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Inanimate Insanity

## Seizoenen

***Inanimate Insanity***, vaak afgekort als ***II***, is het eerste seizoen van de *Inanimate Insanity*-serie, die op 1 april 2011 in première ging met de eerste aflevering, "The Crappy Cliff". Het seizoen ging in première op het YouTube-kanaal AnimationEpic en heeft in totaal 18 afleveringen. De serie kwam op 1 juni 2012 tijdelijk tot stilstand voor een zomerstop, maar keerde terug op 1 september 2012. De laatste aflevering, "Journey Through Memory Lane (Part 2)", werd uitgebracht op 8 december 2012. het seizoen met in totaal 18 afleveringen (exclusief 5,5).

*Inanimate Insanity* werd opgevolgd door *Inanimate Insanity II*, welk is uitgebracht op 2 april 2013 met de release van "Breaking the Ice".

## Stemmen

### Hoofdrolspelers

* Adam Katz als Appel, Honkbal, Marshmallow, Nikkel
* Nate Groth als Ballon
* Max Weissmann als Bom
* Taylor Grodin als Strik, Sinaasappelsap (OJ), Verfkwast
* Justin Chapman als Mes
* Michael Bruzzone als Gloeilamp
* Mark Katz als MePhone4
* Rochelle Garciano als Peper
* Derek Napolitano als Augurk
* Crasi4tunes als Zout
* Samantha Katz als Taco

## Afleveringen

Er zijn achttien afleveringen in seizoen één van *Inanimate Insanity*.

* \* **= Werd opnieuw geüpload op 14 september 2011, omdat Nate Groth de originele afleveringen had verwijderd.**

## Locatie

Het is niet bekend waar ter wereld *Inanimate Insanity* zou plaatsvinden, hoewel er is beweerd dat het plaatsvindt in een set op een geïsoleerd eiland zonder huizen en niet veel andere niet-deelnemers in de buurt, zoals vermeld door MePhone4 in "Sugar Rush".

## Eliminatievolgorde

Het team dat de uitdaging verliest, moest oorspronkelijk een speler uitschakelen (meestal degene die ervoor zorgde dat ze verloren), maar nu stemmen de kijkers hier normaal op. Deze speler is nooit meer te zien, behalve bij een proces van weer samenkomen of een scène uit Idiotic Island.

## Trivia

* *Inanimate Insanity* was de tweede objectshow op YouTube, de eerste was *Battle for Dream Island* (BFDI).
* *Inanimate Insanity* was de eerste objectshow die het grootste deel van het eerste seizoen met Moho werd geanimeerd, in plaats van met Adobe Flash.
	+ De introductie van Adobe Flash Animation is te zien in "The Tile Divide", vermengd met Moho-animatie.
* *Inanimate Insanity*'s verjaardag is op 1 april, die ook samenvalt met April Fools Day.

 Merchandise | Hier vind je verschillende merchandise om te kopen van *Inanimate Insanity*:https://inanimateinsanity.creator-spring.com/
The Bayeux Tapestry (lost ending of emboldered cloth; existence unconfirmed; 1077)

The Bayeux Tapestry is an embroidered cloth nearly 70 metres (230 ft) long and 50 centimetres (20 in) tall that depicts the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England concerning William, Duke of Normandy, and Harold, Earl of Wessex, later King of England, and culminating in the Battle of Hastings. It is thought to date to the 11th century, within a few years after the battle. It tells the story from the point of view of the conquering Normans but is now agreed to have been made in England.

## Final Portion

The surviving portion is 70m (230ft) long, but when it was rediscovered in a cedar chest in Bayeux Cathedral in the 15th century, it ended in frayed threads. At least 3m is believed to have been lost; no one knows whether it was torn off, eaten by moths, or just never completed.

It was believed to have showed the death of Harold Godwinson, the Anglo-Saxon king, and his unarmoured troops fleeing following their defeat at Hastings. No one is certain how much longer the original tapestry was or what it showed, but most experts believe it was an 8-10ft (2.5-3m) piece including a depiction of William's coronation on Christmas Day in 1066.
A LEGO Experience (lost American brickfilm; 1975)

***A LEGO Experience*** is a 1975 brickfilm that was created by John Lakos and another New York student whose identity is unknown. All known information about this film stems from two posts in the Usenet newsgroup "rec.toys.lego", written by Erik Olson in 1999. Olson met John Lakos, from whom he learned the information about the film. It was a school project by two students, shot on Super 8 at 9 frames per second, frame doubled to get 18fps. It featured LEGO Homemaker figures, and even a book of the film was also created.

The film is one of the earliest known brickfilms, and the earliest known from America. It has a reported length of approximately 30 minutes, making it much longer than other brickfilms at the time. It is the earliest known brickfilm to include sound, as it was mentioned that the co-director also scored the film.

## Availability

No available footage nor images of the brickfilm are known to exist online, and is unknown if the master copy even still exists.
Eric Smith Preschool (partially found Go!Animate Videos: 2015)

Eric Smith Preschool is a series which was a spinoff made to Eric Smith. There were 2 episodes that were produced and uploaded to YouTube in 2015. In the late 2010s, the episodes were removed from YouTube. After that happened, what only remained was an G Major version of the second episode, YTP of the first episode made by Brendan Barney, and blooper video. As of now, only the YTP video, as well as the re-uploaded version of the blooper video remains.

