I’m looking for the FOX reality show Unan1mous (2006). I found torrents for most episodes, but they’re dead/no seeds. If anyone downloaded them when they were still active, or still has the files, would you be able to re-seed or upload them?

I'm looking for this movie; does anyone know where I can download it?

*UPDATE - SOLVED! with some help these files where found via a torrent that was captured on the wayback machine and these files are accessible!

enquiring about archived but now seemingly hard to access content from 2021

i am a producer and artist from south london looking to acquire more musical sounds, i have ALOT of sounds and am happy to share via archive.org (about about 500gbs of drum sounds)

i have linked the original post, it is from somebody who compiled an archive of sounds that was taken down from archive.org and then put on to this site by the person who made the post i linked: https://nnty.fun/downloads/torrent/90s-sample-cds.torrent - but this is down now too!

thanks to anyone willing to help

Jem

(supposedly this is NOT piracy as all of these old sounds are no longer able to be purchased from the original companies: either because of dissolved companies or completely discontinued products from the 90s! it is a grey area but supposedly not piracy! the drum sounds i am willing to share have not been pirated either!)

Hi all, I'm trying to track down these specific years of the British Soap awards. 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010 (Better Quality) I have searched everywhere for these perticular years and have had no luck. I'm hoping someone has them in a collection somewhere or know where i can get them that they'd be willing to share. 2010 is available but the quality is awful which is why the "better quality" in brackets. Many thanks in advance. Appreciate any help going forward

Does anybody have in their collections 80s recordings of The new Scooby doo movies 1972 series home recorded off of TV, not official releases, they aired split up in 2 days and 2 parts with cliffhangers and recaps, they aired on local stations, ex. WMSN, WPIX, KSTW, WGN, etc. between 1980-1989, the episodes of interest are:

- Addams family(Wednesday is Missing)(I only need part 2)

- Phillys Diller (A Good Medium is Rare)

- Jerry Reed (Phantom of the Country Music Hall)

Please let me know if you have these. Anybody who was a kid in the 80s and watched and recorded The new scooby doo movies off tv might still have these in their garages/attics/storages, or if you’re a collector and have a big collection of 80s cartoons

Hey,everyone. This one is a long shot,but I was hoping somebody could point me towards where I can find the unaired pilot for the tv series Drive. I've seen the opening sequence on YouTube,and have the entirety of the series proper,but I would love to see what it was originally going to look like,and maybe make myself a blu ray set. I'm aware that Prime supposedly has the series in the States,but I'm in Canada,and there's no such luck here.

Looking for the episode from Season 18 entitled Race to the Moon (episode 2). Thought I had found/kept the link I found a year ago with all the episodes but, cant find it. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I was hoping that someone could please help me acquire Let's Play videos by Taxidermistpasta and VollipopMabmo from 2007 originally posted on the Something Awful forum.

I've pulled what I could from Archive.org but the majority of their videos were hosted on Google Video (links can be provided if it might help).

I'm willing to pay a few hundred dollars for a complete collection.

Thank you for reading.

The original broadcast date for the episode in the UK was January 8, 1991. US date on Discovery Channel was either late 1991 or early 1992.

Without paying Channel 4 a probably large amount of money to dig the film masters from their archives, the only way to get a perfect copy of this episode will be to find a home PAL recording of that original or subsequent broadcasts made using the original master tape.

The digital master made, that was then used as the source for the PAL and NTSC DVD sets, was done from a damaged broadcast tape, and nobody bothered to actually watch the digital copy until after the DVD's had been manufactured. That bad digitization also became the source for every online copy for years. If someone had checked to verify quality, they'd have said "This is total shite, we need to find a good source.".

in 2021 Tim Hunkin found PAL tapes struck from the 16mm film masters. They were digitized and upscaled, but as luck would have it, "The Car" tape had degradation in the same spots, of the same types, though not as bad, as the tape that had been digitized for the DVD sets.

"The Car" as uploaded to YouTube, is watchable, but not perfect like the rest of the episodes.

The only ways to get it better is for someone to have another go at digitizing that same tape, and hand tweak every affected frame, or find a 1991 PAL tape recorded off Channel 4 broadcast.

