Caillou

1998

Caillou

3.8 | TV-Y | en | Animation

Caillou is an educational Canadian children's television series, based on the books by author Christine L'Heureux and illustrator Hélène Desputeaux. During the first season, many of the stories in the animated version began with a grandmother introducing the story to her grandchildren, then reading the story about the book. Since 1997, the narrator/grandmother is an unseen character. Caillou first aired on Canada's Teletoon channel in 1998; it later made its United States debut in English on Public Broadcasting Service Public television on September 4, 2000 A 5th Season came out in 2013 = and it airs on PBS Kids. Caillou also airs on PBS Sprout.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP2 Episode 2

Jan. 01,0001

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EP1 Episode 1

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3.8 | TV-Y | en | Animation , Family , Kids | More Info

Released: 1998-01-01 | Released Producted By: Cookie Jar Entertainment , DHX Media Country: France Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.caillou.com/indexEN.shtml

Synopsis

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Cast

Violette Chauveau , Nathalie Coupal , Gilbert Lachance

Director

Greg Bailey

Producted By

Cookie Jar Entertainment , DHX Media

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Cast

Violette Chauveau

as Mousseline / Clémentine (voice)

Nathalie Coupal

as Doris (voice)

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Gilbert Lachance

as Boris / Rexy / Gilbert (voice)

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Reviews

nidhijais This show is banned in my house. I only watched a few episodes and found jaw dropping racism in most of those episodes. In one episode where Caillou is safety helper in his class, the only kids who break the rules are black. In another episode the one in which Caillou is fire fighter, black kids have the discipline problem in the class. In Caillou detective episode, why does the black girl decides to be monkey for the entire episode while the white kids do not stay in character after the story time is over. In another episode, where Caillou makes poster for the store and gets picture taken with his classmates who helped him in poster making, why white kids get to sit and the black kids are standing for the picture.

qubit01 This show seems deliberately designed to teach kids that they should be greedy, disrespectful, whiny, entitled little sh!ts and they will get whatever they want from gullible, drugged- out, uncaring hippie parents who won't ever discipline them. I say this is deliberate because we all know that liberals hate discipline and order, and want to believe everyone is a special snowflake who is entitled to anything they want from life just because they graced the universe with their existence. Sorry, but this little girly- voiced puke needs a spanking.I mean, the writers and producers must know that the target audience is going to imitate every cartoon character they see right? And what they see is this whining, screaming, disrespectful, privileged, mean little puke crying and demanding and throwing things and calling people names until his useless, apparently doped out parents give him what he wants.My child was just born, but I'll be darned if she will ever watch this show. Oddly enough my wife, who often acts like a spoiled five year old and is liberal as the day is long, likes this show. Go figure.

adamjowett416 I'm not sure if all these previous reviews are just trying to get a laugh but this show is nowhere near as bad as they've stated. First of all Caillou displays normal behaviours for a 3 to 4 year old and the entire point is that he acts out or gets upset and then the parents teach him how to react in that situation. I think this is obviously going over the heads of all the previous reviewers. His voice is a bit high and can be annoying but the point is that the show teaches children a lot and they love it, parents and comedians alike will just have to suffer through it and sacrifice for their children, which many seem unable to do. Long story short it's an educational show that children really love, parents not so much, and it does teach them.

Michael Cohen As you can see, Caillou is a great show for preschoolers and for grown-ups to let their Inner Child out. It's great for people who are taking Child Care courses so that while watching it, they can observe what Caillou is doing and how he explores the world around him.After all, Parents, Grandparents and Babysitters, would find this show interesting for 2-6 year old children and how they can learn from what he sees and he thinks. It is a better affirmation to a child to understand what Caillou has learned.Overall, this show is great for preschoolers and to the grown-ups who look after the children, will sure going to be loved to this child who dreams of growing up in every story presented.