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* There are three lost episodes of ''[[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''. One ("Look Before You Ed") was eventually aired, simply having never been shown stateside. What became of two missing Season Five episodes--"Luck Be An Ed Tonight" and "A Room and an Ed"--however, is unknown. The two were either never shown, or simply never ''made.'' Slightly more info [http://ed.wikia.com/wiki/Luck_Be_an_Ed_Tonight here].
* There are three lost episodes of ''[[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''. One ("Look Before You Ed") was eventually aired, simply having never been shown stateside. What became of two missing Season Five episodes--"Luck Be An Ed Tonight" and "A Room and an Ed"--however, is unknown. The two were either never shown, or simply never ''made.'' Slightly more info [http://ed.wikia.com/wiki/Luck_Be_an_Ed_Tonight here].
* The ''[[Mighty Mouse the New Adventures]]'' episode "The Littlest Tramp" wasn't considered missing, but however ''has'' a missing part. After Mighty Mouse finds crushed remains of a flower, he begins to think about his girl ("I know someone else like that") and decides to sniff it, nearly inhaling it inside his nose. The creator of the show apparently did not want to air the scene, because he thought it inspired cocaine use. [[John Kricfalusi]] disagreed, stating that the sequence was harmless, and the episode aired without, initially without controversy, in 1987. A year later, [[Media Watchdogs]] accused the creator for the cocaine-inspired scene, and as a result, subsequent airings pulled the scene out of the episode. However, fearing that the show would lose popularity due to the scene, CBS axed the series after only 19 episodes.
* The ''[[Mighty Mouse the New Adventures]]'' episode "The Littlest Tramp" wasn't considered missing, but however ''has'' a missing part. After Mighty Mouse finds crushed remains of a flower, he begins to think about his girl ("I know someone else like that") and decides to sniff it, nearly inhaling it inside his nose. The creator of the show apparently did not want to air the scene, because he thought it inspired cocaine use. [[John Kricfalusi]] disagreed, stating that the sequence was harmless, and the episode aired without, initially without controversy, in 1987. A year later, [[Media Watchdogs]] accused the creator for the cocaine-inspired scene, and as a result, subsequent airings pulled the scene out of the episode. However, fearing that the show would lose popularity due to the scene, CBS axed the series after only 19 episodes.
* ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]'' had episode #27, "When Mother Brain Rules", missing from "The Complete Series" DVD set because [[Di C]] did not provide the tape to [[Shout Factory]].
* ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]'' had episode #27, "When Mother Brain Rules", missing from "The Complete Series" DVD set because [[DiC]] did not provide the tape to [[Shout Factory]].
* The American broadcast of ''[[Code Lyoko]]'''s fourth season had the worst luck with this. First, "Lab Rat" was skipped over in the broadcast order for reasons unknown, and was never shown on television. The kicker? The episode that aired in its stead, "Bragging Rights," was the second part of a two-episode mini-arc that "Lab Rat" began. The fandom was saved from confusion by an eerily coincidential leak of a version subtitled from Hebrew some weeks earlier, but the skip is still baffling to this day. [[It Got Worse|Then]], Cartoon Network pulled the show from its airing schedule before the last seven episodes of the series had a chance to air. The episodes, including "Lab Rat," were released on the network's online video service and then removed after some months, all without ceremony or fanfare. The missing eight [[Keep Circulating the Tapes|and the entirety of Season 4]] will likely follow the first three seasons to iTunes eventually.
* The American broadcast of ''[[Code Lyoko]]'''s fourth season had the worst luck with this. First, "Lab Rat" was skipped over in the broadcast order for reasons unknown, and was never shown on television. The kicker? The episode that aired in its stead, "Bragging Rights," was the second part of a two-episode mini-arc that "Lab Rat" began. The fandom was saved from confusion by an eerily coincidential leak of a version subtitled from Hebrew some weeks earlier, but the skip is still baffling to this day. [[It Got Worse|Then]], Cartoon Network pulled the show from its airing schedule before the last seven episodes of the series had a chance to air. The episodes, including "Lab Rat," were released on the network's online video service and then removed after some months, all without ceremony or fanfare. The missing eight [[Keep Circulating the Tapes|and the entirety of Season 4]] will likely follow the first three seasons to iTunes eventually.
* The (tragically) obscure Australian animated series ''The Adventures of Sam'' has yet to be released on DVD (and probably never will be), and the VHS edition is missing at least one episode.
* The (tragically) obscure Australian animated series ''The Adventures of Sam'' has yet to be released on DVD (and probably never will be), and the VHS edition is missing at least one episode.
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