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'''The Rex''' is an unreleased episode of the ''Amazing World of Gumball''. Its existence first came to light in 2012, when a complete list of episodes from season-two of the series was leaked online. Included in this list was '''The Rex'''.
''The Amazing World of Gumball'' is an animated series produced by Cartoon Network Development Studios Europe that ran from 2011-2019, the series revolves around a 12 year old cat named Gumball Watterson who gets himself, his friends and brother a goldfish named Darwin into many wacky situations though out the series.


As of 2020, very little about this episode has been released on the Internet, with the exception of a single set of storyboards on Jean Texier's website<ref>[https://jeant.artstation.com/projects/6aZy2W Jean Texier portfolio] Retrieved 13 April '15</ref> alongside storyboards for other episodes he worked on, which shows Tina Rex and her father attacking Gumball and a shot of a ravaged Elmore. While the episode was never finished, elements of the story may have been reworked into the season 4 episode "The Routine".
==The Rex==
'''"The Rex"''' was an cancelled episode of the series. Its existence first came to light in 2012, when a complete list of episodes from season-two of the series was leaked online. Included in this list was "The Rex."


According to series creator Ben Bocquelet via Twitter, it was "too expensive and not worth the price." <ref>[https://twitter.com/benbocquelet/status/397840050152804352  Ben Bocquelet's Twitter] Retrieved 13 April '15</ref>
As of 2020, very little about this episode has been released on the Internet, with the exception of a single set of storyboards on Jean Texier's website alongside storyboards for other episodes he worked on, which shows Tina Rex and her father attacking Gumball and a shot of a ravaged Elmore.<ref>[https://jeant.artstation.com/projects/6aZy2W Jean Texier's portfolio.] Retrieved 13 Apr '15</ref> While the episode was never finished, elements of the story may have been reworked into the season 4 episode "The Routine."


According to series creator Ben Bocquelet via Twitter, it was "too expensive and not worth the price."<ref>[https://twitter.com/benbocquelet/status/397840050152804352  Ben Bocquelet's tweet on the scrapped episode.] Retrieved 13 Apr '15</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 00:45, 20 February 2023

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A leaked storyboard from the episode.

Status: Partially Found

The Amazing World of Gumball is an animated series produced by Cartoon Network Development Studios Europe that ran from 2011-2019, the series revolves around a 12 year old cat named Gumball Watterson who gets himself, his friends and brother a goldfish named Darwin into many wacky situations though out the series.

The Rex

"The Rex" was an cancelled episode of the series. Its existence first came to light in 2012, when a complete list of episodes from season-two of the series was leaked online. Included in this list was "The Rex."

As of 2020, very little about this episode has been released on the Internet, with the exception of a single set of storyboards on Jean Texier's website alongside storyboards for other episodes he worked on, which shows Tina Rex and her father attacking Gumball and a shot of a ravaged Elmore.[1] While the episode was never finished, elements of the story may have been reworked into the season 4 episode "The Routine."

According to series creator Ben Bocquelet via Twitter, it was "too expensive and not worth the price."[2]

Gallery

  • The released storyboards for the cancelled episode.

    The released storyboards for the cancelled episode.

See Also

The Amazing World of Gumball

Anthology Series

Bumpers and Interstitials

Pilots

Live-Action

Other Cartoon Network Series

References

  1. ↑ Jean Texier's portfolio. Retrieved 13 Apr '15
  2. ↑ Ben Bocquelet's tweet on the scrapped episode. Retrieved 13 Apr '15
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