Just watched your new video LSSQ. Wish you could've included this comment to highlight the inconsistencies of OP's claim. But, I digress.
You're just jealous he had some of my posts in the video
(jk, I kid)
Back on topic, that video was a hard watch. It's sad to see how emotionally invested LSSQ got into this topic: the guy tried so hard to make "the Charlie Version of Caillou" a thing, but pretty much everybody else sees it for what it always was: a high questionable post made by some rando on an Internet message board.
I honestly hope he figures out that he's been taking this way too seriously.
Oct 2, 2022 3:29:05 GMT -5 bluebaron said:
Are we sure this isn't a misremembering thing?
No, that is one of the active theories at the moment.
Just watched your new video LSSQ. Wish you could've included this comment to highlight the inconsistencies of OP's claim. But, I digress.
You're just jealous he had some of my posts in the video
(jk, I kid)
Back on topic, that video was a hard watch. It's sad to see how emotionally invested LSSQ got into this topic: the guy tried so hard to make "the Charlie Version of Caillou" a thing, but pretty much everybody else sees it for what it always was: a high questionable post made by some rando on an Internet message board.
I honestly hope he figures out that he's been taking this way too seriously.
Oct 2, 2022 3:29:05 GMT -5 bluebaron said:
Are we sure this isn't a misremembering thing?
No, that is one of the active theories at the moment.
LSSQ takes everything too seriously. He seems to take it as a personal attack if you say he's wrong about anything.
Just watched your new video LSSQ. Wish you could've included this comment to highlight the inconsistencies of OP's claim. But, I digress.
I saw the title of his former video a few days ago. I unfortunately never had the time to watch it. Mind if I ask what was the topic about?
Weird, he must've deleted it. It was alright, though I don't know how to describe it without sounding overly critical, lol. He basically describes how he googles himself frequently and found that some people on reddit disliked him, so he decided to make a video to please the haters. Can't remember all of the topics off the top of my head, but he covered some lost music, lost plushes (lol) and something that warranted George Bush on the thumbnail, but I forgot what that piece of media was. The Charlie/Caillou section was weird, because he wanted the people who believe it doesn't exist to try and find proof of it... it was a weird video, but the reception seemed positive from the comments.
Hey, thanks to anyone for continued interest in this. I came back after watching some lost media videos today to check on if anyone had made progress on this search. I saw the lack of such has led to a lot of people just not believing me or trying to chalk it up to a false memory.
What I can say is that there have been instances of other vague media memories I've had that I have tracked down as being things that were obscure, but not actually lost. I once recalled a memory of playing a game demo on PC around the early 2000s of a game where you played as a man in a futuristic city, and you got to enter your own apartment and do realistic interactions with your environment like spar with an artificial intelligence, and purchase things from vending machines. Very ahead of its time, and enigmatic. Pretty vague, but I was able to determine this was one of David Cage's earliest works called Omikron: The Nomad Soul.
Another was my memories of playing an edutainment game in school with a very specific line of dialogue in one of the songs. Something like, "Add, subtract, divide, multiply! You can do it all with Polly at your side!" This ended up being an obscure song from Math Workshop: www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7oOSOuNrlg This is super hard to pin down because it is not regularly included when people share the game's OST as it is a short jingle in the game not a main song, and there is a character named Polly in JumpStart, a very similar series, and Polly Pocket has a ton of edutainment games, too. I literally described a part of this game where you complete a puzzle of a woman who morphs to have a cat's face in vivid detail to my childhood friend and he had no idea what I was talking about only to confirm playing this game himself growing up, even outside of school.
Point? That my memories might be hard to pin down, but even when they've been grasping at something obscure, they've not been big made-up ideas I've misremembered as being real.
I think I said around Cinci because I was scared about the idea of doxing myself back then or something, but to be even more specific this was a town called Lawrenceburg, Indiana. The timeframe had to be 2010 or earlier as this was when I was still in High School, and I know it was Comcast/Xfinity tv. I'm surprised nobody knows what I'm referring to when I mentioned to thing where you have a lot of extra seemingly duplicate like channels that seems to be different counties or areas version of PBS provided through this type of TV provider, but that's seemingly what it was.