The first episode was just about basic learning, while in the second episode was the seasons of the year. There was a segment on the second episode narrated by Eric's older brother that showcased a bunch of "funny" clips from videos.
Colby Lemmo

> "A massive thank you to #damoncaro and @waynedalglish for bringing me on to this project. It was an honor to work with you and the entire stunt team. Thank you to #zacksnyder for allowing me to play #lauraward. Shooting this scene was an amazing experience."
>
> Colby Lemmo, Instagram

**Colby Lemmo** is an American actress and stunt performer. She portrayed Laura Ward in and did stunts for *Army of the Dead*, along with stunts for *Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas*. This included playing a shambler in *Army of the Dead*, which was sawed by Vanderohe during the opening credits. She'll also appear in an unknown role in *Rebel Moon*.

## Roles

**Laura Ward**
*Army of the Dead***TBA**
*Rebel Moon*
## Gallery

Behind the scenes look at her *Army* shamblerBehind the scenes with the *Army* stunt crew
"Kream Krunch" (lost commercials of Kellogg's cereal; 1965)

Boxes of the cereal.

Kream Krunch was a breakfast cereal from Kellogg's that was created in 1965 (although some sources say 1964). It was promoted with the line "Chunks of REAL ICE CREAM Freeze-dried in a nutritious cereal". Also known as "astronaut ice cream", freeze-dried ice cream was initially developed by the Whirlpool Corporation in association with NASA for the Apollo Space Missions. Interestingly, freeze-dried ice cream appeared in this cereal three years before it first went to space as part of the Apollo 7 mission.

Kream Krunch came in three varieties: vanilla, orange and strawberry. The main cereal pieces in Kream Krunch were Cheerios-shaped pieces made from corn, wheat and oats.

The mascot for Kream Krunch was an ice cream cone dressed like a soda jerk. Cereal historians have come to call the character the Kream Krunch Cone or Kream Krunch Kone, although documentation legitimizing his official name seems to have been lost to time.

The cereal was discontinued the same year it was introduced.

## Cereal Time Video

In July 2021, YouTuber "Cereal Time" reviewed Kream Krunch. In the video he says this:
"I don't know if he had a name because I don't know if there were any commercials released for this cereal. If there were, **they're definitely lost to history at this point.**"

## Gallery

Kream Krunch (1965)The Cereal Time video related to the subject.A comment from the Mr. Breakfast website.Another comment from the Mr. Breakfast website.
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (partially found original credits sequence to Christmas special; 1964)

One of the only surviving clips from the color negatives of the ending.

Debuting on NBC on December 6th, 1964, is the classic Christmas special *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer*, created by Rankin-Bass. There are actually two credits sequences to this special. The first one is the one that first aired with the special. Basically, it just shows an elf displaying presents with the names of the staff of Rankin Bass who worked on the special and then dropping them from the sleigh. However, the second credits sequence has an interesting story.

Originally, King Moonracer asked Rudolph to hold a promise where he would have Santa come to the Island of Misfit Toys, and pick them up in his sleigh, giving them to the children of the world. However, fans of the special protested at the first credits sequence, and the ending entirely, because Rudolph and Santa weren't seen fulfilling the promise.

Rankin-Bass responded by making an entirely new sequence where they drop off the toys to the children of the world, **discarding** the original sequence entirely. The black-and-white version of the original ending was eventually uploaded to YouTube, and the fate of the original color copy is completely unknown.
The Junior Morning Show (lost early Jim Henson TV show; 1954)

"Pierre the Rat" and "Friend" as they appear in Sam & Friends.

**The Junior Morning Show** was a short-lived Washington, D.C. Saturday morning children's show featuring youngsters. Jim Henson got his start in television on this show in 1954 before he began work on Sam and Friends. The show premiered on June 19, 1954, running its second and final episode the following week on June 26, 1954.

Pierre the French Rat, a character Henson created for a comic strip he made in high school, appeared in puppet form on this show along with another unnamed puppet with a bulbous head and hollow eyes.

The show was cancelled due to discovery "that the revision of the child labor law permitting children to appear on stage here applies to theater and not television. Three of the program's participants were under fourteen and consequently could not get work permits.

## Availability

No footage of this show has resurfaced online, and as of now, only one single surviving screenshot exists of the show.
"A Draw Dorami-Chan Song/A Week in Our Time Machine" (partially lost english versions of Doraemon songs; 1980)

The single's cover.

*Doraemon* is a popular and long-running anime based on the manga of the same name by Fujiko F. Fujio. Its best-known adaptation originally ran from 1979 until 2005, while a second series, that began airing a month after the first series' conclusion, is still airing to this day. A total of 38 feature-length Doraemon movies have been released, as well as numerous short films.

In April or May 1980, Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. released 2 singles containing songs from the popular series to Japanese stores. English versions were also released at the same time to teach English to Japanese students. The first, titled "A "Draw Doraemon" Song / Doraemon Ondo", is easily available to listen to on YouTube and download online, while the second one remains lost, with the only documentations online being from snowrecords.jp, as well as a fanmade list of Doraemon music. The Japanese versions of the songs on both records are easily available online. It was sung by Regina M. Doi (A “Draw Doramichan” Song), Duncan A. Williams (A Week in Our Time Machine), and Henry V. Drennan (A Week in Our Time Machine).

On 7/31/2021, The record's A side was found on a Japanese music website and was subsequently uploaded to YouTube shortly thereafter.
Mes

**Mes** (Engels: **Knife**), zelfgelabeld als **De Eikel**, is een mannelijke deelnemer aan *Inanimate Insanity*, die deelneemt aan Team Episch. Hij doet momenteel mee aan *Inanimate Insanity II* en was lid van De Grand Slams. Hij had genoeg stemmen om deel te nemen aan seizoen 3, maar deed niet mee omdat hij momenteel deelneemt aan seizoen 2. Hij wordt ingesproken door Justin Chapman.

