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'''''Adventures in Nutrition With Captain Carlos''''' (also known as '''''Captain Carlos''''') was a series of Flash-animated educational shorts that aired on Playhouse Disney (now Disney Junior).
'''''Adventures in Nutrition With Captain Carlos''''' ('''''Captain Carlos''''' for short) was a series of Flash-animated educational shorts that aired on Playhouse Disney (now Disney Junior) that aired from 2004 to 2007. <ref>[http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/The_Adventures_in_Nutrition_with_Captain_Carlos An (unfortunately) short Disney Wikia article on ''Captain Carlos'']</ref>


It centered around Carlos choosing a healthy snack to eat before doing things such as bowling or going to a soccer match when his sister, Maria, tries to get him to eat some junk food (while singing a song about how they "sure look like fun"). A narrator then explains how the two kinds of food can affect your body followed by Carlos eating the healthy snack. The episode would always end with Carlos' sister flapping his cape for him.
==Story==
Each short centered on a six-year old boy named Carlos having to choose between eating a healthy snack or eating junk food before doing things such as bowling or going to a soccer match. His sister, Maria, would always try to get him to eat some junk food (while singing a song about how they "sure look like fun"). A narrator then explains to the audience how the two kinds of food can affect your body followed by Carlos eating the healthy snack. The episode would always end with Carlos feeling like a superhero after eating the healthy snack, and Maria flapping his cape for him. <ref>[https://www.awn.com/news/disney-playhouse-adds-more-captain-carlos-new-shanes-kindergarten-countdown An article on ''Captain Carlos'' from 2005]</ref>


==Availability==
==Availability==
The skits have not aired on either iteration of the network since at least 2008, though there are rumors that there may be some episodes on pre-2009 Playhouse Disney home media releases.  
The skits have not aired on either iteration of the network in the United States since at least 2008, though there have been rumors that there may be some episodes on pre-2009 Playhouse Disney home media releases. The series had also been rerun in at least one country as late as 2010. <ref>[https://www.mummysreviews.com/2010/04/30/playhouse-disney-fit-fit-hurray/ A review of ''Captain Carlos'' and other Playhouse Disney shorts]</ref>


A handful of episodes in English and Spanish have been found across YouTube and Vimeo, but other than that, little footage can be found, or so it was until [https://www.youtube.com/user/reijithe2ndify/videos Paradisea Legged] uploaded the rest of them on YouTube and then they became found after all. However, at one point, all of the episodes were deleted from that channel, meaning most of the episodes became lost again.
A handful of episodes in English and Spanish have been found across YouTube and Vimeo. Other than that, little footage could be found for several years, possibly due to the obscurity of the shorts.


Additionally, a [https://vimeo.com/57909942 rough cut] of "Spelling Test" was uploaded to Vimeo by one of the people who worked on the episode.
However, a YouTuber named Paradisea Legged <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/user/reijithe2ndify/videos Paradisea's YouTube channel]</ref> uploaded the rest of the shorts on YouTube and then the entire series became found. However, at one point, all of the episodes were deleted from that channel, meaning most of the episodes became lost again.
 
Additionally, a rough cut of "Spelling Test" was uploaded to Vimeo by one of the people who worked on the episode. <ref>[https://vimeo.com/57909942 The rough cut of "Spelling Test"]</ref>


==Gallery==
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Captain Carlos.jpg

The titular character.

Status: Partially Found

Adventures in Nutrition With Captain Carlos (Captain Carlos for short) was a series of Flash-animated educational shorts that aired on Playhouse Disney (now Disney Junior) that aired from 2004 to 2007. [1]

Story

Each short centered on a six-year old boy named Carlos having to choose between eating a healthy snack or eating junk food before doing things such as bowling or going to a soccer match. His sister, Maria, would always try to get him to eat some junk food (while singing a song about how they "sure look like fun"). A narrator then explains to the audience how the two kinds of food can affect your body followed by Carlos eating the healthy snack. The episode would always end with Carlos feeling like a superhero after eating the healthy snack, and Maria flapping his cape for him. [2]

Availability

The skits have not aired on either iteration of the network in the United States since at least 2008, though there have been rumors that there may be some episodes on pre-2009 Playhouse Disney home media releases. The series had also been rerun in at least one country as late as 2010. [3]

A handful of episodes in English and Spanish have been found across YouTube and Vimeo. Other than that, little footage could be found for several years, possibly due to the obscurity of the shorts.

However, a YouTuber named Paradisea Legged [4] uploaded the rest of the shorts on YouTube and then the entire series became found. However, at one point, all of the episodes were deleted from that channel, meaning most of the episodes became lost again.

Additionally, a rough cut of "Spelling Test" was uploaded to Vimeo by one of the people who worked on the episode. [5]

Gallery

"Bowling"

References