The Wiggles have brought laughter, joy, and educational content to children worldwide for decades, becoming an integral part of childhood. However, a remarkable piece of their legacy remains hidden and inaccessible to fans around the globe: the lost 2006 Mandarin TV series featuring the second Taiwanese lineup, which includes Arthur (Yellow), Samuel (Blue), Vivi (Red), and Danny (Purple).

In 2006, this phenomenal group of performers filmed a complete 26-episode series in Mandarin that was briefly aired on Playhouse Disney Taiwan before being shelved indefinitely. For the devoted global fanbase, media archivists who treasure such historical content, and multicultural families keen on sharing diverse cultural experiences with their children, this series represents a lost treasure.

The series' unavailability has left a void in The Wiggles’ comprehensive library, limiting access to this valuable cultural bridge that could connect Taiwanese children and families with the rich world of educational entertainment in their native language.

As The Wiggles approach their 35th Anniversary, there could not be a more fitting moment to honour their international legacy by making this series available to all. Releasing it on a public platform like YouTube would not only preserve this important work but also enhance cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.

We respectfully urge Anthony Field and The Wiggles' management to consider this release. The internet has the power to revive lost media and connect audiences in ways never before possible. Doing so would celebrate not only the multicultural values The Wiggles espouse but also acknowledge the hard work and talent of the Taiwanese lineup.

Join me in calling on The Wiggles to open their vaults and release this incredible series for fans and families worldwide. Please sign this petition to make sure this piece of history sees the light of day.