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* CrossdressingVoices: Played straight with the claymation show as Eddie and Michael are voiced by women. Averted in the 2016 CGI series as Eddie and Koby are voiced by young boys.
* DawsonCasting: Played straight with the claymation show as grown women voice the main characters who are supposed to be in preschool. Averted in the 2016 series where they are voiced by young children.
* DawsonCasting: Played straight with the claymation show as grown women voice the main characters who are supposed to be in preschool. Averted in the 2016 series where they are voiced by young children.
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* CrossdressingVoices: Played straight with In the claymation show as show, Eddie and Michael are voiced by women. Averted in the 2016 CGI series as Eddie and Koby are voiced by young boys.
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** The claymation show is pretty much unheard of outside of North America and Europe. Averted with the 2013 reboot- all episodes are available from Fisher-Price's official Youtube channel and the Fisher-Price website. Then played straight again with the 2016 CGI series -- it's only available on Sprout (which is only available in the US) and only other select markets, and Fisher-Price has gone on record saying that they have no plans to offer it on Creator/{{Netflix}}. Until it got screwed over by Universal after the channel rebrand, which then sees Mattel dumping the episodes onto Youtube region-free.
** The toys have been NoExportForYou to a large chunk of Southeast Asia since the late 2000s, although semi-averted as of 2018, see below.
** The toys have been NoExportForYou to a large chunk of Southeast Asia since the late 2000s, although semi-averted as of 2018, see below.
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** The claymation show is pretty much unheard of outside of North America and Europe. Averted with This is also the 2013 reboot- all episodes are available from Fisher-Price's official Youtube channel and the Fisher-Price website. Then played straight again case with the 2016 CGI series -- it's only available on Sprout (which is only available in the US) and only other select markets, and Fisher-Price has gone on record saying that they have no plans to offer it on Creator/{{Netflix}}. Until it got screwed over by Universal after the channel rebrand, which then sees Mattel dumping the episodes onto Youtube region-free.
** The toys have been NoExportForYou to a large chunk of Southeast Asia since the late 2000s,although semi-averted as of 2018, see below.at least until 2018.
** The toys have been NoExportForYou to a large chunk of Southeast Asia since the late 2000s,
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** Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
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** Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
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** Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
** Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The 2016 series had an American voice cast for the first season, but [=HiT=] Entertainment, who co-produced the show with Mattel, left after Season 1, so the entire cast for the first season was replaced with a Toronto-based voice cast for the remainder of the series.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The 2016 series had an American voice cast for the first season, but [=HiT=] Entertainment, who co-produced the show with Mattel, left after Season 1, 1 (after they got folded into Mattel Creations), so the entire cast for the first season was replaced with a Toronto-based voice cast for the remainder of the series.
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* ActingForTwo: Eddie and Sarah Lynn have the same voice actor. What makes it ironic is that they are twins.
* CrossdressingVoices: Played straight with the claymation show as Eddie and Michael are voiced by women. Averted in the 2016 CGI series as Eddie and Koby are voiced by young boys.
* DawsonCasting: Played straight with the claymation show as grown women voice the main characters who are supposed to be in preschool. Averted in the 2016 series where they are voiced by young children.
* HeAlsoDid: Rick Sigglekow, creator of the 2016 reboot, was known in the 90's for being the creator of two shows that [[ImportationExpansion were framing devices for British cartoons]]: ''Series/ShiningTimeStation'' and ''Series/TheNoddyShop''.
* NoExportForYou:
** The claymation show is pretty much unheard of outside of North America and Europe. Averted with the 2013 reboot- all episodes are available from Fisher-Price's official Youtube channel and the Fisher-Price website. Then played straight again with the 2016 CGI series -- it's only available on Sprout (which is only available in the US) and only other select markets, and Fisher-Price has gone on record saying that they have no plans to offer it on Creator/{{Netflix}}. Until it got screwed over by Universal after the channel rebrand, which then sees Mattel dumping the episodes onto Youtube region-free.
** The toys have been NoExportForYou to a large chunk of Southeast Asia since the late 2000s, although semi-averted as of 2018, see below.
* TheOtherDarrin: The 2016 series had an American voice cast for the first season, but [=HiT=] Entertainment, who co-produced the show with Mattel, left after Season 1, so the entire cast for the first season was replaced with a Toronto-based voice cast for the remainder of the series.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
** Shortly after the rebrand of Sprout to Universal Kids in September 2017, the 2016 CGI series disappeared off the channel and any mention of the show disappeared off the site. Additionally, Fisher-Price started dumping the episodes in a timely manner onto Youtube, all but confirming that the worst has indeed happened.[[note]]However, records indicate that the show has been in trouble since February 2017, with preempting constantly plaguing the show. The removal after the rebrand only made things official[[/note]]
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* CrossdressingVoices: Played straight with the claymation show as Eddie and Michael are voiced by women. Averted in the 2016 CGI series as Eddie and Koby are voiced by young boys.
* DawsonCasting: Played straight with the claymation show as grown women voice the main characters who are supposed to be in preschool. Averted in the 2016 series where they are voiced by young children.
* HeAlsoDid: Rick Sigglekow, creator of the 2016 reboot, was known in the 90's for being the creator of two shows that [[ImportationExpansion were framing devices for British cartoons]]: ''Series/ShiningTimeStation'' and ''Series/TheNoddyShop''.
* NoExportForYou:
** The claymation show is pretty much unheard of outside of North America and Europe. Averted with the 2013 reboot- all episodes are available from Fisher-Price's official Youtube channel and the Fisher-Price website. Then played straight again with the 2016 CGI series -- it's only available on Sprout (which is only available in the US) and only other select markets, and Fisher-Price has gone on record saying that they have no plans to offer it on Creator/{{Netflix}}. Until it got screwed over by Universal after the channel rebrand, which then sees Mattel dumping the episodes onto Youtube region-free.
** The toys have been NoExportForYou to a large chunk of Southeast Asia since the late 2000s, although semi-averted as of 2018, see below.
* TheOtherDarrin: The 2016 series had an American voice cast for the first season, but [=HiT=] Entertainment, who co-produced the show with Mattel, left after Season 1, so the entire cast for the first season was replaced with a Toronto-based voice cast for the remainder of the series.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Rare toy example: Creator/{{Mattel}} South East Asia/Fisher-Price South East Asia no longer distributes the toys in the region and the region's FP website makes no mention of the franchise. The official stance given for the decision to stop bringing in the toys is that they aren't selling. Mattel SEA has also claimed that they have officially licensed the import of Little People Toys to third party distributors in the region, and whether the distributors make good of their license is not Mattel's business. Semi-averted as of 2018- Mattel SEA is finally bringing Little People toys again, but only the Disney crossover range. Those after the DC Comics crossover figures or the original characters figures are still SOL.
** Shortly after the rebrand of Sprout to Universal Kids in September 2017, the 2016 CGI series disappeared off the channel and any mention of the show disappeared off the site. Additionally, Fisher-Price started dumping the episodes in a timely manner onto Youtube, all but confirming that the worst has indeed happened.[[note]]However, records indicate that the show has been in trouble since February 2017, with preempting constantly plaguing the show. The removal after the rebrand only made things official[[/note]]
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