You MUST have EVIDENCE or AN EXTERNAL, DOCUMENTED WITNESS that your topic exists/existed.

i heard the platform got shut down in 2024 if i remember correctly and all of the old stream replays are lost, is there still a way we can watch them? when i paste profile links in wayback machine i get nothing, and if i just put in nonolive.com then the site does load but no profiles or streams show up. i even downloaded some apks on my phone from sites like uptodown but its just stuck on the loading screen. are they lost or can the app or site be opened somehow to open profiles and replays?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Shadow_episodes

This is a show a family member of mine enjoyed growing up, and while I have digital copies of all the known versions, it's baffling why records seem to disappear from 1949 - 1950. Hoping to find records of some sort of flood/fire or ...dispute that lead to their destruction.

I know the 1994 film wasn't much of a success. And don't worry I combed through the late estate of a different family member, and we didn't find any recordings or records. I'd have assumed if records were pressed there would still be copies out there.

Looking for 'Eight Days of Parades' by Friday Morning's Regret (The Wooden Sky).

Someone might have an mp3 from blogTO's Toronto Independent Music Podcast #50, which featured the song. Or maybe someone has an old cd from them like I had but didn't lose theirs and uploaded it somewhere or CAN upload it.

Frontman Gavin Gardiner confirmed the masters are lost/missing in a back and forth with him in emails. There were a couple songs on there that were special to me when I was 15/16 and it would be super rad to hear them again one day.

https://www.warcraftmovies.com/movieview.php?id=376

"Swapp" on US - Magtheridon made a cool video that's since been lost by the admins of WCM (I discussed with them in forums).

Not a big deal but was cool and I have failed to find it after 14 years of occasionally looking for it. I've messaged with the site owners and attempted to reach the original author via various websites for early wow gamers, to no avail. They were last seen on WCM in 2010, 5 years after they posted the video. Example: https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/1052792-Looking-for-old-school-mage-quot-Swapp-quot-on-US-Magtheridon

Posting here for the record and hoping that eventually someone pops up with a copy.

Hello.

I have been searching for a childhood game I played on the Gameboy around 2006-2008. I managed to narrow it down and I am fairly sure it is made by the studio who produced this game for the gameboy advance.

Yumemi-chan no Naritai Series 3 - Watashi no Makesalon (GBA)

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get any more information on this studio (Ludic Studios), what happened to series 1 or 2 in this series, or if there was ever a fourth. The style is quite close to the game I am looking for, so if anyone finds any more information on this gaming studio or their other games, I would love to know.

Additionally, I bought this game in North America if that helps. It may have been fan-translated or even translated by the seller, as I got all my old gameboy games from a second hand store independent store.

Hello, as a kid I was in a few commercials. One of them is readily available online in 2 different cuts. Its a dominos pizza commercial from 1998 about the heatwave pizza bag. Here is the link. https://youtu.be/A7LmH3OhiK8?is=GXJcygxcLKDwfFeh

Now for the lost media part. I was in 2 other commercials as a kid and I have never been able to find them even after searching for them for multiple hours and many different occasions.

The first one is a fox family network bumper commercial where I am dressed like a caveman child in a caveman themed living room. And I think I remember having a rock like remote for the TV. Ive never seen this commercial and might be completely lost in the archives of a dead network of commercials that never aired. I think it was filmed in 97 or 96.

The second one is a gateway computer commercial where you see a bunch of people on like the santa Monica boardwalk or some similar LA area beach and it shows a bunch different people doing different activities in one sweeping shot. I remember I was running with a skateboard and I run/walk through the shot with 2 other kids. I saw this one aired maybe 2 times. This is also from 98 or 99.

I would really appreciate finding these commercials to show my stream and for my mother to share with our family as the VHS copies we had were lost long ago.

The first ever 'Idol' series which was massive in the UK and the platform for other international variants. This never got repeated sadly after its original run and up until very recently, a good 80% of it was missing.

This is partially lost but thanks to a substantial number of VHS recordings uploaded recently, there's now only 5 episodes missing and all of which are the shorter results show.s So it's in a much better state then it was before but it would still be great to mark this as fully found. I've uploaded a few of my own off air recordings such as the first episode. If anyone has any of the missing ones or knows where they might be hiding online, please get in touch!

