Dexter's Rude Removal

[Sora Takenouchi]

Anybody know where I can find info on this "lost" episode of Dexter's Lab, like a synopsis or screenshots or whatever?

[spectre316]

http://fn2.freenet.edmonton.ab.ca/~planet23/dexter.htm -- There should be a little amount of information there. I've always wanted to see it...

[Dexter]

Is it really lost? Because, my friend has EVERY episode on his pc :D .

[spectre316]

He can't have it on his PC... it's impossible. It was only shown in some theaters at animation festivals years ago. Some people brought in video cameras, though... perhaps he has one of those copies? Hmm...

"Dexter's Rude Removal" is supposed to have lots of bad language and could perhaps be a parody of South Park. Are you sure he has it?

[Dexter]

He has eeevvvverrrryyyyy thing. But I'll check with him :D .

[Joe Tully]

Sorry, Dexter, but I really really doubt that your friend has it. Technically, this cartoon isn't even an episode. It was never on TV so no one could have made copies of it from there. At that site that spectre mentioned, it said that some people were openly pointing camcorders at the screen, so there could be some bootlegs out there, but I think there must be very few of them.

I think it would be cool if CN used a half hour of Adult Swim to show both Rude Removal and Barbequor...

I just want to finish this by reminding people to keep posts in accordance with the rules and not talk explicitly about how to/where to get bootlegs of these things since it's against the Rules. We're already getting dangerously close to that area IMO.

[Narfcake]

Originally posted by spectre316
"Dexter's Rude Removal" is supposed to have lots of bad language and could perhaps be a parody of South Park. Are you sure he has it?
It's along the likes ... except Rude Removal came out before South Park did, so it can't really be a parody.

-- Kane ... yes, I've seen it.

[Lightwave]

i've seen the barbequor episode and a clip somewhere of rude removal...

[auto]

What's R-rated about the barbequor episode?

[spectre316]

Nothing, really. I've seen it a couple times before it got pulled from reruns... it's basically a monkey/Justice Friends episode. It's Monkey's birthday, and lots of stuff happens afterwards. Here's what it says from that Dexter site I mentioned above:

"It's Monkey's birthday, all the Justice Friends are giving him a party in the park. Everyone is having a riot when the party is broken up by Barbequor, eater of worlds, who plans to have Earth-on-a-stick for lunch. Spacewing Alpha and all the Justice Friends are no match for the miles-high monster, who skewers the Earth, covers it with sauce and ingests it. Monkey saves the day by grabbing the Silver Spooners spoon and making Barbequor puke with it. Earth avoids ingestion! Later, Monkey drives Krunk home. Jack Kirby rules!"

I can't find any information on why it was pulled. Perhaps some complaints were made toward the whole "eating Earth" thing.

[Joe Tully]

I haven't seen it, but I heard that the Silver Spooner is a bit...flamboyant. To the point where he's apparently a parody of the stereotypical gay man. That seems to be the likely reason for the banning.

You'd think it wouldn't be such a big deal, especially now that Red Guy and Him are always running around talking about hosting CCF. :rolleyes: