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** [[https://web.archive.org/web/20131222103007/http://www.davemackey.com/animation/wb/index.html Three other cartoons]] that were never finished were discovered in November 2013 in a list of MPAA certificates: A WesternAnimation/BugsBunny short called "Lay On, [=MacBugs=]", a WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck short called "Daffy's Aunt Sam", and a Snow White parody called "Snow-White Dwarfs". Nothing is known about these shorts aside from the fact that the Daffy short was going to be made during the Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises era. However, it can be inferred from their MPAA numbers that the other two were planned during the mid-to-late-1950s, as [[https://looneytunes.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Warner_Bros._cartoons_and_films_with_MPAA_numbers that's when their closest neighbours in numerical order were released]].
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** [[https://web.archive.org/web/20131222103007/http://www.davemackey.com/animation/wb/index.html Three other cartoons]] that were never finished were discovered in November 2013 in a list of MPAA certificates: A WesternAnimation/BugsBunny short called "Lay On, [=MacBugs=]", a WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck short called "Daffy's Aunt Sam", and a Snow White parody called "Snow-White Dwarfs". Nothing is known about these shorts aside from the fact that the Daffy short was going to be made during the Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises era. However, it can be inferred from their MPAA numbers that the other two were planned during the mid-to-late-1950s, as [[https://looneytunes.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Warner_Bros._cartoons_and_films_with_MPAA_numbers that's when their closest neighbours in numerical order were released]].
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** After the 1934 short ''Orphans' Benefit'' received a [[ShotForShotRemake Technicolor remake]] in 1941, the studio made plans to remake more of their earlier shorts before the decision was reversed. At that time, a remake of ''Mickey's Man Friday'' was well into production.
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** After the 1934 short ''Orphans' Benefit'' received a [[ShotForShotRemake Technicolor remake]] in 1941, the studio made plans to remake more of their earlier shorts before the decision was reversed.reversed following the widespread outbreak of World War 2. At that time, a remake of ''Mickey's Man Friday'' was well into production.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPP4zUDuo4c Dialogue was recorded]] for ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' series finale titled "Bye Bye Beavers", but it was never finished or aired, as per a rule stating that Nickelodeon series finales should not have [[EndOfSeriesAwareness self-referential humor about the series' end]]. One of the network executives ''did'' think it was funny enough to break that rule, but the episode still got the axe because it ended with the Beavers [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence going to Cartoon Heaven]], which was thought to be too sad for kids. It was supposed to be paired with an episode called "A Tale of Two Rangers", of which no trace exists.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPP4zUDuo4c Dialogue was recorded]] for ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' series finale titled "Bye Bye Beavers", but it was never finished or aired, as per a rule stating that Nickelodeon series finales should not have [[EndOfSeriesAwareness self-referential humor about the series' end]]. One of the network executives ''did'' think it was funny enough to break that rule, but the episode still got the axe because it ended with the Beavers [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence going to Cartoon Heaven]], which was thought to be too sad for kids.kids, despite the fact that the Beaver shout "April Fools!" at the end. It was supposed to be paired with an episode called "A Tale of Two Rangers", of which no trace exists.
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** ''Script/CarryOnAgainNurse'' was attempted to be brought back a couple of times -- the first attempt became ''Film/CarryOnDoctor''. The second attempt came in 1979, after the series left Rank Films and moved to Hemdale. A completed script had been written by George Layton and Jonathan Lynn in 1977. It was cancelled due to the financial loss of ''Film/CarryOnEmmannuelle''. The third and final attempt came in 1988, with a script written by Norman Hudis. It was to revolve around a hospital set for closure, and set to star original actors Creator/BarbaraWindsor, Creator/JackDouglas, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/KennethConnor and Creator/JoanSims, with Sims filling in the role of matron that was previously held by Creator/HattieJacques. The end of the film was going to be a tribute to Jacques, with Sims turning around a photograph of the actress and asking "Well, did I do alright?" Production was scheduled to begin in June 1988, but the deaths of Williams and Hawtrey, combined with a budget of £1.5 million which was deemed too expensive, proved to be the end of the film and it was cancelled.