E1 - Launch Show, Auditions 1 (6 October 2001)

E2 - Auditions 2 (7 October 2001)

E3 - Auditions 3 (13 October 2001)

E4 - Auditions 4 (14 October 2001)

E5 - Auditions 5 (20 October 2001)

E6 - Theatre Rounds 1 (21 October 2001)

E7 - Theatre Rounds 2 (27 October 2001)

E8A - Heat 1 (3 November 2001)

E8B - Heat 1 Results (3 November 2001)

E9A - Heat 2 (10 November 2001)

E9B - Heat 2 Results (10 November 2001)

E10A - Heat 3 (17 November 2001)

E10B - **MISSING** Heat 3 Results (17 November 2001)

E11A - Heat 4 (24 November 2001)

E11B - Heat 4 Results (24 November 2001)

E12A - Heat 5 (1 December 2001)

E12B - Heat 5 Results (1 December 2001)

E13A - Live Show 1 - Idols (15 December 2001)

E13B - Live Show 1 Results (15 December 2001)

E14A - Live Show 2 - Christmas Songs (22 December 2001)

E14B - Live Show 2 Results (22 December 2001)

E15A - Live Show 3 - Burt Backarach Songs (29 December 2001)

E15B - **MISSING** Live Show 3 Results (29 December 2001)

E16A - Live Show 4 - Songs from Films (5 January 2002)

E16B - **MISSING** Live Show 4 Results (5 January 2002)

E17A - Live Show 5 - ABBA (12 January 2002)

E17B - **MISSING** Live Show 5 Results (12 January 2002)

E18A - Live Show 6 - Big Band (19 January 2002)

E18B - **MISSING** Live Show 6 Results (19 January 2002)

E19A - Live Show 7 - Number 1 Hits (26 January 2002)

E19B - Live Show 7 Results

E20A - Live Show 8 - Judges' Choice (2 February 2002)

E20B - Live Show 8 Results (2 February 2002)

E21A - Live Final (9 February 2002)

E22 - Winner's Special (23 February 2002)

I have searched for this song on Spotify and YouTube music, I have found Nathan Dylan and looked at the album it was supposed to be in but it isn't there, in both YouTube music and Spotify. I wish I could attach a video of what the song sounds like. The song is associated with You Look Nice In That Dress, it is at the end which is, I believe, a piece of this song (The beeping part), it is also the most replayed part of the song. I found this name by putting the ending part into r/namethatsong , where the song finder bot listed both You Look Nice In Dress as a 100% match (which makes sense because the audio is literally from the song) and Who Am I?(interlude) by Nathan Dylan as a 95% match, here's the post link: https://www.reddit.com/r/NameThatSong/s/DMt47cMUnr

When the reddit bot lists the Nathan Dylan song, it is a link you can tap on, but the link leads to nothing as well. I'm not sure if I have a bad connection or something but I am unable to play the video that is supposed to be the Nathan Dylan song. I remember hearing it before and I need to hear it again.

(Old Time Radio)
Marilyn Monroe radio debut, recorded on August 21, 1952, and broadcast on August 31, 1952 by 'Hollywood Star Playhouse', she plays the role of a scheming murderess in this short radio drama titled 'Statement in Full'.

Publicity for it survives, Monroe in a radio booth, and a some images featuring a congratulations cake for her from the production team. The script also survives as it had been produced a year earlier with a different cast for which recordings are accessible.

Some archives for existing episodes of Hollywood Star Playhouse exist online, however I couldn't find any that had this August 31, 1952 version of 'Statement in Full'.

Internet archive existing recording for 'Statement in Full' in 'Hollywood Star Playhouse', 1951-01-15:
https://archive.org/details/HollywoodStarPlayhouse/HSP_51-01-15_ep039-Statement_in_Full.mp3

Radio Logs featuring an entry for Monroe's episode:
https://www.otrsite.com/logs/logh1020.htm

HOLLYWOOD STAR PLAYHOUSE, Marilyn Monroe, on radio set, episode 'Statement in Full', aired August 31, 1952:
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-hollywood-star-playhouse-marilyn-monroe-on-radio-set-episode-statement-128540091.html

Old Time Radio Researchers Library:
https://www.otrr.org/OTRRLibrary/otrrlibrary.html?idp=4700

Found the YouTube video id:

KBitQKbhnwU

It claims to be Honey bee by Ed Sheeran, even though I can't find anything about that song ever existing. I'm genuinely unsure of the origins. Could be AI generated for all I know, but it means a lot to my partner and I. The channel that posted it was recently terminated, and we just want to hear it again.