## Karakter

Mes heeft een extreem destructieve en kwaadaardige houding en is vooral een pestkop voor slachtoffers zoals Papier en Marshmallow. Hij heeft laten zien lui te zijn in "A Lemony Lesson", waar hij Papier vertelde dat ze niet hoefden te concurreren. Hij heeft het vermogen om in dingen te snijden vanwege zijn scherpe fysieke aard. Er werd echter aangetoond dat hij een zachte kant had, ondanks dat hij zo verraderlijk en gemeen was, zoals, bijvoorbeeld, dat hij houdt van de *Desperate Housewives* tv-show en Dora-poppen. Hij lijkt ook van gedachten te zijn veranderd in seizoen 2, maar hij wordt af en toe nog steeds als een eikel genoemd.

Mes is de enige deelnemer die weet dat Microfoon met Taco samenwerkt. Desondanks heeft Mes er niets aan gedaan. Mes let ook op dingen die anderen niet zien, zoals het zien dat Microfoon steeds weggaat en dat Koffer tegenwoordig behoorlijk depressief is.

## Uiterlijk

Mes is een zilveren zakmes met een donkergrijze handgreep.

## Stemacteurs

* Justin Chapman (VS/VK/AU/CAN)
* Yahweh (Italië)
* TheGlukkon712 (Polen)

## Totale Stemmen

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## Trivia

* Mes is de eerste speler dat...
	+ Spreekt over *Inanimate Insanity* (exclusief de trailer).
	+ Een ander personage doodde.
	+ Het woord 'verdorie' zei.
	+ Immuniteit won voor zichzelf. ("One-Shot Wonder")
	+ Zichzelf liet afpersen door een andere speler.
	+ Een bot had gebroken tijdens de serie. (Reageerbuis als tweede vanaf "Stranded In Paradise")
* Zoals de maker Adam zei, zou Mes een zakmes moeten zijn.
* Mes heeft een dood-telling van 6 sinds hij Papier in de eerste aflevering heeft gedood, Marshmallow bij het maken van smores, hij Ballon drie keer heeft gedood en Appel (samen met Marshmallow) ) en nogmaals Ballon (na het gooien van Marshmallow).
* Mes is een van de weinige personages die met opzet een ander personage vermoordt.
* Mes heeft *Inanimate Battle* 1, 2, 3 en 4 gewonnen.
* In "Cooking For The Grater Good" verwijst hij naar het citaat, "No More Mr. Knife Guy!" in het Engels, wanneer Trofee wordt geëlimineerd, en al snel bespot Trofee hem. De verwijzing is in feite een parodie op een populair gezegde in het Engels, "No More Mr. Nice Guy."
* Mes is een van de personages met de minste hoeveelheid en de minst opvallende herontwerpen in de hele *Inanimate Insanity*-saga.
* Hij en Honkbal zijn de laatste mannelijke deelnemers die nog deelnemen aan *Inanimate Insanity II*.
	+ Hij is de laatste man met nog armen in *Inanimate Insanity II*.

**Leden:** Gloeilamp (leider) • Nikkel • **Mes** • Verfkwast • Honkbal • Marshmallow • Papier • Appel

**Leden:** Vanaf II12:
Honkbal (teamleider) • **Mes** • Microfoon • Koffer

Eliminated: Nikkel • Ballon • Zeep (co-teamleider) • Kaas • Deeg • Doos • Trofee
Super Chicken (lost production material of animated TV pilot; 1960)

The title card from the 1965 pilot.

Super Chicken was a segment that ran on the animated television series George of the Jungle. It was produced by Jay Ward and Bill Scott, who earlier had created *Rocky and Bullwinkle*, *Hoppity Hopper*, as well as *Mr Peabody's Improbable History*, and *Dudley Do-Right*. It debuted on September 9, 1967, on ABC.

While the 1965 pilot for the series is readily available, '*the production materials from the 1960 pilot have never resurfaced.*

## Overview & Availability

Information on the pilot is extremely scarce. According to Wikipedia & The Big Cartoon Database, the pilot was known to have starred the likes of Bill Dana, featuring Don Knotts as the voice of Super Chicken. Audio recordings were made, but the pilot was never animated.

It is very unlikely the audio will ever resurface.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (partially found NBC telecasts from parade; 1953-1984)

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is one of the more well-known parades in the USA. Originally created as a Christmas pageant in 1924, it evolved into an annual tradition comparable to the Super Bowl. Over 170 giant balloons have been created for the parade since the fifth parade in 1928, most based off of media icons.

**Since 1953, NBC has held the telecast rights to the parade**. Hosts of the telecast have included such personalities as Bob Hope (1960), Lorne Greene, Betty White (from 1963 to 1972), Ed McMahon (from 1974 to 1981), Helen Reddy (1975), Bryant Gumbel (from 1977 to 1980 and 1982 to 1984), Willard Scott (from 1987 to 1997), Katie Couric (from 1991 to 2005), and Al Roker. Prior to obtaining the rights, CBS broadcasted the parade.

## List of Parades

NOTE: 1939 will not be featured due to being permanently lost.

## GALLERY

### Videos

1966 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (Silent 8mm film recording)footage of the 1966 parade.Macy,s Parade 1976 Complete. 16-9 Donated by Jim AkronThe main portion of the 1976 parade.
1. ↑ [1]
Cartoon Network (partially found "Fall" bumpers from channel, 2007-2008)

The **Fall** era was the seventh era of Cartoon Network that began airing on September 14, 2007, ending the "Summer 2007" era. "We're on it" is their slogan for the rebrand. The look ended on July 13, 2008 with the Noods look replacing it. This era was created and produced by Shilo Designs. The theme song for this era (entitled "Fall is Just Something That Grown-Ups Invented") was performed by The Hives.

