punished too even though DW most definitely deserved it. But, DW should have gotten the harshest punishment. She was pest, entered someone's room without permission and destroyed their property. Then instead of any remorse, she blames the plane! I hated the moral of this episode. They did Arthur so dirty and DW got off scot free. This is the funniest thing I've seen in ages, thank you so much!!
The only time I remember seeing D.W getting punished is when she got sent to her room for 10 minutes. And that was it. She didn't get anything taken away from her, she just had to sit in her room with all of her toys for 10 minutes. But ofc she loses her mind in the episode thinking it's the worse thing to happen to her.
I think DW was at her worst in DW’s Very Bad Mood, where she acts out for several days straight, all because she wasn’t invited to a classmate’s birthday party.
@@hahano9586 Actually, She could have only been a parking ticket cop (cops that just hands out tickets for parked cars, will not be seeing any action)
As a kid I didn't have words to describe how I felt about this particular character. As an adult I don't need them because the internet has already said it
Didn't it all end up being a ploy though? I thought at the very end she tells Brain 'oh I never believed any of that. I just wanted to go to the museum'
It’s usually once the older kid moves out that the parents see how bad the bratty, younger kid or kids are. Lol. My mother complained so badly about my younger siblings after I graduated and went to college. Once I left the house for good, I told her it was her fault. 🤷🏽♀️ They never had any true consequences.
Lmao this KINDA happened with me. EXCEPT only one of my younger siblings were really bad. And MY MOM KNEW. She even considered and floated the idea of sending him to military school if he didn't taper down once he got to a teenager. But she kept blowing me off, and actually convinced me that it was Actually my job to to teach, feed him, and raise him as a older sister. Not her, (idk, she had alot of issues, ALOT) she did her then version of gaslighting me which didn't exist as a term back then. When I Graduated and was moving out to another relatives house. I gave her a 3 month warning that she needed to find someone to look after him, babysit, or put her foot down. And start making him take more responsibility. She did nothing to prepare. so I just went ahead and left. After X amount of months of being gone, she start calling me complaining about his behavior. She had to deal with him FULL TIME. The oldest out of all of us. Told me "This boy is BAD". And I straight up rolled my eyes and said "You the one that told me he WASN'T A BAD CHILD. And guilted me for saying it like I was evil". Idk my whole family was in a alternate universe. And as for that younger sibling, he's a grown man now. But as a child, you'd wish you had DW. He made her look like a Angel.
I didn't really watch Arthur growing up, but we had a VHS tape with like 2 or 3 episodes on it, and one of the few things I remember from that VHS tape was a line where Arthur is being accused of something, and he says he didn't do it and DW says "Yeah, just like you DIDN'T take my snowball out of the freezer!" and Arthur rolled his eyes and said "Let's not start THAT again!" and that line always stood out to me just because of how random and out of left field it seemed, and it never occurred to me that it was a reference to an earlier episode.
That episode really annoyed me. Arthur’s trying to do homework, D.W keeps pestering him with a child sing that says made up words, he threatens to break it, D.W tells her parents, they get mad at him.
The first episode would have been better if we’d had DW moaning to Emily at school about how her brother hit her but Emily being shocked by DW breaking her brother’s model plane and then her other classmates acting like Arthur’s friends when they find out about Arthur hitting DW somehow, and DW finally realising she was in the wrong too. Also, in DW’s Baby, I don’t get why DW always says “She’s MY sister” as if Kate isn’t also Arthur’s sister too.
As interesting as that sounds, that wouldn't remove the thing that people dislike about the episode. I would keep things the same but change two little things. 1. DW gets punished on screen 2. The parents call binky's parents on screen
“Maybe that’s how DW felt when you punched her.” Oh, so Binky’s parents don’t get informed about what happened? Binky doesn’t get the punishment Arthur did?
I was also obsessed with my brother as a 4 yr old when he was born. My parents did NOT let him sleep in my room. I was pissed about that lmao. I spent a lot of SUPERVISED time with him and gave him his first bottle and stuff.
I didn't know I needed DW hate content, but I'm here for it, keep it up! I remember watching Arthur with my little brother (we're just 1.5 years apart) and we hated DW so much, we cringed at the mention of her name lol. I love your editing, I laughed so hard at "The Good Son" bit. Poor Arthur, his whole family is either psycho or smooth brain at best.
Nah, cause William Afton would do something that kept her spirit alive for all eternity. DW is the kind of cartoon child that is the reason you have Anakin Skywalker on speed dial.
Oh yes…… Especially the part when Arthur ended up getting punished just for threatening to wreck the CD when he didn’t actually do anything. And what punishment does DW get? Nothing……… Just a little talking to you……… Sometimes I think DW is the original Karen.
@@kittygaillot2286 The way DW was obsessed with playing her favorite CD reminds me of when I was her age. I would play my Smurfs records to the point of annoying my older sister! Unlike the episode my sister never threatened to destroy my records because she knew that I would get upset like DW was. And had I done the things that she did to Arthur I would've gotten my butt whooped!
My own brother did that with a song from the 90's with some dude singing about wanting to be a butterfly. Apparently it had something to do with a spiritual awakening but I doubt he understood that. He loved the idea of flying. Eventually I got tired of hearing it and unplugged the stereo. He got upset. My father thanked me.
I don't know about D.W. deserving getting punched by Arthur, but I agree with you about what you said about Arthur's parents being apathetic (not cool) when Arthur got punched because like you said, at least Arthur had his reasons. Also "I'm just a child."? Ye- no. Even a child would know that it's just a toy. Whether she knew it was a toy or not that doesn't change that fact that she was told not to touch it, and did it anyway and like you said, tried to blame him for it. Also, Arthur's a child too, 2 can play this game.
