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''Weebl and Bob'' was an animated web show that was created in the early 2000s by Jonti Picking and Chris Vick, revolving around "the everyday happenings of Weebl (and sometimes Weebl's friend Bob)". Most, if not all of the web shorts center around their big interest for pie. | ''Weebl and Bob'' was an animated web show that was created in the early 2000s by Jonti Picking and Chris Vick, revolving around "the everyday happenings of Weebl (and sometimes Weebl's friend Bob)". Most, if not all of the web shorts center around their big interest for pie. The web series had '''''several exclusive episodes''''' to the TV channel MTV or were only released on a DVD. The MTV-exclusive episodes were named "Trailer," "Hostage," "Sex 1," "Sex 2," and "Sex 3", while the DVD-exclusive episode was titled "Pipe." Also of note is that Weebl's name was changed to "Wobbl" for these exclusive episodes, as to avoid copyright from Hasbro, who had a "Weeble" toyline. | ||
==Availability== | |||
Out of all the exclusive episodes, only "Trailer" has been uploaded onto the internet.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20040530123435/http://www.weebls-stuff.com/testy/trailer2.swf An archived page on the Weebl's Stuff website that has a .swf file of "Trailer".]Retrieved 12 Sept '16</ref> A DVD appeared on the Amazon UK site, claiming the DVD has "five rare episodes" one of them most likely being "Pipe".<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/WOBBL-BOB-BRAND-RARE-EPISODES/dp/B00D1WMIB8 A listing for the DVD.] Retrieved 12 Sept '16</ref> | |||
[ | On September 12th, 2016, LMW user [http://lostmediawiki.com/User:Nodog Nodog] has uploaded a mirror of "Trailer" onto YouTube, as well as a mirror of both the .swf and the .mp4 conversion to MEGA<ref>[https://mega.nz/#!J84iTBxJ!a9S3WBgA_RnxYhXGzw0Rh9x5dfypYnxpOfXE5PcxF74 A MEGA file for the .swf and .mp4 conversions.] Retrieved 12 Sept '16</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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Revision as of 16:22, 8 January 2019
A still from one of the episodes.
Status: Partially Found
Weebl and Bob was an animated web show that was created in the early 2000s by Jonti Picking and Chris Vick, revolving around "the everyday happenings of Weebl (and sometimes Weebl's friend Bob)". Most, if not all of the web shorts center around their big interest for pie. The web series had several exclusive episodes to the TV channel MTV or were only released on a DVD. The MTV-exclusive episodes were named "Trailer," "Hostage," "Sex 1," "Sex 2," and "Sex 3", while the DVD-exclusive episode was titled "Pipe." Also of note is that Weebl's name was changed to "Wobbl" for these exclusive episodes, as to avoid copyright from Hasbro, who had a "Weeble" toyline.
Availability
Out of all the exclusive episodes, only "Trailer" has been uploaded onto the internet.[1] A DVD appeared on the Amazon UK site, claiming the DVD has "five rare episodes" one of them most likely being "Pipe".[2]
On September 12th, 2016, LMW user Nodog has uploaded a mirror of "Trailer" onto YouTube, as well as a mirror of both the .swf and the .mp4 conversion to MEGA[3]
Gallery
References
- ↑ An archived page on the Weebl's Stuff website that has a .swf file of "Trailer".Retrieved 12 Sept '16
- ↑ A listing for the DVD. Retrieved 12 Sept '16
- ↑ A MEGA file for the .swf and .mp4 conversions. Retrieved 12 Sept '16