According to many, this era marked the beginning of Cartoon Network's decline, because the branding featured real humans, and the fact that *Out of Jimmy's Head*, Cartoon Network's first live-action series premiered on the same day when the era began. To make matters worse, the live-action movies were played more than ever.
Charlie Hunnam

> "I'd been watching Zack for years, just thinking that he was just truly a real artist and so sincere about the work he does. I think sometimes that, because he works in a very big scope, sometimes that kind of gets lost, and honestly, I think it got lost just a little bit just how pure his process is and how much he truly lives for the opportunity to bring these world to life for us."
>
> Charlie Hunnam, Virgin Radio UK

**Charlie Hunnam** (born April 10, 1990) is a British actor. He first met Zack Snyder in 2005 when Zack offered him a role in *300*, but Hunnam had to turn it down, having already signed a deal for *Children of Men* filming during that time. He later portrayed the pilot, Kai in *Rebel Moon*, which was a role he chose after being asked to read for two other characters.

After a fan repeatedly asked Snyder, "Charlie Hunnam, will it be Green Arrow?" on VERO True Social, Snyder briefly acknowledged the possibility of Hunnam joining the DC Extended Universe as the character, neither confirming not denying that it would happen. Hunnam's character in *Rebel Moon* later wore a hood similar to Green Arrow's.

## Roles

### The Stone Quarry roles

**Kai**
*Rebel Moon*
Zack619shark (partially found YouTube videos from deleted channel; late 2000s)

Zack619shark was an obscure Pokémon card YouTuber that rose to prominence in the late 2000s. His channel wasn't too big, but people still remember him, even up to this day. He even showed interest in the common cards, which wasn't something you saw very often.

## Deletion of channel & preservation status

Sometime in the early 2010s, his entire channel was deleted for reasons that are lost to history. Only 4 videos from his channel are currently found. No one seems to know what became of him either, as he essentially wiped his presence off the internet. It's unknown how many videos were made.
Cat Party (partially found web-series; 2022)

**Cat Party** was a short-lived web series that was created by SkaterCheese. It ran for episodes and a couple of shorts before it was wiped off the internet.

## Synopsis

The series was about a group of cats that lived in outer space. Nothing is known about this plot.

## Availability

On September 7th, 2022, SkaterCheese was exposed for grooming a minor. When the information was leaked, she deleted her entire channel, as well as her other social media accounts.

Of the 3 episodes that were made, only two episodes have survived on both the Internet Archive and on YouTube. It is unknown if anyone else has a copy of "The Thunder Cat".
The Rodfellows (lost fetish episodes of web series; 2015)

**The Jungle Forest Show** (formerly known as *The Rodfellows*) is a Flash-animated web series made by Dan P. Lyons, Darren A. Nichols and Alexander Mortensen. It premiered in 2014 and is still being produced today. However, while most of the series can be found on Dan P. Lyons' YouTube channel alongside the remaining episodes of YouTube Doki, many of the 2nd iteration of the series, *Improved* hasn't been seen at all since the late 2010s.

## Known fetish episodes (incomplete)

### Gi's Very Big Belly

Status: Lost

**Gi's Very Big Belly** is the name of one episode from season 2 (episode 4) of The Rodfellows' second literation, *The Rodfellows Improved*. The episode was infamous and rather notorious for being nothing but a fetish episode (considering the creator's belly fetish) involving a belly and weight gain fetish from Gina (or Gi for short). It was so controversial, to the point where it was **delisted and eventually deleted off Dan's YouTube**. Only 3 screenshots remain of the episode.

### Furball and Widenar's Nightmare

Status: Lost

**Furball and Widenar's Nightmare** is a lost episode of The Rodfellows. The reason why it was deleted was because of copyright infringement with the character Furball, who was a Tiny Toons character. Only the thumbnail remains.
By Popular Demand (lost CBS game show; 1950)

A lobby card for the show. This is the only known visual evidence of the show's existence.

### Status:

**Lost**

By Popular Demand was a game show that ran on CBS from July 2 to September 22, 1950. It was an entertainment competition in which the winner was chosen by audience applause.

## Information

### Format

Four entertainment acts competed with each other in an elimination-styled competition to determine which act would return the following week. The first two acts competed, with the winner determined by studio audience applause. That winner took on the next competitor, and the last winner of the day returned on the next show.

## Availability

None of the show's 13 episodes are known to survive in any capacity.
The Ed Sullivan Show (lost debut episode of CBS variety series; 1948)

***The Ed Sullivan Show*** is a variety show that aired on CBS from 1948 all the way until 1972 and consisted of a bunch of performances, with many being well-preserved.

However, the program's debut episode was not preserved and is therefore considered to be lost.

## Info

Information on the show's debut episode is extremely scarce. What we do know about it is that Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis performed on their earliest known television appearance along with Monica Lewis. Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II also previewed the score to their latest Broadway musical.

## Availability

To date, no footage from the show's debut episode is known to have surfaced.
Making the Cut

"**Making the Cut**" is the third episode of the Zack Snyder documentary series, *Snyder School*.

