#SHUTTIE KING OF QUEENS MOVIE#

Only the font of the opening credits, which are shown during the scene, differs from the aired version's font style.

#SHUTTIE KING OF QUEENS MOVIE#

At the end (as well as between the movie posters) an alternate version of the King of Queens logo is shown, which depicts a big blue 'K' on orange background and a capitalized green 'THE' on top.Īfter the intro theme is played, everything is identical to the aired version until the Sara scene ends, where she's talking to Doug through the mail slit. Though it also depicts a subway or bus window, we are looking at a much brighter and higher contrast brick wall with various movie posters on it: The Lion King, City of Angels, Ragtime, Titanic, Grease. The intro theme of the unaired version is completely different from the aired version. The rest of the scene is identical to the aired version. When Doug rushes down the basement stairs to see his new TV, its frontside is shown for a brief second in the aired version. This scene is missing in the aired version. In the beginning scene Carrie makes sure everything is prepared for Doug's new TV. However here is a full summary of the plot and the differences to the aired version: But at the same time, as a big KOQ fans, I totally enjoyed watching this piece of history. I absolutely hated watching a different Arthur, it was such a strange feeling. It's a real shame they keep this treasure (and many many more) kind of disclosed and only possible to watch when you visit them in person. You can watch the whole unaired pilot episode with the 'original' Arthur (Jack Carter) at The Paley Center for Media in New York City.

Shuttie king of queens