History Trivia / AdventuresFromTheBookOfVirtues

* [AdoredByTheNetwork: Well, this was a CashCowFranchise for [=PorchLight=] Entertainment.

* [[AdoredByTheNetwork Adored by the Producers]]: Well, this was a CashCowFranchise for [=PorchLight=] Entertainment.

* TheOtherDarrin: Everybody was ''entirely'' recast in season three after the series returned from its two-year hiatus, with the voices being done in Vancouver instead of Hollywood. For example, in the first two seasons, Zach was voiced by [[WesternAnimation/{{Recess}} Pamela]] [[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill Adlon]], but in the third season, he was voiced by [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED And]][[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic rew]] [[Anime/MonsterRancher Francis]].
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: WordOfGod confirmed that the plot of "Courage" is based on creator Bruce D. Johnson's hurdle incident when he was a kid.

* CreatorBreakdown: The plotline of the "Courage" episode (see RealLifeWritesThePlot on the main article).

* SameLanguageDub: In the 2000s the first two seasons were redubbed in Singapore (because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrities), giving us a whole new set of voices.

* CowboyBebopAtHisCOmputer: A Qubo [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2ivaoc_Iu8 promo]] for the series calls Sock a tiger, even though he's actually a bobcat.

* WriteWhatYouKnow: Because of his species, Plato is inspired by Bennett's nickname, "Buffalo Bill".

* [[TalkingToHimself Talking to Herself]]: Creator/KathSoucie voices both Annie and Aurora.

* KidsMealToy: Chick-Fil-A had a series of children's books. Among them were ''The Bear and the Travelers: A Story of Trust'', ''The Tortoise and the Hare: A Story of Perseverance'', and ''Zach and the Beanstalk: A Story of Courage''.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: In the 2000s, the first 26 episodes were redubbed in Singapore with local English speaking actors. According to Chuck Powers (who did additional voices in the Singapore-dubbed versions), the reason the redubs were made is because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrity voices. These are the versions available on DVD, qubo, and [=BYUtv=]. Because TV reruns and [=DVDs=] of the series are nothing more than the Singapore dubbed versions, the original PBS versions are easier to find on either official VHS releases by PBS Home Video and later Chik-Fil-A or tape recordings of the old airings. The official [=KidMango=]/[=YouTube=] versions of season 1 had the original voices, but [=KidMango=] has since blocked them, and "Loyalty" was never uploaded. Season 2 is even harder to find, because the VHS tapes were only available to schools, libraries, churches and other institutions, and fewer and fewer of these still have VHS. (Season 3 was never redubbed, because the voices were done in Vancouver, not Hollywood, so there's no celebrity [=VAs=] to pay royalties to.)

* CashCowFranchise

* DuelingShows: With ''WesternAnimation/HappilyEverAfterFairyTalesForEveryChild'', another show which told famous stories with {{CelebrityVoiceActor}}s.

* TheOtherDarrin: Everybody is ''entirely'' recast in season three after the series returned from its two-year hiatus, with the voices being done in Vancouver instead of Hollywood. For example, in the first two seasons, Zach was voiced by [[WesternAnimation/{{Recess}} Pamela]] [[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill Adlon]], but in the third season, he was voiced by [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED And]][[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic rew]] [[Anime/MonsterRancher Francis]].

* TheOtherMarty: In the 2000s the first two seasons were redubbed in Singapore (because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrities), giving us a whole new set of voices.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: In the 2000s, the first 26 episodes were redubbed in Singapore because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrity voices. These are the versions available on DVD, qubo, and [=BYUtv=]. Because TV reruns and [=DVDs=] of the series are nothing more than the Singapore dubbed versions, the original PBS versions are easier to find on either official VHS releases by PBS Home Video and later Chik-Fil-A or tape recordings of the old airings. The official [=KidMango=]/[=YouTube=] versions of season 1 had the original voices, but [=KidMango=] has since blocked them, and "Loyalty" was never uploaded. Season 2 is even harder to find, because the VHS tapes were only available to schools, libraries, churches and other institutions, and fewer and fewer of these still have VHS. (Season 3 was never redubbed, because the voices were done in Vancouver, not Hollywood, so there's no celebrity [=VAs=] to pay royalties to.)

