Greenwald said that producer GBH and PBS Kids will continue to work together on "additional" Arthur content. While short on explaining any specifics, Greenwald told theGreenwald's statement comes as an original developer of the show, Kathy Waugh, revealed the show's conclusion during aepisode published on July 13. She said the team had a wrap party two years ago and the show is no longer in production.
"I think [PBS] made a mistake, and I think Arthur should come back, and I know I'm not alone in thinking they made a mistake," Waugh said. "I don't know if it was a ratings issue or if it felt like it needed to be retired," she added. "To me, it just felt evergreen, like it was never going to end. But it did end."
The show debuted in 1996 and featured Arthur, an aardvark, and his adventures with friends. The series is based on the popular book series by Marc Brown, who created the character in 1976. For decades, the show had many memorable episodes that focused on diversity and inclusion. Among them, during the premiereIn addition to life lessons, the show spawned many memes, including
Trying not to post the Arthur fist meme
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