Other Guest Stars
- Alex Trebek (called Alex Lebek): Alex Trebek appears in the episode Arthur and the Big Riddle as the host of the Riddle Quest game show.
- Art Garfunkel: Art Garfunkel appears in two Arthur episodes. He first appears in the episode The Ballad of Buster Baxter, and then later appears in Elwood City Turns 100! as one of the guests that Muffy invites to the play.
- Arthur Ganson: Arthur Ganson appears in the episode Muffy's Art Attack.
- The Backstreet Boys (Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell, A.J. McLean, and Kevin Richardson): The Backstreet Boys appear in the episode Arthur, It's Only Rock 'N' Roll.
- Click and Clack, The Tappet Brothers (Tom and Ray Magliozzi): The Car Talk hosts appear in the episode Pick a Car, Any Car, where Arthur calls them about the family car to save it from the junkyard.
- Matt Damon: Matt Damon appears in the episode The Making of Arthur as the host of a show "Postcards from You" (inspired by the "Postcards from You" segment that has been the mid-show feature on Arthur since Season 11 and the feature on the second season of "Postcards from Buster").
- Edgar Rentería: Edgar Rentería also appears in The Curse of the Grebes also playing a Grebe, being Bateria.
- Frank Gehry: Frank Gehry appears in the episode Castles in the Sky, and helps the gang create a new tree house, although they don't know he is Frank Gehry until he gives them a signed photo of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
- Fred Rogers: Mr. Rogers appears on the episode Arthur Meets Mr. Rogers. He visits Arthur's house and Arthur is embarrassed because he thinks that Mr. Rogers Neighborhood is a baby show. Other people think that too. But, when Mr. Rogers comes for a visit to Arthur's class, they all change their minds.
- Jack Prelutsky: Jack Prelutsky appears on the episode I'm a Poet, as the judge of a poetry contest. At the end of the contest, he can't decide who's the winner, so he says "I hate contests. You all win".
- Joan Rivers: Joan Rivers appears as Francine's grandmother.
- Johnny Damon: Johnny Damon also appears in The Curse of the Grebes, also playing a member of the Elwood City Grebes as Playmon.
- Joshua Redman: Joshua Redman appears in the episode My Music Rules as Francine's second-cousin-twice-removed, who they call "Uncle Josh". He gets invited by Arthur and Francine.
- Koko Taylor: Koko Taylor appears in the episode Big Horns George, and is Alan "The Brain"'s favorite blues musician.
- Lance Armstrong: Lance Armstrong appears in "Room to Ride" and "The Great MacGrady".
- Larry King: Larry King appears in the "And Now a Word From Us Kids" section of the episode Elwood City Turns 100! and interviews the gang.
- Michelle Kwan: Michelle Kwan appears in the episode The Good Sport, as the hostess of the Athlete of the Year Award at Lakewood Elementary. It is also said that she graduated from Lakewood Elementary in that series.
- Mike Fincke: Mike Fincke appears in the episode Buster Spaces Out, when Buster, Arthur, Francine, Muffy, George and Carl are trying to launch a rocket.
- Mike Timlin: Mike Timlin appears in the episode The Curse of the Grebes, playing a member of the Elwood City Grebes, being Winlin.
- Ming Tsai: Ming Tsai appears in the episode What's Cooking? as a judge for Arthur's school in a kid cooking contest.
- Neil Gaiman: Neil Gaiman appears in the episode Falafelosophy, where he offers Sue Ellen advice about the graphic novel she is writing after meeting her at a falafel stand.
- Rodney Gilfry: Rodney Gilfry appears in the episode Lights, Camera, Opera as he has a role in the Carmen opera that Muffy and Ed Crosswire see.
- Värttinä: The band Värttinä appear as the holographic band named "BINKY" (not to be confused with Binky Barnes) in the episode "Meet Binky".
- Taj Mahal: Taj Mahal also appears in the episode Big Horns George with Koko Taylor.
- Yo-Yo Ma: Yo-Yo Ma appears in the episode My Music Rules with Joshua Redman. He is the musician that D.W. invites to the library.
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