For those of you who are curious, the narrator of the first episode is Aaron Daniel Jacob, who was a voice actor on Phineas and Ferb. He's one of the lead singers on this song from Candace Against the Universe: th-cam.com/video/EXu9zczzohU/w-d-xo.html
@@benjaminkern6450 Sarah actually does have a very MINOR redemption arc in Big Picture show at the end. But I mean it's still more than DW got or deserves. If DW were my sister I'd be calling Anakin saying "Hey I think I found a youngling you missed."
@@coffeebux MAN I hate Deedee, she's such a brat and she hides her intelligence behind destruction and manipulation. I swear most people aren't even AWARE of how much she sucks!
It’s funny how the parents are no where to be seen when D.W messes with the plane. This episode rubbed me the wrong way but it did teach me some valuable lessons. 1. Lock your door 2. Parents will always take up for the younger child.😂
I admit this might not be fair, but DW literally singlehandedly ruined this entire show down for me. I never wanted to watch it when it was on when I was younger because the episode might have had DW in it, that's how much I hated her (and to an extent still do). It's really telling just how bad a character is when they are the sole reason someone might not wanna watch your show at all. Even Scrappy Doo, the poster child for bad characters in otherwise good shows, didn't manage that, but DW Read did.
I will admit that her behavior (for me) becomes less annoying and a little more palatable in the late 2000s, but yeah, from 1996 to around 2007 or so, she was unbearable.
@@YujiUedaFan In defense of Deedee... Dexter never had any illusions to being a "Moral" program... Dexter beats his entire class up with a exomech that fires dodgeballs... While PBS had a flat out mandate "You actually have to be in someway "Educational" and "Moralistic"...
These are the funniest videos I’ve seen in quite some time. Really brought me back to my childhood in a sarcastic way 😂 love it. Keep up the stellar work!! ❤
I think it's important for everyone to catch a beating for doing stupid shit at least once in their life. To many people live as if they will never have to face consequences no matter how shitty they are to people, and this goes doubly so if they are the ones who authority figures would overlook when they abused others.
@@PeterParker-ff7ub PAIN = BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION. BE GOOD OR SMACKS. seriously though being abused as a child is why so many adults are ridiculously over defensive and afraid of consequence and therefore accept living in misery rather than being bold enough to change their life..that conditioning is life long
@@grass_snake80 IDK what brought abuse up. Kane's right, tho. Everyone NEEDS to get their shit kicked in at least once. Not getting that is exactly why the majority of modern society is so fucking narcissistic. People legitimately think they're superior and untouchable.
I wouldn't say everyone needs to catch a beating, but 100% they need to face consequences when they do something stupid/bad knowingly. Such as being grounded, or required to make some other short term sacrifice. Like having their toys taken away, or not allowed to do fun activities. Just so they realise "stupid=punishment". You can instill good behaviour and a healthy respect for boundaries without violencing being the punishment.
@@PlanetZoidstar the problem is that different people value different things, so most people have certain types of punishments that they can just shrug off. Violence however is a truly universal language that transcends language, culture, and even species. Something being punished is one thing, but knowing something is hazardous to your health is even more effective. Additionally, this isn't meant for the parents to be the one beating them, but rather an outsider who refuses to put up with the bs that someone that unconditionally loves them forgives.
It doesn't surprise me that D.W didn't listen to being told several times by Arthur not to touch his model aeroplane. When the parents never discipline her, of course she's going to think there are no rules she has to follow.
Finally found someone that calls dw out on her bs and the idiot parents lol. Always hated dw as she's always being a pain that gets away with everything and never had to face consequences.
Arthur didn't do any bad things and DW did and his parents are in DW's side,even though Arthur didn't do anything. His parents are bad. Arthur should have leave his home and move to California.
No he shouldn't. The countryside is pretty, but most of the people are insane. Unless he intends to live like a hermit in the woods he's better off where he is.
Oddly strange how most people see D.W. as an iconic savage while others still don’t like her because she’s in term a brat Am I missing something? Because I haven’t seen the show since childhood Plus I remember the punch scene, how I was waiting for it to air on tv and so far it’s not here
My friend's uncle sold her mom to the neighbors for $1 when she was a baby so he could get an ice cream 🤣 Luckily the neighbors took her back to their parents 😂
As the youngest sibling: DW should've been thrown out the window. Younger siblings are allowed to get away with way too much because parents don't wanna parent them and their siblings shouldn't have to, resulting in the parents being neglectful enablers and the siblings being forced to be parents or completely neglecting and hating the little siblings. That leads to younger siblings either tormenting the older siblings further, or hurting everyone and themselves for attention. (Or just completely shutting down). We've gotta stop normalizing neglecting little kids and practically abusing the older siblings.
Then once the eldest moves out the parents then realize just how much of a hellspawn the youngest is, and doesn't know why despite enabling their behavior.
Look, obviously Arthur shouldn’t have hit DW, but she did kind of deserve it. Plus, I doubt Arthur knows how to throw a punch, it looks like he just knocked her down. I think it was right that Arthur got in trouble for what he did, but I feel like DW should’ve also gotten in trouble. After all, Arthur told her repeatably not to mess with his model plane, and she clearly did not respect his property. And I know the parents say that she’s gonna get in trouble, but since we never actually see that happen, we can infer that she just got a slap on the wrist. Seems to me like Arthur’s parents were playing favorites in this situation.
I think a better ending of the big hit would have been D.W. feeling bad for her brother getting hurt, and Arthur learning not to hit through that. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.
That was the worst episode and I remembered writing a letter as a kid to them. Like this WHOLE ass episode gaslighting Arthur and no one saw his point of view like yeeeeah hitting your siblings is wrong but sometimes they piss you off too the point ya snap and honestly DW deserved it and I was glad someone hit her
YEEEEEEEEEEEES! THANK YOU! Plus, the fact that they throw in Banky being pressured to punch Arthur is "the Peer Pressure" lesson. The episode already done with Buster. So the writing with Arthur and DW was absent minded and insulting towards the audience. Including the children
"D.W. is convinced that her parents don't know what they're doing (raising a baby); the mother promptly leaves Baby Kate alone with D.W. just before the parents determine that D.W. and Kate should share a room..."
