The voice director Michael Sorich then cast Joshua Seth in the role, after Seth had initially planned to retire from dubbing due to the poor pay (Seth would retire later on, however).

Originally, Derek Stephen Prince (under the alias 'David Umanksy') recorded at least a dozen episodes in the 009 role, before the higher-ups ordered him fired due to his voice sounding too shrill. In material that was mostly discarded before the show made it to air, there was the curious case of 009's voice actor being swapped out. However, on Sony Pictures' R4 DVD of episodes 1-26, this scene appears to have gone missing. Message board posts of the episode on its original airing indicate that this scene was intact. Gilmore conversing, before wondering what 002 is up to in New York. While minor forms of lost media in comparison to other material that went missing from the dub (most notably the God's War episodes), these changes were very remarked upon.Īnother form of lost material for season 1 involves the opening to the episode 'The Hero', which has a brief scene of 009, 003, and Dr. However, in the case of the original dub audio, it would appear to be lost, aside from any recordings that fans may have saved from the first Toonami broadcasts. In the case of episode 4, 002's line was redubbed to 'I couldn't even trust my parents!'.ĭue to Sony lacking proper subtitles on their DVD releases and instead recycling the dub scripts for the episodes (in the form of 'dubtitles'), which included added dialogue where there was silence and added jokes, the two original lines do appear intact.

After Cartoon Network's Standards and Practices Department realized such language slipped by the rating, the former episode had the objectionable word muted in its early rebroadcasts, before the line was later fully redubbed to be 'I am your brother gone BAD!' for Sony Pictures Home Entertainment's DVD releases.

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