## Synopsis

> "In Episode 3, Zack explains his philosophy on color, how he finds the final cut with his editor, and how music and sound design complete the emotional experience of watching his films."
>
> Official YouTube synopsis

## Plot

The episode opens with Zack Snyder talking about how he colors his shots. He prefers knowing what you like and aiming to create it, rather than thinking about a more specific color theory, and his personal preference is slightly desaturated color with high contrast. Stefan Stonnenfeld, who colored all Zack's films apart from *Dawn of the Dead*, joined to speak about how he tests and colors the shots of *Army of the Dead*. He's later joined by Dody Dorn, the editor for *Army of the Dead*, who speaks about the process of picking apart the daily shots to find the best performances, and putting them together like a puzzle to express the most emotion. The planned movie takes on a life of its own to settle into something similar to, but not quite like the original plan. For the third segment, Tom Holkenborg joins to talk about developing the music. He had talks with Snyder about doing music for *Army of the Dead* before *Army of the Dead* was even being written. He starts by creating a broad set of sound effects and musical elements to define the general audio experience, and turns these sounds into instruments and synthesizers he can play back. He talks of creating a choir-like voice with a synthesizer, as the zombies' voices are also synthesized, ultimately lending subconscious connections to each other. Zack continues talking about sound design by explaining all the layers of sounds that go into the alphas' voices, from human voice performers, to multiple wild animals.

## Appearances

Zack SnyderStefan StonnenfeldDody DornTom Holkenborg
Hip! Hip! Parade! (found primetime television special; 1978)

Title card.

Not to be confused with the Phineas & Ferb episode of the same name.

**Hip! Hip! Parade!** is a TV special that aired on PBS on November 21, 1978.

## Summary

Kermit the Frog (in his reporter guise) and Fozzie Bear host the special, providing a behind-the-scenes look at how the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is put together, as well as touring through the various floats and balloons of the year (including the *Sesame Street* float and Kermit the Frog balloon.)

During the occasional spaces where Kermit wasn't narrating, Fozzie occasionally pops in to look for his big Fozzie Bear balloon to accompany Kermit's. As the special wraps up, Kermit informs him he may have to wait years for his own balloon, but following the credits, Kermit hands Fozzie a small balloon with Fozzie's face doodled on — "It's a start," he replies.

## Availability

For years, the only known evidence of the special's existence were a newspaper article and a promotional still until July 2021, when The Muppet Wiki found a copy of the special. Despite this, the special was not uploaded online.
Bad Piggies 2 (Lost original version of upcoming mobile game sequel; date unknown)

The game's original title screen.

*Bad Piggies 2* is an upcoming sequel to the well-known Angry Birds spin-off game, Bad Piggies. The original game was released September 27 2012, a puzzle game where you construct vehicles to get to the end of the course. The orignal version of the sequel was discovered in late 2020 on the website of a former Rovio employee.

The orignal sequel likely would have featured levels set in space and feature the player building spaceships, judging by the images revealed. It's even possible that the game would have been set at the same time as Angry Birds Space, another Angry Birds game taking place in space.
IGCU's Super Short Showcase (partially lost deleted scenes of YouTube videos; 2022-present)

Debuting on June 11, 2022, InsertGenericUsernameHere debuted a sketch comedy series titled "IGCU's Super Short Showcase", which now has 2 seasons.

The show's premise is unclear, but many of the skits featured have scenes depicting characters from movies and TV shows interacting with each other, in hilarious results.

However, **it has been revealed that IGU himself (the person editing the page at this moment) has extended and deleted scenes of the skits that were featured in the episodes, and revealed that these were contained in the original unreleased vesrions.**

## Background

Information about these original cuts are very scarce. The only reason we even know they exist is from a YouTube post that was uploaded just minutes before the premiere of the Season 2 episode "The One with A High Kill Count".

## List

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxZjNgh6RfLVmGq\_ewJxYxXOK-6CmAooqk
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (lost unaired General Electric commercials; existence uncomfirmed; 1964)

Debuting on NBC on December 6th, 1964, is the classic Christmas special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, created by Rankin-Bass. The special aired on NBC from 1964 up until 1971, when CBS bought the rights and started airing it in 1972. The original cut of the film (minus the original ending) also airs on Freeform as part of their 25 Days of Christmas lineup.

During the special's original airing, General Electric sponsored the special, and aired ads for it. However, **alleged screenshots of unseen commercials have been posted online.**

## Availability

It is currently unknown if these two screenshots even came from actual commercials.

## Gallery

A still of one of the allegedly unaired commercials.Another still of one of the allegedly unaired commercials.
Super Mario Advance websites (partially found Flash SWF files for promotional game sites; 2002-2004)

Super Mario Advance 2's flash files running on a WayBack Machine archive via Ruffle. (Image courtesy of Nintendo.)

### Status:

**Partially Found**

**The Super Mario Advance series** was a short-lived rerelease series of Mario games for the Game Boy Advance family. However, these games had promotional websites that were hosted on the Game Boy's official website (www.gameboy.com). However, most of the flash content hasn't been seen on the Internet Archive since 2020, and is only accesible via emulators such as Ruffle.

## List

 Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World
 Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
 Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3
The Fairly OddParents (found Tara Strong re-dubs of Oh Yeah! Cartoons shorts; 2001-2002)

the title card of "The Fairly Oddparents!".

The Fairly OddParents! originally aired as a series of 7-minute shorts on **Oh Yeah! Cartoons**, these shorts are collectively known by the fandom as **Season 0**, which ran from September 4, 1998 to March 23, 2001. The very last short aired a week before the official series premiere. Each short is available on DVD. "The Fairly Odd Parents!" is the pilot of the series showcasing the debut appearances of Timmy Turner, Cosmo, Wanda and Vicky. It is also the shortest season in terms of episode time and season time total, with each short being around 7 minutes long.

