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* SickEpisode: "I'm Really Ever Not So Well," in which Charlie has to try to cheer up Lola when she has a cold and then he gets it. It was also [[RecursiveAdaptation adapted as a book.]]
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The TV show was seen on TheBBC's [=CBeebies=] Creator/TheBBC's Creator/CBeebies and on [[DisneyChannel [[Creator/DisneyChannel Playhouse Disney]] in the United States. The program was dropped from Playhouse Disney sometime before it became Disney Junior, but repeats were picked up for the 24/7 Disney Junior network. A number of DVD volumes were released. There was an album with music from the television show as well, though it was [[NoExportForYou only released in the U.K.]] Neither the books nor the television show are currently in production, as far as new material goes. A complete series DVD boxset of the show has been released in the UK, cementing the fact that no further episodes will be produced.
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* PrettyInMink: Lola's friend Lotta has a "very white fluffy coat", and she let's Lola borrow it after Lola keeps admiring it.
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* FullBodyDisguise - In "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tying her shoelaces.
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* FullBodyDisguise - In "But I Am An an Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tying her shoelaces.
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* HiddenTrack - The final track of "Charlie & Lola's Favourite & Best Music Record" is an extended version of the show's main title theme. After about a minute of silence, an unlisted bonus, "It's Snowing!", in which Lola gets excited about the first snowfall of the season, set to a beautiful instrumental, plays.
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* StylisticSuck - The characters characters are depicted as childish drawings and the backgrounds are paper collages, giving the series a unique visual style.
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* StylisticSuck - The characters characters are depicted as childish drawings and the backgrounds are paper collages, giving the series a unique visual style.
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The TV show was seen on TheBBC's [=CBeebies=] and on [[DisneyChannel Playhouse Disney]] in the United States. The program was dropped from Playhouse Disney sometime before it became Disney Junior, but repeats were picked up for the 24/7 Disney Junior network. A number of DVD volumes were released. There was an album with music from the television show as well, though it was [[NoExportForYou only released in the U.K.]] Neither the books nor the television show are currently in production, as far as new material goes. A complete series DVD boxset of the show has been released in the UK, cementing the fact that no further episodes will be produced.
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The TV show was seen on TheBBC's [=CBeebies=] and on [[DisneyChannel Playhouse Disney]] in the United States. The program was dropped from Playhouse Disney sometime before it became Disney Junior, but repeats were picked up for the 24/7 Disney Junior network. A number of DVD volumes were released. There was an album with music from the television show as well, though it was [[NoExportForYou only released in the U.K.]] Neither the books nor the television show are currently in production, as far as new material goes. It is occasionally broadcast in Scotland in Gaelic as ''Charlie is Lola''.
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The TV show was seen on TheBBC's [=CBeebies=] and on [[DisneyChannel Playhouse Disney]] in the United States. The program was dropped from Playhouse Disney sometime before it became Disney Junior, but repeats were picked up for the 24/7 Disney Junior network. A number of DVD volumes were released. There was an album with music from the television show as well, though it was [[NoExportForYou only released in the U.K.]] Neither the books nor the television show are currently in production, as far as new material goes. A complete series DVD of the show has been released in the UK, cementing the fact that no further episodes will be produced.
It is occasionally broadcast in Scotland in Gaelic as ''Charlie isLola''.Lola''.
It is occasionally broadcast in Scotland in Gaelic as ''Charlie is
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* ThereAreNoAdults - While Charlie and Lola have parents and teachers, they are never seen and are always off-camera, but their voices are heard.
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* ThereAreNoAdults - While Charlie and Lola have parents and teachers, they are never seen and are always off-camera, but only mentioned. You never even hear their voices are heard.voices.
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* CreatorPreferredAdaptation - Lauren Child has only written four of the books, and doesn't get royalties from the other films, having sold the rights in them before she realised it could be so profitable.
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* CreatorPreferredAdaptation - Lauren Child has only written four of the books, and doesn't get royalties from the other films, having sold the rights in to them before she realised it could be so profitable.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling - Lola fits this trope sometimes, but Charlie is often patient and understanding with her.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling - Lola fits this trope sometimes, but Charlie is often patient and understanding with her. She's probably one of the mildest examples of this ever, while Charlie does occasionally get irritated by her, oftentimes he seems to find her behavior anywhere from amusing to endearing.
