Amidst all the drama in the real world, there are still good things happening on TV. Iconic children's TV show, Arthur, opened up their 22nd season with a major storyline. The season's premiere was ...

LOS ANGELES - Yes, it's true that your favorite children's show “Arthur” is still on the air, and the newest season of the popular cartoon opened with some pretty big news: Arthur’s beloved teacher, ...

The beloved children's cartoon is getting rave reviews from the episode. "Arthur" broke down barriers Monday as the show debuted season 22 on PBS Kids and celebrated the wedding of Mr. Ratburn. Arthur ...

Alabama Public Television did not air the season 22 premiere of the children's cartoon "Arthur," citing concerns that the episode's depiction of a same-sex wedding would be a "violation of trust" of ...

It seems the same-sex wedding between third-grade teacher Mr. Ratburn and chocolate store owner Patrick that kicked off PBS Kids' 22nd season of animated series Arthur was a little too much for the ...

The station cited parent's trust in the network as reason for refusal to air. A week after the season 22 premiere of the children's show "Arthur" was lauded for how it handed the same-sex wedding of ...

Although the television and film landscape has made great strides in LGBTQ+ representation over the past several years, it is still sadly very rare that same-sex couples are shown in mainstream ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. The “Arthur” premiere gave us all the ...

Remember the PBS Kids' animated series Arthur? Well, we're at the start of the 22nd season (yes, it has been that long since your childhood) and yet the program continues to evolve with the times for ...

Alabama's at it again. According to a report from AL.com, Alabama Public Television chose not to broadcast the Season 22 premiere of Arthur, which included the same-sex wedding of beloved elementary ...

In the episode, titled “Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone”, the title character’s third-grade teacher Mr. Ratburn gets married — to Patrick, a chocolatier. Mike McKenzie, director of programming at ...