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Very little information is available about the pilot, although reference to it is made in the Phuuz producer Ken Duer's profile.<ref>[http://www.phuuz.com/bio-kenduer.php Ken Duer's profile, Phuuz Entertainment. Retrieved August 30, 2014.]</ref> Its existence can also be seen in a WebArchive copy of a page relating to the different productions that were dubbed.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090726002344/http://www.phuuz.com/projects.php Phuuz Entertainment's Projects page. Retrieved August 30, 2014.]</ref>
Very little information is available about the pilot, although reference to it is made in the Phuuz producer Ken Duer's profile.<ref>[http://www.phuuz.com/bio-kenduer.php Ken Duer's profile, Phuuz Entertainment. Retrieved August 30, 2014.]</ref> Its existence can also be seen in a WebArchive copy of a page relating to the different productions that were dubbed.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090726002344/http://www.phuuz.com/projects.php Phuuz Entertainment's Projects page. Retrieved August 30, 2014.]</ref>
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Status: Lost

Sometime during the early 2000s, Unbound Creative Inc. (then known as Phuuz Entertainment) licensed the 1979 Doraemon series through TV Asahi, in hopes of distributing it in the US. A pitch pilot was produced, but was never picked up by any network, most likely due to lack of interest.

Very little information is available about the pilot, although reference to it is made in the Phuuz producer Ken Duer's profile.[1] Its existence can also be seen in a WebArchive copy of a page relating to the different productions that were dubbed.[2]

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