Treehouse TV recorded VHS tapes

There's some more Treehouse content I remember that may be lost... There's the last two episodes of Treetown, and some missing Ants in your Pants episodes... There's also some lost promos and "Up Next" bumpers... I'll have to check the CRTC programming logs for Treehouse to see if there's any that we didn't find.

Anybody got some recordings of Treehouse from September 2003 to January 2008?

Those are some goodies.

I was born in May 2003, so I experienced the middle of the first part of the Golden Age, and then I got to experience the second part of the Golden Age up until the Modern Age... I didn't like that makeover they had in March 2013. It just made them look like modern Nick Jr. to me. The Dark Age was the worst, because they removed ALL the classic shows. I think Treehouse began to go downhill way before the Modern Age... The reason I say this is because they removed Ants In Your Pants in February 2008, which was a sad time for me... They also removed the 4:30 Thomas the Tank Engine episodes, which was even sadder....

Even after the Golden Age and Silver Age had passed, Treehouse still brought some good shows to their channel like The Koala Brothers. I nearly forgot about that show! (Fun fact: I had DVDs of the show before it even premiered on Treehouse!) Also, I remember having a Koala Brothers toy which had figures of Frank and Buster, the Koala Brothers themselves, with bendable arms, complete with a playset of the Homestead (I think), the gate where they would take off, and their plane to go along with it. I wanted a figure of Archie the Crocodile so badly... Archie was one of my favorite Koala Brothers characters, along with Frank, Buster, and George.


I think the dark age really started when they premiered My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. They cancelled all the classic shows after that...

I’ll take Rubbadubbers over Baby Shark’s Big Show any day! Besides, Rubbadubbers has a much better character who is a shark, and I’m talking about Finbar! 

On the topic of Treehouse’s Bronze Age gems, Big & Small, Mister Maker and Wiggle and Learn were also three of my favorites. (Sam wasn’t as good as Greg, but he did the job as Yellow Wiggle fairly well. It’s kinda like how Joe hosted Blue’s Clues, he did the job alright, but he wasn’t as good as Steve.) I didn’t really like In the Night Garden… It seemed kinda mindless. My Friend Rabbit was okay, my brother used to watch it when he was little. I absolutely loved when Treehouse brought Sesame Street to its lineup because that meant I didn’t really have to watch it on PBS as often! Oh, and did I forget to mention Timmy Time? That was made by Aardman Animations, the same people who made the Wallace & Gromit short films! It sure was sad when they removed Ants In Your Pants in February 2008 though… It was even sadder when they removed the 4:30 Thomas the Tank Engine episodes… 
It felt so sad to see Treehouse go into that dark age. First MLP:FiM, the classic shows all die a painful death, and then a silly old makeover that makes the channel look like modern Nick Jr.?