The long-running PBS Kids series Arthur will end next month with a four-part finale showing what is in store for the characters as adults, the public broadcaster announced Tuesday.
The news conference was to announce efforts to oppose de-funding.
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The final four episodes of the series will be aired on PBS.
PBS announced that the entire series will be available to stream on PBS Kids, and that the characters will live on in a series of digital shorts and interactive digital content.
The finale will be preceded by a marathon of the series on PBS and on PBS Kids.
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Over 250. Since the show's 1996 premiere, there have been over 100 episodes.
Arthur is a children's book written by Mark Brown and tells the story of a talking aardvark who lives in Elwood City with his parents and sisters. He and his friends went to third grade under the watch of their strict teacher, Mr. Ratburn, who made headlines in 2019. Tough subjects like divorce and asthma were touched on in the show. The show won several awards during its run. It was the most popular show for kids ages 2 to 11 in the early 2000s. John Lewis, Joan Rivers, B.J. Novak, Larry King, and many others have guest starred on the show. The 25th season of Arthur will be the last on PBS.
The finale of Arthur will be a flash- forward to grown up versions of Beloved Characters.
PBS Plots Digital Spinoffs As Long-Running Kids Series Comes To An End.
The New York Times reported that Arthur is ending after 25 years.
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