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** ''Script/CarryOnAgainNurse'' was attempted to be brought back a couple of times -- the first attempt became ''Film/CarryOnDoctor''. The second attempt came in 1979, after the series left Rank Films and moved to Hemdale. A completed script had been written by George Layton Creator/GeorgeLayton and Jonathan Lynn in 1977. It was cancelled due to the financial loss of ''Film/CarryOnEmmannuelle''. The third and final attempt came in 1988, with a script written by Norman Hudis. It was to revolve around a hospital set for closure, and set to star original actors Creator/BarbaraWindsor, Creator/JackDouglas, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/KennethConnor Creator/KennethConnor, and Creator/JoanSims, with Sims filling in the role of matron that was previously held by Creator/HattieJacques. The end of the film was going to be a tribute to Jacques, with Sims turning around a photograph of the actress and asking "Well, did I do alright?" Production was scheduled to begin in June 1988, but the deaths of Williams and Hawtrey, combined with a budget of £1.5 million which was deemed too expensive, proved to be the end of the film and it was cancelled.
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** [[https://web.archive.org/web/20131222103007/http://www.davemackey.com/animation/wb/index.html Three other cartoons]] that were never finished were discovered in November 2013 in a list of MPAA certificates: A WesternAnimation/BugsBunny short called "Lay On, [=MacBugs=]", a WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck short called "Daffy's Aunt Sam", and a Snow White parody called "Snow-White Dwarfs". Nothing is known about these shorts aside from the fact that the Daffy short was going to be made during the Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises era. However, it can be inferred from their MPAA numbers that the other two were planned during the mid-to-late-1950s, as [[https://looneytunes.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Warner_Bros._cartoons_and_films_with_MPAA_numbers that's when their closest neighbours in numerical order were released]].
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** There are unused scripts titled "Homer's Sexual Fantasy", "Homer Privately Tells Bart That He Loves Him Best", "Homer the Narcoleptic", "Amusement Park" and "Homer's $1000 Suit". Nothing is known about their plots.
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** There are unused scripts titled "Homer's Sexual Fantasy", "Homer Privately Tells Bart That He Loves Him Best", "Homer the Narcoleptic", "Amusement Park" and "Homer's $1000 Suit". Nothing is known about their plots.plots, although the concept of Homer being a narcoleptic would be revisited in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS27E1EveryMansDream Every Man's Dream]]".
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* The banned ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' episode "Boston" which was intended to open the 5th season, was rejected by Creator/AdultSwim from being able to air before the creators could finish it, leaving portions of the episode not fully animated.
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* The banned ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' episode "Boston" which was intended to open the 5th season, but was rejected by Creator/AdultSwim from being able to air before the creators could finish it, it to avoid controversies surrounding the 2007 Boston Bomb Scare caused by a promotion surrounding the show's BigDamnMovie using LED lights, leaving portions of the episode not fully animated.animated (which is quite baffling for a show well-known for its intentionally cheesy animation).
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* A series of post-launch [=DLCs=] were planned for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' in 2019 (two years after the game's launch), comprised of four episodes, that would've depicted a happier alternate ending to the main game. However, due to the departure of game director Hajime Tabata from Square Enix, only the first of these four stories, titled "Episode Ardyn" got made into an actual DLC for the game while the rest (Episode Aranea, Episode Lunafleya, and Episode Noctis) were told through a novel titled ''Dawn of the Future''.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* A series of post-launch [=DLCs=] were planned for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' in 2019 (two years after the game's launch), comprised of four episodes, that would've depicted a happier alternate ending to the main game. However, due to the departure of game director Hajime Tabata from Square Enix, only the first of these four stories, titled "Episode Ardyn" got made into an actual DLC for the game while the rest (Episode Aranea, Episode Lunafleya, and Episode Noctis) were told through a novel titled ''Dawn of the Future''.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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** A treatment was written for fourth film with Dalton, ''Reunion with Death'', which would have been set in Japan and featured Leila Ponsonby, Bond's secretary from the novels.
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** A treatment was written for a fourth film with Dalton, ''Reunion with Death'', which would have been set in Japan and featured Leila Ponsonby, Bond's secretary from the novels.
