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* BaitAndSwitchComment: In "Caillou Is Sick," after Caillou's rash is diagnosed as poison ivy, she gives him a bath for comfort and Teddy a wash to clean off the poison ivy. Caillou then asks Mommy if they can go see Grandma now since she can't catch it. Mommy tells her that she's afraid not and he asks her why not.
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* BaitAndSwitchComment: In the [=WildBrain=] version of "Caillou Is Sick," after Caillou's rash is diagnosed as poison ivy, she gives him a bath for comfort and Teddy a wash to clean off the poison ivy. Caillou then asks Mommy if they can go see Grandma now since she can't catch it. Mommy tells her that she's afraid not and he asks her why not.
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* BaitAndSwitchComment: In "Caillou Is Sick," after Caillou's rash is diagnosed as poison ivy, she gives him a bath for comfort and Teddy a wash to clean off the poison ivy. Caillou then asks Mommy if they can go see Grandma now since she can't catch it. Mommy tells her that she's afraid not and he asks her why not.
-->'''Mommy''': Well, I'm afraid you can't go in your bathrobe, sweetie.
-->'''Mommy''': Well, I'm afraid you can't go in your bathrobe, sweetie.
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* WashyWatchy: The [=WildBrain=] version of "Caillou Is Sick" at one points shows Caillou watching his stuffed toy Teddy spinning in the washing machine.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The theme song is sung be Caillou himself, courtesy of Bryn McAuley, his first voice actor.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The theme song is sung be by Caillou himself, courtesy of Bryn McAuley, [=McAuley=], his first voice actor.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In Season 1 , Caillou acts like a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] BrattyHalfPint who whined and complained when he didn't get his way. In Seasons 2 and 3, he still acts like a brat at times but is nicer and more considerate of others. By Season 4, all his flaws are gone and he acts like a CheerfulChild and a NiceGuy with a big imagination and a big heart. Season 5 occasionally makes him InnocentlyInsensitive, and could sometimes be a bit self-absorbed, and became a JerkWithAHeartOfGold but generally nicer and well-behaved overall compared to Seasons 1-3.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In Season 1 , Caillou acts like a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] BrattyHalfPint who whined and complained when he didn't get his way. In Seasons 2 and 3, he still acts like a brat at times but is nicer and more considerate of others. By Season 4, all his flaws are gone and he acts like a CheerfulChild and a NiceGuy with a big imagination and a big heart. Season 5 occasionally makes him InnocentlyInsensitive, and could sometimes be a bit self-absorbed, and became a JerkWithAHeartOfGold but generally nicer and well-behaved overall compared to Seasons 1-3. Both Caillou's New Adventures and the 2022 reboot also stick closer to Caillou's personality in Season 5.
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* InnocentSwearing: The banned episode "Caillou's Crossword" uses the word "stupid" to teach children about swearing. After Caillou and Leo hear an older boy use the word, they call Clementine stupid, and it upsets her. Caillou later uses it around Rosie, and she learns the word. Caillou's mom teaches him that it's not a nice word and he apologizes to Clementine.
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* InnocentSwearing: The banned episode "Caillou's Crossword" uses the word "stupid" to teach children about swearing. After Caillou and Leo hear an older boy use the word, they call Clementine stupid, stupid not knowing it's not a nice word, and it upsets her. Caillou later uses it around Rosie, and she learns the word. Caillou's mom teaches him that it's not a nice word and he apologizes to Clementine.
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* IllGirl: Emma, who has Type 1 diabetes. Caillou is confused as to why she's allowed extra snacks in school and has to have the implications of diabetes explain for him.
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* CampingEpisode: "Camping with Grandpa" and "A-Camping We Will Go".
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* CampingEpisode: "Camping with Grandpa" The show has two:
** "Caillou Goes Camping" where Caillou and"A-Camping his grandpa go camping in the backyard. They set up a tent together, look at animals together, and roast marshmallows over a fire. When bedtime comes, Caillou is scared from the nighttime noises so Grandpa moves the trip inside.
**"A-Camping We WillGo".Go" where Caillou and his family go camping at a campsite. They set up a trailer, Caillou and Mommy go swimming in the water, they eat some burgers, Caillou goes mountain climbing with Daddy, and Caillou sleeps in the hammock with Daddy. The next morning, they get to see a moose (which Caillou had hoped to see earlier in the episode) that gets scared off by Rosie yelling.
