Saturday morning cartoons are a huge part of the '90s, and with so many shows, some really odd and fun entries were forgotten over time.

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Carl the Collector is breaking norms in television by being an openly autistic character. This is special for Newfoundland voice actress Heather Bambrick, who plays Carl's Mama.

She says the show was done with lots of love, respect and care by the writers and directors. Carl's mom is fun character to play, said Bambrick, adding she's is a modern, quirky artist.

Heather Bambrick says Carl the Collector is an honest look at the life of a child with austism. (Submitted by Heather Bambrick)Carl the Collector is breaking the norms in children's television and a ...