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Episode IV: Striking Out

The fourth episode was the first originally produced for College Sports Television (CSTV).  They wanted a cartoon that focused on college students playing sports.  It seemed a little generic to do a basketball or football story, so instead we picked an even more generic sport and went with bowling.  Actually, we spent a great deal of time in college bowling, so it seemed like a natural fit.

The eventual version that CSTV aired was radically different.  It cut significant parts of the episode, including any scenes with .  The resulting piece was kind of a mess.  This full version includes and one incredibly dated reference to the Chicago Cubs’ postseason failures.

Trivia

  • This episode was produced exclusively for College Sports Television (CSTV).
  • Mr. Rat is quite the entrepreneur; he owns the liquor store in town and the bowling alley.
  • The Chicago baseball fan is, of course, a reference to the 2003 post-season of the Chicago Cubs and Steve Bartman.

Cast and Crew

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Mark Edwards

MeganSm AmandaSm
Ferguson

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John Gibson

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David Rothwell
Director / Animator / Executive Producer

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Derek Seltzer

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Marshall Welch

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Justin Young
Director / Writer / Executive Producer

Screen Shots

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Related posts:

  1. Episode III: The King and Us
  2. Episode I: The Story of O
  3. Episode II: Bada Bing!
  4. Episode V: Goat Me
  5. The Fall of Racer One

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