They were re-dubbed in the early 2000s.
Teamo Supremo (partially lost ABC Kids/Toon Disney cartoon; 2002-2004)

Skate Lad, Captain Crandall, and Rope Girl, the show's main characters.

Disney's ***Teamo Supremo*** is an animated children's show that aired on Disney's One Saturday Morning, ABC Kids and Toon Disney from 2002-2004. The show is about three superhero children named Captain Crandall, Skate Lad and Rope Girl protecting their states from the supervillains they face. Depending on which episode you watched, Crandall, Brenda & Hector are excused from class to fight chrime and turn into....

-BUZ-AH!

-CHIKA!

-WUP-AH!

TEAMO SUPREMO!

## Availability

Teamo Supremo is arguably one of, if not, the hardest Disney cartoon to find episodes of, due to the show's unpopularity and the fact that the show did not air often. In fact, it wasn't until 2014 when the series began to resurface. As of March 2022, only 32 out of the 39 episodes have fully resurfaced in English, with "Out of The Past" & "Doin' the Supremo" being partially found in their original form. The show has aired on RTE Two's Club Disney block in Ireland in 2014 and aired in Guatemala in 2016.

Widescreen prints of various episodes from Season 1 were found by Jason the Cartoon Fan via a certain virus website, and a large majority of the found Teamo Supremo episodes come from VHS recordings & live TV captures from ABC Kids, Toon Disney, and the aformentioned Irish block known as RTE Two's Club Disney.

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## Mail-a-Toon Bumpers from Toon Disney

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KRAKN Animation

**KRAKN Animation** is a new joint venture spearheaded by Jay Oliva and Louis-Simon Menard, the CEOs of Lex + Otis and Digital Dimension Entertainment Group/Meduzarts Animation Studio, respectively. The new studio offers "preproduction and animation services for high-end 3D series and features," and is creating the animation for *Twilight of the Gods*, which is their first project.

## Employees

**Jay Oliva**
Founder
Showrunner
Director
Executive producer**Louis-Simon Menard**
Founder
Co-showrunner
Executive producer**Fred Faubert**
CCO
Co-showrunner
## Projects

*Twilight of the Gods*
Animation
Pooh's Adventures (partially found "Happy Days" version of web-series; late 2000s-early 2010s)

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### Status:

**Partially Found**

***Pooh's Adventures of Happy Days*** was a Winnie the Pooh crossover that was part of the infamous web series known as Pooh's Adventures. This web-series was created by two users known as Yakko Warner and Reese Ambler. The first episode appeared on YouTube sometime in the summer of 2012.

## Plot

Set in the Midwestern city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the series revolves around Winnie the Pooh, Ash Ketchum, SpongeBob SquarePants, Simba, and their friends reuniting with teenager Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) and his family: his father, Howard (Tom Bosley), who owns a hardware store; traditional homemaker mother Marion (Marion Ross); younger sister Joanie (Erin Moran); and high school dropout, biker and suave ladies' man Arthur "Fonzie"/"The Fonz" Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler), who would eventually become the Cunninghams' upstairs tenant. The earlier episodes revolve around Richie and his friends, Warren "Potsie" Weber (Anson Williams) and Ralph Malph (Donny Most), with Fonzarelli as a secondary character. As the series progressed, Fonzarelli proved to be a favorite with viewers and soon more story lines were written to reflect his growing popularity. Fonzie befriends Richie and the Cunningham family, and when Richie (Ron Howard) left the series for military service, Winkler's Fonzie became the central figure of the show. In later seasons, other characters were introduced including Fonzie's young cousin, Charles "Chachi" Arcola (Scott Baio), who became a love interest for Joanie Cunningham.

## Availability

Due to numerous copyright claims by an unknown company (most likely ViacomCBS), none of the episodes were archived online, until a copy of the fist episode was uploaded to Youtube. Well, it USED to be that way, until ViacomCBS copyright striked the only known episode to be available in full. As of now, the only surviving footage comes from a YouTube video titled "The lulziest moment in Pooh's Adventures history".

Due to the crossover's extremely negative reception (they didn't know that bestiality was a bad thing, give 'em a break.) and the fact that Viacom has a copyright fetish and masturbates to copyright strikes, the series is highly unlikely to ever resurface in its entirety.
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## Season 1

### Notes

1: The challenge was carried out in order to select the team captains.

2: He lost the tiebreaker with Knife.

3: It's a non-elimination episode.

4: She was mistakenly eliminated, but rejoined in Episode 6.

5: In previous episode he was supposed to elimnated, but he was still in the game so he was eliminated/disqualified from the show in this episode without any vote.

6: She lost the tiebreaker to Apple.

## Season 2

### Notes

1: Non-elimination episode.

2: Episode 1 had two challenges: the first was to decide the team captains and the second was to decide which team was up for elimination.

3: He was eaten by Yin-Yang 17 seconds after he joined the Grand Slams.

4: He voted for himself.

5: First, he was safe, but MePhone decided to eliminate him as well in a surprise double elimination.

6: Marshmallow left the show's parameters.

7: Fan was the only player who did not find the gem which resulted in his automatic elimination.

8: Though she won immunity, she voluntarily quit the game because she did not want Taco to rule her constantly and take away her ability to make independent decisions.

## Season 3

### Notes

1: He is the first contenstant to be eliminated in the first episode, instead of the second as it used to be.

2: The episode was initially supposed to be non-elimination episode.

3: He was medically evacuated due to his injuries during the challenge.
Lex + Otis

## Lex + Otix

**Lex and Otis, LLC**, stylized as **Lex + Otis**, is an animation company founded by Jay Oliva in 2018. They were brought in to team up with Meduzarts Animation to create the animation for *Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas* for The Stone Quarry.

