When you're kid stops watching a show and you are cut off cold turkey.

[Anonymous]

I miss Peppa Pig, Max and Ruby and Doc McStuffins. Am now loving Teen Titans and the Amazing World of Gumball

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I miss Wonder Pets!

Me too! Loved the intro/theme song!

[Anonymous]

How's this for twisted: I still crave Caillou. Kids outgrew it years ago, but we still curl up together and watch it MST3K-style sometimes.

You'll notice things like the fact that Daddy can't read. He just pretends. It's tragic.
And the laundry room is triggering to Mommy, because it's the only place EVER where she'll snap at Caillou when he whines.
Mr. Hinkle next door is always a little too quick to pop out of the bushes.
And people are so used to Mommy's selective mutism disability that they rarely speak to her or expect her to answer.
Grandma has OCD and has painted every surface of their belongings in different colors, from the faucets to the steering wheel to the stove knobs.

[Anonymous]

Oh so many OP. One that I don't miss is Barney.

Also, re: songs -- I always hated "Wheels on the Bus" ... just like I hated the game "Marco Polo" in the swimming pool.

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Anonymous wrote:The day by kid stopped watching Caillou was my happiest day.

YES!! caillou and barney!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I miss My Little Pony. And I'm a dad.

an obvious Brony

PP here.

Nah, never watched it myself. I just miss my sweet little seven year old. Now that she's closing in on nine, she'd rather watch King of the Hill, and she'd definitely not the sweetheart she was during her MLP year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How's this for twisted: I still crave Caillou. Kids outgrew it years ago, but we still curl up together and watch it MST3K-style sometimes.

You'll notice things like the fact that Daddy can't read. He just pretends. It's tragic.
And the laundry room is triggering to Mommy, because it's the only place EVER where she'll snap at Caillou when he whines.
Mr. Hinkle next door is always a little too quick to pop out of the bushes.
And people are so used to Mommy's selective mutism disability that they rarely speak to her or expect her to answer.
Grandma has OCD and has painted every surface of their belongings in different colors, from the faucets to the steering wheel to the stove knobs.

OMG. Now I almost want to watch it again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The day by kid stopped watching Caillou was my happiest day.

YES!! caillou and barney!

+1 Forever not in our hearts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's this for twisted: I still crave Caillou. Kids outgrew it years ago, but we still curl up together and watch it MST3K-style sometimes.

You'll notice things like the fact that Daddy can't read. He just pretends. It's tragic.
And the laundry room is triggering to Mommy, because it's the only place EVER where she'll snap at Caillou when he whines.
Mr. Hinkle next door is always a little too quick to pop out of the bushes.
And people are so used to Mommy's selective mutism disability that they rarely speak to her or expect her to answer.
Grandma has OCD and has painted every surface of their belongings in different colors, from the faucets to the steering wheel to the stove knobs.

OMG. Now I almost want to watch it again.

Hmm. Intriguing but I'll have to take your word for it, pp. Because I refuse to listen to that whiny brat ever again!