I never realised how bad DW actually was, but maybe that's because she acted very similarly to my younger sister when we were growing up. Everyone in my family was so used to my sister's antics that calling her DW has been a running gag between my mom and I for the past 26 years.
Agreed, DW is awful, but I do hope, just to bring it back to the real world for a minute, that her 8 voice actors didn't get hate for it. A job's a job, but some people...for some reason...don't seem to understand that, sadly. Great video BTW
(D.W. breaks something that doesn't belong to her, Arthur hits her.) Everyone else: She's just a little kid. (Arthur gets hit by Binky) Arthur's parents: It's karma. This particular episode is the main reason why I hate when people say, "They're just a little kid".
If you thought that Caillou was perhaps the worst character to ever appear on young children’s television, he still totally is, but for the longest time DW had undoubtedly held that throne ever so gracefully.
Arthur's Big Hit was one of those episodes I tended to stay away from, both as a kid and as a grown up wanting some good nostalgia. Don't get the wrong idea, Arthur was in the wrong for punching DW but it still irritated me how the episode played out. It's like the writers was like "Let's make an episode where we bash Arthur by him making something that took him a long time to make, his sister breaks it, despite him constantly telling her to stay away, he punches her, parent and friends are mad at him, Binky punches him, parents don't seem to care, DW doesn't get any repercussions for it." Obviously, an exaggeration as this is a cartoon but the situation was still dire. It wasn't exactly the fact that Arthur got scolded that made me mad (I was still upset but It makes sense), it was that the parents didn't bother to question DW about Arthur telling her not to touch his plane. As the mom was in the hallway scolding Arthur, the dad walks by carrying DW, and she "YoU'rE BAD!!" . . . She's four years old and speaks like a freakin' teenager. As the series progressed (or plummeted as some didn't like the recent episodes with the new art and animation.) D.W. became more tolerable. She's a little sister so it's understandable for her to act out. While I don't hate DW anymore as I did when I was a kid, I'm not saying I love her either. She's decent, and I do love the heartwarming moments her and Arthur share though.
i remember as a child not believing any of the bullshit arthur's friends or his parents shot at him. my stance is reinforced even as an adult today. DW deserved more than a simple punch. she should have gotten a job and bought arthur a new model as well.
I'm a oldest child and it often made me sad how D.W. slided with most things she did, when Arthur was treated a lot harsher. Dear parents it;s not how making example work. That way you'll not gonna teach younger one how to be responsible, but how to be brat.
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All Arthur's parents taught him was that using violence himself is wrong, but also that if someone else uses violence against him he should just accept it.
Great lesson to teach if you want your son to be a human punching bag his entire life 👍
Or if you're counting on him hitting a breaking point some time during high school and doing something "nobody could have possibly seen coming"...
Oshiete oshiete
@@DistractedGlobeGuy like bringing a gun to school and starting a School Shooting. Imagine that for an episode “Arthur starts a school shooting”.
@@deniseg9210 DW would be the school shooter, and it would be because someone tried to set a boundary with her. So she'd find her parent's gun and do it, and we all know it would be Arthur's fault and he'd be the one who ended up in jail.
yes and no, it is that if someone does a crime against you that you had just gotten done committing you should remember that feeling of having that crime done to you and never do it again. essentially teaching him that if dw had hit him he should hit her back (or pay some other 4-year-old to do it instead) in order to teach her that being hit sucks. an eye for an eye. it isn't a crime if they did it first.
D.W. was intentionally voiced by a little boy because all the little girls that auditioned for her were just too sweet sounding.
Might be for the best. If anything, having a sweet sounding voice would make D.W. even more annoying and more condescending sounding than she already is. That would've added gasoline to an open fire. We already have Little Susie from Phineas and Ferb for that.
She was? 27 years old and just found this out
@@thesupershinymegagengar2034 Or Nermal from the 1980's Garfield cartoon who aparently was supposed to be a boy acted and looked like a little girl kitten.
Sweet sounding boy ok .
@The Super Shiny Mega Gengar honestly I think Susie is a bad comparison. "Arthur" treats d.w. like the victim, but "Phineas & ferb" treats Susie like a master manipulator.
The Reed family is a perfect example of the oldest being the third parent.
Same with the Proud Family due to how they treat Penny.
How exactly does that work?
@@pittland44 i had to go through this exact situation with two younger brothers basically the parents are absent so the oldest has to raise the siblings lol
@@pittland44 the oldest takes a lot of responsibility that they are both too young for and more than should be expected. This happens a lot in bigger families. I wouldn't know I'm an only child myself
@@moviestargf I'm so sorry that sounds super hard
DW is going to grow up to be the type of woman that announces her engagement or pregnancy during and at somebody’s wedding day.
or Both...... both is good
probably drugged a dude or got him drunk to pull it off
@@renegade6578 Nah no matter how bat shit crazy someone is there is always a chump willing to take a ride
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Spittin facts
Imagine laughing at your child and saying they "deserve it" after they got bullied at school. Parents of the year.
Imagine being emotionally disturbed, distressed, and damaged over what happens to purely fictional characters in a cartoon
@@LateralTwitlerLT that's what fiction is for - evoking emotions in people
@@LateralTwitlerLT Imagine being a heartless monster
@@PizzaMadeMeFat Imagine thinking getting emotionally damaged over a cartoon rodent makes one a good person
@@LateralTwitlerLT imagine putting words in someone’s mouth
DW getting punched is still the only really satisfying thing this show had to offer...mostly due to all the youtube poops that made decent use of it.
Also, I never realized just how much Arthurs parents suck.
*Arthur punches DW:* Hey you bad we punish.
*Arthur gets punched:* Haha you get hit now.
DW tricks Arthur to faked it she can't talk. She treats him as a slave.
And of course DW gets away with everything.
Cus she’s a girl.
Girls NEVER get punished.