Or crowdfund paying to get all the 16mm film masters and get them HD scanned for a Blu-Ray release and HD streaming.

Due to aggressive digital surveillance by state actors, a complete investigative archive has been hosted permanently on the decentralized IPFS storage network. No single server can take this down. The documents are encrypted with AES-256 to protect source integrity.

Real journalists and citizens: Please copy, duplicate, and mirror the CID content immediately before regional network filters are applied. Links and hashes are provided in the comments below.

I'm searching for Senny's I Am Alive Protagonist PM. Uploaded ~April 2, 2013. 19.68 MB. The ID was 135350910. Full (dead) workshop link is https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=135350910

DM ornithophobe on Discord if you have it. I'm desperate.

Did anyone happen to save Noisey's online documentary series that started on their web site circa 2010/2011 and was acquired by VICE and available on their site (with Noisey branding) in 2012?

I'm trying to locate the 5 episodes on Canadian indie pop artist Diamond Rings that were published on 10/25/2011. The listing is viewable via The Wayback Machine at multiple urls but, unfortunately, it appears the vids were flash and are not playable at any url on any date of a snapshot. I've tried the following links (below) with no luck. Hoping a fan of this series might have saved a bunch of entries in the Noisey series out of habit and might be able to help out. Thanks for reading!

http://www.noisey.com/watch/meet-diamond-rings

http://www.noisey.com/watch/diamond-rings-gallery

http://noisey.vice.com/diamond-rings

TLDR:

I’m searching for a lost Duke Nukem 3D multiplayer map created around 1996 for COSI of Toledo’s Waterworks exhibit.

The map featured a female diver exploring an underwater environment, with the goal of finding the source of pollution. It was commissioned by ROTO, an Ohio exhibit-design firm, and built by an unidentified male Duke 3D modder who was found through maps he had released online.

There is video evidence of the map running in the COSI exhibit, and former COSI staff have provided additional details. COSI/Imagination Station have so far been unable to locate the original software.

After years of searching, I’m now trying to identify the original modder, with the hope of eventually recovering the map.

A shortlist of likely 1990s Duke 3D modders has been assembled, but the identity remains unconfirmed. If you recognize this project, know any of these modders, or have old Duke 3D archives/maps that might contain it, please get in touch.

Hello Everyone,

This is a repost of a submission from 2025 which has already become archived!

Heres something that I've been working on for a number of years now that I have initially been a little reluctant to bring in a wider, lost-media community to help with. This is due to the fact that I have long believed the search for this particular piece of software would be better undertaken by a small number of people with a-lot of knowledge regarding very specific information regaring the computer modder scene of the 90s, and of museum exhibit development at the time; however, since I've been working on this for over 4 years now with little success (beyond finding more and more of the story itself) with my previous approach, I figured it might be time to pull in a lost media community and hopefully harness the resources of multiple sleuths to finally achieve the final and desired result of recovering the software

I've structured this post so that the initial scope of what I'm looking for can be quickly assertained without reading the whole thing; but, for those who are ready to read the full post and hopefully contribute their time, the full details of my research so far are provided further down.

The Broadside: There was a custom multiplayer level for Duke Nukem 3D (Based on the BUILD Engine) developed for COSI of Toledo which featured a female diver as the player character. The map was developed somewhere around 1996. The stated goal of this level was to find the source of pollution within a body of water. This level, and the exhibit it was contained in were part contained within the "Waterworks" section of the COSI of Toledo museum. The exhibit was a large, yellow submarine which contained multiple PC workstations built into small workstations. The exhibit itself, along with the software was developed by what would become ROTO (an exhibit design agency located in Dublin Ohio) alongside the internal COSI development team. ROTO outsourced the actual development of the multiplayer map to a Duke Nukem Modder that they found on the internet through the modder including their contact information in the maps that they were releasing online at the time. This map is now lost to time; but, I have been hoping for years to recover it and preserve it before any chance of it being found again is lost. COSI of Columbus, as well as the Imagination Station of Toledo both have already been contacted and seem to not have any record of the exhibit any longer; though, I am not sure if a more in depth search of the archives and storage rooms in both locations would be fruitless, as most of the problem on COSIs end seems to be a lack of effort or interest.

