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This is Emily Yeung is a controversial real-life bootleg DVD featuring 4 unaired episodes of This is Emily Yeung. Like the long-lost but recently discovered "This is Emily Yeung at the Playground" DVD, Red Mist was purportedly created by a now imprisoned Scottish animator for the series who intended to pass the tape off as the pilot episode.

Description of the DVD
Emily is playing in her garden with her Parents watching. Then Emily is shown with a Gravestone saying "R.I.P Mommy and Daddy". The Next Scene shows Emily crying her room, then sees her cat Misty hanging from a Noose. Emily continues crying. She stands on her own with two graves "RIP Mommy and Daddy" and "RIP Misty". She tells the Audience "If you don't watch my Episodes but watch this, you will regret this...".

Delivery of the DVD
In 2006, after the initial animation of the storyboards were completed in Fife, Scotland, the tape was delivered to the lead animators and sound editors at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, California during the middle of the night. The tape was taken into the editing room where it was watched by said animators and editors, as well as two sixteen year-old interns. The tape, which was supposed to feature the rough cut of "This is Emily Yeung dressing up", instead began with a title card using the name "This is Emily Yeung watching Misty's Sucide". While thrown off at first, the animators continued watching, discovering the tape had been heavily tampered with as some sort of cruel joke.

As a result, four animators (Barry O'Neill, Grant Kirkland, Jr. Alyssa Simpson, And Jack Gallistan) were sent to the hospital, one editor retired (Fernando de la Peña) and one intern (Jackie McMullen) committed suicide. The tape was sent to the police, who determined that it had been made by Andrew Skinner, a disgruntled animator from Fife, Scotland, who has since been charged with nine counts of murder, including the murder of the two children seen in the tape. Oddly enough, after going through the data on the VHS, police discovered that the last edit to the tape had been made exactly twenty four seconds before it was watched by TIEY's Creator JJ Johnson and TIEY's Host Emily Yeung. One copy of the tape was made (before police confiscated the original) by Chaz Agnew, writer of this article and the sole surviving intern from that night. Agnew has made various attempts to distribute copies of Skinner's tape and hopes to secure clearance rights to release it on several online auction websites soon.