Lex + Otis animated the dream sequence in the season seven finale of *Teen Titans Go!*, "365!". The episode was dedicated to Zack Snyder. The scene was meant to depict Robin's imagining of what an epic "Snyder Cut" of *Teen Titans Go!* would look like, involving the Titans battling *Zack Snyder's Justice League'*s Darkseid, and it utilized an entirely different art style from the one used for *Teen Titans Go!*.

Oliva named the studio as a spur-of-the-moment decision when asked what it was called before it had a name. The studio, on Lexington St., became the "Lex," while the word "Otis" was on the floor of the elevator where he was standing in that moment.

## Employees

**Jay Oliva**
Founder
CEO**David Hartman**
Producer
Supervising director**Christopher Lozinski**
President of post production and editorial
## Projects

### Selection of other projects

*Trese**Teen Titans Go!* "365!"*Raid: Call of the Arbiter**ARK: The Animated Series*
## References

1. ↑ Tim Yoko. "Spotlight on Jay Oliva". Justice Con 2021. Retrieved on April 17, 2021.
Gerard Butler

> "When I first saw the final product, I was with 13 of my representatives and friends and our jaws were dropping. It was like, 'Look at what Zack did!' I can't speak highly enough about him. As a director, as a creative, as a kind, excited, passionate guy."
>
> Gerard Butler, *The Hollywood Reporter*

**Gerard Butler** (born November 13, 1969) is a Scottish actor who portrayed the protagonist, Leonidas, in *300*. Zack Snyder also promised Butler a role in *Watchmen*, but this never happened for the theatrical or director's cuts. Instead, Butler was given the lead role in *Tales of the Black Freighter*, an animated feature released alongside the movie, which was then later merged into the director's cut for the Ultimate Cut edition of the movie. He also appeared in *300: Rise of an Empire* via a scene filmed for *300*.

## Roles

### Cruel & Unusual Films roles

**Leonidas**
*300*
*300: Rise of an Empire*
(uncredited)**The Sea Captain**
*Tales of the Black Freighter*
*Watchmen*
(The Ultimate Cut)
### Selection of other roles

**Jake Lawson**
*Geostorm*
Everett

**Everett** is a city in the Greater Milwaukee area just west of Milwaukee in Wisconsin. If it's not within Milwaukee County, it's very close. It's the city where Crossroads Mall is located, and thus, most of *Dawn of the Dead* takes place here.

## History

* Andy's delivery
* Escape from Crossroads Mall

## Locales

* Andy's Gun Works
* Crossroads Mall

## Residents

1. ↑ Since Lake Michigan borders Milwaukee to the east, and the mall survivors head from Everett through Milwaukee to the lake in their final escape, Everett has to be west of Milwaukee.
InsertGenericClickbaitUsernameHere (partially found unreleased & privated content of YouTube channel; 2021-present)

**InsertGenericClickbaitUsernameHere** is an obscure Youtuber who is best known for his (now privated) "That one "The Missing Mouse" scene but I edited it" video, which is still up on archive.org, labeled as "My Movie 53".

However, behind the scenes, a lot of content that was created by him, but was never released.

## Background

### Go!Animate Videos

Before he created "Boomer's Lost Media Tales" and "IGCU's Super Short Showcase", he created numerous videos that were made with Go!Animate.

Information on these videos are extremely scarce, as the didn't gain a lot of views when they were first uploaded. IGCU made around 10 different Vyond videos (the total number is unknown).

### Availability

IGCU planned to release these videos on the Internet Archive, but he had a difficult time locating the files for these videos. Some of the most remarkable was an entire episode of IAB's Movies, as well as two pilots.

### IGCU's Super Short Showcase

On June 11, 2022, InsertGenericUsernameHere debuted a sketch comedy series titled "IGCU's Super Short Showcase", which now has 2 seasons.

However, it has been revealed that IGU himself (the person editing the page at this moment) has extended and deleted scenes of the skits that were featured in the episodes, and revealed that these were contained in the original unreleased vesrions.

This topic has it's own seperate article, and can be viewed here.
Monique Ganderton

**Monique Ganderton** (born August 6, 1980) is a Canadian-born stunt performer, actress, and producer. She performed stunt work for *Watchmen*, then later played two roles in *Sucker Punch*: Lobotomy Nurse #1 and High Roller Girl #1. The high roller girls were brothel-fantasy counterparts to the lobotomy nurses.

## Biography

Monique Ganderton was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. She has always had a passion for sports and adventure. She achieved high levels of track and field, equestrian show jumping and is also a certified snowboard instructor. She was involved in diving, gymnastics, softball, skating, and dabbled in martial arts. Monique has always been an avid writer and artist and thought about going into journalism prior to performing.

Monique was discovered at a local shopping mall in Edmonton by a modeling agent and agreed to give it a try. She moved to Toronto at 18 to pursue modeling and whatever else would spark some fire in her.

A few days on set watching a stunt woman shoot the place up triggered an internal passion for action. Monique soon pursued stunt work adamantly. Her first stunt gig came on *The Recruit* where she met the wonderful Bridget Moynahan and the inspiring Al Pacino. The job was amazing and secured Monique as an up and coming stunt actor. Monique then relocated west to the ocean and has been working full time as a stunt actor for the last seven years.

Monique has two sisters, Christine Ganderton and Angela Ganderton. She has a dog named Rocky that she adopted from the SPCA shelter, a cat named Apollo that she found in a box in an alley and a horse named Baby of whom she rescued from a run down farm on a mountain side.

In the future Monique hopes to use her writing and performing experience to create projects.