I don't have anyone to confirm this with because the people I am still in touch with from school at that time don't even remember things they themselves have experienced if the details aren't perfect enough, and we were High Schoolers, they probably don't even remember when I told them about it at the time, let alone had seen it themselves back then. I just always had a cartoon on in the background during those years, and this stuck out to me because it was so particular. I also remember other similar station instances like this where one would be in Spanish or one would have the extra voice over explaining what was happening on screen assumedly for blind or disabled viewers who needed extra context. I know some Netflix shows have that feature even to this day.
So again, I do not believe this to be something I am misremembering or convinced myself of. This is not bait, I am not that bored with my life, I simply wanted help trying to find this obscure, seemingly lost media. It was the exact same show as Caillou airing on PBS at the time with the same voice actors, simply replacing any utterance of the name Caillou with Charlie. I don't have any way to confirm this other than what seems obvious to me, so I'll say the reason I think they had this was to offer a more American or localized presentation of something they figured might not do well when presented with an unusual title like Caillou. It was very odd even then, though, and that's why I never forgot about it.
I am not that active on here because I don't have an endless number of things like this I'm searching for. I outlined some of the ones I have looked for and found successfully above. It's simply not at the top of my hobbies, but I came back again because I'm still interested, and I believe this to be real. There are other things like the Super Saiyan Vegeta plush I won in a bowling alley claw machine around the mid 2000s that I've never seen anywhere else mentioned or listed before, that I know was real because I paid a ton of quarters to finally win the damn thing only for it to fall apart over time and become trashed from its cheap likely unlicensed quality. Is that fake just because there's no proof of it now? No, but I don't know what to do other than share the memories I have, you know?
Hopefully someone will be able to connect with one of the people who worked on this version of the show. It should be the people who voiced the regular Caillou English dub that was airing in America around those years.
Hey, thanks to anyone for continued interest in this. I came back after watching some lost media videos today to check on if anyone had made progress on this search. I saw the lack of such has led to a lot of people just not believing me or trying to chalk it up to a false memory.
What I can say is that there have been instances of other vague media memories I've had that I have tracked down as being things that were obscure, but not actually lost. I once recalled a memory of playing a game demo on PC around the early 2000s of a game where you played as a man in a futuristic city, and you got to enter your own apartment and do realistic interactions with your environment like spar with an artificial intelligence, and purchase things from vending machines. Very ahead of its time, and enigmatic. Pretty vague, but I was able to determine this was one of David Cage's earliest works called Omikron: The Nomad Soul.
Another was my memories of playing an edutainment game in school with a very specific line of dialogue in one of the songs. Something like, "Add, subtract, divide, multiply! You can do it all with Polly at your side!" This ended up being an obscure song from Math Workshop: www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7oOSOuNrlg This is super hard to pin down because it is not regularly included when people share the game's OST as it is a short jingle in the game not a main song, and there is a character named Polly in JumpStart, a very similar series, and Polly Pocket has a ton of edutainment games, too. I literally described a part of this game where you complete a puzzle of a woman who morphs to have a cat's face in vivid detail to my childhood friend and he had no idea what I was talking about only to confirm playing this game himself growing up, even outside of school.
Point? That my memories might be hard to pin down, but even when they've been grasping at something obscure, they've not been big made-up ideas I've misremembered as being real.
I think I said around Cinci because I was scared about the idea of doxing myself back then or something, but to be even more specific this was a town called Lawrenceburg, Indiana. The timeframe had to be 2010 or earlier as this was when I was still in High School, and I know it was Comcast/Xfinity tv. I'm surprised nobody knows what I'm referring to when I mentioned to thing where you have a lot of extra seemingly duplicate like channels that seems to be different counties or areas version of PBS provided through this type of TV provider, but that's seemingly what it was.
I don't have anyone to confirm this with because the people I am still in touch with from school at that time don't even remember things they themselves have experienced if the details aren't perfect enough, and we were High Schoolers, they probably don't even remember when I told them about it at the time, let alone had seen it themselves back then. I just always had a cartoon on in the background during those years, and this stuck out to me because it was so particular. I also remember other similar station instances like this where one would be in Spanish or one would have the extra voice over explaining what was happening on screen assumedly for blind or disabled viewers who needed extra context. I know some Netflix shows have that feature even to this day.
