History YMMV / StrawberryShortcake

** After much pressure (remember that SSC has a berry, berry strong base in Malaysia), Cartoon Network has agreed to air SSC:BBA on the main channel in addition to Boomerang. However, the episodes are not only one whole season behind Boomerang, they're aired at an ungodly time of '''6 AM''', with no repeats.

** After much pressure (remember that SSC has a berry, berry strong base in Malaysia), Cartoon Network has agreed to air SSC:BBA on the main channel in addition to Boomerang. However, the episodes are not only one whole season behind Boomerang, they're aired at an ungodly time of '''6 AM'''.

** After much pressure (remember that SSC has a berry, berry strong base in Malaysia), Cartoon Network has agreed to air SSC:BBA on the main channel in addition to Boomerang. However, the episodes are not only one season behind Boomerang, they're aired at an ungodly time of '''6 AM'''.

** After much pressure (remember that SSC has a very, very strong base in Malaysia), Cartoon Network has agreed to air SSC:BBA on the main channel in addition to Boomerang. However, the episodes are not only one season behind Boomerang, they're aired at an ungodly time of '''6 AM'''.

* FanNickname / PortmanteauSeriesNickname - SSC

* DisneyDeath - Wicker and the potato guards in ''Death Valley of No Return!''

** The death of James Street ventures into this territory. His character, Huckleberry Pie, often used a skateboard to get around Strawberryland. Riding without a helmet, Street was in a fatal skateboarding crash. (Daniel Canfield voiced Huck for the remaining seasons and in ''Death Valley of No Return'' and VeggieTales ''Pickle Foothigh''.)

** The death of James Street ventures into this territory. His character, Huckleberry Pie, often used a skateboard to get around Strawberryland. Riding without a helmet, Street was in a fatal skateboarding crash. (Daniel Canfield voiced Huck for the remaining seasons.)

* UncannyValley - Some of the characters'(especially the Berrykins) expressions are a bit TOO realistic in CGI...
* ScrewedByTheNetwork - Not by The Hub, but by Cartoon Network, which somehow acquired the rights to air programming featuring Hasbro's characters in most regions outside North America. Arguably, Cartoon Network's action of putting the show on it's sister channel, Boomerang, instead of on the main Cartoon Network channel itself, qualifies for this trope. Not only is Boomerang not as widely available worldwide as it's older sibling (to the point that there are countries in the world that have cable providers that do carry Cartoon Network but not Boomerang), in countries that do have both, Boomerang is typically a premium size-up package pay channel while the main Cartoon Network channel itself is a basic package pay channel. This severely limits the availability of the show.

* BetterThanItSounds - It's definitely never a mindless series. The humor is clever, the characters are likable, and it is an all-around good set of shows that do not apologize for being what they are yet are still able to maintain vocal fans of all ages and genders.

** The death of James Street ventures into this territory. His character, Huckleberry Pie, often used a skateboard to get around Strawberryland. Riding without a helmet, Street was in a fatal skateboarding crash. (Daniel Canfield voiced Huck for the remaining seasons.)
* {{Lostalgia}}: After cries of RuinedForever died down for the 2009 series, this trope lingered on for some of the fans of the 2003/2007 series, especially while listening to the more touching songs of the older series and realizing that they'll never be able to hear the sweet voices of the characters they knew and loved, and realizing that the show's musical direction will never be the same.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork - Not by The Hub, but by Cartoon Network, which somehow acquired the rights to air programming featuring Hasbro's characters outside North America. Arguably, Cartoon Network's action of putting the show on it's sister channel, Boomerang, instead of on the main Cartoon Network channel itself, qualifies for this trope. Not only is Boomerang not as widely available worldwide as it's older sibling (to the point that there are countries in the world that do have cable providers carrying Cartoon Network but not Boomerang), in countries that do have both, Boomerang is typically a premium size-up package pay channel while the main Cartoon Network channel itself is a basic package pay channel. This severely limits the availability of the show.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork - Arguably, Cartoon Network's action of putting the show on it's sister channel, Boomerang, instead of on the main Cartoon Network channel itself, qualifies for this trope. Not only is Boomerang not as widely available worldwide as it's older sibling (to the point that there are countries in the world that do have cable providers carrying Cartoon Network but not Boomerang), in countries that do have both, Boomerang is typically a premium size-up package pay channel while the main Cartoon Network channel itself is a basic package pay channel. This severely limits the availability of the show.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork - Arguably, Cartoon Network's action of putting the show on it's sister channel, Boomerang, instead of on the main Cartoon Network channel itself, qualifies for this trope. Not only is Boomerang not as widely available worldwide as it's older sibling (to the point that there are countries in the world that do have cable providers carrying Cartoon Network but not Boomerang), in countries that do have both, Boomerang is typically a premium size-up package pay channel while the main Cartoon Network package itself is a basic package pay channel. This severely limits the availability of the show.

* AwesomeMusic - There are people who buy the music CDs of the series.

* UncannyValley - Some of the characters'(especially the Berrykins) expressions are a bit TOO realistic in CGI...

* {{Lostalgia}}: After cries of RuinedForever died down for the 2009 series, this trope lingered on for some of the fans of the 2003/2007 series, especially while listening to the more touching songs of the older series and realizing that they'll never be able to hear the sweet voices of the characters they loved and knew, or songs of such high quality, ever again.

* {{Lostalgia}}: After cries of RuinedForever died down for the 2009 series, this trope lingered on for some of the fans of the 2003/2007 series, especially while listening to the more touching songs of the older series and realizing that they'll never be able to hear the sweet voices of the characters they loved and knew, or have songs of such educational quality, ever again.

* AwesomeMusic - ''The World of Strawberry Shortcake'', ''Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City'' and ''Strawberry Shortcake: Pets on Parade'' feature music by Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman. You might know them better as Flo (Volman) and Eddie (Kaylan), of The Turtles, [[FrankZappa The Mothers Of Invention]] and ''DownAndDirtyDuck'' fame.

* {{Mondegreen}} - Happened to some during the Berrykins' song in "Sky's the Limit!". The fast, pitch shifted voices singing sounded incoherent to some viewers, and resulted in strange lines like "Do we have a very nice butt?". It didn't help that the closed captioning was flashing by at too fast a rate to be comprehensible without pausing, either.

* * {{Mondegreen}} - Happened to some during the Berrykins' song in "Sky's the Limit!". The fast, pitch shifted voices singing sounded incoherent to some viewers, and resulted in strange lines like "Do we have a very nice butt?". It didn't help that the closed captioning was flashing by at too fast a rate to be comprehensible without pausing, either.

* AdaptationDecay - If you really cared about the lack of villains in the newest incarnation, that is.

* * {{Mondegreen}} - Happened to some during the Berrykins' song in "Sky's the Limit!". The fast, pitch shifted voices singing sounded incoherent to some viewers, and resulted in strange lines like "Do we have a very nice butt?". It didn't help that the closed captioning was flashing by at too fast a rate to be comprehensible without pausing, either.