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The character Uncle Gus appears as a playable character alongside three other ''Big Pick'' characters in the online Shockwave game ''Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort'' on CartoonNetwork.com.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20001213061300/http://cartoonnetwork.com/games/summer.resort/index.html "Games: Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort"]. ''CartoonNetwork.com''. Archived from [http://cartoonnetwork.com/games/summer.resort/index.html the original] on 2000-12-13. Retrieved 2023-04-26. Full game available at [https://archive.org/details/CartoonCartoonSummerResortFunnyGarbage Archive.org].</ref> "For the Love of Monkeys" re-aired as part of ''The Cartoon Cartoon Show'' on December 14, 2002.<ref>[https://cnas.fandom.com/wiki/December_14,_2002 "December 14, 2002".] ''Cartoon Network/Adult Swim Archives Wiki''. Retrieved 2023-04-20.</ref> | The character Uncle Gus appears as a playable character alongside three other ''Big Pick'' characters in the online Shockwave game ''Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort'' on CartoonNetwork.com.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20001213061300/http://cartoonnetwork.com/games/summer.resort/index.html "Games: Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort"]. ''CartoonNetwork.com''. Archived from [http://cartoonnetwork.com/games/summer.resort/index.html the original] on 2000-12-13. Retrieved 2023-04-26. Full game available at [https://archive.org/details/CartoonCartoonSummerResortFunnyGarbage Archive.org].</ref> "For the Love of Monkeys" re-aired as part of ''The Cartoon Cartoon Show'' on December 14, 2002.<ref>[https://cnas.fandom.com/wiki/December_14,_2002 "December 14, 2002".] ''Cartoon Network/Adult Swim Archives Wiki''. Retrieved 2023-04-20.</ref> | ||
The original English version of "For the Love of Monkeys" has not resurfaced; however, a Latin Spanish dub was found online (see "Gallery" below). A ''CCF'' promo for the ''CCF'' broadcast is available on YouTube.<ref>The Random Dude Guy (September 9, 2021). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJNizWBXiVM "Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Promo Lost Uncle Gus Pilot US Dub"]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved 2023-04-26.</ref> | The original English version of "For the Love of Monkeys" has not resurfaced; however, a Latin Spanish dub was found online (see "Gallery" below). A ''CCF'' promo for the ''CCF'' broadcast is available on YouTube.<ref>The Random Dude Guy (September 9, 2021). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJNizWBXiVM "Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Promo Lost Uncle Gus Pilot US Dub"]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved 2023-04-26.</ref> An undated ''CCF'' promo from 2000 featuring ''Uncle Gus'' is also available on YouTube.<ref>Analog Memories (August 21, 2018). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYLIkwEttWk "Cartoon Cartoons | Fridays | Cartoon Network | Promo | 2000"]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved 2023-04-26.</ref> | ||
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The title card for the first pilot.
Status: Partially Found
Uncle Gus is the name of two cartoon pilots created by Lincoln Peirce (creator of Big Nate) for Cartoon Network. The first pilot, titled "For the Love of Monkeys", aired on Cartoon Network in 2000, and a second pilot, "Not So Fast!", aired in 2001. Neither one of these pilots has resurfaced in English, but both have been found in Latin Spanish.
History
"For the Love of Monkeys"
Uncle Gus premiered its first episode, "For the Love of Monkeys", on July 14, 2000, as part of the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays special event titled The Big Pick. During the event, which ran from June 9 to August 11, 2000, Cartoon Network showcased a new cartoon pilot every Friday night on CCF, and viewers were encouraged to go to CartoonNetwork.com to cast their votes for which pilot should become a full series.
The June 9 airing also marked the first time that the CCF block would be hosted by a Cartoon Cartoon character, that being Eustace from Courage the Cowardly Dog. Eustace would host for a second time on July 14, the day that "For the Love of Monkeys" premiered. From August 25 to August 27, the ten featured pilots re-aired as part of a 53-hour marathon titled Cartoon Cartoon Weekend. The winning pilot was "Meet the Reaper", which would be turned into Grim & Evil and later The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy.
