And even that's reaching.
Plus, Cookie Jar isn't qubo. Qubo is majority controlled by ION Media, which is why Nelvana's non-E/I shows got pushed out of the block in favor of repeats of the E/I puritanically-correct VeggieTales and 321 Penguins. That's how qubo rolls.
And besides, there are way better shows in the Classic Media library that could easily be aired on qubo, but for some reason, I don't see them airing anything prior to the G.W. Bush presidency on their lineup. A shame really. Fat Albert's good, educational, and fits the E/I quotient with ease.
No, it isn't, which is why it doesn't carry the E/I banner when its on as well as the reason why it's not on the NBC qubo block. But it is based on a series of children's books, just like Willa's Wild Life, Miss BG, Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse, Sitting Ducks, and Jacob Two-Two, which qualifies its placement on qubo. Scholastic Entertainment is a partner in the venture, and Pearlie's one of their contributions to the block.