Buster Baxter of "Arthur" fame travels around the world with his family.
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From PBS KIDS - While in Salt Lake City, Buster is invited to spend the day with of the Hirschis, a Mormon family and old friends of Bo.
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From PBS KIDS - At the Utah Olympic Park, home of the 2002 Winter Olympics, Buster finds out what it really takes to be an Olympic athlete.
From PBS KIDS - All this traveling has Buster frazzled, and in Seattle, he's developed a bad case of insomnia.
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Daniel Brochu | ... | Buster Baxter 51 episodes, 2004-2012 |
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Vanessa Abruzzo | ... | Mora 40 episodes, 2004-2005 |
| Elyzabeth Diaga | ... | Mora 40 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
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Buster Baxter of "Arthur" fame travels around the world with his family.
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Love it, love it, love it. Ahem, or rather I love a certain person, whom wears a *very* fashionable outfit of red and black.... (no comment). It is very informative, I love the songs, and everything Pbs does, anything Marc Brown does, anything with Elyzabeth Diaga or (especially) Norman Groulx and Marcel Jeanin in it, is perfectly genius. I don't know what else to say, this humorous, slightly...gay, creative show shows Americans at their best (which is an honorable feat, since America doesn't seem to have a best lately)and inspires children of all ages-take me I'm 20- to do their best. The website is wittily handled, and is very helpful for parents, and fun for children. If you ask any one of my friends, you'll know I'm extremely obsessed, and won't shut up about... ahem. If the red/black thing didn't give you a hint, here's another: Married to a blue shirt/black mini that barely covers her.....
Anyways, PFB is a funny, cute, *hot*, show that should help kids with geography, culture, and corny jokes. Warning!: If your child starts walking around singing, thank Carlos (ahem) and Mora. However, do not be alarmed, because your children WILL pass the history sol's and will know their way around New York.