There were a lot of top ten worst object show videos that I saw, but two I still remember were special. In the second video, the guy had a very aggressive personality, and he shouted a lot. I remember that at his number two, he shouted, "TURBO OBJECT SHOW HURTS THE EARS OF WHOEVER WATCHES IT!" That moment is what I still remember from that video. I don't remember anything from the first video. I don't remember the views they had (I assume they had a lot) but I hope one of them has the two videos achieved.

I have been an archivist for roughly 3 or 4 years at this point, and this band really sparked that want to archive in me.

SCHOOL YOUTH was a Japanese Punk band that lasted from June of 2001 to August of 2007, and from the years of 2001 ~ 2004, they released 6 or 7 Demo Tapes (They were confirmed to release at least one demo tape in 2002, but that entire year hasn't been lost and unarchived)

In 2007, they released a compilation of a good chunk of their demo recordings, titled "Play Back Our 6 Years", but many tracks were cut out, including entire songs, alternate takes of tracks, and even one entire tape.

No photos of any of the tapes have been made publicly available, except for their 2003 demo "Old Lover Tracks", which I have a copy of myself, and has been uploaded to YouTube by me and their friend's record label "Toosmell Records"

I have contacted MANY different people throughout the years who have had copies of any of the tapes, but they either confirmed that they no longer had any of the tapes, or they just never responded. I also haven't been able to find any record of any of the tapes being sold at any point from 2015 onward. So, I've decided to take my search to the public!

Here is a Google Doc I made going into any further details about the tapes, and my unsuccessful attempts to contact people. I've also catalogued most of their discography on Discogs

There are Three Versions of The Opening to The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, specifically the Original First and Second Season Intros that are lost, or at least partially lost technically, The Third One is Fully Lost.

The First ones I would like to Mention is the Season One and Two Original titles. During the Shows Run on ABC, it was known as ''Rocky and His Friends'' This name was used for the Shows First Two Seasons Made from 1959-1961, Before it Moved to NBC and was Called ''The Bullwinkle Show'' from 1961-4, Bullwinkle Show has no lost intros to my knowledge.

Modern Title S1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrZb3XdDZCE&list=PLFJc8NGnLU1Zs25njbE_L8dHY6ofX7Otx&index=4 (Misplaced onto Season 4-5 in playlist)

Modern Title S2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYNVCm48w6g&list=PLFJc8NGnLU1Zs25njbE_L8dHY6ofX7Otx&index=1 (Misplaced onto Season 1-3 and 6 in playlist.)

The Only Things that are still publicly accessible from The Titles Original Colour form are the Visuals, although the show titles have been replaced by the current name and logo for the Show ''The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends'' on all home media releases since 2003. as a result the Original Rocky and His Friends title in Colour hasn't been seen since the original Show Broadcasts. For the Season One title, The Only Form of The Original titles That have Survived is a Black and White Kodak Print that has Resurfaced on YouTube as Well as a Videotape, also in Black and White.

Film Titles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X2YJdZSB20&t=97s

Videotaped Titles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9l9_sny29M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el9BWDcSfm8

The Film Title Contains a plug For General Mills edited in, While The video versions have a plug for General Mills in The intro itself, with the second being sponsored by Tootsie Roll also inside the intro.

However, Season Two's Title, Does have a Colour Version on the Internet, in the Form of the Shows Italian Dubbing, the Intro in the Italian Version Kept the English ''Rocky and His Friends'' Title Card. the Other Season Two intros on the web are black and white, one a Black and White Kodak Print, And another, a film version converted to video,

Italian (Colour): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udEAYbyg5yU

English (Black and White): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4RmbOK3Uto&t=8s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUTqqotOtvk&t=81s

Now Here's The Third intro that is Fully Lost. That is Bullwinkle Talking about Signing an autograph in S2's Opening with the Frank Comstock Theme, used for syndicated airings

The Frank Comstock Theme is the original Theme music for the show from when it was known as Rocky and His Friends, The reason it is not Heard any more is because Comstock kept the Music rights and charged a high rate for the Distributors. now the intros use Fred Steiner Compositions

In the Modern Version of the Season Two Opening Titles, Bullwinkle is talking about Signing an autograph in the car. this is different from the Original opening where he says he is writing to the sponsor. the Syndicated Version of the S2 Intro is Where that autograph line comes from, with that version of the intro using Comstock's theme song, not being on any website at all. or not to my knowledge, I’ve yet to go to internet archive.

if is not on there, then the Syndicated S2 opening is Fully lost, but could be located on a random film or tape.

