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While the majority of those from Die Sendung Mit Der Maus's early years sadly remain lost as WDR refuse to show them on Maus's website as well as any plans to remaster them for future airings despite WDR's parent company ARD's website only has 2 early animations of Maus one of which is the first intro from 1971 | While the majority of those from Die Sendung Mit Der Maus's early years sadly remain lost as WDR refuse to show them on Maus's website as well as any plans to remaster them for future airings despite WDR's parent company ARD's website only has 2 early animations of Maus one of which is the first intro from 1971 | ||
However, There are scraps of Mausspots that are abandoned from | However, There are scraps of Mausspots that are abandoned from broadcast floating on YouTube | ||
Here are examples | Here are examples | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 2 October 2016
Maus is a character from WDR's longest-running educational show "Die Sendung Mit Der Maus" (otherwise known as Mouse TV)
It ran from 1971 to current, You could say he's about as old as Big Bird [despite being born decades apart]
However, despite Maus's 40 year run, WDR hasn't been kind to his interstitial animations known as Mausspots, which consist of 1 minute of antics from Maus and his pals, Elefant (a midget blue elephant), Ente (a yellow duck) and Hase (a pink bunny) though the majority center on Maus
In recent years, WDR has been showing only the Mausspots from recent to those from the 1980s and the 1990s on episodes of their show as well as international versions known under the Mouse TV banner
While the majority of those from Die Sendung Mit Der Maus's early years sadly remain lost as WDR refuse to show them on Maus's website as well as any plans to remaster them for future airings despite WDR's parent company ARD's website only has 2 early animations of Maus one of which is the first intro from 1971
However, There are scraps of Mausspots that are abandoned from broadcast floating on YouTube
Here are examples