The third episode was an attempt at doing a real episode for television. We formulated a full storyline, aimed at the commercial-friendly 22-minute range, and set to work. After the events of the first episode and all the controversy it spurred, President Czar had been rising in popularity as one of our favorite characters, as well as our readers. So instantly he went to the head of the class for a major role in the third episode.
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.
Produced originally for College Sports Television (CSTV), the fifth episode had the shortest turn around time of any episode. After finishing the fourth episode, CSTV contacted us and requested a second episode to air. Obviously they again wanted a sports theme, but they also wanted it in one month. That meant from starting the script to rendering the final cut the production time of this episode was almost exactly one month.
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