So again, I do not believe this to be something I am misremembering or convinced myself of. This is not bait, I am not that bored with my life, I simply wanted help trying to find this obscure, seemingly lost media. It was the exact same show as Caillou airing on PBS at the time with the same voice actors, simply replacing any utterance of the name Caillou with Charlie. I don't have any way to confirm this other than what seems obvious to me, so I'll say the reason I think they had this was to offer a more American or localized presentation of something they figured might not do well when presented with an unusual title like Caillou. It was very odd even then, though, and that's why I never forgot about it.
I am not that active on here because I don't have an endless number of things like this I'm searching for. I outlined some of the ones I have looked for and found successfully above. It's simply not at the top of my hobbies, but I came back again because I'm still interested, and I believe this to be real. There are other things like the Super Saiyan Vegeta plush I won in a bowling alley claw machine around the mid 2000s that I've never seen anywhere else mentioned or listed before, that I know was real because I paid a ton of quarters to finally win the damn thing only for it to fall apart over time and become trashed from its cheap likely unlicensed quality. Is that fake just because there's no proof of it now? No, but I don't know what to do other than share the memories I have, you know?
Hopefully someone will be able to connect with one of the people who worked on this version of the show. It should be the people who voiced the regular Caillou English dub that was airing in America around those years.
There HAVE been attempts to contact staff. Nothing successful came from it. If this dub started airing in 2010, then it took over 10 years for anyone to post about it until you made this thread. Dare I say it, you're misremembering something, and people are wasting their time and resources with this search.
Hey, thanks to anyone for continued interest in this. I came back after watching some lost media videos today to check on if anyone had made progress on this search. I saw the lack of such has led to a lot of people just not believing me or trying to chalk it up to a false memory.
What I can say is that there have been instances of other vague media memories I've had that I have tracked down as being things that were obscure, but not actually lost. I once recalled a memory of playing a game demo on PC around the early 2000s of a game where you played as a man in a futuristic city, and you got to enter your own apartment and do realistic interactions with your environment like spar with an artificial intelligence, and purchase things from vending machines. Very ahead of its time, and enigmatic. Pretty vague, but I was able to determine this was one of David Cage's earliest works called Omikron: The Nomad Soul.
Another was my memories of playing an edutainment game in school with a very specific line of dialogue in one of the songs. Something like, "Add, subtract, divide, multiply! You can do it all with Polly at your side!" This ended up being an obscure song from Math Workshop: www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7oOSOuNrlg This is super hard to pin down because it is not regularly included when people share the game's OST as it is a short jingle in the game not a main song, and there is a character named Polly in JumpStart, a very similar series, and Polly Pocket has a ton of edutainment games, too. I literally described a part of this game where you complete a puzzle of a woman who morphs to have a cat's face in vivid detail to my childhood friend and he had no idea what I was talking about only to confirm playing this game himself growing up, even outside of school.
Point? That my memories might be hard to pin down, but even when they've been grasping at something obscure, they've not been big made-up ideas I've misremembered as being real.
I think I said around Cinci because I was scared about the idea of doxing myself back then or something, but to be even more specific this was a town called Lawrenceburg, Indiana. The timeframe had to be 2010 or earlier as this was when I was still in High School, and I know it was Comcast/Xfinity tv. I'm surprised nobody knows what I'm referring to when I mentioned to thing where you have a lot of extra seemingly duplicate like channels that seems to be different counties or areas version of PBS provided through this type of TV provider, but that's seemingly what it was.
I don't have anyone to confirm this with because the people I am still in touch with from school at that time don't even remember things they themselves have experienced if the details aren't perfect enough, and we were High Schoolers, they probably don't even remember when I told them about it at the time, let alone had seen it themselves back then. I just always had a cartoon on in the background during those years, and this stuck out to me because it was so particular. I also remember other similar station instances like this where one would be in Spanish or one would have the extra voice over explaining what was happening on screen assumedly for blind or disabled viewers who needed extra context. I know some Netflix shows have that feature even to this day.