* DoingItForTheArt: Despite having the series air on PBS prime time, series conceiver William Bennett [[HilariousInHindsight had a strong hatred towards PBS because he felt the network raises money from the government]]. This is apparently the main reason why he decides the series won't be funded through federal money, but instead it will be funded [[MerchandiseDriven through sales of an interactive CD-ROM series, home videos, and a series of books]].

* TheOtherMarty: In the 2000s the first two seasons were redubbed in Singapore (because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrities), giving us whole new set of voices.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: In the 2000s, the first 26 episodes were redubbed in Singapore because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrity voices. These are the versions available on DVD, qubo, and [=BYUtv=]. Because TV reruns and [=DVDs=] of the series are nothing more than the Singapore dubbed versions, the original PBS versions are easier to find on either official VHS releases by PBS Home Video and later Chik-Fil-A or tape recordings of the old airings. Strangely enough, the official [=KidMango=]/[=YouTube=] versions of season 1 have the original voices (although "Loyalty" was never uploaded). Season 2 is harder to find, because the VHS tapes were only available to schools, libraries, churches and other institutions, and fewer and fewer of these still have VHS. (Season 3 was never redubbed, because the voices were done in Vancouver, not Hollywood, so there's no celebrity [=VAs=] to pay royalties to.)

** Also, in the 2000s the first two seasons were redubbed in Singapore (because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrities), giving us whole new set of Other Darrins.

* TheOtherDarrin: Everybody is ''entirely'' recast in season three after the series returned from its two-year hiatus, with the voices being done in Vancouver instead of Hollywood. For example, in the first two seasons, Zach was voiced by [[WesternAnimation/{{Recess}} Pamela]] [[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill Adlon]], but in the third season, he was voiced by [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Andrew]] [[Anime/MonsterRancher Francis]].

* RecursiveAdaptation: The series has spawned several paperback picture books when it first aired...while being based on a moral-focused anthology.

* HeyItsThatVoice: The animals are voiced by the voice actors mentioned in the main page's description.
** Not to mention, the characters in the story segments are voiced by professional actors (see SesameStreetCred on the main article).

* TheOtherDarrin:
** Zach: Voiced by Pamela Adlon in the first two seasons, and by Andrew Francis from the second season (second half) onward.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: In the 2000s, the first 26 episodes were redubbed in Singapore because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrity voices. These are the versions available on DVD, qubo, and [=BYUtv=]. Because TV reruns and [=DVDs=] of the series are nothing more than the Singapore dubbed versions, the original PBS versions are easier to find on either official VHS releases by PBS Home Video and later Chik-Fil-A or tape recordings of the old airings. Strangely enough, the official [=KidMango=]/[=YouTube=] versions of season 1 have the original voices (although "Loyalty" was never uploaded). Season 2 is harder to find, because the VHS tapes were only available to schools, libraries and churches, and fewer and fewer of these still have VHS. (Season 3 was never redubbed, because the voices were done in Vancouver, not Hollywood, so there's no celebrity [=VAs=] to pay royalties to.)

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: In the 2000s, the first 26 episodes were redubbed in Singapore because it was too expensive to keep paying royalties to the celebrity voices. These are the versions available on DVD, qubo, and [=BYUtv=]. Because TV reruns and [=DVDs=] of the series are nothing more than the Singapore dubbed versions, the original PBS versions are easier to find on either official VHS releases by PBS Home Video and later Chik-Fil-A or tape recordings of the old airings. Strangely enough, the official [=KidMango=]/[=YouTube=] versions of season 1 have the original voices (although "Loyalty" was never uploaded). Season 2 is harder to find, because the VHS tapes were only available to schools and libraries, and fewer and fewer libraries still have VHS. (Season 3 was never redubbed, because the voices were done in Vancouver, not Hollywood, so there's no celebrity [=VAs=] to pay royalties to.)

* RecursiveAdaptation: The series has spawned several paperback picture books when it first aired...while being based on a moral-based anthology.