I didn't like it vs I didn't liked it

Some examples from the web:

• I didn't like it when Sonia carpooled with one of her attractive coworkers.
• You know... I didn't like it here at the Academy, at first.
• I didn't like it very much.
• That's why I didn't like it.
• I've done complicated, annie, I didn't like it.
• And let me tell you guys something, I didn't like it one bit.
• I lived on my own and I didn't like it.
• I didn't like it, but it brought us a little extra business.
• OK, I guess I didn't like it.
• I didn't like it, but I guess it was a better way to support her habit than selling her body on the street.
• I have been to prison, and I didn't like it.
• We recorded the other album in studio and I didn't like it.
• I didn't like it at first, but I feel really healthy now.
• The way we left things... I didn't like it.
• I really did have to share dad with you guys when I was growing up, and I didn't like it.
• I didn't like it one bit, and I-I told Conway that too.
• I didn't like it, and I told him so.
• But Morris said that was the job, and if I didn't like it, I could puck off.
• I had a part-time job as a hotel maid, but I didn't like it very much.
• I watched that new film about giraffes; I didn't like it.

Some examples from the web:

• It's my specialty, but I didn't know that you liked it.
• Well, I said I get it. I didn't say I liked it.
• Just like I remember the first time he made me take my clothes off and how hard he kicked me when I didn't act like I liked it or how his breath smelled like cigarettes, how I could've gotten away a bunch of times,
• He'd given me wine to drink, and I hadn't liked it.
• I - I used to pretend I liked it, but I didn't.
• I anticipated your needs. I thought you liked it when I did that.
• The thing is, after I was gouged I didn't have one for a few days and then just kind of, liked it.
• But if I did, I liked it.
• The thing is, after I was gouged I didn't have one for a few days and then just kind of, liked it.
• I didn't know its value, and you never liked it.
• Your speech - I liked it.
• - Incidentally, I liked it.
• I did it for ten years. I liked it at the time.
• I didn't get it all, but I liked it.
• What if Larissa hadn't liked it?
• I haven't liked her ever since she hacked into your club penguin account and rearranged all that furniture.
• I didn't care whether the audience liked it... only whether I did.
• I thought you liked it when I breached your borders.
• I liked it there, I want to go back.
• I liked it better when I was pregnant.