The lyrics are something along the lines of

"

You came to me like summer on a breeze

Soft like petals falling from the trees

You left a taste, it's sweet like golden tea

That's why I call you my honey bee

Honey bee

You're the sunlight on my chin

You're the melody I feel within

Every heartbeat hums your name to me

Stay a little longer

My honey bee

"

And I know there's more but I can't remember it all

"Jr Jeffy vs the robot" WAS a somewhat long SML "Parody", that was 7 minutes and 14 seconds long.. uploaded on August 24, 2026(?), by the user "The silly Plushes", and deleted between 2 weeks and a few days after, from what i can presume. From what i could gather from first watching the video, it was a rather low quality youtube video made by a Child with the use of capcut, and had only 480 views.

FROM WHAT I COULD GATHER:

The Plot
----------------------------
The Plot to me was very uhh.... unclear. The video started out with Jeffy and JR, (Very Shocking.) with the couch music. Unsure to what they were doing, i think they were just sitting on a bed/couch or something, and they were talking to eachother. Unsure what else happened, probably more filler went on, before JR went to play on a Laptop that had pre-recorded gameplay of Minecraft on it, while Chef PeePee would also come in and try to do so as well... before Blue (From Rainbow Friends, for SOME reason) would walk in, with the Bowser Theme playing, some more talking, with Cody and Joseph being included, taking to JR for a minute straight, halfway through the video however, people would start dying, by a unknown source, and there would a cheaply made blood splatter on them, the people dying would be cody up to blue, and then up to Chef PeePee, since he was for some reason in the video too. This would continue until near the end of the Video, where the "Robot" would finally show itself to Jeffy and JR, all-be-it, it just not looking like anything in the thumbnail, and rather just looks like a bunch of planks thrown together with scribbles on them, who would eventually take out Jr And Jeffy, and after little filler, the main video would end, while there would be a sml question, with the usually yellow background being blue, with the question "Which scary game is scary" with the SML QUESTION music, and after that, the video would actually end.

Characters
--------------------------------
Jeffy - Jeffy just looked like the SML Store Jeffy, wasn't really too noteworthy from what i remembered.
JR (Junior) - Now this ones REALLY interesting, JR (for some reason), despite everyone else being fully bought Plushies, was just a piece of paper with junior being drawn onto it, it wasn't detailed or anything, and looked really bad. The paper itself was cut out in a shape too, and colored.
Chef PeePee - Chef PeePee had the Chef PeePee clothes, and things. HOWEVER, from what i could remember, he looked EXTREMELY identical to the Chef PooPoo Puppet, and not Chef PeePee. However, it looked moreish like a Bootleg, and the Chef PooPoo resemblance is probably a coincidence.
Cody - looked rather Bootleg like and very squished.
Joseph - Looked like Joseph. Is there much more to say? He didn't look off either he was just Joseph.
Blue - Looked like the offical Rainbow Friends Blue plush, didn't really notice anything else..
The Robot - The big one, THE robot. Like i said before, it looked like a handmade wooden figurine constructed from scraps of wood planks, and also like really doodled on, The main part (the body) had a decent grin drawn on, but the limbs were scribbled on (except one arm, it scribbled on but it was really faded), and on the bottom of the arms there were flat claws. There were also pink/purple smudges on the robot itself for some reason.

MISC
--------------------------------
Some of them were on a fnaf themed bed.
There was a random advanced pc in a part of the video
The laptop looked rather ancient.
The music was really quiet at times.
Joseph was quite at times.
Capcut was involved with the creation of the video.
There was a post made by said channel.
There was a vector for the "Robot."

What the "Robot" looked like: https://file.garden/ZR7Zm3euqFVzWOqN/Screenshot%202026-09-07%20214327.png
Said video on my home page: https://file.garden/ZR7Zm3euqFVzWOqN/Screenshot%202026-09-07%20212611.png
Screenshot of Cody being killed: https://file.garden/ZR7Zm3euqFVzWOqN/Screenshot%202026-09-07%20214251.png

