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|title=<center>Space Ghost: Coast to Coast | |title=<center>Space Ghost: Coast to Coast pilots</center> | ||
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Space Ghost: Coast to Coast is an animated talk show starring 60's Hanna- | ''Space Ghost: Coast to Coast'' is an animated talk show starring 60's Hanna-Barbara superhero Space Ghost. It premiered in 1994 on Cartoon Network and ended up paving the way for what would later become Adult Swim. | ||
Before the series | Before the series premiered, '''two pilots''' were produced. The first one featured Andy Merrill as the voice of Space Ghost, and reused old footage of Denzel Washington to make it appear that he was being interviewed. The pilot was included as a bonus feature on the Volume Two DVD under the title of "Andy's Pilot"; however, as the Denzel Washington footage would have cost $25,000 to license, this released version is heavily edited to remove any trace or mention of him.<ref>[http://c4vct.com/kym/sg/pilots/pilot1.htm Transcript and images for the first pilot] Retrieved 8 Apr '17.</ref> | ||
The second pilot featured Gary Owens as the voice of Space Ghost and Emma Thompson as the interviewee. Interestingly, Gary Owens was chosen as he was the one who voiced the character in the original series. Unlike the first one, this pilot has never been officially released in any form.<ref>[http://c4vct.com/kym/sg/pilots/pilot2.htm Transcript and images for the second pilot] Retrieved 8 Apr '17.</ref> | |||
[[Category: Lost animation]] | Outside of the censored "Andy's Pilot", all that publicly exists of these pilots are a few sound clips and images, as well as transcripts from both of them. | ||
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Revision as of 06:52, 8 April 2017
Title card for the second pilot.
Status: Partially Found
Space Ghost: Coast to Coast is an animated talk show starring 60's Hanna-Barbara superhero Space Ghost. It premiered in 1994 on Cartoon Network and ended up paving the way for what would later become Adult Swim.
Before the series premiered, two pilots were produced. The first one featured Andy Merrill as the voice of Space Ghost, and reused old footage of Denzel Washington to make it appear that he was being interviewed. The pilot was included as a bonus feature on the Volume Two DVD under the title of "Andy's Pilot"; however, as the Denzel Washington footage would have cost $25,000 to license, this released version is heavily edited to remove any trace or mention of him.[1]
The second pilot featured Gary Owens as the voice of Space Ghost and Emma Thompson as the interviewee. Interestingly, Gary Owens was chosen as he was the one who voiced the character in the original series. Unlike the first one, this pilot has never been officially released in any form.[2]
Outside of the censored "Andy's Pilot", all that publicly exists of these pilots are a few sound clips and images, as well as transcripts from both of them.
References
- ↑ Transcript and images for the first pilot Retrieved 8 Apr '17.
- ↑ Transcript and images for the second pilot Retrieved 8 Apr '17.