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* A series of post-launch [=DLCs=] were planned for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' in 2019 (two years after the game's launch), comprised of four episodes, that would've depicted a happier alternate ending to the main game. However, due to the departure of game director Hajime Tabata from Square Enix, only the first of these four stories, titled "Episode Ardyn" got made into an actual DLC for the game while the rest (Episode Aranea, Episode Lunafleya, and Episode Noctis) were told through a novel titled ''Dawn of the Future''.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* A series of post-launch [=DLCs=] were planned for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' in 2019 (two years after the game's launch), comprised of four episodes, that would've depicted a happier alternate ending to the main game. However, due to the departure of game director Hajime Tabata from Square Enix, only the first of these four stories, titled "Episode Ardyn" got made into an actual DLC for the game while the rest (Episode Aranea, Episode Lunafleya, and Episode Noctis) were told through a novel titled ''Dawn of the Future''.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game depict the events of said mission through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* ''Radio/HancocksHalfHour'': The eleventh episode of series 3 was originally supposed to be a new episode, "The Counterfeiter", about Bill Kerr getting a job. The script was completed but not used, and was replaced with a now-lost {{remake}} of a first-series episode "Cinderella Hancock". Along with new versions of the missing episodes, the unused script was recorded in 2019 as part of ''The Missing Hancocks''.
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* ''Radio/HancocksHalfHour'': The eleventh episode of series 3 was originally supposed to be a new episode, "The Counterfeiter", about Bill Kerr getting a job. The script was completed but not used, and was replaced with a now-lost {{remake}} of a first-series episode "Cinderella Hancock". Along with new versions of the missing episodes, the unused script was recorded in 2019 as part of ''The Missing Hancocks''.
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* ''Webcomic/TheBedfellows'' web series had some episode proposals posted on the [=FurAffinity=] account "shenanigans" (where the original webcomic originated), where certain posts consisted of a storyboard draft (many of which have the later panels covered up with black boxes) and the description requested users to vote on whether the episode would be animated. Episodes that didn't get enough votes to finish production include "Pregnancy" (where Fatigue is pregnant), "Police" (where Sheen gets charged for DomesticAbuse and Fatigue defends him by assuring the cop that Sheen will eventually tire himself out), "Bus" (where Sheen complains about a couple publicly displaying their affections while he's riding the bus), "Hygene" (where Fatigue annoys Sheen by reminding him to apply a creme to his itchy butt), "Gay" (where Fatigue comes crying to Sheen after being mocked by a pair of homophobes) and "Beauty" (where Fatigue gets a pearl necklace from their mother and demands Sheen compliment how pretty they are).
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* ''Webcomic/TheBedfellows'' web series had some episode proposals posted on the [=FurAffinity=] account "shenanigans" (where the original webcomic originated), where certain posts consisted of a storyboard draft (many of which have the later panels covered up with black boxes) and the description for each requested users to vote on whether the episode would be animated. Episodes that didn't get enough votes to finish production include "Pregnancy" (where Fatigue is pregnant), "Police" (where Sheen gets charged for DomesticAbuse and Fatigue defends him by assuring the cop that Sheen will eventually tire himself out), "Bus" (where Sheen complains about a couple publicly displaying their affections while he's riding the bus), "Hygene" (where Fatigue annoys Sheen by reminding him to apply a creme to his itchy butt), "Gay" (where Fatigue comes crying to Sheen after being mocked by a pair of homophobes) and "Beauty" (where Fatigue gets a pearl necklace from their mother and demands Sheen compliment how pretty they are).
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* ''Webcomic/TheBedfellows'' web series had some episode proposals posted on the [=FurAffinity=] account "shenanigans" (where the original webcomic originated), where certain posts consisted of a storyboard draft (many of which have the later panels covered up with black boxes) and the description requested users to vote on whether the episode would be animated. Episodes that didn't get enough votes to finish production include "Pregnancy" (where Fatigue is pregnant), "Police" (where Sheen gets charged for DomesticAbuse and Fatigue defends him by assuring the cop that Sheen will eventually tire himself out), "Bus" (where Sheen complains about a couple publicly displaying their affections while he's riding the bus), "Hygene" (where Fatigue annoys Sheen by reminding him to apply a creme to his itchy butt), "Gay" (where Fatigue comes crying to Sheen after being mocked by a pair of homophobes) and "Beauty" (where Fatigue gets a pearl necklace from their mother and demands Sheen compliment how pretty they are).