It’s ALWAYS the guys that have to suffer while girls get off scotfree.
Cus of course you’re not suppose to hit or punish girls.
Cus “they can’t handle punishment”
Cus “they’re much too delicate, much too frail”
Everybody who had a younger sibling loved this episode.
DW was a brat with no comeuppance and never gets punished.
Yeah I just don't get it. D.W Broke his model airplane and yet she gets all the love and attention from her parents and Arthur gets grounded because he punched her even though she deserved it. But when HE gets punched for no good reason whats so ever his parents are just like, "Yeah now you know how your poor little sister feels!" Bitch wtf? Also Grandma Thora should have just told Arthur the truth in the new years episode of what actually happened instead of letting D.W mess with Arthur.
I was just thinking that.
Like okay, in the real world, it's still bad to punch a 4 year old. What DW did was wrong, and what Arthur did was wrong too.
But if my son got punched in school by a bully, I'm fuckin' raising hell over it.
You know what you teach your child if something bad like this happens to them and you berate them? They're gonna start accepting any abuse that comes to them, believe they deserve it some how. Like holy crap that's messed up. And maybe I'm looking far too deep into this for a kid's show, but at least make an effort to make the parents better.
I was the STORYBOARD SUPERVISOR on Arthur for these seasons. We actually did have a scene showing Arthur clearly hitting DW on the arm on the original storyboard but the client made us take it out as it was deemed too violent...so in a panic to get the show out to animation I sketched out the now iconic shot of Arthur's fist shaking in fury on a Post-It note to get around the client's restriction and slapped that over the shot of Arthur hitting DW on the arm and we tried to get away with the punch off screen...but of course in film, as all the great Directors like Alfred Hitchcock know, by NOT showing something it becomes infinitely more scary as your mind comes up with the most terrible scenarios to fill in the gaps. Arthur had great scripts by terrific writers that were instructed to NOT make a boring educational Magic School Bus type show...and boy did they deliver!
Half of thing from this video shall give her Smack - from parents. All of them punishment, but parents doing nothing
I like to think that Arthur channeled ki into his fist, before unleashing a megaton punch.
At the time were there any objections of that particular episode? Did anyone not like the fact that the episode never showed D.W. being punished?
@@moses2998 Hmm, I don't remember anyone mentioning any issue with DW not being punished at the time...But in those days I don't think there was even a Story Editor and we had no audience testing at all and certainly no child psychologists taking out all the jokes and funny words like cartoons have today...Cartoons in the 1990's were mostly made by goofy men who were skilled at their jobs and were generally allowed to write whatever they thought would make an entertaining show. Today a weird word like "persimmon" would have to be changed to "apple slices" because persimmon is too confusing to children and apple slices are healthier. Joke ruined.
Out of curiosity, when did you guys notice how one sided it was while watching the final work?
The fact she didn't get in trouble makes me so mad.
Kinda like how things are today as we're adults.
@@WorldWalker128 yeap
"She's Just 4" - 🤓
@@SMCwasTaken nah really?
@@blademaster1227 4 year olds are annoying
My grandma used to watch this with us after school and would always complain that DW was a little shit.
Based Grandma?
Did her name happen to be Thora? 😂
@@TailsDoll-ot7fq the word based has lost it's meaning.
@@harrisonbetker2271 not to me, lol
@@harrisonbetker2271 It never had one. At least the way the Internet used it.
This is a perfect example of if you're the oldest child, you're automatically at fault.
I caught many a beatings for things I never did because my sister only chose to reveal the truth a day or so later, like how the fuck does an apology from the asshole parents that hit me a day afterwards for something I never did gonna make me feel better.
You mean middle child. The older child is just expected to be more responsible, the middle child always gets blamed for the younger ones mischief and the older ones mistakes.
Not in our Case
Also sucks if you're a stepchild.
@@caucasoidape8838 I know that all too well. That’s why my mom is going through a divorce with my stepdad for how he treated me and her over the years.
I swear Arthur's parents are worse than Caillou's.
I bet they beat Arthur with a belt in front of DW telling her how precious she is at the same time as degrading Arthur for not being better.
Nah, Caillou’s parents are on another level.
@@1_star_reviews Are you talking about the actual Caillou show, or the Go-Animate version of Cailllou? lol
Nah man, Arthur is proof that the reeds are not the worst parents, while definitely flawed. Meanwhile Caillou is the eldest child and is a sadistic psychopath who never experienced a five across his butt that he desperately asks for.
Caillou's parents are worse. They hardly discipline him and Caillou's dad is a wimp Beta male.
I hate how the Jane and David treat Arthur like a third parent.
They had names?
@@Zthewise They names in the books.
What do you mean by this?
@youcantbeatk7006 it's called Parentafication, which is a form a of abuse actually
@@BoomyShakes like how the proud parents treat penny when they leave her youngest siblings in her hands from the proud family?
Arthur is 2x DW's age at the beginning so I can see why he would be punished too even though DW most definitely deserved it. But, DW should have gotten the harshest punishment. She was pest, entered someone's room without permission and destroyed their property. Then instead of any remorse, she blames the plane! I hated the moral of this episode. They did Arthur so dirty and DW got off scot free.
This is the funniest thing I've seen in ages, thank you so much!!
Tbh, I blame the parents. They don't seem to have taught their daughter proper boundaries.
@@finkyou pretty much everyone blames the parents. That's the quiet part that doesn't need to be said outloud because it's obvious
@@AndyyWithAY Yeah, that's right 😅
Well of course DW got off scotfree.
She's a girl
The only time I remember seeing D.W getting punished is when she got sent to her room for 10 minutes. And that was it. She didn't get anything taken away from her, she just had to sit in her room with all of her toys for 10 minutes. But ofc she loses her mind in the episode thinking it's the worse thing to happen to her.
I think DW was at her worst in DW’s Very Bad Mood, where she acts out for several days straight, all because she wasn’t invited to a classmate’s birthday party.