Monique has stunt-doubled Sigourney Weaver, Tricia Helfer, Bridget Moynahan, Leelee Sobieski, Darryl Hannah, Famke Jensen, Rebecca Romijn, Karen Cliché, Stacy Keibler, Amanda Tapping, Mandy Moore, Monica Schnarre, Amelia Cooke, and Jane Lynch.

## Roles

### Cruel & Unusual Films roles as cast

**Lobotomy nurse**
*Sucker Punch*
### Cruel & Unusual Films roles as crew

*Watchmen*
Stunts
Daniel Cobden

**Daniel Cobden** is a young actor who portrayed a veldt kid in *Rebel Moon*. According to his Backstage profile, he filmed for the role in August 2022 and had moved on to his next gig, a commercial for Alienware, by October. His role in *Rebel Moon* was Cobden's second in a feature film, following his portrayal of a spelling bee finalist in *A Holiday Chance*. Cobden is repped by 90210 Talent Agency and Sovereign Talent Group.

## Roles

### The Stone Quarry roles

**Veldt Kid**
*Rebel Moon*
### Selection of other roles

**Spelling Bee Finalist**
*A Holiday Chance*
Mike Justus

**Mike Justus** is a stunt performer who has worked with Cruel and Unusual Films and The Stone Quarry on several projects, including occasionally portraying minor characters.

His stunt work included stunt performances in *Sucker Punch*, *Man of Steel*, *300: Rise of an Empire*, *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*, and *Army of the Dead*. His work on *Batman v Superman* included stunt driving and doubling for Ben Affleck as Batman. He also portrayed Sadist Cop in *Snow Steam Iron* and Sullivan in *Army of the Dead*. His stunt work for *Man of Steel* involved portraying a concerned citizen during the bus crash as well as performing the body movements for Nam-Ek, the giant Kryptonian who fights alongside Faora-Ul.

## Projects

### As cast

**Nam-Ek**
*Man of Steel***Sadist Cop**
*Snow Steam Iron***Sullivan**
*Army of the Dead*
### As crew

*Sucker Punch*
Stunt performer*Man of Steel*
Stunt performer*300: Rise of an Empire*
Stunt performer*Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*
Stunt performer*Army of the Dead*
Stunt performer
Dawn of the Dead characters

The following are the **characters** that exist in the *Dawn of the Dead* universe.

## Characters

Ana ClarkRosen DandawarCoraVivianLuis ClarkKenneth HallAndreLudaMichaelCJTerryBartAndySteveTuckerNormaNicoleFrankMonicaGlenChips
## Minor characters

Matt Sadowski as EMS TechnicianPhilip DeWilde as EMS TechnicianColm Magner as Armed NeighborLuigia Zucaro as Naked WomanGeoff Williams as Metro Bus DriverZack Snyder as White House CommandoDarren Marsman as Maintenance Man ZombieTom Savini as Sheriff T. CahillPhillip MacKenzie as Ben CozineScott Reiniger as The GeneralDerek Keurvorst as ScientistGeorgia Craig as AnchorwomanKen Foree as televangelistErmes Blarasin as Bloated WomanKim Kerns as Girl on BoatDamon Caro as ZombieAndrea Delesdernier as SusanNicole Lvova as Andy's daughterRichard Biggs as David BarrowsVirginia Tzortzos as Katherine LandfearWaleed Issa as James ShadidMichael Berson as Casey DiazTom Schmid as William KaplanSteve Haberman as Wesley CollerMichael Sackett as Trevor HannaDavid Sandiford as Richard QuartermassMichelle Moujaes as Fran ParkerSunni Boswell as Dana StirlingBrenden PhillipsFranklin Jones as Martin EmeryScott Reitz as Survival Man
Dawn of the Dead/Bonus features

Below at the **bonus features** included on the various *Dawn of the Dead* home releases. The Collector's Edition Blu-ray is the only release to contain all features.

## Feature film

### Theatrical cut

The theatrical cut is the original cut of the film that was presented in theaters. It's available on the Blu-ray and 4K releases of the film, but was not released on DVD.

### Unrated Director's Cut

The Unrated Director's Cut is nine minutes longer than the theatrical cut and is included with all home release copies of the movie, unlike the theatrical. In addition to the extended footage, scenes that were censored for theaters are uncensored in the Unrated Director's Cut.

### Commentary

Zack Snyder and Eric Newman provide commentary on the movie.

## Tie-in media

Two short films, each providing extra context to the world presented in *Dawn of the Dead*, as well as a mockumentary about the making of the movie are included with the DVD, Collector's Edition, and 4K releases. The original Blu-ray did not include these features.

### The Lost Tape: Andy's Terrifying Last Days Revealed

*The Lost Tape* is a short film detailing Andy's story as it occurs alongside the plot of *Dawn of the Dead*. Andy records a series of video journals over an old home movie, providing dates and information about the world beyond Crossroads Mall. The videos go deeper into the past and future of the *Dawn of the Dead* timeline than any other media.

## Other features

### Interviews

"Take a Chance on Me" - interview with actor Ty Burrell
"Gunn for Hire" - interview with writer James Gunn
"Punk, Rock & Zombie" - interview with actor Jake Weber
Caitlin Parrish

**Caitlin Parrish** is a screenwriter. She was one of the writers for *Twilight of the Gods*. She previously wrote and produced episodes of CW's *Supergirl* with fellow *Twilight of the Gods* writer Eric Carrasco and *Twilight of the Gods* actor Rahul Kohli.

## Projects

### The Stone Quarry projects

*Twilight of the Gods*
Writer
### Selection of other projects

*Supergirl*
Writer
Producer