The Unaired Pilot

The Unaired Pilot is the 30-minute original version of the pilot episode of Evan Tackett's The Electric Company that was created on May 24, 2001, with about thirty-six minutes cut. It is included on the Season 1 DVD of the show.

Plot
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Extra Scenes
The Unaired Pilot had a few more scenes than the aired version, including:
 * A scene in the lunch room at Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
 * A scene showing Hammerman.
 * A scene showing an angry mob of bad guys surrounding the Foster's house.
 * At the end of the episode; Danny kidnaps Hector once again but fails, Hector hugs Keith and Lisa appears again.

Differences between the original and final versions
"The Unaired Pilot" most notably features scenes absent from the aired version. It also features some aesthetic differences: The episode also has scenes that do not appear in the aired version:
 * The episode was traditionally inked and painted; for the episodes after it would be animated via digital ink and paint.
 * The episode was originally 30 minutes long, thus making it shorter than the aired version (which was 66 minutes).
 * The theme song is slower.
 * The logo is different.
 * When Hector and Bloo first met together, Hector mentions that he works for the Electric Company
 * Keith does not break the fourth wall.
 * There is a scene where Hector and Keith visit the abandoned only known neighborhood school. However, the abandoned school did not appear in the aired version and does not make its debut until the episode "It's a Mario Challenge?".
 * In the closing logos after the end credits, the 1995 Paramount Television logo is shown instead of the 2002 one you see in the final version and in the other episodes until 2006. Also, the fanfare is shorter. BlooJ's Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends used that 1995 logo from 2000 to 2002.