We as the viewers could only upload what was left in our childhood video tape collections and currently, this is all we could find on YouTube!

 

We are all at stake, especially those who were born in the 90's, as no new video evidence was uploaded. We searched for years - if not, two decades for things we viewed from our childhoods.

 

A decade has passed since the last piece of video/audio evidence was uploaded to YouTube and we still don't have all the missing pieces to this jigsaw puzzle!

 

The forgotten Treehouse TV shows like Dragon, Tipi Tales, and Wee 3 along with the songs from the Treehouse TV website's Toons n' Tunes feature that was operational around November 13, 2006 - August 24, 2007 must still be archived in Treehouse TV's digital storage units somewhere! Some of these song are from shows like Wee 3. Some are named Emergency Alert, Nothing Goes with Orange, It's Just Not What Fancy Ladies Do, It's Great to be The King, and The Special Princess Day Surprise Party. Even without any audio evidence recorded, I can still remember some of these songs' tunes and lyrics vividly to this very day today.

 

We are trying to recover full footage from our forgotten childhood shows like Uh Oh! (Game Show) from YTV, Ni Ni's Treehouse from Treehouse TV, and Peach Command Shin Momotaro Densetsu from Japan. Right now, we could Treehouse TV's or Corus Entertainment's (provided they're still alive) help to recover a crucial lost chunk of our past: Wee 3 from Treehouse TV plus the other uncommonly seen Treehouse TV shows, even ones that are weird (such as Dragon, Little Star, Wumpa's World, and Tipi Tales) that we barely managed to find via YouTube along with all the songs that periodically change on Treehouse TV website's Toons n' Tunes between around November 13 2006 - August 24 2007.

 

Although some of these shows were weird, they're still childhood material for 90's born people!

 

Speaking of which, Teletoon had some "sub channels" back in the early 2000's days such as KAPOW! for Megaman and TMNT and Teletoon Retro for shows like Flintstones, Jetsons, and Rocket Robin Hood. So... why not Treehouse TV implement a YouTube channel and call it something like "Treehouse TV Retro" or something like that for the old shows - since Treehouse has several regional-based YouTube channels.

 

P.S, Treehouse TV/Corus Entertainment is the brains behind the airing of these shows and they must have these old website files and TV episodes archived somewhere!