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TELEVISION PILOTS - Shows that never made it past the first Episode! And some that CHANGED cast members afterwards and became HITS!
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All in the Family
-
The Unaired Pilot
with different cast - Dickie (not
Mike "Rob Reiner") and a different
Gloria! Also a different Lionel! Plus, the original aired Pilot, 4
Episodes and the
25th Anniversary Special! WOW! (4 hours)
Aquaman
"Mercy Reef" (2006) - The Unaired WB Pilot starring Justin
Hartley, Ving Raymes, Denise Quiñones and Lou Diamond Phillips. 45
minutes
Big Bang
Theory - The UNAIRED Pilots (2007)
- VERY different than the aired Pilot! Kaley Cuoco's
character "Penny" is played by Andrea Walsh and she was
originally named "Katie". Katie is played a little bit more provocatively
(ahem... sluttier) than Penny. The characters of Sheldon and Leonard are a bit
different too (Sheldon actually is attracted to Penny instead of indifferent to
her) and Howard and Rajesh do NOT exist yet but there is a "nerd girl"
who is "sort of" seeing Leonard - who eventually became the
"Leslie" character later played by Sara Gilbert in the series. The
sets are different and the theme song too! This would have been a COMPLETELY
different show if they used this pilot - the guys ask Katie to live
with them! This is WELL WORTH seeing! 23 minutes PLUS:
A bonus Second Unaired Pilot - The same cast as
the Aired version but with a different beginning and other slight
differences! 22 minutes
Bionic
Woman - Pre-Aired Pilot (2007) -
In this unaired - “Pre-Aired” version - Special Effects in some scenes are
not complete. A red line crosses the screen when Jamie first views her bionics.
This is a signal that there are incomplete effects (you’ll notice green marks
in Jamie’s hand - a guide for the FX people to add computer graphics) and
temporary effects (the badly placed and overlapping Bionics on her forearm). “Location”
text graphics - telling you where you are in the scenes - have not been added
yet. One of the major differences is Jamie’s younger sister Becca. Aired
Version - troubled teen - played by Lucy Hale. Unaired Version - troubled teen
who is also deaf - played by Mae Whitman. It is unclear why they made
this drastic change and re-cast the role with a different actress. [There are
rumors that the deaf community was upset because she wasn’t a deaf
actress.] Jamie’s apartment is totally different - much darker and
smaller in this version, in the aired pilot it’s a loft. The unaired Version
also has longer fight scenes. 44 minutes
Cartoon
Pilots - Our own compilation of some RARE Pilots for proposed
animated series that never became series. “Welcome to Eltingville:
Bring Me the Head of Boba Fett”: Four nerds who love
comic books, sci-fi babes, horror movies, Dungeons & Dragons and collecting
memorabilia! Based on the comic book by the same name. “Korgoth of
Barbaria”: This was supposed to be a series in 2007. A
parody of Conan the Barbarian, it is set in a fantasy world of sex and violence!
Deitrich Badder voices Korgoth - a mercenary adventurer who is fearless and
strong. “Ranger Smith: Boo Boo Runs Wild”, “Ranger Smith:
A Day in the Life of Ranger Smith”, “The Jetsons: Father & Son Day” and
“The Jetsons: The Bad Son”: Created by the minds
behind Ren & Stimpy - these re-imaginings of classic cartoons seem to be a
lost cause, but as you will see they should have been given a chance.
