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* ActingForTwo: Creator/TonyDaniels voices Uncle Joe and Mad Jack, who interact in "Plaid to the Bone".
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/TonyDaniels voices Uncle Joe and Mad Jack, who interact in "Plaid to the Bone".
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* OutOfOrder: In "2105", they briefly travel through time periods that have visited before, including the old west from "The Good, the Bad, and the Goofy". However, that episode didn't air until a while later.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: There are books and graphic novels based on episodes of the cartoon.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: There are books and graphic novels based on Some episodes of the cartoon.cartoon were adapted into books.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: There were graphic novels and "I Can Read" books based on episodes of the cartoon.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: There were are books and graphic novels and "I Can Read" books based on episodes of the cartoon.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: There were graphic novels and "I Can Read" books based on episodes of the cartoon.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/TonyDaniels voices Uncle Joe and Mad Jack, who interact in "Plaid to the Bone".
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* CreatorsOddball: For WGBH Boston, who co-produced the show, as this may be the only show they produced that never aired on PBS (but it was once planned for the network initially, more on that down below), however it currently does air on PBS Kids in Africa and PBS currently has distribution rights to the series, so it’s possible it could appear on the US network sometime in the future.
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* CreatorsOddball: For WGBH Boston, who co-produced the show, as this may be the only show show, besides ''WesternAnimation/PeepAndTheBigWideWorld'', they produced that never aired on PBS (but it was once planned for the network initially, more on that down below), however it currently does air on PBS Kids in Africa and PBS currently has distribution rights to the series, so it’s possible it could appear on the US network sometime in the future.
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* CreatorsOddball: For WGBH Boston, who co-produced the show, as this may be the only show they produced that never aired on PBS, PBS (but it was once planned for the network initially, more on that down below), however it currently does air on PBS Kids in Africa and PBS currently has distribution rights to the series, so it’s possible it could appear on the US network sometime in the future.
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* NoExportForYou: The series wasn't exported to many non-English speaking countries, the only known countries that got the series were Israel, Portugal (which both got the show), a Spanish speaking country (which got the first book, unknown if it's from Latin America or Spain) and South Korea (which got the most lucky out of them all by getting both the books and show, albeit subbed rather than dubbed), it's unknown why but it's possible it was because of the show dealing with history, and certain countries being weary about showing their past, a similar case happened with the 2009 television adaptation of ''Literature/HorribleHistories'', another book-based history teaching kids' show.
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* NoExportForYou: The series wasn't exported to many non-English speaking countries, the only known countries that got the series were Israel, Ukraine, Portugal (which both all got the show), a Spanish speaking country (which got the first book, unknown if it's from Latin America or Spain) and South Korea (which got the most lucky out of them all by getting both the books and show, albeit subbed rather than dubbed), it's unknown why but it's possible it was because of the show dealing with history, and certain countries being weary about showing their past, a similar case happened with the 2009 television adaptation of ''Literature/HorribleHistories'', another book-based history teaching kids' show.
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* NoExportForYou: The series wasn't exported to many non-English speaking countries, the only known countries that got the series were Israel, Portugal (which both got the show), a Spanish speaking country (which got the first book, unknown if it's from Latin America or Spain) and South Korea (which got the most lucky out of them all by getting both the books and show, albeit subbed rather than dubbed), it's unknown why but it's possible it was because of the show dealing with history, and certain countries being weary about showing their past, a similar case happened with the 2009 television adaptation of ''Literature/HorribleHistories'', another book-based time traveling history teaching kids' show.
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* TroubledProduction: There's evidence to suggest the show had a mild case of it. A 1999 article says an animated series was in production and was meant to air in 2001. This didn't happen, and a 2002 article says it was still in production to air on PBS, but they were having trouble getting it off the ground. It eventually aired in 2005 on Discovery Kids.
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* CreatorsOddball: For WGBH Boston, who co-produced the show, as this may be the only show they produced that never aired on PBS, however it currently does air on PBS Kids in Africa.Africa and PBS currently has distribution rights to the series, so it’s possible it could appear on the US network sometime in the future.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Creator/SarahGadon voiced Jodie for the show's first 14 episodes, but was replaced by Creator/TajjaIsen afterwards.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Sarah Gadon voiced Jodie for the show's first 14 episodes, but was replaced by Tajja Isen afterwards.
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