List of media with no dubs

This is an incomplete list of media with no known dubs in any language. If any of these have at least one dub, they qualify for a page on the wiki. Otherwise, they are not allowed to have their own page due to no dub existing.

Media in which no dubs are currently released but at least one is confirmed to be in production are allowed to have a page, with proper citations provided for the upcoming dub. This also includes articles that confirm that a show or other media will air on another network that usually airs dubbed content.

Recent media that hasn't reached one year old, and received no dubs, should not be listed on this page.

Animated media

 * Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman — Although the shorts (Ruff Ruffman: Humble Media Genius) have a Latin American Spanish dub at the least, the reality-game show itself has no dubs.
 * Making Fiends — Only English and a Dutch subtitled version were made.
 * Jet and the Pet Rangers — Only Filipino was produced, with English subtitles.
 * Llan-ar-goll-en — Only Welsh was produced, with English subtitles.
 * The Nutshack — Only English was produced.
 * Woezel & Pip: Op zoek naar de Sloddervos! — Although the animated series recieved 16 dubs, the movie has no dubs. However, an official English title translation was given to the movie when it was released on Netflix: "Woozle & Pip in Search of the Scallywagger!".

Live-action media

 * Pee-Wee's Playhouse — Only English was produced.
 * The Weird Al Show — Only English was produced.

Media with a low amount of dubs
These are media with its amount of dubs being the low count of under five, but since it has dubbing in the first place, it counts. The media in question has to be at least one year old in order for it to qualify here.
 * The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show — Since January 2, 1995, only four dubs exist.
 * Bill Nye the Science Guy — Since September 10, 1993, only four dubs exist.
 * Fraidy Cat — Since September 6, 1975, only four dubs exist.
 * Goober and the Ghost Chasers — Since September 8, 1973, only four dubs exist.
 * Will the Real Jerry Lewis Please Sit Down — Since September 12, 1970, only four dubs exist.
 * Baby Blues — Since July 28, 2000, only three dubs exist.
 * Gullah Gullah Island — Since 1999, only three dubs exist.
 * The Lionhearts — Since September 19, 1998, only three dubs exist.
 * Channel Umptee-3 — Since October 20, 1997, only three dubs exist.
 * The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy — Since September 17, 1988, only three dubs exist.
 * Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales — Since September 28, 1963, only three dubs exist.
 * Оранжевая корова — Since 2019, only two dubs exist.
 * YooHoo & Friends (2012) — Since 2012, only two dubs exist.
 * Razzberry Jazzberry Jam — Since December 23, 2008, only two dubs exist.
 * GigaBlaster — Since 2019, only two dubs exist.
 * HobbyKids Adventures — Since June 22, 2019, only two dubs exist.
 * Molly of Denali — Since July 15, 2019, only two dubs exist.
 * キラッとプリ☆チャン — Since April 8, 2018, only two dubs exist.
 * Piggsburg Pigs! — Since September 15, 1990, only two dubs exist.
 * The California Raisin Show — Since September 16, 1989, only two dubs exist.
 * Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos — Since September 15, 1986, only two dubs exist.
 * Rubik, the Amazing Cube — Since September 17, 1983, only two dubs exist.
 * The Oddball Couple — Since September 6, 1975, only two dubs exist.
 * The Smokey Bear Show — Since September 6, 1969, only two dubs exist.
 * Linus the Lionhearted — Since September 26, 1964, only two dubs exist.
 * מיקמק - הסדרה — Since July 28, 2011, only one incomplete dub exists.
 * Maryoku Yummy — Since October 11, 2010, only one dub exists.
 * Project G.e.e.K.e.R. — Since September 14, 1996, only one dub exists.
 * The Moxy Show — Since December 5, 1993, only one dub exists.
 * The Reluctant Dragon & Mr. Toad Show — Since September 12, 1970, only one dub exists.
 * Bucky and Pepito — Since September 8, 1959, only one dub exists.

No-dialogue shows
No-dialogue shows (or gibberish shows) are silent-type of shows with little to no useful dialogue, thus not a lot of dubs (if at all) exist. This practice makes it easy for a network to air a show with no localization. Most shows do still qualify for a page due to either the theme song in the show being dubbed, or a title voice-over. If a show doesn't have a single dub with any of these, it will not have a page dedicated to it. If any of the channels that broadcast it in its original version untouched have a different title or logo, then it should be mentioned under a "Title translations" section of the page instead of "International versions".
 * Molang
 * Pingu
 * Polo
 * Shaun the Sheep