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Title: Caillou (1997–2018)
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Evan Smirnow | ... | Cailette Singer 74 episodes, 1997-2003 |
| Ellen David | ... | Miss Martin 61 episodes, 2000-2013 | |
| Jennifer Seguin | ... | Caillou's Mom / ... 58 episodes, 1997-2013 | |
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Merlee Shapiro | ... | Storyteller / ... 58 episodes, 1997-2013 |
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Pat Fry | ... | Caillou's Dad / ... 55 episodes, 1997-2013 |
| Annie Bovaird | ... | Caillou 47 episodes, 2003-2013 | |
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Jesse Vinet | ... | Rosie 46 episodes, 2000-2013 |
| Bob Stutt | ... | Gilbert 34 episodes, 2000-2013 | |
Entertaining misadventures of a four year old boy named Caillou, where each day he discovers something new and interesting with his mommy, daddy, and Rosie. Between Caillou segments are segments featuring Caillou's pet cat Gilbert, Caillou's teddy bear, Teddy, and Caillou's toy dinosaur, Rexy, in puppet form. The show deals with issues like fear of the dark, patience, being a good friend, being a good sibling, and other important facts of life. Written by Dylan Self <robocoptng986127@aol.com>
"Caillou" is one of only two PBS for Kids programs who's appeal is totally lost on me...and my children don't like it either. Part of it is the vocal characterization of Caillou-who's whiney little voice is like nails on a chalkboard. Couple this with insipid dialogue and sickly-sweet plotlines and you've got a show that, despite it's intent, few kids will want to sit through, let alone learn from.