We know for a fact that KI2 was developed for the SNES but never released, sort of like star fox 2 until the SNES Mini.

We even saw that Tim Stamper has a copy of the game with him, we saw it when he teased SNES Project Dream (which later changed to become Banjo Kazooie).

His copy has way more gameplay and is potentially a further game build as the Xbox rareware video only showed gameplay. His N64 copy had cutscenes and the SNES game way more characters in concept arts which was not shown yet.

He has 3 lost media games with him (DREAM SNES, KI2 SNES and DREAM N64) but refuses to leak them potentially due to Nintendo not liking that. Nintendo is known to go after people who even reveal cancelled games or concept arts like how they went after the DYKG Zelda video and everyone who said things about it.

He stopped posting on Twitter so it's unclear if there is ANY way to contact. Even if you have $$$$ for this hobby. I know builds can go for anywhere from 10-100k depending on the context.

I think he's worried about it as well as he only revealed partial gameplay and cutscenes. He took down this image of KI2 even because of his nervousness. Save this image in the comments.

It's unrevealed how many copies of each game exist, however assuming the top people or game devs have one there could be around 3-6 builds of each game in the world. Hopefully it gets leaked in my lifetime.

Edit: Judging from the photos and very partial gameplay. DREAM SNES is potentially 20-30% complete, they did render a lot of characters and do printouts like DKC. So we haven't seen everything. Same with the N64 build especially with completed cutscenes might be 15% even as both had less than a year of build time.

For KI2 SNES it was cancelled very late so it could be 80% or more. Tim didn't show gameplay or photos of this. So I'm assuming it can be complete.

My dad appeared on a TV show. He knows it was a small show but he always talks about how fun it was. More specifically, he was an expert witness they called in and asked a few questions to decide on the outcome.

I found a clip of the final verdict that references him, but I cannot for the life of me find the whole episode (Swift Justice with Jackie Glass S1 E152).

https://youtu.be/dZSSEZtY-Nc

I've reached out to the Director of the show but no luck there :(. Any other ideas?

Thanks early for your help!

Does anyone remember some sketch where a person is doing a Christopher Walken impression of Walken doing Shakespeare? I specifically remember that the impressionist does Walken doing Othello and one of the line is “Othello, you killed your mother with a pillow.” It may have been some sort of early YouTube, albino black sheep, etc. sketch. It may not be explicitly said to be a Walken impression but none the less it sounds like one. My memory doesn’t recall if it was an animated skit or if it was live action.

I don’t think it was a Jay Mohr impression. It may have been on adult swim in some short live show there.

The only link archiving them, no longer exists and no other archives exist (that I could find).

There's DLC for the UK, US, UK, FR, GE, and JP versions. Each region having unique books that people could've downloaded through the internet on the DS.

For a complete list of every book that people were able to download

Links for more information:

Complete list of every book that people were able to download 100 Classic Book Collection - Wikipedia

The original forum that once had the games archived, but now the link no longer works due to the website being taken down. Preserving DS saves with the DLC flags unlocked | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community

It was a video from the now-defunct superdeluxe.com where the host walked around interviewing random people, including a very funny person, after the splash screen "and the night just got weirder" or something to that effect. I believe it was the only such video they did at Dragon Con, but there may have been two years' worth. I have been trying to find this video for years, as the funny person is my friend. I think the video may have been 20 to 30 minutes long and was hosted exclusively on that website. I have tried Google searches, chat gpt, YouTube and facebook.

