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* DoingItForTheArt: Joe Barbera, a lifelong Catholic, spent [[DevelopmentHell 17 years getting the support]] he needed to create the show, as the stories and message were extremely personal for him.
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** All thirteen episodes are now currently available via streaming services.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other direct-to-video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this series was benched. Other western and Japanese shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Only five of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen thirteen episodes have ever been released on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other direct-to-video series, and CN even showed one special DVD, leaving eight that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been are only available on the reason this series was benched. Other western and Japanese shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.original VHS.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Only five of the thirteen episodes have ever been released on DVD, leaving eight that are only available on the original VHS.
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* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order in which they were released. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with "Jonah" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are to assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode, "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).
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* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order in which they were released. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with "Jonah" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are to assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode, "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).1990).
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other direct-to-video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this series was benched. Other western and Japanese shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other direct-to-video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this series was benched. Other western and Japanese shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
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* NoExportForYou: Only the first six episodes were released in Israel, presumably because the seventh was the first to take its story from the New Testament. However, the episodes were not released in chronological order, and subsequent Old Testament episodes were not released in Israel either.
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** All thirteen episodes are now currently available via streaming services.
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* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order in which they were released. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with "Queen Esther" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are to assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode, "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Only five of the thirteen episodes have ever been released on DVD, leaving eight that are only available on the original VHS.
* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order in which they were released. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with"Queen Esther" "Jonah" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are to assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode, "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).
* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order in which they were released. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with
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* DoingItForTheArt: Joe Barbera, a lifelong Catholic, spend [[DevelopmentHell 17 years getting the support]] he needed to create the show, as the stories and message were extremely personal for him.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other direct to video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this show was benched. Other western and eastern shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other direct to video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this show was benched. Other western and eastern shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
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* DoingItForTheArt: Joe Barbera, a lifelong Catholic, spend spent [[DevelopmentHell 17 years getting the support]] he needed to create the show, as the stories and message were extremely personal for him.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's otherdirect to video direct-to-video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this show series was benched. Other western and eastern Japanese shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows never seen on either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the networks did show HB's other
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* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order in which they were released in.released. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with "Queen Esther" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are too to assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode episode, "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the Creator/HannaBarbera shows not ever utilized on Cartoon Network. While the network did utilize HB's other direct to video series, and even showed one special that was blatantly pro christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this show was benched. Other western and eastern shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While the series was intended for home video, this was one of the few Creator/HannaBarbera shows not ever utilized never seen on Cartoon Network. either Creator/CartoonNetwork ''or'' Creator/{{Boomerang}}. While the network networks did utilize show HB's other direct to video series, and CN even showed one special that was blatantly pro christian pro-Christian every year, one typically thinks that Adam and Eve may have been the reason this show was benched. Other western and eastern shows with too much "nudity or perceived nudity" often were censored or skipped.
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* TheOtherDarrin: UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} has a different voice actor in "The Miracles of Jesus" than in "The Easter Story". Also, Derek's voice actor was changed in 1989.
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* TheOtherDarrin: UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} has a different voice actor in "The Miracles of Jesus" than in "The Easter Story". Also, Derek's voice actor was changed in 1989.1989.
* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order they were released in. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with "Queen Esther" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are too assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).
* OutOfOrder: Kind of. The episodes are generally ordered chronologically, starting with "The Creation" and ending with "The Easter Story", but that's not the order they were released in. In fact, the episodes were produced in no particular order, ending with "Queen Esther" in 1992. Some continuity problems stem from this, if we are too assume the time-travelers are going through the Bible chronologically. For example, in "Moses" (released in 1986) the gang is amazed at having arrived in Egypt. However, they were already in Egypt in the chronologically previous episode "Joseph and His Brothers" (released in 1990).
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Hey Its That Guy and Hey Its That Voice have been merged into Role Association. Current examples are to be removed. New examples are to be filed under Role Association. | For more information, check this thread: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=1454613823001793300&page=1
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Famous guest stars included [[Film/{{Supergirl}} Helen Slater]] as Esther, Creator/JamesEarlJones as the Pharaoh in the Moses story, Creator/TimCurry as the serpent in the Garden of Eden, [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Robbie Benson]] as David, [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983 Alan Oppenheimer]] as Jonah, Creator/TonyJay as the High Priest who tried Jesus, and Creator/VincentPrice as Herod.
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* DevelopmentHell: It took Joseph Barbera over 17 years before he could finally get the support he needed to create the show.
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* DevelopmentHell: It took Joseph Barbera over DoingItForTheArt: Joe Barbera, a lifelong Catholic, spend [[DevelopmentHell 17 years before he could finally get getting the support support]] he needed to create the show.show, as the stories and message were extremely personal for him.
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* DevelopmentHell: It took Joseph Barbera over 17 years before he could finally get the support he needed to create the show.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Famous guest stars included [[Film/{{Supergirl}} Helen Slater]] as Esther, Creator/JamesEarlJones as the Pharaoh in the Moses story, Creator/TimCurry as the serpent in the Garden of Eden, [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Robbie Benson]] as David, [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983 Alan Oppenheimer]] as Jonah, Creator/TonyJay as the High Priest who tried Jesus, and Creator/VincentPrice as Herod.
* TheOtherDarrin: {{Jesus}} has a different voice actor in "The Miracles of Jesus" than in "The Easter Story". Also, Derek's voice actor was changed in 1989.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Famous guest stars included [[Film/{{Supergirl}} Helen Slater]] as Esther, Creator/JamesEarlJones as the Pharaoh in the Moses story, Creator/TimCurry as the serpent in the Garden of Eden, [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Robbie Benson]] as David, [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983 Alan Oppenheimer]] as Jonah, Creator/TonyJay as the High Priest who tried Jesus, and Creator/VincentPrice as Herod.
* TheOtherDarrin: {{Jesus}} has a different voice actor in "The Miracles of Jesus" than in "The Easter Story". Also, Derek's voice actor was changed in 1989.
