The Powerpuff Girls' Adventures of Joe's Apartment

The Powerpuff Girls's Adventures of Joe's Apartment is the 40th Powerpuff Girls crossover film to be made by Stephen Druschke. It will appear on YouTube in the near future.

Trivia:

 * John Payson originally created the short film Joe's Apt., which aired on MTV as filler in-between commercial breaks. Payson said he was inspired by a 1987 short film called Those Damn Roaches and the 1987 Japanese film Twilight of the Cockroaches, the latter crossing hand-drawn animation and live action. After the short received a CableACE Award, MTV executives were impressed enough to discuss producing a feature adaptation with Payson. In 1993, MTV made a deal with Geffen Pictures during development to produce films based on the network's properties and release them through Warner Bros.. While Joe's Apartment was put into production with a $13 million budget, a feature film adaptation[1]of Beavis and Butt-Head was also put into development.
 * Joe's Apartment was the first feature film Blue Sky Studios was involved in, having produced company logos and animated commercials before. Under Chris Wedge's supervision, Blue Sky produced computer-animated sequences of the cockroaches. However, the film also blended them with scenes of puppetry, real cockroaches, and stop-motion animation (including the TV roach porn). Executives at 20th Century Fox were impressed enough with Joe's Apartment to acquire Blue Sky, and eventually the studio became a feature-animation company.
 * This movie was re-issued as Pinocchio and Joe's Apartment in 1996, the same year Whoopass Stew was released.