** "Caillou Goes Camping" where Caillou and
**"A-Camping We Will
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In Season 1 , Caillou acts like a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] BrattyHalfPint who whined and complained when he didn't get his way. In Seasons 2 and 3, he still acts like a brat at times but is nicer and more considerate of others. By Season 4, all his flaws are gone and he acts like a CheerfulChild and a NiceGuy with a big imagination and a big heart. Season 5 occasionally makes him InnocentlyInsensitive, and could sometimes be a bit self-absorbed, and became a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In Season 1 , Caillou acts like a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] BrattyHalfPint who whined and complained when he didn't get his way. In Seasons 2 and 3, he still acts like a brat at times but is nicer and more considerate of others. By Season 4, all his flaws are gone and he acts like a CheerfulChild and a NiceGuy with a big imagination and a big heart. Season 5 occasionally makes him InnocentlyInsensitive, and could sometimes be a bit self-absorbed, and became a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.JerkWithAHeartOfGold but generally nicer and well-behaved overall compared to Seasons 1-3.
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* {{Forgiveness}}: The lesson in "That's Mine." When Rosie accidentally scratch Caillou's bicycle while trying to help wash it. Despite Rosie apologizing and Boris trying to explain that it was an accident, Caillou is mad and doesn't trust Rosie with his things. He takes back all his toys that he let her borrow and locks them in his toybox so she can't play with them, plus he divides the playroom so they play separately. When he plays with Boris's guitar, he accidentally breaks a string. While Boris asks him about it, Caillou apologizes but Boris isn't mad and explains that accidents happen, including what Rosie did. Caillou apologizes to Rosie for his behavior and she uses her favorite sticker to cover the scratch on the bicycle.
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* {{Forgiveness}}: The lesson in "That's Mine." When In the episode, Rosie accidentally scratch knocks over and scratches Caillou's bicycle while trying to help wash it. Despite Rosie apologizing and Boris trying to explain that it was an accident, Caillou is mad and doesn't trust Rosie with his things. He takes back all his toys that he let her borrow and locks them in his toybox so she can't play with them, plus he divides the playroom so they play separately. When he plays with Boris's guitar, he accidentally breaks a string. While Boris asks him about it, Caillou apologizes but Boris isn't mad and explains that accidents happen, including what Rosie did. Caillou apologizes to Rosie for his behavior and she uses her favorite sticker to cover the scratch on the bicycle.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Caillou gets nicer in each season, but it's really brought up in Season 4 where he acts like a complete angel. This is most likely due to viewer parents complaining about Caillou being a whiny brat.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Caillou gets nicer in each season, but it's really brought up in Season 4 where he acts like a complete angel.angel and while a bit of a JerkWithAHeartOfGold at times in Season 5, is generally nicer overall compared to earlier seasons. This is most likely due to viewer parents complaining about Caillou being a whiny brat.
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* AffectionHatingKid: Subverted. While Caillou likes hugs and kisses from his parents, the episode "Caillou's First Wedding" has him being disgusted twice when he sees his parents kiss and later Jonus and Kristen when they get married.
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* ChristmasSpecial: A direct-to-DVD movie called ''Caillou's Holiday Movie'' was released between Seasons 3 and 4. It featured Caillou being excited for Christmas. He counts down the days in December leading up to Christmas, while doing fun festivites with his family and friends to celebrate and learning something new about Christmas around the world each night. He also learns about Hanukkah as Leo celebrates the holiday.
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* ChristmasSpecial: A direct-to-DVD movie called ''Caillou's Holiday Movie'' was released between Seasons 3 and 4. It featured Caillou being excited for Christmas. He counts down the days in December leading up to Christmas, while doing fun festivites festivities with his family and friends to celebrate and learning something new about Christmas around the world each night. He also learns about Hanukkah as Leo celebrates the holiday.
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* ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere: In the episode "Caillou is Getting Older", Caillou and his dad find a bird who died of old age. Caillou then fears his own mortality, but keeps seeing and hearing things related to age. First his dad says he's getting old because he needs glasses, then his mum says that Rosie's growing up because she can eat on her own, then Sarah has a birthday, and finally his parents tell him he's growing up at bedtime, causing him to yell at them due to AngerBornOfWorry.
