G4's Proving Ground (found G4 TV series; 2011): Difference between revisions

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Title card.

Status: Found

Date found: 22 Dec 2018

Found by: Dannyboytbh

G4's Proving Ground was an experiment show hosted by Ryan Dunn and Jessica Chobot. In each episode, the two would try to recreate fictional works in real life, ranging from Mario Kart to Star Trek.

The series premiered on the G4 network on June 14th, 2011. In the wake of Ryan Dunn's death on June 20th, the network pulled the next episode and put further premieres on hold until the following month.^[1]

Nine episodes were produced and aired, but only three had been recovered in full, with other episodes being found partially as clips.^[2]

On December 22nd, 2018, LMW user Dannyboytbh posted a MEGA link containing all nine episodes in HD quality.

Episodes

#	Episode Title	Air Date	Status
1	Mario Kart	Jun 14th, 2011	Found
2	The Goonies	Jul 19th, 2011	Found
3	Star Trek	Jul 26th, 2011	Found
4	Harry Potter	Aug 2nd, 2011	Found
5	Mortal Kombat	Aug 9th, 2011	Found
6	Spider-Man	Aug 16th, 2011	Found
7	Star Wars	Aug 23rd, 2011	Found
8	Angry Birds	Aug 30th, 2011	Found
9	Zombie Apocalypse	Sept 6th, 2011	Found

External Link

MEGA upload of the complete series. Retrieved 22 Dec '18

References

↑ News article on Dunn's death and the episode being pulled. Retrieved 09 Dec '18
↑ Episode list for the series. Retrieved 09 Dec '18

[1] News article on Dunn's death and the episode being pulled. Retrieved 09 Dec '18

[2] Episode list for the series. Retrieved 09 Dec '18

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+'''''G4's Proving Ground''''' was an experiment show hosted by Ryan Dunn and Jessica Chobot. In each episode, the two would try to recreate fictional works in real life, ranging from ''Mario Kart'' to ''Star Trek''.
-'''''G4's Proving Ground''''' was an experiment show hosted by Ryan Dunn and Jessica Chobot. In each episode, the two would try to recreate fictional works in real life, ranging from ''Mario Kart'' to ''Star Trek''.
+The series premiered on the G4 network on June 14th, 2011. In the wake of Ryan Dunn's death on June 20th, the network pulled the next episode and put further premieres on hold until the following month.<ref>[https://washingtonpost.com/blogs/tv-column/post/g4-pulls-proving-ground-off-the-schedule-after-star-ryan-dunns-death/2011/06/20/AGu285cH_blog.html News article on Dunn's death and the episode being pulled.] Retrieved 09 Dec '18</ref>
-The series premiered on the G4 network on June 14, 2011. In the wake of Ryan Dunn's death on June 20, the network pulled the next episode and put further premieres on hold until the following month. <ref>[https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/tv-column/post/g4-pulls-proving-ground-off-the-schedule-after-star-ryan-dunns-death/2011/06/20/AGu285cH_blog.html News article on Dunn's death and the episode being pulled.] Retrieved 9 Dec '18</ref>
+Nine episodes were produced and aired, but only three had been recovered in full, with other episodes being found partially as clips.<ref>[http://tv.com/shows/g4s-proving-ground/episodes/ Episode list for the series.] Retrieved 09 Dec '18</ref>
-Nine episodes were produced and aired, but only two have been recovered online. <ref>[http://www.tv.com/shows/g4s-proving-ground/episodes/ Episode list] Retrieved 9 Dec '18</ref>
+On December 22nd, 2018, LMW user Dannyboytbh posted a MEGA link containing all nine episodes in HD quality.
 ==Episodes==
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 ! style="background-color:green" | Status
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-|1||Mario Kart||Jun. 14 2011||'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBbywUaqGqA Found]'''
+|1||Mario Kart||Jun 14th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?IdETkCAK<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|2||The Goonies||Jul. 19 2011||Lost
+|2||The Goonies||Jul 19th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?UAtWXArK<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|3||Star Trek||Jul. 26 2011||Lost
+|3||Star Trek||Jul 26th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?kNc0yY7b<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|4||Harry Potter||Aug. 2 2011||'''[https://vimeo.com/128493587 Found]'''
+|4||Harry Potter||Aug 2nd, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?cQ0mCapD<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|5||Mortal Kombat||Aug. 9 2011||Lost
+|5||Mortal Kombat||Aug 9th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?AFMTGYqY<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|6||Spider-Man||Aug. 16 2011||Lost
+|6||Spider-Man||Aug 16th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?YIcDlL7A<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|7||Star Wars||Aug. 23 2011||Lost
+|7||Star Wars||Aug 23rd, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?0FUyVaaC<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|8||Angry Birds||Aug. 30 2011||Lost
+|8||Angry Birds||Aug 30th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?VFcVnY7A<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |-
-|9||Zombie Apocalypse||Sep. 6 2011||Lost
+|9||Zombie Apocalypse||Sept 6th, 2011||[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ?kEkWXKLR<span style="color:green;">'''Found''']
 |}
+==See Also==
+*[[Attack of the Show! (partially found G4 variety series; 2005-2013)]]
+*[[Hurl! (partially found G4 game show; 2008)]]
+*[[Cinematech (partially found G4 video game series; 2002-2007)]]
+*[[Code Monkeys (partially found unaired pilot of G4 animated TV series; 2006-2007)]]
+==External Link==
+*[https://mega.nz/#F!hZMSFbDb!nLQgJggpRv9eADdVmIfHcQ MEGA upload of the complete series.] Retrieved 22 Dec '18
+==References==
 {{reflist}}
-[[Category:Lost TV]]
-[[Category:Partially found media]]
+[[Category:Found media]]
+[[Category:Found TV]]