Caillou's Treehouse Problem

This is about a show from Canada titled Caillou which was the first program to appear on Teletoon.
See ALSO: Changes with NBC Universal
== Transcript ==
* [Begins with Bert sitting on a bench, looking depressed. Melvin walks over to him]
* Melvin: Hi Bert, What's Wrong Anyways.
* Bert: I Feel Disappointed about Caillou.
* Melvin: You Feel disappointed about it. I Say that because it is the last show to remain on Sprout who is now Universal Kids since the network's launch in 2005.This is Caillou's Website on Universal Kids no longer available. Another reason is because Teletoon and Treehouse, two Canadian networks that aired Caillou no longer air the show despite being original to Canada.
* Bert: Tell me Why?
* Melvin: Well, On May 1, 2017, the National Post writer Tristin Hopper identified Caillou to be...
* Daffy Duck: Quite possibly the world’s most universally reviled children’s program noting a stunning level of animosity for a series about the relatively uncontroversial daily life of a four-year-old boy.
* Melvin: Examples include several Caillou-Hating pages made on Facebook, posts saying that Caillou is a ripoff of Charlie Brown, numerous parenting blogs criticizing the series, and petitions on Change.orgThis is why Caillou no longer airs on Teletoon and Treehouse despite the series being original to Canada. for the show to stop airing.
* Charlie Brown: That's Right. Because we are bald.
* Sylvester: At Least one likable character is Caillou's Cat Gilbert. And also the Puppet Segments are likable too!
* Melvin: A common criticism towards the series is the whiny and temper-tantrum behavior of the titular character and the lack of consequences Caillou is given for it.
* Daffy: This has understandably led to theories that this is an accurate portrayal of Canadian parenting and that Canada is raising a generation of psychopaths. Or that Caillou’s parents are so blasted on Canadian weed that they are unable to summon the presence of mind necessary to properly discipline their child.
* Linus: Hmm... This could be a toddler version of Sex and the City or Mad Men.
* Daffy: Criticizing its lack of educational value, Unlike most children’s programming, Caillou makes almost no attempt to educate its young audience. There are no veiled math problems, spelling lessons or morality tales; it’s just calm, non-threatening, bright-coloured people navigating everyday tasks!
* Melvin: You See!?This is a link to Caillou's page on the Treehouse Website which is no longer avaible as Treehouse TV Discontinued airing the show.
== Notes ==
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