I recently covered that episode: th-cam.com/video/9nzD5VmrTiE/w-d-xo.html
A birthday party for a girl she isn't really friends with, but her friend Emily got to go. Maybe there was no room?
DW just had to learn that she can’t always be invited to every event.
Yet the parents did absolutely nothing to stop her bad behavior. No disapline once so ever 😤
And the episode ends with her getting rewarded
Watching this, it makes sense why DW became a police officer when she grew up
Yeah a dirty cop.
He has a gun.
I was scared for my life.
Man I'll hate to live in the same town as d.w.
@@whitewolf247Yeah that's what they said, a police officer.
The bar must really been lowered or that there was no standards at all over at ElWood City
@@hahano9586 Actually, She could have only been a parking ticket cop (cops that just hands out tickets for parked cars, will not be seeing any action)
Manny Heffley: Ahh finaly a worthy opponent
Pin this man’s comment
rap battles of history
Caillou: our battle will be legendary.
For some reason, I find Manny Heffley more tolerable than DW.
@@okjeffy6581 why do I see you everywhere?
As a kid I didn't have words to describe how I felt about this particular character. As an adult I don't need them because the internet has already said it
The episode when DW thought she was smarter than Arthur cracks me up because everyone was believing her bullshit. Including Buster. 😭😭😭
And now, at 30, i know people who would have believed her
@@Speleomimus same here. 😭😭😭😭😭
@@Speleomimus Oh Christ, DW was dealing in fake news before that thing went mainstream.
@@TheAeroAvatar DW is definitely anti-vax and is intentionally vague on her whereabouts on January 6, 2021 😂
Didn't it all end up being a ploy though? I thought at the very end she tells Brain 'oh I never believed any of that. I just wanted to go to the museum'
Watching this was so cathartic that I realized D.W. didn't just traumatize Arthur, she traumatized all of us too. F U D.W.
It’s usually once the older kid moves out that the parents see how bad the bratty, younger kid or kids are. Lol. My mother complained so badly about my younger siblings after I graduated and went to college. Once I left the house for good, I told her it was her fault. 🤷🏽♀️ They never had any true consequences.
Lmao this KINDA happened with me. EXCEPT only one of my younger siblings were really bad. And MY MOM KNEW. She even considered and floated the idea of sending him to military school if he didn't taper down once he got to a teenager.
But she kept blowing me off, and actually convinced me that it was Actually my job to to teach, feed him, and raise him as a older sister. Not her, (idk, she had alot of issues, ALOT) she did her then version of gaslighting me which didn't exist as a term back then.
When I Graduated and was moving out to another relatives house. I gave her a 3 month warning that she needed to find someone to look after him, babysit, or put her foot down. And start making him take more responsibility. She did nothing to prepare. so I just went ahead and left.
After X amount of months of being gone, she start calling me complaining about his behavior. She had to deal with him FULL TIME.
The oldest out of all of us. Told me "This boy is BAD". And I straight up rolled my eyes and said
"You the one that told me he WASN'T A BAD CHILD. And guilted me for saying it like I was evil".
Idk my whole family was in a alternate universe. And as for that younger sibling, he's a grown man now. But as a child, you'd wish you had DW. He made her look like a Angel.
‘God forbid this demon child lives past 7!’ 🤣
I didn't really watch Arthur growing up, but we had a VHS tape with like 2 or 3 episodes on it, and one of the few things I remember from that VHS tape was a line where Arthur is being accused of something, and he says he didn't do it and DW says "Yeah, just like you DIDN'T take my snowball out of the freezer!" and Arthur rolled his eyes and said "Let's not start THAT again!" and that line always stood out to me just because of how random and out of left field it seemed, and it never occurred to me that it was a reference to an earlier episode.
That episode really annoyed me. Arthur’s trying to do homework, D.W keeps pestering him with a child sing that says made up words, he threatens to break it, D.W tells her parents, they get mad at him.
@@thewillofabeast9079 Should have threatened to break his foot off in her ass.
The first episode would have been better if we’d had DW moaning to Emily at school about how her brother hit her but Emily being shocked by DW breaking her brother’s model plane and then her other classmates acting like Arthur’s friends when they find out about Arthur hitting DW somehow, and DW finally realising she was in the wrong too.
Also, in DW’s Baby, I don’t get why DW always says “She’s MY sister” as if Kate isn’t also Arthur’s sister too.
As interesting as that sounds, that wouldn't remove the thing that people dislike about the episode. I would keep things the same but change two little things. 1. DW gets punished on screen
2. The parents call binky's parents on screen
“Maybe that’s how DW felt when you punched her.” Oh, so Binky’s parents don’t get informed about what happened? Binky doesn’t get the punishment Arthur did?
To be fair, binky did apologize to Arthur.
@@harrisonbetker2271 But he otherwise got off scot free.
Binky just blindly listened to his so-called friends and never bothered to question them.
@@justin2308I know binky was really sorry so it doesn’t bother me necessarily, but it should definitely bother Arthur’s parents
All together now....
"I TOLD YOU NOT TO TOUCH IT!!!"
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@@briangruenewald7536 didn’t realize buster was joining in on the dw beating
@@owenblount7334 everyone's joining in
💢👊🏾💢
I was also obsessed with my brother as a 4 yr old when he was born. My parents did NOT let him sleep in my room. I was pissed about that lmao. I spent a lot of SUPERVISED time with him and gave him his first bottle and stuff.
I think that’s really sweet :)
I didn't know I needed DW hate content, but I'm here for it, keep it up! I remember watching Arthur with my little brother (we're just 1.5 years apart) and we hated DW so much, we cringed at the mention of her name lol. I love your editing, I laughed so hard at "The Good Son" bit. Poor Arthur, his whole family is either psycho or smooth brain at best.
Except for baby Kate, she's smarter then she looks. But no one knows that.