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* ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere: In the episode "Caillou is Getting Older", Caillou and his dad find a bird who died of old age. Caillou then fears his own mortality, but keeps seeing and hearing things related to age. First his dad says he's getting old because he needs glasses, then his mum says that Rosie's growing up because she can eat on her own, then Sarah has a birthday, and finally his parents tell him he's growing up at bedtime, causing him to yell at them due to AngerBornOfWorry.AngerBornOfWorry but Boris reassures Caillou that he has lots of time to get bigger and older.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The theme song is sung be Caillou himself.
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* {{Forgiveness}}: The lesson in "That's Mine." When Rosie accidentally scratch Caillou's bicycle while trying to help wash it. Despite Rosie apologizing and Boris trying to explain that it was an accident, Caillou is mad and doesn't trust Rosie with his things. He takes back all his toys that he let her borrow and locks them in his toybox so she can't play with them, plus he divides the playroom so they play separately. When he plays with Boris's guitar, he accidentally breaks a string. While Boris asks him about it, Caillou apologizes but Boris isn't mad and explains that accidents happen, including what Rosie did. Caillou apologizes to Rosie for his behavior and she uses her favorite sticker to cover the scratch on the bicycle.
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* LookBehindYou: In "Caillou's Quarrel", Clementine suggests she and Caillou have a race, then uses the phrase to give herself a head start.
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* LookBehindYou: In "Caillou's Quarrel", Clementine suggests she and Caillou have a race, then uses the phrase this trope to give herself a head start.
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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: Caillou, if perhaps allowed to grow up a bit, experiences a very dragged-out childhood. In the earliest books from the 1990s, he is a baby. In the very early installments of the television series, he is 3. From then on, he is officially 4, as stated in the theme song, "''I'm just a kid who's 4 / Each day I grow some more!''" However, in later seasons he takes more steps into school and eventually starts attending playschool and mixing more with older kids. That's where things stand as of 2019.
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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: Caillou, if perhaps allowed to grow up a bit, experiences a very dragged-out childhood. In the earliest books from the 1990s, he is a baby. In the very early installments of the television series, he is 3. From then on, he is officially 4, as stated in the theme song, "''I'm just a kid who's 4 / Each day I grow some more!''" However, in later seasons he takes more steps into school and eventually starts attending playschool and mixing more with older kids. That's where things stand as of 2019.The reboot also has him at 4 years old.
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** One installment focuses on Caillou's friend Emma having diabetes, while another is about him meeting a boy named Alan who has Down's Syndrome. The diabetes episode was also released as a book with a special educational poster. Another installment, released only as a book, also with an educational poster, is called ''Caillou Meets Sophie'' and is about Caillou meeting an autistic girl named Sophie. Also, in April 2020, in the wake of the UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic, a title called ''Caillou: Everything Will Be Fine'' was released exclusively as an [=eBook=]. In the title, Caillou learns that his day care is being shut down indefinitely and thinks it like a vacation at first, but starts to miss his friends. The title also teaches about hand-washing.
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** One installment focuses on Caillou's friend Emma having diabetes, while another is about him meeting a boy named Alan who has Down's Syndrome. The diabetes episode was also released as a book with a special educational poster. Another installment, released only as a book, also with an educational poster, is called ''Caillou Meets Sophie'' and is about Caillou meeting an autistic girl named Sophie. Also, in April 2020, in the wake of the UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic, a title called ''Caillou: Everything Will Be Fine'' was released exclusively as an [=eBook=]. In the title, Caillou learns that his day care is being shut down indefinitely and thinks it like a vacation at first, but starts to miss his friends. His parents help him come up with a routine full of fun things to do at home and also help Caillou set up a video chat with Clementine. The title also teaches about the importance of hand-washing.
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In September 2021, it was announced that the series is going to get new TV content in the form of five [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] specials based on seasonal events. They're set to air on Creator/{{Family Jr}} sometime in 2022. In June 2022, it was announced the specials are also going to be on Creator/{{Peacock}} in the US, alongside a new series.
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** The episode "Big Brother Caillou" tells the story of Caillou's baby sister Rosie being born, and the following envy felt by Caillou when everyone pays more attention to the baby than him. The episode was infamously [[BannedEpisode pulled from rotation]] due to Caillou ''[[WouldHitAGirl pinching]]'' Rosie in his anger at one point.
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** The episode "Big Brother Caillou" tells the story of Caillou's baby sister Rosie being born, and the following envy felt by Caillou when everyone pays more attention to the baby than him. The episode was infamously [[BannedEpisode pulled from rotation]] due to Caillou ''[[WouldHitAGirl pinching]]'' Rosie in his anger at one point.point, although it did air on Cartoonito years later with the scene cut from the episode.