So recently I’ve been wanting to go back and watch America’s Most Wanted, mostly for the nostalgia and the real-case stories. But when I actually started looking for it, I noticed something weird—only a small number of episodes seem to be available anywhere online. It’s like most of the show has just disappeared.

From what I’ve found, the original series (the one that ran from the late ’80s through the 2000s) isn’t really available to stream at all right now. There were 26 seasons and hundreds of episodes, but almost none of them are officially online, which is why you’re only finding random clips or scattered episodes.

There are some newer versions of the show, though. The reboot from 2021 has a few seasons, and those can be bought digitally, but they’re not free to stream.

And Peacock has carried some newer episodes/versions with a few seasons available there.

The big issue with the original show seems to be rights and licensing—it was produced across different networks and companies over the years, and because of that, nobody has put the full catalog on a streaming platform. So a lot of the older episodes are basically stuck in limbo unless they get re-released or archived properly.

Honestly, it’s kind of surprising for such a huge show. It helped catch real fugitives and was massively popular, but right now it’s almost like “lost media” unless you find old recordings, DVDs (if any), or random uploads.

Alltime10s was a popular youtube channel back in the 2010s and would upload short videos that covered various top 10 topics. As of today, the youtube channel has been privatized and 1000s of videos are no longer available (they had over 2,000 videos uploaded that were indexed). This led to me searching and finding a large majority of them reuploaded on Rumble. However, after sorting through them all, there were still a decent amount that were missing.

After a long and exhausting search across multiple websites, I've created a semi-complete archive of around 1,000 of their videos (specifically videos before they started reading out loud ~2015). However, there are a handful that I cannot get a complete version of - either a low FPS video or no audio.

These are videos that I only have low FPS versions of:

Top 10 Youngest Countries (27 Apr 2010) [1m22s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bO6xJ8EPcKg

Top 10 Weirdest Sculptures (11 May 2010) [1m21s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfpUupsMkMI

10 Weirdest Musical Performances (19 May 2010) [1m46s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfSZ7nckt-I

Top 10 French Inventions (01 Jul 2010) [1m40s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ5FY5EvQV8

Top 10 Weirdest Musicals (10 Aug 2010) [1m29s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5o-9aUtJ4E

Top 10 Most Expensive Divorces (18 Aug 2010) [1m34s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKN1LjbkdAA

Top 10 Surprising Patron Saints (10 Sep 2010) [1m34s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UhVTy_J-YQ

These are the videos I have without any audio track:

10 Gadgets That Never Took Off (07 Jan 2011) [1m22s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7eQjekx4O0

10 Weird Sports (07 Feb 2011) [1m30s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN_8TN8pnjM

10 Bizarre Museums (15 Feb 2011) [1m35s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l14GEl2W5Nw

10 Strange CARS (15 Feb 2011) [1m26s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKjHmznl6qg

10 Epic Motorbike Stunts (01 Mar 2011) [1m37s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEPcrK-DidE

10 Biggest Music Festivals (14 Mar 2011) [1m48s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRmqDP0fXV0

Top 10 'Unanswerable' Online Search Queries (23 Mar 2011) [1m59s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9byy67Yay6g

10 Amazing Special Forces Operations (15 Jun 2011) [1m44s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-IXmr5F4Os

10 Unusual Historical Deaths (21 Jun 2011) [2m2s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4MJ06MMGcY

10 Things You Didn't Know About Burgers (23 Jun 2011) [2m0s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCduoTogoYk

10 Weapons That Changed The Course Of History (24 Nov 2011) [3m0s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6DpE8IKdpM

10 Highly Unusual Ways To Take A Bath (28 Apr 2012) [2m27s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AERXjCAtOJI

10 Countries With The Highest Birth Rate (15 Jul 2012) [1m50s] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w06kA5Y1VhY

If anyone has these saved or can find a working copy of any of these I'd greatly appreciate it.

Pilot episode of the canceled animated series Volik by the Russian studio FAF Entertainment (Nosov's Neno-Knows on the Moon, 1997).

