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Caillou

★ 5.4 1997 · 1990s 23 seasons Teletoon, Treehouse TV

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Synopsis

Follow Caillou, the lovable 4-year-old with a big imagination, as he and his friends go on adventures and experience all the wonders of being a child.

Cast & Crew

Claudia-Laurie Corbeil

Claudia-Laurie Corbeil

Caillou (voice)

Violette Chauveau

Violette Chauveau

Mousseline / Clémentine (voice)

Nathalie Coupal

Nathalie Coupal

Doris (voice)

Gilbert Lachance

Gilbert Lachance

Boris / Rexy / Gilbert (voice)

Mario Desmarais

Mario Desmarais

Grandfather (voice)

Johanne Garneau

Johanne Garneau

Léo / André / Miss Martin / Jonathan / Sébastien (voice)

Hugolin Chevrette

Hugolin Chevrette

Nounours (voice)

Ellen David

Ellen David

Miss Martin (voice)

Annie Bovaird

Annie Bovaird

Caillou (voice)

Pat Fry

Pat Fry

Daddy (voice)

Jennifer Seguin

Jennifer Seguin

Mommy (voice)

Jesse Vinet

Jesse Vinet

Rosie (voice)

Merlee Shapiro

Merlee Shapiro

Narrator (voice)

Pauline Little

Pauline Little

Grandma (voice)

George Morris

George Morris

Grandpa (voice)

Amanda Tilson

Amanda Tilson

Sarah (voice)

Graeme Jokic

Graeme Jokic

Leo (voice)

Sofie Holland

Sofie Holland

Clementine (voice)

Melissa Pirrera

Melissa Pirrera

Sarah (voice)

Camden Angelis

Camden Angelis

Jason / Jeffrey (voice)

Toper Taylor

Toper Taylor

Executive Producer

Sean Rogers

Sean Rogers

Executive Producer

Pamela Slavin

Pamela Slavin

Executive Producer

Jane Crawford

Jane Crawford

Producer

Matthew Brown

Matthew Brown

Producer

Michael Hirsh

Michael Hirsh

Executive Producer

Trivia about Caillou

Caillou books have been published by Chouette Publishing Inc. since 1989.

As Caillou appeared as a much younger child in the original line of children's books, he originally had no hair.

When illustrators found that adding hair made him look unrecognizable, it was decided that the character would be bald.

Chouette Publishing defended the decision to make the character bald: "Caillou's baldness may make him different, but we hope it helps children understand that being different isn't just okay, it's normal." According to the series' official website, the show's target audience was apparently largely unfazed by the character's baldness: "The fact that he is bald does not seem to bother preschoolers in the least.

Not only do they never mention it, but when asked to think about why Caillou has no hair, our focus groups just laughed and replied: 'He just doesn't have any hair!

This decision to keep the character bald in the series led to an urban legend/internet meme that suggests the title character has cancer or pediatric alopecia, and claims to explain why his parents supposedly allow him to throw tantrums with impunity.