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*This book was considered lost media and was completely unknown to the public until {{Time|July 18}}, {{Time|2023}} when YouTuber LSuperSonicQ made a video for it, revealing he had exchanged emails with someone who had the book in their possession. | *This book was considered lost media and was completely unknown to the public until {{Time|July 18}}, {{Time|2023}} when YouTuber [https://youtube.fandom.com/wiki/LSuperSonicQ LSuperSonicQ] made a video for it, revealing he had exchanged emails with someone who had the book in their possession. | ||
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Behind Closed Doors is an extremely rare book of SpongeBob SquarePants drawings by official storyboard artists depicting the characters in inappropriate adult situations, made in 2001.
History
Around 2001, several crew members made Post-It notes of SpongeBob characters depicted in vulgar and obscene situations solely for humorous purposes. One significant drawing was a storyboard panel for the "Chocolate Milk" commercial, released in 2001 as part of the Got Milk? campaign, where the milk is replaced with semen. The series of drawings were adapted into a book that was also given to employees who worked in the original Nickelodeon Animation Studio.[1]
Trivia
- This book was considered lost media and was completely unknown to the public until July 18, 2023 when YouTuber LSuperSonicQ made a video for it, revealing he had exchanged emails with someone who had the book in their possession.
References
- ↑ The Oral History of SpongeBob SquarePants (en) (21 September 2012).