Editing Eye Drops

{{for|the medical topic|Eye drop}}
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{{Infobox television
| image                = Eye Drops Logo.jpg
| caption              = ''Eye Drops'' logo
| runtime              = 30 minutes
| starring             = 
| country              = United States
| language             = English
| network              = [[TechTV]]
| first_aired          = {{start date|2002|5|16}}
| last_aired           = {{end date|2002|8|8}}
| num_episodes         = 13
}}

'''''Eye Drops''''' <!--do NOT change it to "was" -->is<!--per [[MOS:TV]]--> a [[television program]] on [[TechTV]] that showcased short [[computer animation]] movies and clips made using [[Commercial off-the-shelf|off the shelf]] [[3D computer graphics|3D animation software]]. The show claimed to showcase all different types of animation, but only a very small number of shorts featured non-CG animation. Most animations are done completely by one person or by a small group of people.

==Series episodes==

===Season one===

====Episode 1, aired May 16, 2002====
# ''It's Alive'' by Terry Ziegelman and Paul George

====Episode 2, aired May 23, 2002====
# ''Bingo'' by [[Chris Landreth]]

====Episode 3, aired May 30, 2002====
# ''Wild Card'' by Van Phan
# ''Walk'' by Jeff Drew
# ''Puppet'' by Anzovin Studio
# ''Tung Fu'' by Gregory Lemons
# ''F8 (part one)'' by Jason Wen
# ''Airheads'' by Mike Wheeler
# ''Serenade'' by Jason Judy, Paul Downs, and Michael Berger

====Episode 4, aired June 6, 2002====
# ''Pasta for War'' by Zach Schlappi
# Animation Lab: ''Rendering Transparent Materials'' by Henrik Wann Jensen
# ''Ruby's Saloon'' by Kevin "Bubba" Lombardi
# ''F8 (part two)'' by Jason Wen
# ''Considering an Exotic Pet'' by Skye Carlson
# ''The Battle Concerto for Two Ninjas'' by Scott Bazzle
# ''Hello, Dolly!'' by Mariko Hoshi
# ''Irresolve'' by Tim Benedict
# ''When Wolfy Met Helga'' by Mookie Weisbrod

====Episode 5, aired June 13, 2002====
# ''Fishman'' by Dan Bransfield
# Animation Lab: ''Phimai Temple Tour'' by Dr. Richard Levy
# ''Freeware'' by Alex Orrelle and Mike Kaczmarek
# ''Sad Robot'' by Brian Frisk
# ''Frank 'n' Beanz'' by David Poole
# ''The Frogs and the Princess'' by Scott Jones
# ''The Metronome Heart'' by James Ross

====Episode 6, aired June 20, 2002====
# ''The Jumper''

====Episode 7, aired June 27, 2002====
# ''Sketch Modern'' by Chris McDonnel
# ''The Poultry Paradox'' by Carlos Pedroza
# ''A Ride in the Country'' by Pat Gehlen
# ''Stick Figures'' by [[Animusic]]
# ''Snobe Birds'' by Jeremy Gibb
# ''When It's All That's Left'' by Aaron Halifax

====Episode 8, aired July 6, 2002====
# ''In the Vault'' by Geoffrey Clark
# ''The Return of Dracula'' by Pat Chan
# ''Cerebrium'' by Bryan Kolupski
# ''Jumpman Junior'' by Dairy Haas, Mark Yannitell, and Scott Yannitell
# ''Emperor Blurgg'' by Keith Matz
# ''Woody'' by Jason Tam
# ''Puppeteer'' by Cheryl Sandgren

====Episode 9, aired July 11, 2002====
# ''Skating Skip''

====Episode 10, aired July 18, 2002====
# ''[[Fiat Lux|Spotlight: Fiat Lux]]'' by [[Paul Debevec]]
# ''Don Gato'' by Nicholas Smith
# ''Mortal Skin: Leviathan'' by Dave Mansfield
# ''Future Retro'' by [[Animusic]]
# ''Understanding Chaos part two'' by Terrence Walker, owner of Studio ArtFX
# ''From Alice in Wonderland'' by [[Lewis Carroll]]
# ''Unfair Competition'' by Joshua Rutter

====Episode 11, aired July 25, 2002====
# ''The Terrible Secret of Space'' by Jonathon Robinson
# ''The Halls of Montezuma'' by Dan Bransfield
# ''Ship of Dream'' by Kai Zhang
# ''Groove Street'' by Robert Winfield
# ''Token Life'' by David Donar
# ''Gawumpi'' by David Poole
# ''Abuela Perfecta's Gems'' by Efrain Rosario
# ''This Old Mouse'' by Tav Shande
# ''Stain X'' by Kevin "Bubba" Lombardi

====Episode 12, aired August 1, 2002====
# ''Womb Wars'' by Tom Newby
# Animation Lab: ''Vesuvius Had Spoken'' by Danic Dabic
# ''The Funeral'' by Vic Cherubini
# ''The Emperor's New Suit'' by Scott Winston
# ''Mime in a Box'' by Eric Kunzendorf
# ''Robokopf'' by Brian Frisk

====Episode 13, aired August 8, 2002====
# ''The Daydreamer''

==See also==
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*''[[Spike and Mike's Festival of Animation]]''
*''[[Liquid Television]]''
*''[[Raw Toonage]]''
*''[[What a Cartoon!]]''
*''[[KaBlam!]]''
*''[[Cartoon Sushi]]''
*''[[Oh Yeah! Cartoons]]''
*''[[Exposure (American TV series)|Exposure]]''
*''[[VH1 ILL-ustrated]]''
*''[[Nicktoons Film Festival]]''
*''[[Short Circutz]]''
*''[[Funpak]]''
*''[[Shorty McShorts' Shorts]]''
*''[[Wedgies (Cartoon Network)|Wedgies]]''
*''[[Random Cartoons]]''
*''[[The Cartoonstitute]]''
*''[[Off the Air (TV series)|Off the Air]]''
*''[[Nickelodeon Animated Shorts Program]]''
*''[[Too Cool! Cartoons]]''
*''[[Cartoon Network Shorts Department]]''
*''[[TripTank]]''
*''[[Disney XD Shortstop]]''
*''[[Go! Cartoons]]''
*''[[Love, Death & Robots]]''
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==Notes==
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==External links==
* {{IMDb title|tt4150076}}

[[Category:TechTV original programming]]
[[Category:2002 American animated television series debuts]]
[[Category:2002 American television series endings]]
[[Category:2000s American adult animated television series]]
[[Category:2000s American anthology television series]]
[[Category:American adult animation anthology series]]
[[Category:American adult computer-animated television series]]
[[Category:American English-language television shows]]