Talk:Arnold (Hey Arnold!)
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Has anyone considered adding references to his room set up, which was largely automated with the couch and such? 128.208.116.89 03:31, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
I remember SOMEONE saying that his last name was "Shortman." Tamajared 21:58, 3 October 2006 (UTC)
I'm pretty sure his last name is never mentioned. -Alice
I was an admin at the message board where Craig left the teasing message. It's been widely speculated that "Shortman" is, indeed, Arnold's last name because it's used constantly on the show, and it wouldn't be too far-fetched for his own grandpa to call him by his last name...but then again, some have also speculated that his last name could be "Hey". Thanks to the cretins at Nick Studios, we'll never know now unless Craig reveals it in another chat sometime.
Another movie would be sweet. --LtWinters 21:02, 9 August 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Image Please!
You know how it says that when Arnold and Gerald get the telescope you can see 'Arnold Vineland'? Can we get an image of that for the page?
Won123First Posted:6:00 PM Hawaii Time Zone
"Vineland" is not his last name. The street he lives on has been referred to as "Vineland" and "Vine" Street; it's a running gag.
[edit] Same Concept as "The Word of the Day"
In that one episode of Rugrats known as "The Word of the Day," someone named Miss Carol had a new fun phrase with a swear word: "My kids are all little ****." When Angelica said that word, Charlotte would shriek so we couldn't hear it. They also used other loud noises to block the bad word. They didn't want anyone to hear that word because kids would have said it and gotten into trouble for watching Rugrats. 71.90.23.222 (talk) 18:39, 11 February 2008 (UTC)
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