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My kid finally found a cartoon she likes better than Mickey- and it's Canadian. Go figure. The toon? Caillou. Here he is with his friends. Caillou: "Hate to toot my own horn here guys, but." I have a short letter in regards to this new barrage of episodes I am forced to watch. Caillou, You bald little turkey, your complimentary colored world is making me batty. I went to Canada once, and there are more than 3 colors there. I'll swear on a moose if I have to. With love (I promise), Me Show questions and observations in general: 1) Why is Caillou so bald? He's 4, he should have a few hairs. His baby sister has a head full of hair. What gives. sidenote: Brett gave him the benefit of the doubt and seems to think the kid has a "condition". This may explain the whining (see observation #4). 2) If anyone was wondering, Julia Child is not dead, Canada stole her and made her the narrator of Caillou. 3) One episode there is a campground attendant that looks just like Brett. His name is Pierre (naturally). He gives Brett a run for his money with that turtle neck and tiny shorts combo. -Brett and Caillou, Summer of 2007. Bahahaha. Back off ladies he's all mine! And yes, that is a screen shot, from a YouTube video I had to rigorously search for on my computer in order to provide this illustration to this post. Don't judge me. 4) Any time that Caillou speaks, it sounds like he is whining. ANY TIME. EVERY TIME. Stop talking Caillou. In all seriousness, it's a pretty jolly little cartoon. And the grandma narrator has a rather soothing voice. Brett assured me that the complimentary color scheme is light hearted and used to convey some sort of happiness. Typical Brett. Why don't you go fold your turtle necks and tiny shorts mister! I'll be over here counting how many times I see the colors red, yellow, and blue.
Egy ismerős arc a tévéből- megérkeztek a Caillou könyvek! A tévéből már ismert kisfiú, Caillou egy világszerte rendkívül népszerű könyvsorozat főszereplője. Az alkotók célja minden könyv esetében, hogy a kisgyerek…
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Doris Davis, referred to as Mommy in the series and books, is the mother of Caillou and Rosie, and the wife of Boris. She is voiced by Jennifer Seguin in the original series. She is shown to mainly work from home, where she manages the family's bills and finances, as shown in Caillou's All Alone, when Mommy told Caillou that she was too busy counting bills to play with him, and Caillou Mails A Letter, where she's shown not being happy with getting a bunch of bills, and wants a nice letter for a
My kid finally found a cartoon she likes better than Mickey- and it's Canadian. Go figure. The toon? Caillou. Here he is with his friends. Caillou: "Hate to toot my own horn here guys, but." I have a short letter in regards to this new barrage of episodes I am forced to watch. Caillou, You bald little turkey, your complimentary colored world is making me batty. I went to Canada once, and there are more than 3 colors there. I'll swear on a moose if I have to. With love (I promise), Me Show questions and observations in general: 1) Why is Caillou so bald? He's 4, he should have a few hairs. His baby sister has a head full of hair. What gives. sidenote: Brett gave him the benefit of the doubt and seems to think the kid has a "condition". This may explain the whining (see observation #4). 2) If anyone was wondering, Julia Child is not dead, Canada stole her and made her the narrator of Caillou. 3) One episode there is a campground attendant that looks just like Brett. His name is Pierre (naturally). He gives Brett a run for his money with that turtle neck and tiny shorts combo. -Brett and Caillou, Summer of 2007. Bahahaha. Back off ladies he's all mine! And yes, that is a screen shot, from a YouTube video I had to rigorously search for on my computer in order to provide this illustration to this post. Don't judge me. 4) Any time that Caillou speaks, it sounds like he is whining. ANY TIME. EVERY TIME. Stop talking Caillou. In all seriousness, it's a pretty jolly little cartoon. And the grandma narrator has a rather soothing voice. Brett assured me that the complimentary color scheme is light hearted and used to convey some sort of happiness. Typical Brett. Why don't you go fold your turtle necks and tiny shorts mister! I'll be over here counting how many times I see the colors red, yellow, and blue.
