Editing Johnny Test (2005, seasons 1-3) (section)

==Trivia==
* There was a short on YouTube titled "League of Johnnys", released in May 2020, but it was privatized 2 days later. It was supposed to be the first episode of the web series "Johnny Test: The Lost Web Series", but it is so far the only episode and no new episodes were produced.
** However, WildBrain has explained that Netflix picked up the series for 2 more seasons and a 66 minute interactive special releasing on 2021, with Scott Fellows returning to the series as executive producer.
* Fellows himself was also co-executive producer of [[The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2018)]] alongside Jay Ward's daughter Tiffany Ward.
* When the production of the show began back in 2004, a pilot episode (which was animated differently and some characters had different names) was shown before Kids WB picked it up as a full show. While the pilot episode was never released or aired, a promo was uploaded on YouTube where some scenes of the pilot and original cast can be seen. Not much is known about the pilot, except for two screenshots available online and the following information: 
** The pilot used digital ink instead of Flash animation. 
** Johnny did not have any red highlights on his spiky blonde hair and had a skull instead of a radiation sign on his shirt. 
** Dukey was referred to as "Poochie". This may have been a refrence to the ''The Itchy and Scratchy Show'' character of the same name.
** Bling Bling Boy was referred to as "Golden Boy", and had a completely different design. 
** Susan has a barrette shaped like a crescent, while Mary has a barrette shaped like a star. Susan also wears a T-shirt with a logo of a crescent moon, while Mary wears a T-shirt with a logo of a star on it.
* On Netflix and reruns of season 1 on TV, instead of using the original theme, they use the theme song for Seasons 2 and onward, probably due to copyright issues.
**The same can also be said for full episodes on YouTube as they only show the season 1 intro in the first episode and the intro for seasons 2 onwards for the rest of the series for some reason.
* The entire Show originally got a page on [[Terrible Shows and Episodes Wiki]] but since the seasons 1 to 3 were good, the first three seasons were moved to this wiki. [https://web.archive.org/web/20210612231351/https://terribletvshows.miraheze.org/wiki/Johnny_Test Here it is an archived version of the page].
* This is the longest-running Teletoon show that's not targeted towards teens or preschoolers (e.g. ''Totally Spies!'' & ''[[Caillou]]'') having run for right approximately 9-10 years.
** It's also the third longest-running Cartoon Network show behind ''[[LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitsu]] and [[Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''.
* Various character rigs from these seasons have been leaked online and can be downloaded from [https://www.deviantart.com/keveleven/gallery/32056460/animation-johnny-test here]. So technically you can make your own episodes if you want to.
* The animation in Season 1 was used with digital ink using Digital eMation (who animated [[Bless The Harts]]), from South Korea, being the only season to use this. Since Season 2, the animation has been used with Adobe Flash. Seasons 2-3 used Collidascope (who animated other shows like Oliver's Adventures and Delilah and Julius, in which are other Teletoon series) from Canada. Seasons 4-6 were animated by Atomic Cartoons (who animated Atomic Betty, Rocket Monkeys, 101 Dalmatian Street and Trolls: The Beat Goes On). The 2021 reboot uses Toon Boom Harmony (who animated the eight seasons onwards of Family Guy, the first three seasons of The Loud House, the sixth season onwards of American Dad!, The Cleveland Show, and the 31st seasons onwards of The Simpsons) instead of Adobe Flash. 
* The first two seasons are produced in 4:3, while the third season is the first season to translate in HD Widescreen 16:9, the second season is eventually reproduced in HD Widescreen 16:9 by Cookie Jar Entertainment sadly the HD print is rare to find nowadays, while the first season remains as the only season to be in 4:3, although the 16:9 print of that season is partially found such as the Irish dub intro, WB Kids promo and the press kit.
* Chris Savino (The creator of [[The Loud House (seasons 1-3)|The Loud House]], director of [[Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil (seasons 1 & 2a)|Kick Buttowski]] [[Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil (season 2b)|Suburban Daredevil]] and the writer of [[The Powerpuff Girls (1998)]] and [[Dexter's Laboratory]]) is the producer of the first season of this show.