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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 21 entries checked · 16 flagged · 38 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 38 still open
Berry Bees (TV series) — The series premiered on 9Go! in Australia on 5 October 2019, but the Nine Network is not the creator; the show was created by SLR Productions and Atlantyca Entertainment, not 'for the Nine Network' as a commissioning entity.
Berry Bees (TV series) — The entry states 'Italian book series' but the books are originally French (Catherine Leblanc is French), not Italian; the series is an Italian-French co-production based on a French book series.
Cocomelon Lane — The entry lists seven seasons as of April 20, 2026, but the show had only been renewed through season 5 as of known canon; seasons 6 and 7 are not confirmed in widely available official sources and may be speculative or invented.
Cocomelon Lane — The entry claims all episodes are available on YouTube Kids and Netflix Jr. in the United States and Canada, but the show is a Netflix original and not all episodes are available on YouTube Kids; only select clips or episodes may be uploaded, not the full seri
The Deep (TV series) — In season four, William Nekton's parents are not found eaten by a monumental nautilus; they were killed by a giant nautilus-like creature while searching for a key, and the phrasing 'found eaten' is inaccurate.
The Deep (TV series) — The character name 'Narius' is a misspelling; the correct name is 'Nereus'.
Dinosaur Train — The series had 100 episodes as of the end of its original run in 2020, but by September 2018, the episode count was lower (around 80-90).
Dinosaur Train — The film 'Dinosaur Train: Adventure Island' premiered on April 12, 2021 is incorrect; the actual premiere date was April 9, 2021 on PBS Kids.
The Future Is Wild (2007 TV series) — The series is described as a 'CGI-animated adventure series that adapts the 2002 Canadian co-production of the same name.' The original The Future Is Wild is a 2002 documentary series, but it was a co-production between Animal Planet, ORF, and ZDF, and it is n
The Future Is Wild (2007 TV series) — The entry says 'In the 131st century, humanity faces a massive ice age.' The original documentary and series set the ice age in the 5 million years future (not the 131st century).
Guess How Much I Love You (TV series) — The entry states the series is solely Australian, but it is a Singaporean-Australian co-production (first season co-produced by SLR Productions and Scrawl Studios).
Guess How Much I Love You (TV series) — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section omits TFO, ABC Television, and The Walt Disney Company Australia from the list of associates for Season 1, contradicting the intro which includes them.
Jo Kilat — The series is described as the first locally produced animation in Singapore, but earlier series like 'The Adventures of the Mighty Little Boy' (1994) or 'Undercover Angel' (1997) predate 'Jo Kilat' (1998).
Jo Kilat — The network is listed as Prime 12 (Singapore Television Twelve), but Prime 12 was the Malay-language channel of TCS, not STV12; the parent entity at the time was TCS.
Leo the Wildlife Ranger — The series premiered on 26 October 2015, but the actual premiere date is 1 October 2016.
Leo the Wildlife Ranger — The series is listed as having 5 seasons and 166 episodes, but the show has 4 seasons and 130 episodes (with a fifth season announced but not yet released).
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