So again, I do not believe this to be something I am misremembering or convinced myself of. This is not bait, I am not that bored with my life, I simply wanted help trying to find this obscure, seemingly lost media. It was the exact same show as Caillou airing on PBS at the time with the same voice actors, simply replacing any utterance of the name Caillou with Charlie. I don't have any way to confirm this other than what seems obvious to me, so I'll say the reason I think they had this was to offer a more American or localized presentation of something they figured might not do well when presented with an unusual title like Caillou. It was very odd even then, though, and that's why I never forgot about it.
I am not that active on here because I don't have an endless number of things like this I'm searching for. I outlined some of the ones I have looked for and found successfully above. It's simply not at the top of my hobbies, but I came back again because I'm still interested, and I believe this to be real. There are other things like the Super Saiyan Vegeta plush I won in a bowling alley claw machine around the mid 2000s that I've never seen anywhere else mentioned or listed before, that I know was real because I paid a ton of quarters to finally win the damn thing only for it to fall apart over time and become trashed from its cheap likely unlicensed quality. Is that fake just because there's no proof of it now? No, but I don't know what to do other than share the memories I have, you know?
Hopefully someone will be able to connect with one of the people who worked on this version of the show. It should be the people who voiced the regular Caillou English dub that was airing in America around those years.
There HAVE been attempts to contact staff. Nothing successful came from it. If this dub started airing in 2010, then it took over 10 years for anyone to post about it until you made this thread. Dare I say it, you're misremembering something, and people are wasting their time and resources with this search.
Attempted contacts don't mean there's been confirmed contacts with anything to report, so I'm not sure of the point of you bringing that up. I don't think I ever said it started airing around the timeframes I've mentioned, just that it was airing at the time. Looking at your posts here, you seem to hark on the idea what I'm talking about was a new dub freshly airing that year I saw it. Never meant to imply such a thing, so I'm not sure why you're centered on such an idea. And you already have said that, so thanks for nothing.
timon: I happen to put this on the Mandela Effect TV Trope page. There are actually some Mandela effects that people actually do remember happening. One of the biggest examples is people thinking that the Fruit of the Loom logo having a cornucopia in it. But through all the logos, there has never been a cornucopia been in the logo. Even people believe that’s how they learn what a cornucopia was. However, maybe they were learning about the Thanksgiving tradition and the fruit around the object reminded them of the Fruit of the Loom logo.
timon : I happen to put this on the Mandela Effect TV Trope page. There are actually some Mandela effects that people actually do remember happening. One of the biggest examples is people thinking that the Fruit of the Loom logo having a cornucopia in it. But through all the logos, there has never been a cornucopia been in the logo. Even people believe that’s how they learn what a cornucopia was. However, maybe they were learning about the Thanksgiving tradition and the fruit around the object reminded them of the Fruit of the Loom logo.
I think this could definitely be put down more to a spotty memory than people jumping through dimensions, though.
"oooh, you're a- a freaked out child in the woods..."
Hey, thanks to anyone for continued interest in this. So again, I do not believe this to be something I am misremembering or convinced myself of. This is not bait, I am not that bored with my life, I simply wanted help trying to find this obscure, seemingly lost media. It was the exact same show as Caillou airing on PBS at the time with the same voice actors, simply replacing any utterance of the name Caillou with Charlie. I don't have any way to confirm this other than what seems obvious to me, so I'll say the reason I think they had this was to offer a more American or localized presentation of something they figured might not do well when presented with an unusual title like Caillou. It was very odd even then, though, and that's why I never forgot about it.
Post by TheRandomMan12345 on Mar 21, 2023 1:04:26 GMT
What station do you recall it being on? Even though it’s likely a Mandela effect (or even a troll with all the holes pointed out making it seem made up), it could still be better for the search knowing the station.
Oh, the shitty humanity! Are you stalking my profile without following me AGAIN?!
Post by generalironbeak on Mar 23, 2023 7:02:25 GMT
I did some research on Newspapers.com a while back and there didn’t appear to be anything for Charlie in the general area OP mentioned. Doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist, but still.