The Little Bill episode “When Friends Gets Mad” does a much better job of handling the lesson from “Arthur’s Big Hit”
DW never gave her brother a real genuine apology and instead changed the topic to why his model plane didn't fly when she threw it out the window. 😤
@@erikastone9183 I think I read somewhere that even Marc Brown regrets making “Arthur’s Big Hit”
@@thewillofabeast9079 He's also said that D.W. is *his favorite character.* WTF Marc!?
@@OzzyNe0n nice to know that creators of books, cartoons and shows ect. Are NOT ALLOWED to have favorite characters.
@@harrisonbetker2271they are. It just might be revealing when someone's favorite character is the worst one
2:13 that little smirk she gave Arthur always bugged the hell outta me.
DW broke a model of the Bell X-1, if that was my sister she would’ve gone out the window next
Give her a free demonstration of the Prague Defenestration.
@@BIGBLOCK5022006What is that?
@@BIGBLOCK5022006I would’ve said that she was taking about something in a square in 1989 and send her a one-way ticket to china
DW is the kind of cartoon child that you would want William Afton from Five Nights at Freddy’s to have alone time with.
Nah, cause William Afton would do something that kept her spirit alive for all eternity. DW is the kind of cartoon child that is the reason you have Anakin Skywalker on speed dial.
Uhh...FBI open up i guess?
@@megaman37456A fitting fate, I'd say.
@@cadjebushey6524No.
@@megaman37456
Or Haiji Towa.
I wish you would've included the episode where DW drives Arthur crazy by playing her Crazy Bus CD a thousand times a day!
I misread your comment as DW playing her _Crazy _*_Taxi_* CD everyday, and imagined her playing “That’s All I Want” everywhere she went, 24/7! 🤣
Oh yes…… Especially the part when Arthur ended up getting punished just for threatening to wreck the CD when he didn’t actually do anything. And what punishment does DW get? Nothing……… Just a little talking to you……… Sometimes I think DW is the original Karen.
@@kittygaillot2286 The way DW was obsessed with playing her favorite CD reminds me of when I was her age. I would play my Smurfs records to the point of annoying my older sister! Unlike the episode my sister never threatened to destroy my records because she knew that I would get upset like DW was. And had I done the things that she did to Arthur I would've gotten my butt whooped!
My own brother did that with a song from the 90's with some dude singing about wanting to be a butterfly. Apparently it had something to do with a spiritual awakening but I doubt he understood that. He loved the idea of flying. Eventually I got tired of hearing it and unplugged the stereo. He got upset. My father thanked me.
@@kittygaillot2286you mean she's not?
I don't know about D.W. deserving getting punched by Arthur, but I agree with you about what you said about Arthur's parents being apathetic (not cool) when Arthur got punched because like you said, at least Arthur had his reasons. Also "I'm just a child."? Ye- no. Even a child would know that it's just a toy. Whether she knew it was a toy or not that doesn't change that fact that she was told not to touch it, and did it anyway and like you said, tried to blame him for it. Also, Arthur's a child too, 2 can play this game.
If I did that, I would just ask for someone to punch me.
as if she doesn't know that by saying she is just a child, she is proving that she has enough self awareness to not be the way she is
Nahhh she def deserved it. If more people got punched for doing bad things to others, we'd have less a-holes in the world.
1000% deserved.
I love all the Mr Ratburn jokes
5:09 did my dude really think _Arthur_ of all people would put his shoes into the dishwasher?💀💀
Poor Arthur tbh. I feel like realistically he would have been a smoker as a teenager due to depression and self-isolation.
idk why this comment makes me giggle
I thought he was so upset at what he saw that he was just asking if Arthur knew only to give off the impression he thought Arthur did it
For those of you who are curious, the narrator of the first episode is Aaron Daniel Jacob, who was a voice actor on Phineas and Ferb. He's one of the lead singers on this song from Candace Against the Universe: th-cam.com/video/EXu9zczzohU/w-d-xo.html
his dad is the composer for music in phineas and ferb and some other disney channel shows
Chop away at my heart!! That's so cool!!
If there was a tier list of annoying sisters DW is DEFINITELY #1
Or at the very least #2, right behind Sarah from Ed, Edd, n Eddy
What about Dee Dee from Dexter's Lab? That bitch broke shit for the lolz.
@@benjaminkern6450 Sarah actually does have a very MINOR redemption arc in Big Picture show at the end. But I mean it's still more than DW got or deserves. If DW were my sister I'd be calling Anakin saying "Hey I think I found a youngling you missed."
No way. It's DeeDee from Dexter's lab. Although the big sister she acts like dw
@@coffeebux MAN I hate Deedee, she's such a brat and she hides her intelligence behind destruction and manipulation. I swear most people aren't even AWARE of how much she sucks!
It’s funny how the parents are no where to be seen when D.W messes with the plane. This episode rubbed me the wrong way but it did teach me some valuable lessons. 1. Lock your door 2. Parents will always take up for the younger child.😂
Grandma shouldn't have talked her out of it and left her on the island. No one would have missed her and everyone would have been happier.
7:27. To be fair.... Dorothy Winifred Reed was a total Karen
Yeah, good point.
it's Dora Winifred you filthy casual
I admit this might not be fair, but DW literally singlehandedly ruined this entire show down for me. I never wanted to watch it when it was on when I was younger because the episode might have had DW in it, that's how much I hated her (and to an extent still do). It's really telling just how bad a character is when they are the sole reason someone might not wanna watch your show at all. Even Scrappy Doo, the poster child for bad characters in otherwise good shows, didn't manage that, but DW Read did.
I will admit that her behavior (for me) becomes less annoying and a little more palatable in the late 2000s, but yeah, from 1996 to around 2007 or so, she was unbearable.
My brother just said the same thing 😂
I feel like Deedee is worse because she stars in more episodes and destroys Dexter's things for literally no reason.
@@YujiUedaFan In defense of Deedee... Dexter never had any illusions to being a "Moral" program... Dexter beats his entire class up with a exomech that fires dodgeballs... While PBS had a flat out mandate "You actually have to be in someway "Educational" and "Moralistic"...
