I mean, it says that he acted like prick but always learned his lesson in the end, what's the issue?
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Toddler brains are usually not developed enough to go, "oh! Okay! I get it now!" from a TV show.
Because a lot of kids wouldn't watch the whole episode and think the first part is how they're supposed to behave... Kids don't have a very long attention span and caillous visuals were kinda odd. I remember feeling as a kid "These edges of the screen really take me out of the immersion", or at least the kid-equivalent of that feeling.
Cailou is a little whiny brat and always has been. I hated that show when my son was younger.
His mom tho.
They had to be careful how they drew her in swimwear or doing yoga, sadly.
We stuck with Blue's Clues.
That said, my wife and I were convinced that Steve had severe brain damage and was living in his own inner world. When he "went off to college," he was actually being institutionalized.
You have to entertain yourself somehow with this stuff when you have to sit through it every day.
At least she wasn't into Barney or Teletubbies.
These days at least we have streaming services. If you can get them hooked on the good stuff (eg Bluey) or the tolerable stuff (eg Octonauts) you can (mostly) get away from the worst stuff (Cocomelon and it's million somehow even more cheaply made derivatives).
Steve had severe brain damage
I read that before! It really puts an interesting spin on the show and it's fun to think about.
Really? We just came up with that on our own.
That said, he did this a few years ago and I think it's amazing.
Ah, that's a funny coincidence. I did a quick search only to make sure I wasn't hallucinating. But yeah, it turns out that people have all kinds of conspiracies to explain the story behind the show and they're all dark as heck. Some people think he's a drug addict and such dating back decades.
There have already been theories online that Steve is actually in an asylum or has lost his mind in some way
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/-theory-blues-clues-make-so-much-sense_n_59300cf0e4b0e09b11edeb54
This one's from 2017. Crazy!
Thats QAnon nonsense.
Jeez. We were just saying it as a joke.
Blues Clues was good. We banned Barney from the git go. We loved Wow wow Wubsy, Wonderpets and The Backyardigans. I didn’t mind those at all.
Ours were Blues Clues, In the Night Garden (a British show from the people who made Teletubbies, but amazingly not annoying) and classic Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers on YouTube.
I did let her watch Dora despite how awful it was. Because that was some me time. I was a stay at home dad.
https://caillou.antifandom.com/wiki/Banned_episodes
You're welcome, dear lemming.
I am confused.
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Ah, thank you for explaining.
Me too, all the time.
I'll concede that I am confused all the time too. Hooray for being old.
“Caillou” is what we would call out our kids for being whiny. We used him as an example of how not to act and would call our kids “Caillou” when they started getting out line. Surprisingly effective.
P.S. Caillou means pebble en français.
I'm not going to question this image…
I am. Wtf. 🤨
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