The character Uncle Gus appears as a playable character alongside three other Big Pick characters in the online Shockwave game Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort on CartoonNetwork.com.[1] "For the Love of Monkeys" re-aired as part of The Cartoon Cartoon Show on December 14, 2002.[2]
The original English version of "For the Love of Monkeys" has not resurfaced; however, a Latin Spanish dub was found online (see "Gallery" below). A CCF promo for the CCF broadcast is available on YouTube.[3] An undated CCF promo from 2000 featuring Uncle Gus is also available on YouTube.[4]
"Not So Fast!"
Another episode, "Not So Fast!", aired on Cartoon Network's Cartoon Cartoon Fridays the following year on November 23, 2001.[5] That night's block was hosted by Mojo Jojo of The Powerpuff Girls (with Blossom and Courage from Courage the Cowardly Dog as co-hosts). This pilot also resurfaced online in Latin Spanish (see "Gallery" below).
Later shorts
A later pilot by Pierce for Cartoon Network, Spang Ho!,[6] is available online in its complete form.
A third Uncle Gus short was produced, according to Peirce in an interview[7]. However, it is unknown if it even made it aired on Cartoon Network or where it is as of now, as no other information about it. A claim from an anonymous user says that it is on YouTube in Greek, but the claim is unconfirmed and has false properties.
Gallery
Concept Art
Character production art for the pilots.
Footage
See also
Big Pick
- Captain Sturdy (found Cartoon Network animated pilots; 2001)
- Imp Inc. (found Cartoon Network animated pilot; 2001)
- Major Flake in "Soggy Sales" (found Cartoon Network animated pilot; 2001)
Anthology series
- Big Bag (partially found Cartoon Network live-action/animated/puppet series; 1996-1998)
- Cartoon Network "Cartoon Network Responds!" (partially lost interstitials from TV channel; 1997-1999)
- The Moxy Show (partially found Cartoon Network CGI animated anthology series; 1993-1995)
- Sunday Pants (partially lost Cartoon Network animated anthology series; 2005)
- ToonHeads (partially lost Cartoon Network animation anthology series; 1992-2003)
- ToonHeads "A Night of Independent Animation" (partially lost special of Cartoon Network animation anthology series; 1996)
- Villainous (partially found Cartoon Network Mexico online animated short series; 2012-2013)
- What a Cartoon! (found Cartoon Network animated anthology series; 1995-1997)
- Youri, the Spaceman (found Cartoon Network France CGI animated series; 2002)
Bumpers and interstitials
- The Big Game XXVI: Tom vs. Jerry (found Cartoon Network marathon special; 1998)
- Cartoon Network (partially found "High Noon Toons" bumpers from TV channel block; 1994-1996)
- Cartoon Network (partially lost "Nood" bumpers from TV channel; 2008-2010)
- Cartoon Network NBA All-Star Slam (partially found interviews of marathon; 2003)
- Cartoon Planet (partially found bumpers of revival block of Cartoon Network animated variety series; 2012)
- Codename: Kids Next Door Mission Weekend (partially found marathon bumpers for Cartoon Network animated series; 2003)
- Fridays aka "Cartoon Cartoon Fridays" (partially found interstitials from Cartoon Network channel block; 1999–2007)
- Hotdog TV (partially found Cartoon Network interstitial series; 2010)
- JBVO, Toon FM & Viva Las Bravo (partially found interstitials from Cartoon Network channel blocks; early-mid 2000s)
- Tickle-U (partially found Cartoon Network preschool block; 2005-2006)
Pilots
- Ben 10 (partially found unaired pilot of Cartoon Network animated series; early-mid 2000s)
- Billy and Mandy in Trepanation of the Skull and You (found prototype short of "The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy" Cartoon Network animated series; 1995)
- Camp Lazlo "Monkey See, Camping Doo" (lost unaired pilot of Cartoon Network animated series; 2004)
- Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe (partially lost pitch pilots from British animation studio; 2008-2011)
- Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi (found unaired pilot of Cartoon Network animated series; 2003)
- Jeffrey Cat: Claw and Order "All Dogs Don't Go to Heaven" (found Cartoon Network animated pilot; 2002)