@@AnthonyGladbach Because Dexter lost it after getting beaten up constantly.
These are the funniest videos I’ve seen in quite some time. Really brought me back to my childhood in a sarcastic way 😂 love it. Keep up the stellar work!! ❤
Dw aka Dora Winifred Read being deserved to punch by her brother for destroyed his model plane.
I think it's important for everyone to catch a beating for doing stupid shit at least once in their life. To many people live as if they will never have to face consequences no matter how shitty they are to people, and this goes doubly so if they are the ones who authority figures would overlook when they abused others.
BEATING FOR EVERYONE
@@PeterParker-ff7ub PAIN = BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION. BE GOOD OR SMACKS. seriously though being abused as a child is why so many adults are ridiculously over defensive and afraid of consequence and therefore accept living in misery rather than being bold enough to change their life..that conditioning is life long
@@grass_snake80 IDK what brought abuse up. Kane's right, tho. Everyone NEEDS to get their shit kicked in at least once. Not getting that is exactly why the majority of modern society is so fucking narcissistic. People legitimately think they're superior and untouchable.
I wouldn't say everyone needs to catch a beating, but 100% they need to face consequences when they do something stupid/bad knowingly. Such as being grounded, or required to make some other short term sacrifice. Like having their toys taken away, or not allowed to do fun activities. Just so they realise "stupid=punishment".
You can instill good behaviour and a healthy respect for boundaries without violencing being the punishment.
@@PlanetZoidstar the problem is that different people value different things, so most people have certain types of punishments that they can just shrug off. Violence however is a truly universal language that transcends language, culture, and even species. Something being punished is one thing, but knowing something is hazardous to your health is even more effective. Additionally, this isn't meant for the parents to be the one beating them, but rather an outsider who refuses to put up with the bs that someone that unconditionally loves them forgives.
"Because DW is so illiterate, she should change her middle name from 'Winifred' to 'Can't'"
Bro I can't 💀
That's so savage, I love it.
Neither can D.W. XD
When you're the oldest child, you relate to Arthur. It seems like I was the practice child and my parents often sided with my younger siblings.
This episode makes my mom rage quit and it’s always funny to me considering how she does the same shit the parents do with us.
It doesn't surprise me that D.W didn't listen to being told several times by Arthur not to touch his model aeroplane.
When the parents never discipline her, of course she's going to think there are no rules she has to follow.
Dude, your comedic one-liners are hilarious.
Being an older sibling, it definitely feels like this.
Finally found someone that calls dw out on her bs and the idiot parents lol. Always hated dw as she's always being a pain that gets away with everything and never had to face consequences.
I remember this episode! It was the first time I saw him loose his shit and it stayed with me forever.
Arthur didn't do any bad things and DW did and his parents are in DW's side,even though Arthur didn't do anything. His parents are bad.
Arthur should have leave his home and move to California.
No he shouldn't. The countryside is pretty, but most of the people are insane. Unless he intends to live like a hermit in the woods he's better off where he is.
Wrong direction. Go east.
no one should move to California. basically IRL twitter at this point
4:54 It’s honestly heartwarming to see DW like this
Oddly strange how most people see D.W. as an iconic savage while others still don’t like her because she’s in term a brat
Am I missing something?
Because I haven’t seen the show since childhood
Plus I remember the punch scene, how I was waiting for it to air on tv and so far it’s not here
It's because she does and say what she wants and no one gets on to her about it and.many people wish they could do the same
I love the theory of Arthur's dad and Mr. Rayburn having an affair
Caillou’s parents: Spoil their son
Arthur’s Parents: Hate their son
My friend's uncle sold her mom to the neighbors for $1 when she was a baby so he could get an ice cream 🤣
Luckily the neighbors took her back to their parents 😂
DW is the example of the worst sibling you can ever have
As the youngest sibling: DW should've been thrown out the window. Younger siblings are allowed to get away with way too much because parents don't wanna parent them and their siblings shouldn't have to, resulting in the parents being neglectful enablers and the siblings being forced to be parents or completely neglecting and hating the little siblings. That leads to younger siblings either tormenting the older siblings further, or hurting everyone and themselves for attention. (Or just completely shutting down).
We've gotta stop normalizing neglecting little kids and practically abusing the older siblings.
PREACH
Then once the eldest moves out the parents then realize just how much of a hellspawn the youngest is, and doesn't know why despite enabling their behavior.
Literally I am so glad me and my brother were treated equally when we were growing up. If one of us did something bad we would be rightfully punished.
ah yes, my favorite part
*just sell the child for 50 cents*
Look, obviously Arthur shouldn’t have hit DW, but she did kind of deserve it. Plus, I doubt Arthur knows how to throw a punch, it looks like he just knocked her down.
I think it was right that Arthur got in trouble for what he did, but I feel like DW should’ve also gotten in trouble. After all, Arthur told her repeatably not to mess with his model plane, and she clearly did not respect his property. And I know the parents say that she’s gonna get in trouble, but since we never actually see that happen, we can infer that she just got a slap on the wrist.
Seems to me like Arthur’s parents were playing favorites in this situation.
DW called it on the time warp. The show keeps continuing and no one gets older.
Wait the show is still going on new episodes? I didnt know that
@@Queenjess69 idk if it’s still going on in 2023, but very recently, like last year or so, we saw Mr Ratburn get married.
@@snowbird1381 I think by last year or so you mean around 4 or 5 years ago
I think I read somewhere that even Marc Brown, the creator of Arthur, regrets making “Arthur’s Big Hit”
I wish I had Mr. Read's sandwich suit, I think i'd feel like a GIANT just wearing that.
I think a better ending of the big hit would have been D.W. feeling bad for her brother getting hurt, and Arthur learning not to hit through that.
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.