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* A series of post-launch [=DLCs=] were planned for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' in 2019 (two years after the game's launch). These four episodes, "Episode Ardyn", "Episode Aranea", "Episode Lunafrea" and "Episode Noctis", were intended comprised a story arc known as "Dawn of the Future" that would've depicted a happier alternate ending to the main game, but due to the departure of game director Hajime Tabata from Square Enix only "Episode Ardyn" got made. The rest of the story was told through a novelization.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread in the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a video on a video was included on a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game that depict the events of said mission through unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread in the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a video on a video was included on a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game that depict the events of said mission through unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* A series of post-launch [=DLCs=] were planned for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' in 2019 (two years after the game's launch). These four episodes, "Episode Ardyn", "Episode Aranea", "Episode Lunafrea" and "Episode Noctis", were intended launch), comprised a story arc known as "Dawn of the Future" four episodes, that would've depicted a happier alternate ending to the main game, but game. However, due to the departure of game director Hajime Tabata from Square Enix Enix, only the first of these four stories, titled "Episode Ardyn" got made. The made into an actual DLC for the game while the rest of the story was (Episode Aranea, Episode Lunafleya, and Episode Noctis) were told through a novelization.
novel titled ''Dawn of the Future''.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot threadin from the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a video on a video was included on a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game that depict the events of said mission through through a video comprised of unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' was planned to feature an additional mission titled "Kingdom of the Flies" that would've resolved a loose plot thread in the main story [[spoiler:namely the whereabouts of Eli and his child mercenaries after they escape from Mother Base by hijacking Sahelanthropus.]] This mission was not included in the base game, but was planned to be added as post-launch DLC, but Creator/HideoKojima's departure from Konami resulted in such plans never coming to fruition and instead a video on a video was included on a bonus Blu-ray disc packaged with the limited edition of the game that depict the events of said mission through unfinished cutscenes and concept art.
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** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E1StarkRavingDad Stark Raving Dad]]", where Homer meets a big, bald mental patient who looks, acts, and is voiced by Music/MichaelJackson (under a pseudonym due to contractual stipulations) was supposed to have a SequelEpisode where that same big, bald mental patient now thinks he's Music/{{Prince}} and encourages everyone in town to be free and open with their sexualities. Because Prince refused to do it (after penning the script, which was considered too out-there for network TV), that script is now the only ''Simpsons'' episode that has been written, but never produced.
** An episode called "Thirtysimpsons" was written for season 3, but never produced. It would have been a crossover with ''Series/{{Thirtysomething}}''. [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/18/bill-oakley-tweets-top-10-unaired-simpsons-episodes_n_1286483.html Bill Oakley]] also revealed that there was an season 8 episode that would have parodied Scientology with Lisa joining the religion. The script was written by George Meyer, but the episode was never produced due to fear of the Church of Scientology suing, as well as potentially offending cast members such as Nancy Cartwright (though that didn't stop Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone from doing the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "[[Recap/SouthParkS9E12TrappedInTheCloset Trapped in the Closet]]", which not only got them in trouble with Scientology[[note]]or rather, Creator/TomCruise[[/note]], but also led to Music/IsaacHayes leaving the show).
** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E15HomersPhobia Homer's Phobia]]" was also going to be called "Lisa Goes to Camp," where Lisa gets into kitsch culture, and Bart does the same thing, only for Homer to worry that Bart will end up gay.
** There was supposed to be a season seven episode that dealt with racism called "Homer vs. Dr. Hibbert," but the writers ditched it after realizing how heavy-handed and preachy it was.
** There are unused scripts titled "Homer's Sexual Fantasy", "Homer Privately Tells Bart That He Loves Him Best", "Homer the Narcoleptic", "Amusement Park" and "Homer's $1000 Suit". Nothing is known about their plots.
** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E1StarkRavingDad Stark Raving Dad]]", where Homer meets a big, bald mental patient who looks, acts, and is voiced by Music/MichaelJackson (under a pseudonym due to contractual stipulations) was supposed to have a SequelEpisode where that same big, bald mental patient now thinks he's Music/{{Prince}} and encourages everyone in town to be free and open with their sexualities. Because Prince refused to do it (after penning the script, which was considered too out-there for network TV), that script is now the only ''Simpsons'' episode that has been written, but never produced.
** An episode called "Thirtysimpsons" was written for season 3, but never produced. It would have been a crossover with ''Series/{{Thirtysomething}}''. [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/18/bill-oakley-tweets-top-10-unaired-simpsons-episodes_n_1286483.html Bill Oakley]] also revealed that there was an season 8 episode that would have parodied Scientology with Lisa joining the religion. The script was written by George Meyer, but the episode was never produced due to fear of the Church of Scientology suing, as well as potentially offending cast members such as Nancy Cartwright (though that didn't stop Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone from doing the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "[[Recap/SouthParkS9E12TrappedInTheCloset Trapped in the Closet]]", which not only got them in trouble with Scientology[[note]]or rather, Creator/TomCruise[[/note]], but also led to Music/IsaacHayes leaving the show).
** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E15HomersPhobia Homer's Phobia]]" was also going to be called "Lisa Goes to Camp," where Lisa gets into kitsch culture, and Bart does the same thing, only for Homer to worry that Bart will end up gay.
** There was supposed to be a season seven episode that dealt with racism called "Homer vs. Dr. Hibbert," but the writers ditched it after realizing how heavy-handed and preachy it was.
** There are unused scripts titled "Homer's Sexual Fantasy", "Homer Privately Tells Bart That He Loves Him Best", "Homer the Narcoleptic", "Amusement Park" and "Homer's $1000 Suit". Nothing is known about their plots.
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* Creator/PeterSellers planned to star in a sixth official ''Film/ThePinkPanther'' film - ''The Romance of the Pink Panther'' as a GrandFinale to the series. It would have seen Clouseau fall in love with a jewel thief named "The Frog" played by Pamela Stephenson and turn evil. Due to hostility between Sellers and Creator/BlakeEdwards, Creator/SidneyPoitier would have directed the film. Two drafts were written before Sellers' death, each with different endings. Edwards attempted to replace Sellers first with Creator/DudleyMoore (who turned it down due to not wanting to fill Sellers' shoes) and then with Creator/RowanAtkinson (who was rejected for not being well-known enough) before deciding to take a different route with ''Trail of the Pink Panther'' and ''Curse of the Pink Panther''.
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* Creator/PeterSellers planned to star in a sixth official ''Film/ThePinkPanther'' ''Franchise/ThePinkPanther'' film - ''The Romance of the Pink Panther'' as a GrandFinale to the series. It would have seen Clouseau fall in love with a jewel thief named "The Frog" played by Pamela Stephenson and turn evil. Due to hostility between Sellers and Creator/BlakeEdwards, Creator/SidneyPoitier would have directed the film. Two drafts were written before Sellers' death, each with different endings. Edwards attempted to replace Sellers first with Creator/DudleyMoore (who turned it down due to not wanting to fill Sellers' shoes) and then with Creator/RowanAtkinson (who was rejected for not being well-known enough) before deciding to take a different route with ''Trail of the Pink Panther'' ''Film/TrailOfThePinkPanther'' and ''Curse of the Pink Panther''.''Film/CurseOfThePinkPanther''.
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Compare DevelopmentHell and {{Vaporware}}, for when an episode, film, project, or product is not officially cancelled but doesn't seem likely to ever be finished.
Compare MissingEpisode and BannedEpisode. A subtrope of WhatCouldHaveBeen.
Compare MissingEpisode and BannedEpisode. A subtrope of WhatCouldHaveBeen.
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A SubTrope of WhatCouldHaveBeen. Compare MissingEpisode and BannedEpisode for similar cases of episodes that either didn't air or had limited airing due to production-related reasons. Also compare DevelopmentHell and {{Vaporware}}, for when an episode, film, project, or any other product is not officially cancelled cancelled, but doesn't seem likely to ever be finished.
