Arthur the aardvark is no longer PG. Countless memes have been created to modernize and sexualize the classic PBS cartoon that graced children’s television screens 20 years ago and now the network ...

If you know a young millennial, chances are they’ve never once had a problem spelling the word “aardvark.” They also will never forget that nine times nine is 81, and that having fun isn’t hard if you ...

The famous “clenched fist” meme taken from the animated TV series “Arthur” has turned 25, and the well-known image has two big celebrities to thank for its popularity. The meme began as a moment in a ...

The network behind the animated series Arthur is disappointed that social media users are combining images from the long-running children’s’ show with explicit situations and language. A spokeswoman ...

The connection between meme culture and children's cartoons is unexpectedly strong, as evidenced by the meme history of PBS's beloved show 'Arthur.' Featured Video On September 1st, 1999, PBS aired an ...

The Internet is at it again and this time it's with Arthur memes. Screenshots of memorable scenes from the 1990s cartoon have made their way on to the web and they couldn't be more hilarious. Many of ...

Memes of D.W. and Arthur from the PBS show, "Arthur," went viral Thursday. PBS The internet is a strange place sometimes, as proven by “Arthur and D.W.,” which was one of the top-trending Twitter ...

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Welcome to FTW Explains, a guide to catching up on and better understanding stuff going on in the world. You may have noticed a bunch of NBA players tweeting and Instagramming pictures of Arthur, a ...

In the beginning, there was a fist: five brown fingers, emerging from a yellow argyle sweater sleeve. Though one cannot see the owner of the fist’s face, nor even his upper body, everything you need ...

LOS ANGELES — WGBH, the Boston-based network behind the animated series ‘‘Arthur’’ is disappointed that social media users are combining images from the long-running children’s show with explicit ...