Tropes/No Export For You

A TV show, movie, video game, etc. was never released to that part of the world.

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Live-Action TV

 * The Power Rangers series was never aired in Russia, since ViD acquired the Russian rights to dub Super Sentai a year before MMPR first aired in the States, and there could have been a dispute between ViD, Saban, and Toei if another network tried to air MMPR. Super Sentai and Kamen Rider are quite popular in Russia, and when Russian netizens found out the Power Rangers franchise existed, they immediately discarded it as an inferior “Americanization”.
 * It never managed to see the light of day in Patagonia either due to the wild popularity of the Yorakunese Police Prospect and Australian Super Animal Squadron.
 * In a similar light to the above, Andy's Aquatic Adventures never aired in Patagonia, due to a different program with similar themes to it having aired on Red. A dispute between the latter show's host, Michael Addington, and his British counterpart Andy Day, ensued when Patagonian netizens discovered the former show, which ultimately led to the Supreme Court of Patagonia ruling in favor of Day. Addington was not surprised and respected the court's decision.

New Media

 * The ViD website has a live-stream of all their channels… but only if you have a Russian (including Overseas Territories) IP address. Hasn’t stopped people outside Russia from using a Russian VPN or proxy (or people inside Russia spoofing their IP to get access to a different city’s affiliate).

Video games

 * The "Model 1" Sega CD console was not released in BigSpinville.
 * The "Model 3" Sega Genesis console was not released in BigSpinville.

Western Animation

 * All Catrariese countries (except Riraland) didn't get The Loud House due to the cartoon being gained the disputed status by 14 North Catrariese countries.
 * The later (post-2015) episodes of Teen Titans Go, as well as the movie adaptation, were never aired in Russia. Some history: ViD (despite airing a lot of other Cartoon Network shows as part of their kids’ block and on their kids’ subchannel) didn’t want anything to do with the show, and passed it on, because they thought Russian audiences wouldn’t like it. Rival channel STS got the rights to the show, and were hoping that, despite its divisive reputation in the United States, they would get a Germans Love David Hasselhoff moment. However, the dubbing team they hired was linked to an “OPG” (the Russian equivalent of the Mafia), and placed subliminal messages in their dub of the show, designed to encourage kids to commit criminal activities. As STS (as with any network other than ViD) is known for poor quality control, they failed to notice this until it was too late, and the Roskomnadzor (the Russian equivalent of the FCC) slapped them with a ₽1,000 fine, also ordering them to destroy all broadcast masters of the show. Nobody wanted anything to do with the show after that, despite the fact that it was the dubbing team’s fault, not the fault of the animators in the States. There was another Russian dub after that, but in the Canadian dialect, and it only aired on the Тэлэтюн (Russian-language Teletoon) channel in Canada.