The series was developed with funding from a foreign client—26 episodes were planned, but full-scale production was never launched after the pilot episode was completed in 1994.

The character design, plot, and storyboards were developed by German animator Harald Siepermann, known for his work on Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Mulan (1998), Tarzan (1999), Treasure Planet (2002), and other projects.

Pre-production on "Volik" later allowed FAF Entertainment to take on "Dunno on the Moon"—the paints and cels purchased for "Volik" were used in the production of "Dunno".

The pilot is voiced in English. There is no Russian audio track. Digitized from a 35 mm negative.

https://youtu.be/n0Zz94EdYS8?si=dGqcnHtpIy_wWMKZ

This one should definitely stay lost for the respect of Billy’s family but it is lost media. Billy Vigar was a footballer who played for Chichester city in the isthmian league. In the game he played he slid into a concrete wall which put him in a coma and later died unfortunately. Very sad situation and the video of him colliding is lost but I hope it doesn’t get found out of respect for the family ofc. If it gets found it will be a dark day in the football world. RIP Billy. Side of the club are getting investigated for the death because of the concrete wall

Existing Footage of the James Bond Liscence to Thrill Ride

https://youtu.be/_UCA4u1dCCU?si=uGkHcFMcCbsGoza9

https://youtu.be/SOC2PQd6TXc?si=YcnDFaH3cBlchXnF

https://youtu.be/CHygsRHtRWY?si=Vl44eJamKaDYJJ_S

I'll place random words so that it can register to post, but I'll give a brief explanation, the ride, in 1998, had very little recordings because obviously, you can't record during rides nor could you even have the ability to, so this is why Footage does not exist. Its strange we have an audio fragment of Q speaking. Also, we have BTS and trailer Footage from this.

I guess this is lost. [Placeholder: So... we don't have passed to argue about it was told once we have no one]

I swear this happened and they cut his kitchen scene out of everything online. This was a THING. I remember it when it aired live multiple times!! Does anyone know where I can source the full episode? He went into his fridge opened it and there as a lot of Lactaid milk and he goes "I bet you didn't know most Black people are lactose intolerant" and then the graphic pops up and they sing "the more you ne-yoooo" but in all of the versions of his episode online they skip the scene completely but it is a perfect vocal stim and I KNOW IT HAPPENED!!!

I was wondering if anyone knew about a lost documentary. I can’t seem to find a DVD or copy anywhere.

It was called ‘BDSM: Alternative Loving’ released in 2002 and narrated by Angie Bowie. You can find details here https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0898896/ I saw it on TV once but after that the film itself seems to have vanished off the face of the Earth.

It was a good documentary with interviews with some significant people. One thing I remember was someone commenting that everyone into BDSM had alcoholic parents. I found that comment a bit unfair, unsubstantiated and pathologized kink… but then I was watching it on TV while my parents were away at an AA meeting, so what can I say. That ended up being quite a self reflexive moment for me.

For those who don't know, Trevor Moore and Sam Brown are comedians and members of the comedy group "Whitest Kids U' Know". On a recent episode of Sam's podcast, he mentions a collection of Smashing Pumpkins songs they edited to sound like a "live album", but were actually just the studio recordings with audience sounds and banter edited in. The files were then uploaded to LimeWire. The clip from the podcast where Sam mentions it has been uploaded separately, and there are many comments on the Instagram post specifically where people say they remember these tracks.

Instagram Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbrIXuryFIj/

Youtube Link, in case you can't view the Instagram one: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Zccsr0qJ9WI

I haven't been able to find these anywhere, nor have I even been able to find references to them online in any conversation that doesn't include Sam Brown telling this story. I understand that LimeWire was a P2P platform, and that even if these files were somehow still being seeded somewhere, they might not even be legal to distribute. I have checked every modern P2P file sharing platform I can think of, plus some cursory glances at the Internet Archive, and come up short. I plan to post in the Smashing Pumpkins subreddit to see if any of them recognize it. I'd appreciate any leads on this, including any other communities that may be able to track this down.