AND an added Bonus : “South Park: Cartman Gets an Anal Probe - The
UNAIRED Pilot”: This is the original pilot (“hand-made”
with paper) BEFORE the computer created version that was aired. It contains
several minutes of extra footage as well as alternate scenes. This version took
three months to create by hand where as the current episodes take a week with
computers. Approx. 2 hours
Cavemen
- Unaired Pilot (2007) - This is a TOTALLY different Pilot from the
aired version! 100% re-written and re-shot. I read that in this version
the characters were not "Likable" enough. The one guy is a real jerk
to everybody - they softened him A LOT in the new pilot. And the actor who
played Joel's younger brother was replaced and they changed the character's name
too! Still Funny! A RARE
treat! 24 minutes
ELVIRA -
Tricks & Treats
- A compilation of 36 ELVIRA TV Treasures - like Elvira vs Vampira! Interviews,
MTV Host Appearances, Bloopers, Ads and Comedy Skits and SO Much more!!! But the
best thing on the disc is the ULTRA rare UNAIRED
Pilot for the never-to-be-seen "The
Elvira Show" (1993) that CBS made but decided to not proceed
with the series! Katherine Helmond co-starred in this pilot where she and her
sister Elvira are witches who make potions and read palms but when an undercover
cop infiltrates the house all HELL breaks loose! It's got a lot on innuendo and
sexual humor and is DAMN FUNNY!!! The talking Black Cat makes you wonder if
Sabrina didn't borrow from this show!
Heat Vision
and Jack (1999 TV Pilot) - I'm not sure if this was actually a pilot
for a series or a Parody of a Pilot for a Series, you decide. The story of
a man and his talking motorcycle. Jack Austin, an ex-astronaut who got too close
to the sun and, by the power of the yellow sun, becomes the smartest human being
alive. Heat Vision is the unfortunate combination of Jack Austin's former
roommate and his motorcycle. Ron Silver, also an ex-astronaut and part-time
actor, has the job of taking out Jack Austin. An alien named Paragon takes over
the body of a chef and attempts to kill "all monkey tramps." They all
get mixed together by a kindly sheriff, and hilarity ensues. Jack Black as Jack,
Owen Wilson as Voice Of Heat Vision / Doug (voice) and Ron Silver as
Himself. 30 minutes
Life on
Mars: "Hit and Run"
(US Unaired Pilot - 2008) - Things aren't going well for Sam Tyler. After a car
accident, he goes to work to find everything is different. It is 35 years
earlier! What is different between the Aired and Unaired Versions?
The Aired Pilot : Takes place in New York City in 1973. The Unaired
Pilot: Takes place in Los Angeles in 1972. A similar story but with MANY
differences. Different cast - except for Jason O’Mara. And is WELL worth
watching!!! Jason O'Mara ... Sam Tyler, Stephanie Jacobsen ... Maya, Doug
Scott Kramer ... Edward Kenmore, Rachelle Lefevre ... Annie
Cartwright, Colm Meaney ... Detective Gene Hunt. 51
minutes
LOST in
OZ - Unaired Pilot - (2002 WB Pilot - Widescreen) - Melissa George (The new Dorothy -
Alex Wilder), Mia Sara (The new Wicked Witch of the West) and Colin Egglesfield
(Caleb Jansen - Call Name "Scarecrow"). An adaptation of the original
OZ story - modernized with LOTS of twists! VERY Cool!!!! A Twister in 2002
Kansas brings Alex to the world of OZ where she meets a WWII pilot who arrived a
year ago from the 40's! They must help The Good Witch of the South and Ozma
while trying to defeat the Wicked Witch of the West who has enslaved the Emerald
City! 45 minutes
Reaper - The Unaired Pilot (2007 Widescreen) - This one has a
DIFFERENT female co-worker/eventual Girlfriend "Andi" played by Nikki
Reed. It's unclear why they re-cast the role - it looks like they filmed JUST
her scenes and edited it into the pilot. I admit - I prefer the new girl (Missy Peregrym)
- but the old one wasn't bad!
The
Robinsons - Lost in Space (2004) - The Unaired Pilot
- This pilot was never given a chance and it's a shame! It's REALLY GOOD! It
looks fantastic - lots of cool FX and the best thing is it has an ORIGINAL
STORY! (The FX are 95% complete - there's a scene where Will Robinson is
supposed to be floating in Zero Gravity but they never digitally erased the
straps he's hanging from). There's a NEW more human looking robot and NO Dr.