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* AesopAmnesia: Caillou often forgets that [[ItsAllAboutMe it's not all about him]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Caillou often forgets that [[ItsAllAboutMe it's not all about him]]. Justified as he is 4 years old.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: DependingOnTheWriter, Rosie sometimes plays nice with Caillou; other times she irritates him to no end. Noticeably, she was more annoying in the earlier episodes but slowly mellowed out, probably due to parents complaining.
%%* AprilFoolsPlot: "Caillou's April Fool".
* AreWeThereYet: In "Caillou Rides a Plane," Caillou asks this to Daddy shortly after they've taken off.
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* AreWeThereYet: In "Caillou Rides a Plane," Caillou asks this to Daddy shortly after they've taken off.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: DependingOnTheWriter, Rosie sometimes plays nice with Caillou; other times she irritates him to no end. Noticeably, she was more annoying in the earlier episodes but slowly mellowed out, probably due to parents complaining.
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* AprilFoolsPlot: "Caillou's AprilFool".
Fool" which features Caillou learning about April Fool's Day and playing jokes on his family.
* AreWeThereYet: In "Caillou Rides a Plane," Caillou asks this to Daddy shortly after they've taken off. He also asks Mommy this in "A House in the Sky" three different times as he is bored from the long car ride they are taking.
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* AprilFoolsPlot: "Caillou's April
* AreWeThereYet: In "Caillou Rides a Plane," Caillou asks this to Daddy shortly after they've taken off. He also asks Mommy this in "A House in the Sky" three different times as he is bored from the long car ride they are taking.
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* BrattyHalfPint: Zigzagged. At times Caillou acts very bratty. DependingOnTheWriter, Caillou can be quite the CheerfulChild.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In Seasons 1 and 2, Caillou acts like a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] BrattyHalfPint who whined and complained when he didn't get his way. In Season 3, he still acts like a brat but is nicer and more considerate of others. By Season 4, all the bad traits about Caillou are gone and he acts like a CheerfulChild and a NiceGuy with a big imagination and a big heart. Season 5 occasionally makes him InnocentlyInsensitive, and could sometimes be a bit self-absorbed, and became a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In Seasons Season 1 and 2, , Caillou acts like a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled]] BrattyHalfPint who whined and complained when he didn't get his way. In Season Seasons 2 and 3, he still acts like a brat at times but is nicer and more considerate of others. By Season 4, all the bad traits about Caillou his flaws are gone and he acts like a CheerfulChild and a NiceGuy with a big imagination and a big heart. Season 5 occasionally makes him InnocentlyInsensitive, and could sometimes be a bit self-absorbed, and became a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
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%%* ChristmasEpisode: "Holiday Wonders" and "Christmas."
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** Season 4 has three Christmas episodes: "Caillou Goes Caroling" which features Caillou learning about caroling and going with his family to sing Christmas carols, "A Playschool Party" which has Caillou's preschool class having a Christmas party and everybody bringing a gift for a show and tell, and "Caillou's Christmas Eve" which has Caillou and his family celebrating Christmas Eve and trying to stay up late to see Santa.
* ChristmasSpecial: A direct-to-DVD movie
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* FramingDevice: The earlier inceptions had Caillou's episodes beginning with a grandmother announcing today's story to her grandchildren, said story being the actual Caillou episode. It was later dropped, and it's cut altogether on PBS Kids airings.
** The puppet segments and real kid segments serve as framing devices for the animated segments.
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* FramingDevice: The earlier inceptions had Caillou's episodes beginning with a grandmother announcing today's story to her grandchildren, said story being the actual Caillou episode. It was later dropped, dropped after Season 1, and it's cut altogether on PBS Kids airings.
** The puppet segments and real kid segments serve as framing devices for the animated segments. These were later dropped after Season 3.
** The puppet segments and real kid segments serve as framing devices for the animated segments. These were later dropped after Season 3.
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** Season 4 also counts as it removes the puppets and Cailettes segments, has the episodes animated with Flash, Caillou's flaws being removed and his MrImagination side being focused on more to the point where he has an ImagineSpot every episode. It also introduces songs with original animation in between episodes and a minigame hosted by Caillou to teach children after the episodes as well.