Compare MissingEpisode and BannedEpisode. A subtrope of WhatCouldHaveBeen.
finished.
Compare MissingEpisode and BannedEpisode. A subtrope of WhatCouldHaveBeen.
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** ''Carry On Again, Nurse'' was attempted to be brought back a couple of times -- the first attempt became ''Film/CarryOnDoctor''. The second attempt came in 1979, after the series left Rank Films and moved to Hemdale. A completed script had been written by George Layton and Jonathan Lynn in 1977. It was cancelled due to the financial loss of ''Film/CarryOnEmmannuelle''. The third and final attempt came in 1988, with a script written by Norman Hudis. It was to revolve around a hospital set for closure, and set to star original actors Creator/BarbaraWindsor, Jack Douglas, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/KennethConnor and Creator/JoanSims, with Sims filling in the role of matron that was previously held by Creator/HattieJacques. The end of the film was going to be a tribute to Jacques, with Sims turning around a photograph of the actress and asking "Well, did I do alright?" Production was scheduled to begin in June 1988, but the deaths of Williams and Hawtrey, combined with a budget of £1.5 million which was deemed too expensive, proved to be the end of the film and it was cancelled.
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** ''Carry On Again, Nurse'' ''Script/CarryOnAgainNurse'' was attempted to be brought back a couple of times -- the first attempt became ''Film/CarryOnDoctor''. The second attempt came in 1979, after the series left Rank Films and moved to Hemdale. A completed script had been written by George Layton and Jonathan Lynn in 1977. It was cancelled due to the financial loss of ''Film/CarryOnEmmannuelle''. The third and final attempt came in 1988, with a script written by Norman Hudis. It was to revolve around a hospital set for closure, and set to star original actors Creator/BarbaraWindsor, Jack Douglas, Creator/JackDouglas, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/KennethConnor and Creator/JoanSims, with Sims filling in the role of matron that was previously held by Creator/HattieJacques. The end of the film was going to be a tribute to Jacques, with Sims turning around a photograph of the actress and asking "Well, did I do alright?" Production was scheduled to begin in June 1988, but the deaths of Williams and Hawtrey, combined with a budget of £1.5 million which was deemed too expensive, proved to be the end of the film and it was cancelled.
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** ''Carry On Escaping''. Scripted by Creator/TalbotRothwell in 1973, a spoof of World War II escape films.
** ''Carry On Series/{{Dallas}}'' was written in 1980 and casting offers made to Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/KennethConnor, Jack Douglas, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/CharlesHawtrey and Creator/JimDale. The production was abandoned when Lorimar Productions demanded a royalty fee of 20 times the total production budget.
** ''Carry On Series/{{Dallas}}'' was written in 1980 and casting offers made to Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/KennethConnor, Jack Douglas, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/CharlesHawtrey and Creator/JimDale. The production was abandoned when Lorimar Productions demanded a royalty fee of 20 times the total production budget.
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** ''Carry On Escaping''.''Script/CarryOnEscaping''. Scripted by Creator/TalbotRothwell in 1973, a spoof of World War II escape films.
** ''Carry On Series/{{Dallas}}'' was written in 1980 and casting offers made to Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/KennethConnor,Jack Douglas, Creator/JackDouglas, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/CharlesHawtrey and Creator/JimDale. The production was abandoned when Lorimar Productions demanded a royalty fee of 20 times the total production budget.
** ''Carry On Series/{{Dallas}}'' was written in 1980 and casting offers made to Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/KennethConnor,
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* WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIslandAgain Epidode 6 was presumably incomplete at the time of cancellation because only 1 scene is animated while the rest of the deleted scenes are pure audio.
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* WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIslandAgain [[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland Battle For Dream Island Again]] Epidode 6 was presumably incomplete at the time of cancellation because only 1 scene is animated while the rest of the deleted scenes are pure audio.
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* WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIslandAgain Epidode 6 was presumably incomplete at the time of cancellation because only 1 scene is animated while the rest of the deleted scenes are pure audio.
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* WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIslandAgain Epidode 6 was presumably incomplete at the time of cancellation because only 1 scene is animated while the rest of the deleted scenes are pure audio.
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