10:13 "Because DW is so illiterate, she should change her middle name from Winifred to Can't." LOL! I get it. DW Can't Read!
Dora Can't Read.
😂😂😂😂
That was the worst episode and I remembered writing a letter as a kid to them. Like this WHOLE ass episode gaslighting Arthur and no one saw his point of view like yeeeeah hitting your siblings is wrong but sometimes they piss you off too the point ya snap and honestly DW deserved it and I was glad someone hit her
YEEEEEEEEEEEES! THANK YOU!
Plus, the fact that they throw in Banky being pressured to punch Arthur is "the Peer Pressure" lesson. The episode already done with Buster. So the writing with Arthur and DW was absent minded and insulting towards the audience. Including the children
"D.W. is convinced that her parents don't know what they're doing (raising a baby); the mother promptly leaves Baby Kate alone with D.W. just before the parents determine that D.W. and Kate should share a room..."
It makes so much sense that she becomes a police officer in the end. 💀
She Probably Became A Racist Cop-
What a great series! Cannot wait for the entire season to come out on the same video!
I've been watching "FU D.W" for a while and I've been laughing my ass off for a while, thank you for making this series 😂
The hatred for DW is the kind of fury I haven't seen since pepple made videos about Cailou
"After pushing the plane and her brother over the edge, she repeatedly plays the victim"
Arthur foreshadowed social media activist culture apparently.
Yep
I mean to be fair that has existed in less publicly obvious corruption since at least the sixties. It's very clearly displayed in Fritz the Cat
Winner of the "best comment of the day" award. Well done!
DW Deserves a father like Peter Griffin
Now I can't help but think that Meg would get along with Arthur.
@@jcdenton2187 uhh she becomes Desperate for Lust
She should've been punished for destroying Arthur's room after originally thinking he took her snowball!
Strange how in the New Years, like 5 minutes have passed since DW got up angry about New Years and Arthur checks the clock.
5:35 “DW decided to run away, the first sensible decision she’s made in her entire life”
"Happy Halloween, and FU DW"
I want that on a shirt.
I never realised how bad DW actually was, but maybe that's because she acted very similarly to my younger sister when we were growing up. Everyone in my family was so used to my sister's antics that calling her DW has been a running gag between my mom and I for the past 26 years.
DW: okay Ima fuck around
life: here's your consequences lol
DW: yeah I'm going to cry to my parents and play the victim now
“Dahmer Winfred Read”
watching arthur before going to school at 6am and raining outside is a great memory ill never forget.
This is gonna be something 🗣️💯🔥
I enjoyed this series FAR, FAR more than I intended to! It should NOT have been this entertaining!
Agreed, DW is awful, but I do hope, just to bring it back to the real world for a minute, that her 8 voice actors didn't get hate for it. A job's a job, but some people...for some reason...don't seem to understand that, sadly. Great video BTW
Dw reminds me of my stepsister
Love this! You earned a sub, remember me when you get big, bro!
(D.W. breaks something that doesn't belong to her, Arthur hits her.)
Everyone else: She's just a little kid.
(Arthur gets hit by Binky)
Arthur's parents: It's karma.
This particular episode is the main reason why I hate when people say, "They're just a little kid".
Can't believe I got got by a DW jumpscare.
then again, she has those round, intense, beady little eyes.
This man has an entire channel dedicated to hating on DW I love the pettiness
If you thought that Caillou was perhaps the worst character to ever appear on young children’s television, he still totally is, but for the longest time DW had undoubtedly held that throne ever so gracefully.
I agree we should have seen DW's punishment. I mean at least she apologized later, but still. She should help pay for a new one or something.
I always hated D.W. Never saw this episode as a kid but watching her get punched was cathartic.
I’ve watched Arthur often as a kid and I’m only just now learning about them having a third sibling
Just gonna say it, but I love how you just jump straight into it. That is very gangsta
Arthur's Big Hit was one of those episodes I tended to stay away from, both as a kid and as a grown up wanting some good nostalgia. Don't get the wrong idea, Arthur was in the wrong for punching DW but it still irritated me how the episode played out. It's like the writers was like "Let's make an episode where we bash Arthur by him making something that took him a long time to make, his sister breaks it, despite him constantly telling her to stay away, he punches her, parent and friends are mad at him, Binky punches him, parents don't seem to care, DW doesn't get any repercussions for it." Obviously, an exaggeration as this is a cartoon but the situation was still dire. It wasn't exactly the fact that Arthur got scolded that made me mad (I was still upset but It makes sense), it was that the parents didn't bother to question DW about Arthur telling her not to touch his plane. As the mom was in the hallway scolding Arthur, the dad walks by carrying DW, and she "YoU'rE BAD!!" . . . She's four years old and speaks like a freakin' teenager.
As the series progressed (or plummeted as some didn't like the recent episodes with the new art and animation.) D.W. became more tolerable. She's a little sister so it's understandable for her to act out. While I don't hate DW anymore as I did when I was a kid, I'm not saying I love her either. She's decent, and I do love the heartwarming moments her and Arthur share though.
i remember as a child not believing any of the bullshit arthur's friends or his parents shot at him. my stance is reinforced even as an adult today. DW deserved more than a simple punch. she should have gotten a job and bought arthur a new model as well.
I'm a oldest child and it often made me sad how D.W. slided with most things she did, when Arthur was treated a lot harsher. Dear parents it;s not how making example work. That way you'll not gonna teach younger one how to be responsible, but how to be brat.
@@gurengamer9053 same here, brother. older siblings have all responsibility and no perks.
Extortion, manipulation, lack of awareness, disingenuous, ill-tempered, I never knew how sick she was
you deserve so many subscribers for the commitment you've put into this series
Mr. Read enters Mr. Ratburn’s room with tonight’s special, Aardvarks ass.
Don't you mean Aardvark _cake?_
13:27 "Which is like trying to scare John Wayne Gacy with pictures of clowns." Aww man I loved that one, snorted so bad stuff came out my nose.
Ew