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I know this question has probably been asked and answered before, but what happened to the AIO episode "Sticks and Stones" that was aired with "Two Roads" but when "Two Roads" was put on CD, it was paired with some episode I'd never head before called "Lion Tale" (or "Lyin Tail", I 4get). So what happened to "Sticks and Stones" and why was it gotten rid of?
EDIT: ... well, I'm glad so many people are in "the know"
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It's www.aiohq.com There's lots of info there, though I don't know about the info that you want. I think I might have read/heard something about the ep not being included because they didn't want to release all the split episodes together and they received a negative response and never released the other ones, but I'm not sure where I read that, or if I just invented it.
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HarlowRoxMySox wrote:I've tried the official site and come up with nothing. What's Nathan's?
Not to bash the aio team or Focus, but the official site is downright horrible if you want a good deal of info b/c it was designed for 8 year olds. www.aiosf.com and www.aiohq.com are the places to go.
And Catspaw is correct, the ep wasn't released b/c it got a very bad response. If I remember correctly it isn't even aired any more.
I did some research and found this in an interview with Marshal Younger:
Marshal Younger wrote:
When you wrote the episode "Sticks and Stones," what response were you hoping to evoke from the audience? Did you get it? Is there some reason that it isn't going to be on the collection "In Your Wildest Dreams"?
I had wanted to do an episode dealing with name-calling for a long time, but I wanted to delve into the after-effects of it. How it affects you as an adult. My wife was haunted well into her adulthood by feelings of ugliness, simply because as a kid, her sisters teased her mercilessly about being ugly. She still thought she was ugly in her 20's. And my wife's a babe. But that point never came out in the writing. I simply did it poorly. Yes, it didn't make the album for two reasons. First, when the McCusker regime started, he decided that it provided kids with an arsenal of fat jokes (in the scene with Rodney). But I think it was more than that. I think it was just a bad episode. I'm glad it's not on the album.