- A Kitty Bobo Show (found storyboard of cancelled second animated pilot for Cartoon Network; 2002)
- The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (partially lost unaired "Wedgies" pilot and short of Cartoon Network animated series; 2007)
- Mess O' Blues (partially found prototype short of "Johnny Bravo" Cartoon Network animated series; 1993)
- My Gym Partner's a Monkey (lost unaired pilots of Cartoon Network animated series; 2003/2004)
- The Powerpuff Girls (lost unaired pilot of Cartoon Network animated series reboot; early-mid 2010s)
- Project Gilroy (lost Cartoon Network animated pilot; 2007)
- Regular Show (non-existent Flash pilot of Cartoon Network animated series; late 2000s-2010)
- Squirrel Boy "Kite Makes Right" (lost unaired pilot of Cartoon Network animated series; 2004)
- What's Wrong With Ruth? (found Cartoon Network animated pilot; 2007)
Live-action
- Bobb'e Says (partially found Cartoon Network live-action clip series; 2009)
- BrainRush (partially lost Cartoon Network live-action game show; 2009)
- Track Rats (partially found Cartoon Network reality short series; 2010)
- The Othersiders (found Cartoon Network paranormal reality series; 2009)
- Out of Jimmy's Head (partially lost original English dub of Cartoon Network teen sitcom; 2007-2008)
Other Cartoon Network series
- The Amazing World of Gumball "The Downer" (lost original draft of Cartoon Network animated series episode; existence unconfirmed; 2012-2014)
- The Amazing World of Gumball "The Rex" (partially found production material of cancelled Cartoon Network animated series episode; 2012)
- Ben 10 (partially found pop-up trivia version of Cartoon Network animated series episodes; 2008)
- Chowder (lost pop-up trivia version of Cartoon Network animated series episodes; 2010)
- Chowder (lost production material of cancelled Cartoon Network TV film; 2009)
- Class of 3000 (found original English dub of Cartoon Network animated musical series; 2006-2008)
- Codename: Kids Next Door (lost production material of cancelled Cartoon Network animated series episodes; 2002-2008)
- Dexter's Laboratory "Rude Removal" (found unaired Cartoon Network animated series episode; 1997)
- Droopy's Guide to the Cartoon Network (found launch preview of TV channel special; 1992)
- Ed, Edd n Eddy "Luck Be an Ed Tonight"/"A Room with an Ed" (rumored/lost unfinished Cartoon Network animated series episodes; existence unconfirmed; 2005)
- Ed, Edd n Eddy "Special Ed" (non-existent unproduced Cartoon Network animated series episode; late 1990s/early 2000s)
- The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy "Matinee Mandy" (lost original English audio of Cartoon Network animated short; 2007)
- I Heart Tuesdays (lost production material of cancelled Cartoon Network animated series; 2011-2012)
- I-10: The Ben 10 User Generated Experience (found Cartoon Network TV special; 2008)
- OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes "Crossover Nexus" (partially found original 22-minute version of Cartoon Network animated series episode; 2010s)
- Skatoony (found original British version of Cartoon Network quiz show; 2006-2008)
- Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? (partially lost unreleased original voice audio and unfinished/unknown Cartoon Network animated series episodes; 2002-2003)
References
- ↑ "Games: Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort". CartoonNetwork.com. Archived from the original on 2000-12-13. Retrieved 2023-04-26. Full game available at Archive.org.
- ↑ "December 14, 2002". Cartoon Network/Adult Swim Archives Wiki. Retrieved 2023-04-20.
- ↑ The Random Dude Guy (September 9, 2021). "Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Promo Lost Uncle Gus Pilot US Dub". YouTube. Retrieved 2023-04-26.
- ↑ Analog Memories (August 21, 2018). "Cartoon Cartoons | Fridays | Cartoon Network | Promo | 2000". YouTube. Retrieved 2023-04-26.
- ↑ "November 23, 2001". Cartoon Network/Adult Swim Archives Wiki. Retrieved 2023-04-20.
- ↑ Rogers, Matthew (July 17, 2009). Cartoon Network "Spang Ho! - Pilot". Vimeo. Retrieved 2023-04-26.
- ↑ Dossena, Tiziano Thomas (August 1, 2014). "The Evolution of Big Nate from Comic Strips to Novels to Musical: An Interview with Lincoln Peirce". L'Idea Magazine. Retrieved 2023-04-26.