Smith! (I guess they didn't want the family trying to kill him each week!)
There's also An OLDER Son named! Penny is a Baby! and Major West is only 20 (He
looks 16!)
Red Dwarf : Both US Unaired Pilots
(1992) - There were two attempts to
Americanize this hit British Sci-Fi Comedy series .. both were rejected! You
can see both of them here. Featuring Terry Farrell (Cat - Version 2), Hinton Battle - the dancing Demon
from Buffy "Once More With Feeling" (Cat - Version 1), Robert
Llewellyn (Kryten), Craig Bierko (Dave Lister) and Jane Leeves
(Holly). Version #1
The
Sarah Connor Chronicles - The Unaired Pilot (2007) - This is
NOT the same pilot that was recently aired! Several scenes are different and
there is a different actor playing Sarah's "boyfriend" too. The
beginning takes place at John's School instead of the public Library in the
aired version. The Special Effects and editing is Fantastic! The
Terminators and FX scenes, as well as the entire production are done by the guys
who did Terminator 3 but the storyline takes place after Terminator 2!
VERY cool! EXCELLENT story! 45 minutes
WEIRD, BLOODY, FREAKY and COOL! STIFF
(2007) - TV Pilot - It is unclear if an actual Series will materialize. But here
is the pilot for the weirdest series if it ever does. Stiff
is a live-action horror comedy series created by Matt Maiellaro, co-creator of Aqua
Teen Hunger Force and 12 Oz. Mouse. The series has been described by
Maiellaro as Evil Dead 2 meets Kolchak: The Night Stalker, and has
called it a totally tongue-in-cheek "romactiohorredy." The series
revolves around Muhanney, a detective who escaped from hell with the aid of a
deformed canine he calls Rigamorto who is cursed to take on cases regarding
demons and other monsters. Helping him in his quest is Naphtlene, an angel sent
from Heaven with a tendency to stab, impale and otherwise maim Muhanney.
22 minutes
Sudbury (aka "Colderon") - The "Practical Magic" Unaired TV Pilot
(2004 CBS) - A small screen version of the 1998 film which starred
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock as two sisters who struggle with the blessing
and curse of magical abilities. Stars Jeri Ryan and Kim Delaney with Dixie
Carter. 45 minutes
TV PILOT MOVIES - That never became TV Series!
The Aliens are Coming
(1980 TV Movie Pilot) - Tom Mason and Melinda Fee star in this TV Movie that
must have been a pilot for a TV Series that was never picked-up. Aliens from a
dying world start possessing humans in order to infiltrate Earth and steal it's
energy resources. With Ed Harris, Eric Braeden and Max Gail. 100
minutes. view pic
Baffled!
(1973 TV Movie/Pilot) - A race car driver (Leonard Nimoy) suffers from visions
where he sees people killed. An ESP expert believes that his visions will really
happen. Note: Produced as a pilot for a TV series that never materialized.
Bates Motel
(1987) – TV Movie
Pilot . Norman died in the mental hospital and wills the motel to a young friend
who is being released. The Motel and it's "special" guests have lots
of weird stories to tell.
Captain America
- TV Pilot Movie (1979 Action) starring Reb Brown
Captain America 2: Death Too Soon
- TV Pilot Movie
(1979 Action) starring Reb Brown
Doctor
Strange (1978 TV Movie) - Peter Hooten stars in this movie
about a psychiatrist who becomes the new Sorcerer Supreme of the Earth in order
to battle an evil Sorceress from the past. Based on the Comic Book of the same
name. 93 minutes.
Generation X
– TV Movie
Genesis II (1973 TV Pilot Movie) - Gene
Roddenberry's TV pilot/movie about a man frozen for 150 years to awaken in a
strange new world! (If you like this I also offer "Planet Earth" the
sequel to Genesis II and "Strange New World" - See below)
The Justice League of America
(1997 Live-Action TV Movie) This movie was made by CBS and never aired in the US.