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* SlumberParty: Caillou and Leo have sleepovers in the episodes "Sleepover at Leo's" and "Sleepover Guest." Caillou and Sarah also have one in the episode "A Surprise Sleepover".
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* SlumberParty: Caillou and Leo have sleepovers in the episodes "Sleepover at Leo's" and "Sleepover Guest." Guest" with the former taking place at Leo's house and Caillou gets homesick while the latter takes place at Caillou's house and Caillou learns to be accommodating towards his guest. Caillou and Sarah also have one in the episode "A Surprise Sleepover".Sleepover" after a storm causes a blackout in the neighborhood.
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Rosie, because she's only around 2-3 years old. Noticeably, this habit was dropped in later seasons, though it seems it [[ZigzaggedTrope zigzagged a bit]].
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* TookALevelInJerkass: In Season 5, Caillou went from being a NiceGuy with a big heart to moving into JerkWithAHeartOfGold territory.
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* WalkIntoCameraObstruction: With Caillou near the end of the opening theme when he runs to his grandparents.
* WeddingEpisode: "Caillou's First Wedding".
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* WalkIntoCameraObstruction: With Caillou near the end of the Season 4 and 5 opening theme themes when he runs to his grandparents.
* WeddingEpisode: "Caillou's FirstWedding".Wedding" which features Caillou being the ringbearer in the wedding of Jonus, a family friend.
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* FeigningHealthiness: In "Caillou's Puppet Show," Caillou pretends to Mommy that he isn't sick after catching the flu from Rosie because he doesn't want to miss the puppet show. It doesn't work, about two seconds after saying he's fine, he starts coughing and Mommy declares that he has the flu and sends him back to bed.
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In September 2021, it was announced that the series is going to get new TV content in the form of five [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] specials based on seasonal events. They're set to air on [[Creator/{{FamilyChannel}} Family Jr.]] in 2022.
In the US, the series continued to air on PBS Kids for years in reruns until December 2020, when the show was removed from the schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA later picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.
In the US, the series continued to air on PBS Kids for years in reruns until December 2020, when the show was removed from the schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA later picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.
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By the end of 2020, the show was dropped from the PBS Kids schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA later picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.
In September 2021, it was announced that the series is going to get new TV content in the form of five [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] specials based on seasonal events. They're set to air on [[Creator/{{FamilyChannel}} Family Jr.]] sometime in2022.
In the US, the series continued to air on PBS Kids for years in reruns until December 2020, when the show was removed from the schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA later picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.2022.
In September 2021, it was announced that the series is going to get new TV content in the form of five [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] specials based on seasonal events. They're set to air on [[Creator/{{FamilyChannel}} Family Jr.]] sometime in
In the US, the series continued to air on PBS Kids for years in reruns until December 2020, when the show was removed from the schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA later picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.
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Despite the original series' popularity, it was never picked up for a sixth season, and the series aired it's last episode in October 2010. The series still had new material released, with books and mobile games, but there was no sign of a new animated series...
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Despite the original series' popularity, it was never picked up for a sixth season, and the series aired it's its last episode in October 2010. The series still had new material released, with books and mobile games, but there was no sign of a new animated series...
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Bald Of Awesome is being renamed and redefined per TRS decision
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* BaldOfAwesome: Caillou is bald and is the main protagonist.
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The series was picked up for a fifth and final season of 26 episodes in 2009. Around this time, the series switched channels in Canada from Teletoon to Creator/TreehouseTV. The season was now being animated with UsefulNotes/ToonBoom, by a company called Clockwork [=Zoo=], a South African animation studio. The song segments were removed and only the normal animated episode segments remained. For unknown reasons, the fifth season didn't air on PBS until 2013, which was around the time [[Creator/{{WildBrain}} DHX Media]] (now [=WildBrain=]) bought Cookie Jar in 2012. To fill in time, the PBS broadcasts had shortened season four episodes (with the imagination sequences removed) placed after the second ''Caillou'' short.
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The series was picked up for a fifth and final season of 26 episodes in 2009. Around this time, the series switched channels in Canada from Teletoon to Creator/TreehouseTV. The season was now being animated with UsefulNotes/ToonBoom, by a company called Clockwork [=Zoo=], a South African animation studio. The song segments were removed and only the normal animated episode segments remained. For unknown reasons, the fifth season didn't air on PBS until 2013, which was around the time [[Creator/{{WildBrain}} DHX Media]] (now [=WildBrain=]) bought Cookie Jar in 2012. To fill in time, the PBS broadcasts had shortened season four episodes (with the imagination sequences removed) placed after the second ''Caillou'' short.