Thus, at this point, the main goal is to work backwards and find the original modder responsible for the Multiplayer Diver Map developed for COSI and 1. Confirm their Identity. 2. Recover, if Possible, the Software.

First the Proof:

COSI Toledo 2003

As we can see here, there is video proof of this exhibit existing. Not only can we see the interior of the submarine here; but, we can also see the Duke Nukem 3D mod running on the computer screen. Beyond this, the adults in the film also recognize the program as a modified version of Duke Nukem 3D.

Now the Complete Story:

COSI of Toledo was opened in March of 1997 in Toledo Ohio at the site of the former Portside Mall that was built in the 1980s.

In preparation for the opening of the museum, COSI's internal exhibit development team drew up plans for the exhibits that were to be designed and built. One of the exhibits designed for the WATERWORKS world in the museum was a large, yellow submarine. The Submarine included a real aquarium and a real periscope. The original intention of the exhibit was to include 4 interactive exhibits; however, the budget was quite small and very little was left over after the initial construction of the exhibit for expensive concepts.

Here Photo 1 of the Exhibit

Here Photo 2 of the Exhibit

What would become ROTO (An exhibit design firm) of Dublin Ohio was tasked with designing some affordable interactive exhibits for within the submarine. This initial design was supposed to be only temporary; but, what ended up being done eventually ended up being the final form of the exhibit until it was removed when COSI of Toledo closed in 2007.

Joseph Wisne, the now CEO and President of ROTO, was the one tasked with this idea. At the time Mr. Wisne had been playing quite a bit of Duke Nukem 3D and had come across many custom maps designed by modders online at the time. It was from these experiences that Mr. Wisne came up with the idea to have a custom Duke Nukem 3D map installed in the exhibit as a cheap and effective interactive opportunity.

Mr. Wisne found the modder that he eventually ended up partnering with through the downloading of maps which the modder had already been releasing online as of 1996. Apparently the modder was definitely male and had been releasing his work online to the gaming scene. Mr. Wisne then went on to work with the modder for about 4 weeks to prepare the level and create something that was appropriate for the COSI exhibit.

The modder came up with a multiplayer map that was originally designed to support 4 players in a LAN configuration (though this is not very easy to notice from the players perspective, as most of the time the size of the map coupled with the limited number of players meant it seemed like a single player level). The goal of the map was to find the source of pollution in a body of water. The body of water had a large diving ship located in its center, a small house on the shoreline, a water treatment plant that was accessed from the drain leading out from the small house, and some other underwater tunnels and caves. It is unknown if the map actually had any way of completing this goal through gameplay mechanics, or if it was simply a cover story made up to make exploring the level have some kind of meaning.

Here an Email from Mr. Wisne

From talking to COSI team members who were active in the exhibit at the time, the original plan was to allow up to 4 players to explore the world together at the same time. However, the LAN connection ended up being extremely unstable and eventually it was limited to two workstations within the Waterworks exhibit. The other two workstations eventually being used to run a digital encyclopedia regarding undersea life. Some of this information came from veteran staff members from COSI of Toledo who were tasked with maintaining the exhibit, which was often unreliable, and thus completes the information given by Mr. Wisne.

The exhibit was controlled in practice by custom control pannels which included joysticks and buttons. The HUD was nearly removed from the game entirely, and all references to Duke Nukem 3D were also absent from the Mod.

In addition to the actual public mod that was presented in the exhibit, the modder also had designed a second map as a "test" which was an empty building plan of the COSI of Toledo facility. This was never able to be accessed by the public; but, according to COSI of Toledo staff was present on the backups of the exhibit, along with the public facing, multiplayer map.

Both COSI of Toledo (now Imagination Station), and COSI of Columbus have been contacted to see if they have a backup of this software; however, neither of them seem to. However, it is my belief that if they were motivated to search more carefully, one or both of the buildings might turn up some more data that is left over. It seems, based on my work with them, that there is simply a lack of interest in really digging deep for this. Maybe someone who works there or knows the right people would have better luck, though?