David Ogden Stiers plays Martian Manhunter! John Kassir is the Atom! Not a bad
story actually, CBS should have given this a chance. The League (The Flash,
Atom, Martian Manhunter, Fire and Green Lantern) confront a mad scientist who
calls himself the Weather Man - Guess what he does... That's right, he attacks New
Metro City with Tornadoes, Hail and more!
Planet Earth (1974 TV
Pilot Movie) "Planet Earth" was
a TV pilot set in the future. The sequel to "Genesis 2" - both by Gene
Roddenberry.
(The source tape was a bit worn and there are a few lines running through the
screen but only occasionally. Still a better quality than I have seen at
conventions for a lot more money). See also "Genesis II" and
"Strange New World".
Plymouth
(1991 TV Pilot Movie) - Dale Midkiff stars in this pilot for a Sci-Fi TV
series that unfortunately didn't happen. After a radioactive waste
accident is caused by a
corporate conglomerate, the inhabitants of a small
logging community in the Pacific Northwest is
offered the opportunity to become the first lunar
settlement and mining operation on the moon.
The community of Plymouth Oregon must now
establish the Lunar Colony of Plymouth. 90 minutes
The Power
Within (1979) AKA
"Powerman" - Art Hindle plays Chris
Darrow, a man who is struck by lightning and develops amazing powers. The
Ability to store electrical energy and release it at will. He also has
superhuman strength. He discovers that his father, a General who works for NASA,
has kept secrets from him about his mother and "an experiment gone"
wrong just before she gave birth to him. With Dick Sargent, David Hedison, Ed
Binns. [Note: Apparently this was a pilot for a series by Aaron Spelling. If
anyone has any info contact me.]
74 minutes.
VERY HARD TO
FIND TV MOVIE
The Questor Tapes
(1974 TV Pilot Movie ) - Gene Roddenberry's Pilot movie that never saw a
series. Questor the android must go in search of his creator. Why was he created
and was he supposed to have feelings? (Very much like Mr. Data from Star Trek
The Next Generation.) View
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Strange New
World
(1975 TV PILOT MOVIE) - In the near future, a group of scientists living in a space ship wake
up from a hibernation state and come back to an apocalyptic Earth. This was Gene
Roddenberry's third attempt at this futuristic Sci-Fi story that he had hoped to
be a TV series but sadly never happened. "Genesis II", "Planet
Earth" and this one! (ALL versions are available on tis page) Stars John
Saxon, Keene Curtis, Catherine Bach. 100 minutes
The Stranger
(1973 TV Movie) - TV series pilot (series never
launched) starring Glenn Corbett. After a freak
mishap, an astronaut finds himself on an almost precise copy of Earth (right
down to the Plymouth cars). However, this planet has three moons, and is run by
an Orwellian government called The Perfect Order, who seek out and crush all
dissidents either by outright assassination or by having them treated at
"Ward E." Hunted and alone, the story traces the astronaut's efforts
to evade capture and return home. 95 minutes
Time
Travelers (1976 TV Movie Pilot) - In 1976, there's an outbreak of a
deadly disease. All that is known is that resembles a disease that existed in
1871, and that a Dr. Henderson was able to save most of his patients but the
Chicago Fire destroyed his records. Dr. Earnshaw the doctor looking for a cure
is approached by a man, Jeffrey Adams, who believes that he could help him. It
seems that a Dr. Amos Cummings has perfected the art of time travel, and the
plan is for Earnshaw and Adams to go back to 1871 and learn how Henderson cured
his patients. But a glitch in the machine’s computers sends them only one day
before the fire - not four days as intended. 78 minutes
Wonder Woman
(1974
Unsold TV Pilot Movie with Cathy Lee Crosby)
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