Wuz Wuz & Bott Bott (partially found Arabic children's CGI animated TV series; 2001-2005)

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Poster for the series.

Status: Partially Found

Wuz Wuz & Bott Bott is a 3D animated children’s series made by Arascope. This series is notorious for being a blatant rip-off of the famous Christian series, VeggieTales. Wuz Wuz & Bott Bott aired on Disney Channel Arabia and MBC 3, and went on to win seven awards.

Availability

Not much information is known about this series, as it is very obscure. Twenty-six 13-minute long episodes (Nineteen episodes overall if combining the two-part episodes into one full episode each) of the series were produced. As of now, all of Seasons 1 and 2 have been uploaded by Arascope and Mooky to their official YouTube channels (all of Season 1 and two Season 2 episodes appeared on Arascope's channel, while the rest of Season 2 appeared on Mooky's channel); as for Season 3, only two episodes (both of which are incomplete and were recorded in bad quality off of SAT7 Kids) have been uploaded to YouTube by the user ڀIsaQueڇ, and very brief clips of two more episodes have been found in demo reels and uploaded to YouTube by Mr. Nebba. Only time will tell when the remaining four Season 3 episodes (counting the aforementioned two that have only been found as short clips) will be found.

The series is currently airing re-runs on SAT7 Kids every Saturday at 1:15 p.m. CET (7:15 a.m. EST, 4:15 a.m. PST, and 11:15 a.m. UTC) and also being recently released on Mooky's official YouTube channel (without the opening and closing credits and also with some scenes cut). It's currently unknown if the show still airs on SAT7 Kids, and Mooky has recently just stopped releasing further Wuz Wuz & Bott Bott episodes after the Season 2 finale "Fajita" (part 2), seemingly due to their licensing rights issued only to Seasons 1 and 2, so there's a low chance of the remainder of Season 3 resurfacing any time soon— unless Mooky plans to resume releasing further Wuz Wuz & Bott Bott episodes of the show soon, or unless someone happens to come forward with further SAT-7 Kids recordings, or possibly even any MBC 3 recordings (whether captured off TV or recorded with VHS) of the show, if at all.

Despite this, VHS releases of the show are known to exist and had been available by the branches of Cairo Sound Company for Audio and Video, but have been long out of print and, so far, none of them have been put up on any auction sites.