T-Man Show Backstory

*Note: The following that are listed in this timeline are 100% REAL and it's no exaggeration. I actually have good memory and that's absolutely NO lie. This is **NOT** fanfiction or any of that crap! However, the elements, skits and segments before 2008 are now considered to be lost!*

## 2001 (Charlotte, NC)

* Luigi Bros Stop-On-Junks debuted (15 “volume” episodes. 9, 10 and 11 were infamous to the hilarious intro mark after Luigi speaking, “Welcome to Luigi Bros (Here-we-go!) Stop On Junks)
* “T-Man Show” started as Audio Tape Cartoons (2001-03)
* Mario vs Luigi, Sibling Rivalry debuted until 2009

## 2002

### The South Carolina Years (2002-2009)

* Ed, Edd n Eddy Fandub Debuted with *Pop Goes The Ed* (featuring Arthur Read), half of *Over Your Ed* and *Laugh Ed Laugh*
* The Josie and the Pussycats Fandub project has only one episode with the ending coming from A Pup Named Scooby Doo’s Wrath of Waitro
	+ Luigi’s (retarded) ending line: ***We Did It! We solved the mystery of the Luigi Bros***
* A Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune Audio Fandub episode feat. the Eds and Mario & Luigi
* Super Smash Bros 64 audio soundtrack appeared randomly on the T-Man Show for unknown reasons

## 2003

* Spongebob and Patrick were going to debut on the T-Man Show, but was scrapped pretty quickly until 2012
* Mario Bros’ Rematch-A-Ro’Mad(ness), with only 5 volume episodes
* “Luigi Bros” Team renamed “Dood-A-Rowt” Team
* Good Choice Bros Team, The Kissers Team, “Whittenburg” Brothers (having only Luigi, Wario and Diddy Kong on the list), Wario Bros and Mega Mario debuted
	+ Good Choice Bros and The Kissers were disbanded simultaneously around late 2004 due to extremely low interests, especially when neither Mario or Waluigi appeared on the team.
	+ Whittenburg Bros were scrapped pretty quickly and reverted to “Dood-A-Rowt” Team, also a parody of Hey Arnold’s Coach Whittenburg.
	+ Mega Mario Bros reverted to just Mario and Luigi around 2006
	+ Wario Bros still existed, but moved to SMG4’s unit around 2011 (???)

## 2004

* The T-Man Show episode video debuted on April 2004, but however it’s only featuring Mario, Luigi and Wario but non-animate figures in video game covers: Luigi’s Mansion, Wario World and Super Mario Sunshine.
	+ In addition to the episode, it was considered to be a “lost” episode

## 2005

* The T-Man Show features a few lost skits starring Snagglepuss, Mario and Luigi. Considering Snagglepuss’s skit being notorious for talking about the NYC Subway...but in a weird and very cringy way.
	+ Also marking the quote, “The Subway Loves the “you-know-who” Team” (and it’s not Dood-A-Rowt, and it starts with an N),

## 2006

* A new segment dedicating to the Mario Kart players from the MB called, (Super) Mario Kart Let’s Play Show, also known as Mario Kart Show. It was short lived!
* There’s an obscure June 20th segment, *The Mario Show*, that appeared on Newgrounds and it lasted for less than a week due to extremely low ratings and pisspoor video quality. You can find it on the obituaries on Newgrounds.

## 2007

* The lost video existed around Spring Break of 2007. Available on Mini-DV tape and DVD as “Lost Video 2006-07”
* Another segment called, **Super Mario Jam**, was considered to be an early entry to becoming a T-Man Show original, featuring clips from Looney Tunes, Tiny Toons, Ed Edd n Eddy, A Pup Named Scooby Doo and Super Mario Bros 3/World.
	+ Super Mario Rap (aka Super Mario Jam 17) is the only surviving episode on YouTube out of the 17, and it was uploaded as late as 2008. A proposal of restoring the segment will be starting around late July 2017 due to time constraints.
	+ *Update: Super Mario Rap has been permanently removed on YouTube as of December 27, 2017. Therefore, Super Mario Jam has been postponed again until Late 2018 or Early 2019.*

## 2008

* The T-Man Show was originally going to start on the cruise but it was scrapped due to being the worst trip in the 2000s, until 2010 which gotten worse!

## 2009 (South Carolina)

* The first actual episode, Follow The Handicapped Bus, Dudes, was uploaded on YouTube around early 2009 after a long hiatus! Following by two episodes, Let It Freakin’ Snow and Basketball Trickx. T-Man at the Apollo, The Ullman Way and T-Man’s (Late) Valentine were originally going to be planned episodes but was never going to happen due to embarrassment.
	+ Controversy started and it all comes down to deleting the videos or get suspended.
* An unofficial pilot episode of the segment, DaUrbanEntertainer, debuted on August 2009, discussing three of the Nintendo 64 games: Mario Kart 64, Super Mario 64 & Cruis’n USA. Also debuting plush Red Yoshi and plush Mario, who will appear 8 years later on their own segment, **T-Man’s Plush Toons**.
	+ Oddly this was released two years after Super Mario Logan
* An unknown segment, **T-Man Reviews**, was VERY short-lived and forgotten until 2012-13 when T-Man was ranting about the Irate Gamer

## 2010 (Georgia)

* The animated segment was originally going to be a splash panel, if not, a comic, but it was just a school project. The episode Bowling Alley Madness was a 38-slide cartoon that created around April 2010 and the T-Man Show Flipnote debuted in July 6, 2011 even though another segment DaUrbanEntertainer came before The T-Man Show. Nonetheless, The T-Man Show returned in full blast in the next year, 2011!
* 2011 is the second NC year of this backstory