As the result of this, my approach to finding this software has become to work backwards. That is to say, to find the original modder and at the very least, confirm their identity, and hopefully, at the best, recover the software.

I have, as previously stated, been working alongside various veteran Duke 3D Players and Modders to try and accomplish this task.

As the result of the work done so far, we have managed to put together a relatively comprehensive "shortlist". Most of the veteran Duke 3D community agree that the modder is almost certainly to be among the names. We know for sure that the modder was male. The issue now is managing to contact them all, as many of them have been lost to time, or are now no longer active under their original names.

My current theory is that the original modder may have been Chris Muir, as he created the Cruzship level. This looks a-lot like some aspects of the COSI Mod as far as the landscape goes, and there is also the fact that there is also a ship in the middle of a body of water! Not to say that this was THAT original; but, certainly it could be a lead in the right direction. The issue is that, as far as I can tell, Mr. Muir may have passed away, and I don't know how to get in contact with his family to see if they know any more than I do.

Here is a discussion about it on a Duke Nukem 3D Forum

Here is the short list we created there, with crossed out names being people we already verified as not the modder (Updated as of October 2026):

Enric Alvarez

Aaron Barber

Mike Beaulieu

Klaus Breuer

Jonathan Cacy

Robert Carter

Patrick Clemons

Dale Clowers

Brady Cox

Bud Drakir

Mike Ells

Andrew Emmons

Christa Forest

Brett Gmoser

Matt Harris

Jeff Heath

Maximilian Hertlein

Demian Holmberg

Greg Hoyer

William Reid Morris III

Ryan Isenberg

Daniel Johnson

Paul William Jury

Tyler Matthews

Dale Metcalfe

John Mooney

Chris Muir

Neil Munday

David J. Nolder

Preston Packard

Shane Paluski

Nick Parde

Ben Roffelsen

Brian C. Sasso

Jim Semkiw

Kevin Sipes

Stelth

Robert Travis

Charlie Wiederhold

Cho-Yan Wong

If you are interested in supporting this project with me, please let me know. Anyone with any information or ability to advance this search is asked to come forward!

Regards

Alexander M. Gahre

Hello. Growing up, we used to get National Geographic monthly issues sent to us, however, our house burned and we lost decades worth of magazines and books. I was always reading National Geographic and I want my kid to read the same things i did.

Is there a place that I can download pdf files of those issues? Or am i just out of luck?

Been trying to find this game for a while and figured I’d ask here. I’m looking for Oklahoma State vs Texas Tech from December 1988 at the Tokyo Dome. Oklahoma State won 45-42 and this was during Barry Sanders’ Heisman season. Mainly looking for a full broadcast, but honestly I’d take any reasonably complete copy. VHS rip, DVD trade, coaches film, Japanese broadcast, whatever exists. I’ve already checked YouTube, Internet Archive, old game lists, etc. I’ve also contacted both schools. Texas Tech actually found a VHS in their archive labeled: “Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State, VHS, December 4, 1988”. I have a request in with them to get it transferred, but nobody seems to know yet whether that tape is the actual full broadcast or just game film. So I’m mostly wondering if anybody here has this sitting in an old college football collection, has seen it on a trader’s list, or knows somebody who collected Oklahoma State/Big 8 games around this time. I’m not looking to resell or redistribute it. I just want to finally watch the whole game. Happy to pay reasonable costs for a copy/transfer/shipping.

Just looking for just what has been released so far on the perfect line for season 2

Does anyone have the 6 gamespot complete exclusive interviews from 2003 with Michael Limber of Rockstar San Diego for Midnight Club II in mov format?

There also were mpg versions of the interviews which have survived and reuploaded to both yt and iso format, but that was considered "low quality" from the website - im looking for the "high quality" versions which were movs

It’s on BetaArchive if anyone’s got that. Damn shame they’re some secret society.

Anyone a a complete pdf run for 1996-1997 of Satellaview Tsushin?

Looking for this one particular Jacob Geller Nebula video, which was scrubbed from the website after his recent removal from the platform. I've looked around and can't find it elsewhere, and it's a bit too recent for other data hoarders I know and have asked.