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* NamesTheSame: The unicorns' destination is apparently [[VideoGame/KirbySuperStar the fourth level of Dyna Blade]]. Also a scrapped [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Disneyland]] attraction.
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* ActingForTwo: With very few exceptions, Jason Steele is the only voice actor in all of the shorts.
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* TalkingToHimself: With very few exceptions, Jason Steele is the only voice actor in all of the shorts.
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** After the success of the original video, Creator/AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". The pitch was eventually released as part of the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
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** After the success of the original video, Creator/AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". The pitch was eventually released as part of the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.DVD.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the five-part[[labelnote:*]]Originally announced as six parts, before some of the middle parts were combined.[[/labelnote]] finale was released in October of 2019, part two was released in June of 2020, and part three was released in September of 2021. Parts four and five--the latter being released as all five parts together in one video--would each release a few weeks after their predecessor, finally completing the finale in October of 2021. Jason had initially claimed that the episodes would be released monthly.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the five-part[[labelnote:*]]Originally five-part[[note]]Originally announced as six parts, before some of the middle parts were combined.[[/labelnote]] [[/note]] finale was released in October of 2019, part two was released in June of 2020, and part three was released in September of 2021. Parts four and five--the latter being released as all five parts together in one video--would each release a few weeks after their predecessor, finally completing the finale in October of 2021. Jason had initially claimed that the episodes would be released monthly.
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* Creator's Favorite: WordOfGod has stated that "Temple of the Cats" is his favorite song of the series.
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* Creator's Favorite: CreatorsFavorite: WordOfGod has stated that he is most proud of the "Temple of the Cats" is his favorite song of the series.song.
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* Creator's Favorite: WordOfGod has stated that "Temple of the Cats" is his favorite song of the series.
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* TributeToFido: The Grand Finale was dedicated to Jason Steele's cat Luca, who passed away prior to it.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part finale was released in October of 2019, part two was released in June of 2020, and part three was release in September of 2021. Despite Jason's claim that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part five-part[[labelnote:*]]Originally announced as six parts, before some of the middle parts were combined.[[/labelnote]] finale was released in October of 2019, part two was released in June of 2020, and part three was release released in September of 2021. Despite Jason's claim Parts four and five--the latter being released as all five parts together in one video--would each release a few weeks after their predecessor, finally completing the finale in October of 2021. Jason had initially claimed that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.monthly.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part finale was released in October of 2019, and part two was released in June of 2020. Despite Jason's claim that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part finale was released in October of 2019, and part two was released in June of 2020.2020, and part three was release in September of 2021. Despite Jason's claim that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part finale was released in October of 2019. Despite Jason's claim that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part finale was released in October of 2019.2019, and part two was released in June of 2020. Despite Jason's claim that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.
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* NamesTheSame: The unicorns' destination is apparently [[VideoGame/KirbySuperStar the fourth level of Dyna Blade]]. Also a scrapped [[DisneyThemeParks Disneyland]] attraction.
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* NamesTheSame: The unicorns' destination is apparently [[VideoGame/KirbySuperStar the fourth level of Dyna Blade]]. Also a scrapped [[DisneyThemeParks [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Disneyland]] attraction.
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* ScheduleSlip: Part one of the six-part finale was released in October of 2019. Despite Jason's claim that the episodes would be released monthly, as of this writing, none of the others have been released.
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* TalkingToHimself: Jason Steele, the creator, voices Charlie, Blue and Pink, and pretty much everyone.
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* TalkingToHimself: With very few exceptions, Jason Steele, Steele is the creator, voices Charlie, Blue and Pink, and pretty much everyone.only voice actor in all of the shorts.
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** After the success of the original video, Creator/AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". He ''did'', however, release the pitch on the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
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** After the success of the original video, Creator/AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". He ''did'', however, release the The pitch on was eventually released as part of the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
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* NamesTheSame: The unicorns' destination is apparently [[VideoGame/KirbySuperStar the fourth level of Dyna Blade]].
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* NamesTheSame: The unicorns' destination is apparently [[VideoGame/KirbySuperStar the fourth level of Dyna Blade]]. Also a scrapped [[DisneyThemeParks Disneyland]] attraction.
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* CrossdressingVoices: Despite being referred to as female, the Millipede has an obviously masculine voice.
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** After the success of the original video, AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". He ''did'', however, release the pitch on the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
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** After the success of the original video, AdultSwim Creator/AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". He ''did'', however, release the pitch on the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched it up.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched itup.up.
** After the success of the original video, AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". He ''did'', however, release the pitch on the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
** Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched it
** After the success of the original video, AdultSwim contacted Jason about producing a Charlie the Unicorn TV show. Jason tried to retool the concept into a half-hour program, but only got as far as a network pitch before realizing he wasn't happy with the results and ultimately wound up declining their offer. In his own words, "there ''could'' have been a Charlie show, but it would have been a '''bad''' Charlie show". He ''did'', however, release the pitch on the "Film Cow Master Collection" DVD.
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TalkingToHimself: Jason Steele, the creator, voices Charlie, Blue and Pink, and pretty much everyone.
WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched it up.
WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched it up.
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TalkingToHimself: Jason Steele, the creator, voices Charlie, Blue and Pink, and pretty much everyone.
WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched it up.
WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jason was originally going to have Blue and Pink sing the Candy Mountain Cave song, but he couldn't sing really fast in a high-pitched voice, so he got the idea of having the letters from the Candy Mountain sign sing instead. He sang the song in a normal voice, then pitched it up.
