Lost Episode No.2?!?!?

Feb 17, 2004, 6:55 PM ET15 posts by 10 posters
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Dr. Tom B. WhateverThe American1000

You must be some kind of idiot.

Plus, Lost Episode No. 1 was a hoax (if you mean the Laramie Cigarettes one.)

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Dr. Tom B. WhateverThe American1000

That wasn't a whole episode, just a three min short.

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Captain InfinityThe American1000

Once Upon A Summertime, Just A Dream From Yesterday The American1000 wrote:

Well, if it appears on an IMDB message board it must be true.

** Captain Infinity ..."If I'm laughing at what I think I am, it's very funny." --Homer Simpson

Aaron HirshbergCaptain Infinity

And if you play the episode backwards slowly, you can see Homer walking on the Moon with the Apollo 11 astronauts. Which means that Buzz Aldrin has appeared in TWO episodes! I haven't taken a percacet since Saturday morning (hernia operation last Friday), and I am writing this @#$% on Wednesday? What is wrong with me?

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JsonitsacAaron Hirshberg

[email] (Aaron Hirshberg) wrote in message news:...

Sure you had hernia surgery Rush, I mean Space. And I belive you when you say that you "haven't taken" any percacets ;) ;)

Thomas HillebrandtThe American1000

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Well, as far as Denmark goes (which is where I live), such an episode would NOT be banned. With almost no censorship on TV and radio, we'll show just about anything... South Part isn't bleeped, we have free hardcore porn-channels (well, in Copenhagen anyway), and game-show hosts swear from time to time (oooh!)...It's a nice country ;-)

I don't think the episode exists...

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Aaron HirshbergThomas Hillebrandt

"Thomas Hillebrandt" wrote in message news:...

Tell me more about this "South Part" TV show.

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Benjamin RobinsonThomas Hillebrandt

In alt.tv.simpsons, on the "Re: Lost Episode No.2?!?!?" thread, Thomas Hillebrandt wrote:

Neither do I. This sounds like a new mutation to an old rumor, that goes like this: As a joke, the animation crew worked up an XXX-rated "Simpson" episode. In the version of the story I heard, there were three vignettes: Homer-Marge, Homer-Maude, and (ew!) Rev. Lovejoy-Lisa. A few copies were made and circulated to the producers. Matt supposedly didn't appreciate the joke, and the "episode" was buried.

Well, that was the story. The reality is that the animation staff almost certainly didn't have time for any extracirricular activities. I mean, you'd have to draw backgrounds, thousands of character drawing, record dialogue (and do you really imagine Ms. Kavner or Ms. Smith going along with something like this?), and so on. The animators are as human as anyone else, so there may be a few X-rated *still* drawings, but as for an actual pr0n episode, that's wishful thinking.

[Aside to Mr. Hillebrandt: Wow, do the people whining about "sleaze" on American TV know what's going on in Denmark? Kinda makes you wonder about the argument that risque TV will be the downfall of society.]

Benjamin Robinson [email] This message may or may not contain sarcastic content; your burden to decide "I'm naked, clueless, and f-e-e-e-ling good!" -- Ratbert
DavidBenjamin Robinson

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 06:51:11 GMT, [email] (Benjamin Robinson) wrote:

There've actually been a few instances with animated shows where that happened. One example is an adult "Dexter's Laboratory" (iirc Dexter and Dee Dee become evil and start cursing and making offensive gestures) that's only been shown at a convention.

AndrewjmilnerDavid

Supposedly back in the 1930s, or so the urban legend goes, Walt Disney animators did X-rated versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse for fellow coworkers. Walt summarily fired those responsible.

Chuck Jones once acknowledged that the Warner Bros. animators used to do the same thing.

DavidAndrewjmilner

On 23 Feb 2004 01:36:12 GMT, [email] (Andrewjmilner) wrote:

And up until a few years ago for fun Disney park employees used to film adult-oriented parodies of Disney movies for company get-togethers.

Mr. CostingtonDavid

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coworkers.

I heard that one time, somebody posted adult-oriented pictures on alt.tv.simpsons! Is it true????

DavidMr. Costington

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 20:54:00 -0600, "Mr. Costington" wrote:

Yeah but it was pretty disappointing because Maggie had no nipples