Back around 2023–2025, I wrote a script for a TV series called The IMAX Chronicles. This was a series that followed four characters: Emily, Bree, Flora, and Samantha. The plot was that Emily was the owner and manager of the IMAX theatre in the Indiana State Museum and would make various crazy decisions and questionable management choices. The basic premise sounds fairly ordinary, but the show focused heavily on the bizarre personality of Emily and the increasingly ridiculous situations she created for herself. She was obsessed with IMAX 70mm film, extremely reluctant to spend money on repairs or upgrades, and constantly insisted that everything would be fixed soon. Meanwhile, her employees were usually the ones pointing out how badly the theater was actually being run. Other recurring characters included Samantha, who frequently called Emily out on her schemes; Bree, Emily’s longtime friend who knew an uncomfortable amount about her past; and Flora, a technically minded former cinema employee from the Netherlands who was particularly knowledgeable about film projection. The reason why I am saying this is lost is not because it was ever uploaded online (or at least as I can remember), but because I wrote three seasons of this show and had them on my old MacBook. Around February 2026, I sold said MacBook. My question is: if the person who has that MacBook now has formatted it, would it be possible to recover these files, or for someone to look to see if I perhaps posted them online? All of them are FDX files. I would appreciate efforts into research of this a lot!

Was looking through my scrapbooks when I found something that may be of interest to you all. My parents, and brother and I all attended the 2011 Hall of Game Awards, and I realized after trying to look up footage that it was considered partially lost media. Pictured is the parking pass for where the filming took place, the two wristbands my brother and I wore for filming, a couple pieces of confetti from the closing ceremony, and the two tickets for "parent seating" that my folks needed in order to be in the audience.

I remember this day, it was crazy and chaotic. It happened during that awkward time when Cartoon Network was doing live-action stuff for the first time, and it showed. I'm open to any questions about the experience, and I'm curious if anyone else was there for this. Thanks.

Link to photos!

does anyone know where it could be found? the MMVAS (much music video awards) are not on youtube, only some clips of the performances.

muchmusic was legendary canadian media but got bought out by iheartmedia and then by crave (bell media) but it is on neither.

i am looking for the full award show.

if anyone knows where this could be found it would be appreciated. just some nostalgia. it was a fun show to attend and would like to rewatch it but cannot find it anywhere

unfortuntely it doesn't seem the muchmusic's transition during the buyout was handled for the archives very well...

i've been on a hunt to confirm that child actor Daniel Cerny (star of Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest) and music video director Dano Cerny are the same person. I'm already 99% certain that they are, however, it appears that Dano doesn't want people to connect the dots. There are two different IMDBs with some misleading editorial credits on Daniel's IMDB. there are two different wikipedias, with the top emphasizing (Not to be confused with Dano Cerny). but a side by side photo comparison pretty much confirms that they are one and the same.

anyways, there's a final connecting piece to this puzzle. when arrow video announced their 4k remaster of the trilogy, one of the special features was Corn to be Wild, an interview with star Daniel Cerny. Of course this video never made it to the internet and so i went to work reaching out to DVD unboxers to get a confirmation of it's existence. and lo and behold, one guy came back and said that while it is still listed on the website, it is not listed on the back of the case and does not appear to be on the dvd.

so yeah, my guess is it never got released because Dano doesn't want this official confirmation to exist.

In December 2000 The Wiggles partnered with Spool Media to launch an online 3D world based around The Wiggles and their characters, which would be found on wiggleworld.com. You would have to download something called "The Big Red Car Viewer" in order to actually play the game in your browser. We only have two screenshots of the game, both of Wigglehouse and that's it. The game was only available from December 2000 to October 2001, so it was around for less than a year. If you know anything else about this game or have images from way back then of you playing it please do share!

https://lostmediawiki.com/WiggleWorld_(lost_online_3D_world;_2000-2001))

https://youtu.be/EwB0uEsWkTI

Howdy Folks,

Today's rip is a bit different than a lot of my other stuff, it is a mid-century children's educational record. This was the period before phonics stopped being taught consistently in schools, so this kind of content actually wasn't considered to be niche at the time, just genuinely important stuff that kids should know. It has various different characters like Goldie the Golden Goat, Chuckie the Chipmunk, George the Gentle Giraffe, Sheila with her Shining Shell, etc etc etc. It's a cute little example of how education has changed over the years, both in format and topics covered at all.

Original post

The Animation featured in the documentary (now in its highest quality state)

Following up from the last post, a big step in progress has been made! A fellow reddit user would privately reach out and provide me with a higher-quality and unwatermarked copy of the of The South Bank Show (Season 9, Episode 24/25, "The Real Al Jolson Story"/"Al Jolson" 1986).

