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* AnAesop: The show has some every now and then.
** "Lights, Camera, Goldfish": It's one thing to play a hero and it's another to actually be a hero.
** "Sweetheart's Dance": Make sure you have a good grasp of your lover's character, because they may not be who they seem.
** "Icing on the Cake": The best birthdays are when you get to be with the people you love.
** "Stinker": If you seriously screw up, apologizing and feeling bad won't automatically fix the damage you’ve caused.
** "Lights, Camera, Goldfish": It's one thing to play a hero and it's another to actually be a hero.
** "Sweetheart's Dance": Make sure you have a good grasp of your lover's character, because they may not be who they seem.
** "Icing on the Cake": The best birthdays are when you get to be with the people you love.
** "Stinker": If you seriously screw up, apologizing and feeling bad won't automatically fix the damage you’ve caused.
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As of January 2024 the show is no longer airing on Toon-A-Vision.
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''My Goldfish is Evil'' is an extremely obscure Canadian animated series created by Nicolas J. Boisvert and produced by the Montreal-based animation studio Sardine Productions (later known for ''WesternAnimation/ToonMarty'' and the ''WesternAnimation/ChopChopNinja'' franchise) for Creator/{{CBC}} Television and Télévision de Radio-Canada. It ran for 2 seasons for a total of 26 episodes from 2006-2008, with reruns continuing to air on CBC until April 9, 2016. Reruns currently air on the Canadian channel Toon-A-Vision.
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''My Goldfish is Evil'' is an extremely obscure Canadian animated series created by Nicolas J. Boisvert and produced by the Montreal-based animation studio Sardine Productions (later known for ''WesternAnimation/ToonMarty'' and the ''WesternAnimation/ChopChopNinja'' franchise) for Creator/{{CBC}} Television and Télévision de Radio-Canada. It ran for 2 seasons for a total of 26 episodes from 2006-2008, with reruns continuing to air on CBC until April 9, 2016. Reruns currently air on the Canadian channel Toon-A-Vision.\n