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** Each is read out loud by Lola, and it is not unusual for her continue the statement as the show proper starts.
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** Each is read out loud by Lola, and it is not unusual for her continue the statement as the show proper starts. In some cases, what's said and shown on the program don't match up with what's in schedule listings. For example, "I've Got Nobody to Play With" is listed as "Playing On My Own." In other cases, the really long titles are simply shortened, sometimes to as a little as one word.
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** Each is read out loud by Lola, and it is not unusual for her continue the statement as the show proper starts.
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* CreatorPreferredAdaptation - Lauren Child has only written four of the books, and doesn't get royalties from the other films, having sold the rights in them before she realised it could be so profitable.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood - Lola loves pink (strawberry) milk.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood - Lola loves pink (strawberry) milk. WordOfGod says that it's not actually strawberry milk, just coloured pink, perhaps because of not wanting kids to insist that their parents buy them strawberry milk (which is loaded with sugar).
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** In the books and in shows derived from the books, Soren Lorenson is the darker and more selfish side of Lola; he's the one who encourages her to play with Charlie's rocket and lie about it when it gets accidentally broken, he's the one who drinks all the pink milk that Charlie was hoping to share with Marv, and he's the one who Lola is scared will be lonely on her first day in school. More of an [[FreudWasRight id]] than a conscience, then.
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* CaptainErsatz - Bat Cat, a character from Charlie and Lola's favorite comic.
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* CaptainErsatz - Bat Cat, a character from Charlie and Lola's favorite comic. And Pirate Captain Squidbones.
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* HalloweenEpisode - "What Can I Be for Halloween?"
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* InsistentTerminology: When Lola wants to wear the same costume for Hallowe'en two years in a row, she claims that an alligator costume is now a crocodile, which is much more spooky. Charlie, though, insists that she can't wear the same costume two years in a row.
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The TV show was seen on TheBBC's [=CBeebies=] and on [[DisneyChannel Playhouse Disney]] in the United States. The program was dropped from Playhouse Disney sometime before it became Disney Junior, but repeats were picked up for the 24/7 Disney Junior network. A number of DVD volumes were released. There was an album with music from the television show as well, though it was [[NoExportForYou only released in the U.K.]] Neither the books nor the television show are currently in production, as far as new material goes. It is occasionally broadcast in Scotland in Gaelic as ''Charlie is Lola''.
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* FearOfThunder - Lola has this.
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* FearOfThunder - Lola has this.once had this, but it completely disappeared after Charlie came up with a solution for his sister.
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* ThereAreNoAdults - While Charlie and Lola have parents and teachers, they are never seen and are always off-camera.
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* ThereAreNoAdults - While Charlie and Lola have parents and teachers, they are never seen and are always off-camera.off-camera, but their voices are heard.
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'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a series of books by Lauren Child later made into a cartoon. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative and random little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a series of books by Lauren Child Child, later made adapted into a cartoon.cartoon. The original book was published in 2000. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative and random little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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* {{Adorkable}} - Lola Sonner, an annoying and irrational but unfailingly adorable little twerp.
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* {{Adorkable}} - Lola Sonner, an annoying and irrational eccentric but unfailingly adorable little twerp.
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'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a series of books by Lauren Child later made into a cartoon. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative and random little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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** Morton, Marv's little brother.
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* HilarityEnsues - Often as a result of Lola's actions.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: A number of books based on stories from the television show were relesed, with illustrations in the show's style.
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'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a cartoon based on a series of books by Lauren Child. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a cartoon based on a series of books by Lauren Child.Child later made into a cartoon. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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* AdaptationDisplacement - The show is considerably more popular than the books.
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->''"I have this little sister Lola. She is small and very funny."''
'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a cartoon based on a series of books by Lauren Child. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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!!The series contains examples of:
* AdaptationDisplacement - The show is considerably more popular than the books.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling - Lola fits this trope sometimes, but Charlie is often patient and understanding with her.
* BlackBestFriend - Lola's best friend Lotta.
* BrattyHalfPint - Again, Lola.
* CaptainErsatz - Bat Cat, a character from Charlie and Lola's favorite comic.
