Lost Episodes Are Real, I Own Them

If you believe in lost episodes, and you like living in this world, then this blog may not be for you.

Does anyone know ‘The Three Stooges’? Well, I own a short that was never aired in theaters due to its graphic nature. The short started with Curly playing the knife-finger game, and Moe walks onto the screen, and Curly stabs his hand on accident, and he doesn't scream in a goofy manner. Curly gets up, and Moe says something to him when he punches him with the knife in frustration.

The camera pans away and the short ends.

I took a look at my collection of DVDs and found one episode of the cancelled TV show, Jigsaw, not to be confused with the horror movie of the same name.

The episode was not as educational as the rest of the series, but rather it featured the main character Mr. Noseybonk ,holding what seems to be,a knife, stnickering,and sointing a knife at the viewer. Mr. Noseybonk may not have been unsettling enough, so I guess the creator was trying to make it more frightening and something that amazes me is how short these episodes are,;it's mostly just the characters doing unsettling stuff or hurting each other,.I was intrigued and disturbed abythese.

I looked for other DVDs to read, and of course, I'm not keeping them, maybe I'll break them when I get the opportunity. This next episode is from the amazing world of gumball, a cartoon network series aimed at children of all ages, this episode was related to a topic called child abuse.

It showed penny’s father drinking alcohol and beating gumball in front of Elmore jr. High, gumball was screaming and crying for help but nobody came by - the episode then ended.

I threw the DVDs into my trashcan.