What was your "I can't believe THAT's still around" moment?

Caillou.

There's still YouTube uploads of newish episodes coming out still.

EDIT: Here's an example.

Similarly, Wizard 101 apparently still exists despite me not having heard anyone talk about it. Like I knew NOBODY that ever even heard of that game, with me only knowing about it because of the commercials that would air on Nickelodeon & Cartoon Network. Outside of those commercials & pop-up ads on websites, I had no clue on what the game was.

Related to a recent thread, the Atari name is still being officially used by its current owner, Infogrames despite interest in the brand having been on a slow decline since the early 1990s(and ESPECIALLY after the failure of the Atari Jaguar). I guess those 5th-7th gen Dragon Ball Z games my dad & other DBZ fans liked were enough for Infogrames to keep using the Atari name for a little while, but they were crazy enough to do Atari 50, a compilation of various games made for the 50th anniversary of Atari! I am also likely part of the "problem" seeing as I'm a huge(and I mean HUGE) Atari fan. I have Atari Anniversary Collection on PS1 & Arcade Classics on Sega Genesis which features 3 Atari arcade ports(Pong, Missile Command & Centipede, which are also on Atari Anniversary Collection) & I browse Atarimania, AtariAge & AtariProtos a lot(especially Atarimania). I also play a lot of Atari 2600 games & the occasional Lynx & Jaguar game, but MAINLY Atari 2600 games.

Chatlands. I'm surprised stuff like WolfHome and Cats Paw Island are still around to this day. Same goes with FeralHeart, despite being a completely different thing, just with a similar concept.

This is why Hacker is helping Dr. T

That sounds like some late 70s/early 80s underground comic thing.

No I'm not because I have no idea what Foamy the Squirrel is other than I MAY have heard of it before sometime ago.

I would not know it because I wasn't into that high pitch voice crap.