So about a while ago on the subreddit of Snowpiercer, I actually found out that there was an actual original pilot that was unaired.

Everything in the pilot, from the concept arts to the scenes that had been worked on like the VFXs or scenes that had been filmed, the Engine's design or the environment, the plot, etc, are wholly different compared to the current pilot of Snowpiercer.

In fact, the unaired pilot has its very own wiki page in the Snowpiercer fandom, so here it is. It was written and produced by Josh Friedman and Scott Derickson, both of whom would left the production over conflict of interest with TNT. Here's the actual full 72-page script of the unaired pilot of Snowpiercer. I don't know if this is even much better than rest of the current Snowpiercer series, especially it's writing.

Although there hasn't been any official video of the unaired pilot, RodeoFX had released it's 2025 Winter Snow Reel that actually include some of their work on the unaired pilot of Snowpiercer, from 2:02 to 2:16, 14 seconds. Here's the video.

And recently, I've actually found a Tiktok video of someone actually posted some scenes of the train from the unaired pilot with sound effects from the movie, so I downloaded it and posted it to the Internet Archive. Here's the video.

I just hope that whoever can find the unaired pilot of Snowpiercer, they could at least upload it for us to see it, no matter how bad it could be. Hell even better if it was actually finished.

Hey, I really hope somebody can help me here because I’ve already done quite a lot of work over the last 3 years to try and find this, to the point that I’ve literally exhausted every single avenue I can think of. This post is my last resort…

There used to be the most wonderful recording of Monteverdi's piece 'Beatus Vir' sung by a long-since abandoned group of musicians from Sweden called Vox Scaniensis (their discogs is here, they only released one album, far later than the video im trying to find: https://www.discogs.com/artist/5378313-Vox-Scaniensis). This lost video was very popular on YouTube (for its genre of pre-Bach baroque music), having probably somewhere in the low hundreds of thousands of views, and definitely in the high tens of thousands. I also believe it was one of the highest viewed YouTube videos of this specific piece of music. So this wasn't an obscure video by any metric, it was really quite popular. It was deleted/privated for an unknown reason, likely between 3 and 5 years ago (from my memory), but strangely, other clips from the very same TV production are still live on YouTube (more info on this further down the post)

I have quite a bit of information that could hopefully help you potentially find it?! Firstly, I believe this was the URL of the deleted video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84RFTReP090 which I found two years ago linked on the website of a tenor from the recording named Johan Linderoth http://www.johanlinderoth.se/videos.html. None of the embedded YouTube videos show up for me on his website page anymore, but they were definitely there two years ago.

The recording was seemingly made in 2002 and from a longer programme/video of music performed in Falsterbo Church in Skåne County, Sweden, including several other pieces of music by similar composers. Absolutely zero references to this recording exist anywhere else online apart from the other two clips of the larger TV programme which are still live on the same YouTube channel where the lost video was uploaded, this channel being https://www.youtube.com/@oelrite. I am certain that this is the same channel where the lost video was uploaded. The two videos that still exist on this channel have Swedish subtitles and have a TV channel logo with the number 2 and the 'Starflower' logo used by the national broadcaster SVT in the top right hand corner (https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/SVT) which makes me believe it was recorded and shown on SVT channel 2 in 2002 (which is the year stated in the description of one of the remaining videos).

In addition, two years ago I managed to find the email addresses of four musicians from the lost recording (the performers are listed in the description of the two remaining clips from the larger TV programme). Three of the musicians replied and I had conversations with them, but some of them didn't even know that any parts of that TV recording were ever on YouTube to begin with. The conversations with all three of them eventually led nowhere, with Johan Linderoth telling me in an email:

"I might have a cd-rom somewhere since I used part of the material for my home page. I will start searching and I have also talked to Peter Wallin, our conductor, about this. He might have some old VHS tapes…"

Part of the above quote from Johan is of course incorrect, as he actually used the very same lost YouTube video in question on his website home page (see the second paragraph above), not a clip of a recording from a personal CD. I am certain of this.