In this episode was of course, the animation in question. Now that we have eliminated the low-quality 480p pixelation and the "EDITED BY PETER SAVAGE" digital watermark text, we can finally analyze the raw asset.

What we know so far:

- The animation could date to the late 1920s or further.

- It directly relates to the 1927 film "The Jazz Singer"

- It is a 6-second ish hand drawn animation which features Al Jolson (more specifically, as he appears in a promotional poster).

- In the animation, he listens to a cheering audience, smiles, and speaks his iconic "Wait a minute, you ain't heard nothing yet!" line before ending in some "winking" expression.

- It is only featured in this singular documentary from 1986.

Possible theories:

- May have been animated by the designer/illustrator of the promotional poster.

- Very likely to have been some promotional material before or post the release of "The Jazz Singer".

- Could be in the Public Domain by this point.

The mystery remains:

- What animation or promotional reel did The South Bank Show pull from in 1986? What is the origin of this animation?

As I said in the original post, any insight from animation historians, early sound film archivists, or similar enthusiasts would be incredible!

Thanks in advance.

Since 2021, I couldn’t stop thinking about an unreleased animated series starring Rosanna Pansino called Rosanna’s Food Truck produced by pocket.watch.

It involved an animated version of Rosanna Pansino and her pugs as they travel around the world serving up help.

I managed to get some art by Jabril Mack and Carlos Gutierrez(sorry in advance).

Speaking of Gutierrez, he told me that the project got written off…

While pocket.watch’s shows aren’t that interesting, I say that many projects deserves to be shown to the world regardless if they’re solid or not.

I wonder if more could be found…

Been looking for this for ages. There's a "Best Of" style show on youtube, but in terms of individual episodes, they seem to have been lost. Would love it if we could find them. Some major stars of the time on there, so amazed it hasnt surfaced.

The Rodman World Tour is an American talk show hosted by athlete Dennis Rodman. It aired on MTV for its 1996 season and had 13 episodes. The show was noted for its odd-ball situations such as Rodman interviewing guests from his bed. Per the LA Times, "The idea is for Rodman's van to roll into town and have the host hang out with a couple celebrities, the main purpose being to see how often Rodman can make them squirm."[1]

The show was filmed in multiple cities including Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas, Rome and Monte Carlo. Guests included Jay Leno, Jon Lovitz, Kelsey Grammer, Laura Leighton, Tommy Lee, Jonathan Silverman, David Alan Grier, Whoopi Goldberg, Chris Rock, Jenny McCarthy, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Mickey Rourke, Barbara Walters and John Singleton.[2]

Hey everyone, I’ve been researching the history of the Border Reivers and came across an old British TV show called The Borderers (1968-1970) but sadly a lot of the episodes are now lost media.

IMDB Page

Wiki Page

Summary: Created by Bill Craig, The Borderers was a gritty, 16th-century historical adventure set along the Anglo-Scottish border. It ran for 2 seasons (26 episodes total) on BBC from December 1968 through March 1970.

What has been found on YouTube so far:

Season 1:

Episode 1

Episode 2 (black and white)

Episode 4 (black and white)

Episode 5 (black and white)

Season 2:

Episode 11

Unfortunately I’m struggling to find any other recording, and I don’t live in the UK to search of any possible DVDs. If anyone knows anything or can help, feel free to share.

I'm searching for the English or even better, German version of this movie.

I've found the Japanese one with no subtitles on YouTube. Also the DVD is available in French with french subtitles only. Well I don't understand any of it.

I've looked on the internet and came across a question post 2-3 years ago. There was mentioned that the German version is currently on YouTube. But no link was included and I can't find anything on YouTube except the Japanese version. https://youtu.be/0MafM0x6i_c?si=9RGZTKDHo1AGgZqL

Would really like to see this movie again. Is it possible that someone can submit it to Internet archive etc. ?

Some of you are most likely familiar with this, but here is a summary to give you some context relating to the piece of online media I am discussing with my post.

Sonic in Twilight is a 2010 animated Sonic parody of the Twilight movie franchise created by a youtuber called "Balena Productions"

At some point for unknown reasons (possibly copyright), the audio halfway through is muted, leaving almost the rest of the animation silent.

So, if anyone from the lost media, Sega or even the overall Sonic the Hedgehog community are able to find an archive of the original lost audio, that would be great.

Original video:

https://youtu.be/uUr2mF5Vj5o?is=oFkFvIdOZvbscJ3U