given, and the viewer must decide if the line aired on television as given (uncensored), or if it had to be altered significantly or deleted (censored). Some of the censored lines appear intact in the extended DVD version of the episode. Getting at least 11 of the 19 questions correct unlocks a hidden feature, a prank phone call by Jeser and Silverstein to their agent regarding the royalties they are to receive for the DVD audio commentaries. The song "Time of My Life" from "Dirty Pranking No. 2" had to be left off the first season DVD because of copyright concerns. The show mocked the situation in the lyrics of the replacement music. Season Two Uncensored was released on September 25, 2007. Like the Season One set, the set features audio commentaries by Jeser and Silverstein along with assorted cast and crew members, as well as karaoke/singalong versions of the show's songs. The set also contains, in the words of the box art, "potentially annoying" commentary on the commentary for "Terms of Endearment". The behind-the-scenes interviews in the set are the same ones that appear on Comedy Central's website, which feature each of the voice actors talking about his or her character, along with a separate interview with creators Jeser and Silverstein. Tara Strong does two separate interviews, one for each of her characters (Princess Clara and Toot Braunstein). The set includes the controversial horse shot from "Terms of Endearment", which was not allowed to air on television. Season Three Uncensored was released on May 13, 2008. The censored broadcast cuts of the episodes have never been made available on DVD or any other physical media, but they are available on Amazon.com's streaming service, with the original music. Broadcast In Indonesia, Aired on Nickelodeon Yay! (Formerly Kidszone) in 2005. See also The Joe Schmo Show, "A reality show that's not real" Total Drama, a Canadian animated TV series that parodies reality television. Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, a Japanese animation with many styling cues of American animation and inspired by Drawn Together. Saturday Morning All Star Hits! Robot Chicken References External links Drawn Together 2000s American adult animated television series 2000s American sitcoms 2000s American LGBT-related animated television series 2000s American LGBT-related comedy television series 2000s American reality television series 2000s American satirical television series 2000s LGBT-related reality television series 2000s LGBT-related sitcoms 2004 American television series debuts 2007 American