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Qubo started out as a Saturday morning block on NBC in September of 2006, before becoming a 24-hour channel 4 months later. Monkey was originally going to have a Jamaican accent. Stickin' Around started out as a series of 1-minute shorts on CBS in 1994. Eliot Kid was originally going to be titled 'The Wonderful World of Eliot Kid'. There are rumors that Class of the Titans has supposedly aired on Discovery Kids. However, no official proof has been found. Babar was the longest running show to air on Qubo (including separate block and channel runs together) without being thrown off the network (until September 2017). Liberty's Kids was originally going to air on Qubo back in 2013, but it was scrapped due to licensing issues with CBS. Doki started out as the host for Discovery Kids in Latin America before having his own show. Back in 2009, Being Ian, Class of the Titans, and Spliced had weekend afternoon slots on the channel before being taken off the air about a month later and returning on the Night Owl block a few years after. One of the George and Martha books actually got away with Martha smoking a cigar. We do not recommend smoking, as it is dangerous to your health and causes fatal diseases. Sidekick started out as shorts called The Not-So-Superheroic Adventures of Sidekick on YTV's Funpak before becoming its own series. There exists a religious version of Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks, called "Monster Truck Adventures". Ask Me used to air on Qubo at least 75 times a day! Imagine how much it played a week! Before the Qubo on NBC block, there was a Discovery Kids block on NBC. Discovery Kids would later become The Hub, and now Discovery Family. Stickin' Around, Ned's Newt and Being Ian are the only three Qubo shows to regularly feature pop cultural references. In 2012, the Qubo on NBC block was replaced by NBC Kids, a children's programming block powered by Sprout (now Universal Kids). There's a real train store which is where The Choo Choo Bob Show came from that is called "Choo Choo Bob's Train Store" which is located in Saint Paul, Minnesota Around 45% of Qubo's programming is based on books, comics, and magazines. The theme song to Chirp is based off the song "Rockin' Robin" by Leon René. Theodore Tugboat was the first show ever to air on the 24-hour Qubo Channel. A CGI reboot of Denver the Last Dinosaur was made by Zagtoon: the company behind shows like Miraculous Ladybug and Zak Storm.