TV.com

Postcards From Buster Season 1 Episode 40

Step By Step (Hartford, Connecticut)

Favorite

Watched It I've Watched This 0

Next
Episode Previous
Episode

7.5

User Rating

2 votes

Your Rating: 10
Your Rating: 9.5
Your Rating: 9
Your Rating: 8.5
Your Rating: 8
Your Rating: 7.5
Your Rating: 7
Your Rating: 6.5
Your Rating: 6
Your Rating: 5.5
Your Rating: 5
Your Rating: 4.5
Your Rating: 4
Your Rating: 3.5
Your Rating: 3
Your Rating: 2.5
Your Rating: 2
Your Rating: 1.5
Your Rating: 1

Rate Now

EPISODE REVIEWS
By TV.com Users

Write A Review

Episode Summary

EDIT

AIRED: 3/31/05

Buster visits a hearing impaired dancer of "Bomba Y Plena", a Puerto Rican dance, while showing Francine and Sue Ellen how to dance the Puerto Rican way.

Fan Episode Reviews (0)

Cast & Crew: STARS

EDIT

Marcel Jeannin	Bo Baxter
Norman Groulx	Carlos of Los Viajeros
Elizabeth Diaga	Mora of Los Viajeros
Cameron Ansell	Arthur
Danny Brochu	Buster Baxter

See All Cast & Crew

Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

FILTER BY TYPE

TRIVIA (0)
ADD TRIVIA
- ADD TRIVIA from this episode.
QUOTES (6)
ADD QUOTES
- Buster: I'm singing and dancing newspaper, I'm loving it!
  EDIT SHARE
- Buster: I'm gonna ride to the concert with Carlos and Mora, see you there!
  EDIT SHARE
- Buster: Is it hard for you to hear while doing gymnastics?
  Katrina: No!
  EDIT SHARE
- Buster: What's the favorite snack here?
  Boy: Buñuelos.
  EDIT SHARE
- Buster: What are they?
  Girl: There 'Pañuelo'.
  EDIT SHARE
- Sue Ellen: I always wanted to learn Puerto Rican Dance!
  EDIT SHARE
NOTES (7)
ADD NOTES
- I Forgot To Tell You: Buster explains how hearing impaired people can use the closed captioning to read the dialogue (An episode of "Arthur" with close captioning is shown).
  EDIT SHARE
- Buster and Carlos visits the Guaika school for dance, to learn the "Bomba Y Plena Dance".
  EDIT SHARE
- Karina the dancer, is using a hearing device (A ringing is hear on the background).
  EDIT SHARE
- A fake "Los Viajeros CD" is introduced in this episode.
  EDIT SHARE
- Buster and Mora visits a dance school, to learn Puerto Rican Dance.
  EDIT SHARE
- This episode visits a Puerto Rican Community in Hartford, Connecticut.
  EDIT SHARE
- Sue Ellen and Muffy (Arthur) appears in this episdode.
  EDIT SHARE
ALLUSIONS (3)
ADD ALLUSIONS
- Buster: (At the store) "What is the favorite snack here?"
  Buñuelo is mostly a fried pastry, like dough balls. It could be referred as doughnuts.
  EDIT SHARE
- KATRINA: "Is a Pañuelo..."
  Pañuelo is Handkerchief.
  EDIT SHARE
- KATRINA and BUSTER: "1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8......I'll teach Sue Ellen how to tie the Pañuelo..."
  The "Bomba Y Plena Dance" is a symbolic tradition of Puerto Ricans. This dance combines a symbolic outfit that is composed of a typical dress and a colorful "Pañuelo" (handkerchief). The origin of the "Bomba y Plena Dance" is not clearly known, but is believe to have come as a result of the African slaves tradition that started around the 17th century in the town of LOIZA, a small community some 15 miles east of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The residents use to dance Bomba Y Plena, as a way to worship their Gods, while their Patrons did forbid them to do so. Today, millions of Puerto Ricans take part of this mysterious dance and there are "Bomba Y Plena" schools around the USA and Puerto Rico.
  EDIT SHARE