* ChildrenAreInnocent
* DeathByNewberyMedal - "I Will Not Ever Never Forget You Nibbles" deals with Charlie helping Lola come to terms with the death of her pet mouse, Nibbles.
* FearOfThunder - Lola has this.
* FullBodyDisguise - In "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tying her shoelaces.
* GreenAesop - In "Look After Your Planet".
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming - The majority of the episode titles are essentially statements from Lola, often in a humorously protracted fashion. Examples include "I Will Not Ever Never Eat a Tomato", "We Do Promise Honestly We Can Look After Your Dog" and "I Do Not Ever, Never Want My Wobbly Tooth to Fall Out".
* ImaginaryFriend - Lola has this in Soren Lorenson.
* MediumAwareness - In the ChristmasEpisode, the holiday grinds to a halt because Santa's elves have run out of paper to wrap the presents. As Charlie and Lola head home depressed, Lola notices that the starry sky ''is made of wrapping paper'' (see StylisticSuck), and they tear it off and give it to the elves, thus SavingChristmas.
* TheOtherDarrin - Charlie and Lola have both had three different voice actors respectively, probably because they are all voiced by actual children.
* StockYuck - "I Will Not Ever Never Eat a Tomato".
* StylisticSuck - The characters characters are depicted as childish drawings and the backgrounds are paper collages, giving the series a unique visual style.
* ThereAreNoAdults - While Charlie and Lola have parents and teachers, they are never seen and are always off-camera.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood - Lola loves pink milk.
* WriteWhoYouKnow - Lola is based off an inquisitive young girl that author Lauren Child met on a train.
* YourTomcatIsPregnant - In one episode, Lola brings home the class guinea pig, who is called Bert. Lola insists that Bert is a female guinea pig, even though everyone else insists it's male. At the end of the story, Bert has guinea piglets.
->''"I have this little sister Lola. She is small and very funny."''
'''''Charlie and Lola''''' is a cartoon based on a series of books by Lauren Child. The stories focus on Lola and her older brother Charlie as well as their friends. Lola is an energetic, imaginative little girl; Charlie is a patient and kind older brother who has his work cut out (but is always willing) to help Lola learn and grow.
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!!The series contains examples of:
* AdaptationDisplacement - The show is considerably more popular than the books.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling - Lola fits this trope sometimes, but Charlie is often patient and understanding with her.
* BlackBestFriend - Lola's best friend Lotta.
* BrattyHalfPint - Again, Lola.
* CaptainErsatz - Bat Cat, a character from Charlie and Lola's favorite comic.
* ChildrenAreInnocent
* DeathByNewberyMedal - "I Will Not Ever Never Forget You Nibbles" deals with Charlie helping Lola come to terms with the death of her pet mouse, Nibbles.
* FearOfThunder - Lola has this.
* FullBodyDisguise - In "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tying her shoelaces.
* GreenAesop - In "Look After Your Planet".
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming - The majority of the episode titles are essentially statements from Lola, often in a humorously protracted fashion. Examples include "I Will Not Ever Never Eat a Tomato", "We Do Promise Honestly We Can Look After Your Dog" and "I Do Not Ever, Never Want My Wobbly Tooth to Fall Out".
* ImaginaryFriend - Lola has this in Soren Lorenson.
* MediumAwareness - In the ChristmasEpisode, the holiday grinds to a halt because Santa's elves have run out of paper to wrap the presents. As Charlie and Lola head home depressed, Lola notices that the starry sky ''is made of wrapping paper'' (see StylisticSuck), and they tear it off and give it to the elves, thus SavingChristmas.
* TheOtherDarrin - Charlie and Lola have both had three different voice actors respectively, probably because they are all voiced by actual children.
* StockYuck - "I Will Not Ever Never Eat a Tomato".
* StylisticSuck - The characters characters are depicted as childish drawings and the backgrounds are paper collages, giving the series a unique visual style.
* ThereAreNoAdults - While Charlie and Lola have parents and teachers, they are never seen and are always off-camera.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood - Lola loves pink milk.
* WriteWhoYouKnow - Lola is based off an inquisitive young girl that author Lauren Child met on a train.
* YourTomcatIsPregnant - In one episode, Lola brings home the class guinea pig, who is called Bert. Lola insists that Bert is a female guinea pig, even though everyone else insists it's male. At the end of the story, Bert has guinea piglets.
