the voice claim for Santa's Little Helper would be David Cross and the voice claim for Snowball 2 would be Tina Fey.

Great story. Interesting how it plays into a continuity of other fics, too.

Arthur actually deals with serious and mature themes a lot, so it makes sense that Sue Ellen would see Homer strangling Bart and think of it as an abusive relationship.

If there was ever somehow an Arthur/Simpsons crossover, I honestly caon't imagine its story and dialogue being better than this. The juxtapositions of the shows' worlds together is extremely well done. I especially enjoyed D.W. vs. Bart.

Nice touch with Lisa's Arthur-style fantasy sequence. Bart and Arthur's closing dialogue was great too.

Is...

...is Barthur a thing?

All the characters were pretty much perfectly characterized. I could easily picture all this happening in my head, which is a sign of a very good fic. I also liked the subtle references to the two show's different styles.

Some problems with punctuation and the like, but very nice. The introduction was spot-on. Everyone seems in-character.

Nice story, it was wild from beginning to end.
It's a bit weird about the Sue Ellen and Arthur liking each other though. Bart was really mischievous as he usually is, and I'm glad that the Elwood city group liked lisa

D.W., vegetarians also eat strawberries, seaweed, pasta, granola, and anything else without animal products in it.

This is a very good cross over, The simpsons and arthur were good at every part of the story

The part i liked is when homer thinks of Sue Ellen as an animal

This was a great crossover. The realism of both shows made this fanfic fun to read.

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is great and fun!

Wonderful. Absolutely wonderful. You captured these two brilliant shows in a way that makes me glad crossovers exist. I'm telling you, this should really be on television. I was thoroughly impressed the whole time. Homer was gold almost every time. "She thinks she's people!" It was a really funny callback when Homer actually DID give Sue Ellen a ball of yarn to play with.

You not only respected both worlds, but you explored the differences between the two and built off of them rather than just call attention to them. The Bart/Arthur and Lisa/Sue Ellen pairings were both well-done, and nice way of giving some of your own stories some continuity. There was a large sense of effort, originality, humor, and some nice heartwarming stuff at the end. This is brilliant. That's all I can really say.

Interesting story indeed. To bad it wont ever happen. I would like it to happen but wont.

Good story you have here. I know they will never meet. Not just because humans and animals. Arthur and them has 10 fingers and 10 toes. Bart and them 8 fingers and 8 toes.