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I was expectin' Gina to make another cheeseburger for Mr. Johnson but oh well.

The segments aren't "lost", they're actually "elusive" or kept hidden for a reason. What's really lost are the 59 episodes that went missing from Sesame Workshop's archives.

I eventually got a reply from Cartoon Network after emailing them why DeeDee wasn't in PPG. Here's the email for proof. So pretty much now I can confirm that CN doesn't have an answer to that question, so now it's confirmed the reason DeeDee doesn't appear in PPG is unknown.

Sorry I had been forgetting to share it in that thread. I didn't remember that thread until you brought it up.

Found this in a Susam Sokagi episode...

I did the same thing a few years ago: When The Powerpuff Girls rebooted in 2016, I tried to submit a crossover idea of DeeDee appearing in the Powerpuff Girls universe to pair with the Powerpuff Girls as a guest character on the show (this was inspired from the infamous fanshipping of DeeDee and...

The last words of that post you made makes it clear that companies like them, CN and Nick don't care for anyone at all. All they care about is money to a greedy degree. They don't care about such wonderful talented ideas people submit, they have a right to approve or disapprove of any submitted...

I see.

Seriously!?? Since where's the news that Lupo's getting an animated series adaption?

I believe Ed, Edd n Eddy might've been the only CN show whose creator had all the creative control of it himself, with the network not making any baffling decisions on how they want the show to be like. Danny must've made the show end to the point with enough seasons+episodes he wanted it to...

Boi, many networks/studios just enjoy being hostile, don't they?

And second of all, I don't put my original characters online, knowing people would steal and profit off of them, and I also don't submit any of my original ideas to any network, since their greedy execs just take the creator's idea and reign direct creative control over it, hence the reason I...

Maybe cuz the workshop can easily search "episode" by video tag so they can easily find and take down any episodes.

Original work aside, a lot of fans tend to make their own fan animations of cartoons/anime just for fun, TBH. I dunno why but some of the very toughest companies I can think of who draw a very hard line towards fan projects include Nintendo (a very common one who always shuts down fan projects)...

TBH, the Blueberry-beaked Budgie reminds me of Hedgy the Hedgehog from Connie the Cow.

Same, I have been making fan films crossing over/parodying cartoons and anime, but I keep them for personal use, don't profit from/monetize them, and don't submit to film festivals/comic cons, knowing I'd get into trouble for copyright infringement. I also remember that Peter Spears got C&D'd by...

TBH, YouTube also wasn't meant to be a place for fan films using copyrighted characters from TV shows; for example, the most common unauthorized fan series on YouTube was Super Mario Logan, whose creator Logan Thirtyacre was very recently served with a cease-and-desist order from Nintendo for...

I see. On that video, I also remember seeing the one with those female pop-egg thingies in the Egyptain desert about the number 4, the 10 fish clip (the end of that clip starting on the part where there's one thin fish was scaring me), and that Number 10 from Tennessee song with the...

I feel ya right there, man. People who have been coming to my channel to ungratefully nag me for clips and demand the source of the clips are like a painful twist to my liver.

I remember seeing that clip when I was little. I think I saw it on the Great Numbers Game VHS at the time.