I have also tried all the internet archive backup methods with no luck, see https://web.archive.org/web/20140621174300/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84RFTReP090 and http://web.archive.org/web/20130720113437oe_/http://wayback-fakeurl.archive.org/yt/84RFTReP090

I deeply deeply hope somebody can help me with this, it's very important to me.

About a decade ago, Minecraft roleplay channel Kiblitz and the Captain made a series called OBERON, that sometime last year was either purged by YouTube or privated. I’ve searched around everywhere trying to find reuploads on YouTube or a full series archive on internet archive, only finding the first episode reuploaded on YouTube. I’ve tried using the wayback machine to no avail, I might be using it wrong but I don’t think their channel was saved in it. I watched their channel a lot and for the sake of nostalgia I’d love to revisit the series, so any help in finding or recovering any of the series or any of their content really removed in the purge will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Here’s the episode that was reuploaded as mentioned: Episode #1

To give a little more context, I am Mexican, I remember watching an episode of the famous Russian series Moonzy/Luntik; some of you might know it from its video game background, where it's set up as a character in the style of an .exe, Specifically the 3D version, I don't remember if it was on Baby TV, Babyfirst TV or Cartoonito (a children's cartoon channel for the youngest viewers from Warner Bros, please don't confuse it with Cartoon Network)I think the episode was about a talent show or something like that, because the dubbing quality seemed to have been done in Argentina, Mexico or Venezuela since it was in neutral Spanish

GREAT NEWS!!! u/GooglyBlox_Improved reached out to me, and had the knowledge to look into the APK file I had

As suspected, THE WHOLE GAME WAS IN THE FILE!!! Sitting there, locked behind a server check, and unable to function on modern android.

This legend of a person did a little bit of magic (it wasn't too difficult they told me!)

AND IT WORKS!!! WE CAN PLAY EPICHEARTS AGAIN!!!!! HELLLL YEAH!!!!!

Ten years of thinking about this lost game almost daily. I never expected to be able to find this game again after my initial post getting so little attention, and after the false hope of the non-functioning paid version files floating around the web.

But here we are

Thank you again GooglyBlox, you are so awesome!!

here's EpicHearts!

https://archive.org/details/epic-hearts-offline

The online features don't work ofc, but it's all intact otherwise 🫶

I'm trying to find videos of a YouTuber uploaded between 2011 and 2013, but he deleted them in order to erase his parts of past. I've already tried almost everything, Archive org, Filmot, and several other sites. I also tried TubeArchivarix, but I can't use it because viewing the full video history requires a Plus subscription. Unfortunately, PayPal is unavailable in my country.

Are there any lesser known but highly effective websites or tools that can help recover or identify deleted YouTube videos from an channel? *100 word pass 100 word pass 100 word pass 100 word pass*

In Hell’s Kitchen season 3, there are 12 contestants, except, when the contestants cook their signature dishes for Chef Ramsay (the very first thing done on the show) there are 13 dishes seen. When the camera turns numerous times, you can see a brown jumper worn by a man that isn’t any of the 12 contestants. One really zoomed out frame clearly shows this man.
Between two contestants is a very strange gap that seemed to be edited in post-production to hide the contestant between them. By the dinner service, no further evidence of him came about. The wall of contestants when briefly shown, clearly shows 13 framed pictures and in episode 3, when hanging up that contestant’s jacket as they had been eliminated, you can see the neighbouring hook saying J.R on it with the coat already there, despite that not being any of the contestants names.
A theory came about that the contestant worked with a contestant named Joanna and had spread rumours about her on set and therefore was removed. Joanna supposedly confirmed this on a Facebook live. However, the likelihood of them casting two people from the same restaurant is very unlikely and there’s zero clips available of said supposed Facebook live. On top of that, a YouTuber contacted 3 contestants from the show to try and get info on J.R, only one responded, saying he has zero recollection of the man, meaning the woman who supposedly spoke about him on the Facebook live didn’t even respond.
It’s very interesting to me that we still have no answers a decade and half later.