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As of 2021, the series is still releasing new material in the form of books/E-books. But that same year, five new specials will be produced for [=WildBrain=]'s [[Creator/{{FamilyChannel}} Family Jr.]] channel.
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* MerchandiseDriven: Like many {{Animated Adaptation}}s, it was originally created to sell the books but quickly spun out of control. Yeah, among tons of merchandise, there is even ''Caillou'' branded '''''shampoo''''' out there. For those who don't get it, [[DontExplainTheJoke Caillou is]] ''[[DontExplainTheJoke bald]]''. But then again, he's been shown on the program getting a shampooing in the bath, despite his baldness. You can even see it [[http://www.chouette-publishing.com/about-caillou/frequently-asked-questions/why-caillou-bald here]].
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* MerchandiseDriven: Like many {{Animated Adaptation}}s, it was originally created to sell the books but quickly spun out of control. Yeah, among tons of merchandise, there is even ''Caillou'' branded '''''shampoo''''' out there. For those who don't get it, [[DontExplainTheJoke Caillou is]] ''[[DontExplainTheJoke ''[[{{Irony}} bald]]''. But then again, he's been shown on the program getting a shampooing in the bath, despite his baldness. You can even see it [[http://www.chouette-publishing.com/about-caillou/frequently-asked-questions/why-caillou-bald here]].
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--> '''Caillou''': [[TemperTantrum WAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!]]
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--> '''Caillou''': [[TemperTantrum WAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!]]WAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
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* StockSoundEffects: Caillou's vocal effects in the first season, most notably his crying (including a big long "WAAAAAAH!", infamous for accompanying his tantrum in "Caillou Joins the Circus.")
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* JumpRopeBlunders: In one episode of ''New Adventures'', Caillou practices for the school talent show. He attempts to skip with his jump rope, only to trip and fall over with a thud.
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* BeachEpisode: "Try, Try, Try Again", "Caillou Goes to The Beach" and "Rainy Day at The Beach."
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* BeachEpisode: "Try, Try, Try Again", "Caillou Goes to The Beach" and "Rainy Day at The Beach."
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* RecycledTitle: The title "Caillou Goes Shopping" is used for two different episodes, one from Season 1 and the other in Season 4.
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Around this time, the series was picked up by Creator/{{PBS}} to air on their than newly rebranded Creator/PBSKids block. The show had many changes, such as the addition of various content to fit a half-hour timeslot, which included puppet segments (starring Gilbert, Caillou's teddy bear Teddy, Caillou's stuffed dinosaur Rexy, and sometimes a squirrel named [=DeeDee=]), a song segment with a music group called "Caillettes", and a "real kids" segment, which had footage of kids doing activities relating to the topic of the episode. The show was a hit on PBS, and it received high viewership from preschoolers (with the show at one point being the fourth most watched preschool program in the US, according to Cinar's old website, at least).
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Around this time, the series was picked up by Creator/{{PBS}} to air on their than its then newly rebranded Creator/PBSKids block. The show had many changes, such as the addition of various content to fit a half-hour timeslot, which included puppet segments (starring Gilbert, Caillou's teddy bear Teddy, Caillou's stuffed dinosaur Rexy, and sometimes a squirrel named [=DeeDee=]), a song segment with a music group called "Caillettes", and a "real kids" segment, which had footage of kids doing activities relating to the topic of the episode. The show was a hit on PBS, and it received high viewership from preschoolers (with the show at one point being the fourth most watched preschool program in the US, according to Cinar's old website, at least).
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Despite the original series popularity, it was never picked up for a sixth season, and the series aired it's last episode in October 2010. The series still had new material released, with books and mobile games, but there was no sign of a new animated series...
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Despite the original series series' popularity, it was never picked up for a sixth season, and the series aired it's last episode in October 2010. The series still had new material released, with books and mobile games, but there was no sign of a new animated series...
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In the US, the series continued to air on PBS Kids for years in reruns until December 2020, when the show was removed from the schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA has picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.
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In the US, the series continued to air on PBS Kids for years in reruns until December 2020, when the show was removed from the schedule. Creator/{{Cartoonito}} USA has later picked up reruns of the series for a September 2021 release.