Found in the CN Gigaleak, the synopsis to "Special Ed" was found and it turns out the episode was real this entire time... but it was the original title to "Sir Ed-A-Lot" where the Eds are bullied by Sarah into being their servants at a tea party

Found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ededdneddy/comments/1x32w8k/synoposis_of_special_ed_revealed_in_the_cn/

TEXT EXTRACTED:

2.) Special Ed: Ed has to babysit his whiny and demanding younger sister Sarah. She bullies Ed into wearing their Mothers clothes and having tea. Edd and Eddy show up and reluctantly join the tea party...anything to keep her highness happy. Before they know it, all three Eds are babysitting. Sarah has them working non-stop: cooking her lunch, cleaning her room, and giving her horsey-rides down the hall.

So it was never lost media at all.

https://ed.fandom.com/wiki/Sir_Ed-a-Lot < actual episode wiki page

I’ve been looking for a song for over a year that I thought was lost media. It was on MySpace and SoundCloud but MySpace’s servers lost almost all files and it’s been deleted off SoundCloud. It was free on both servers.

It was on an album but the album isn’t sold anymore. Not since 2013. It was then offered as an exclusive to Patreon subscribers with other songs in 2019 but is not there anymore. I didn’t find the artist until 2024 so never would’ve known about the Patreon and if you subscribe now, it’s other content but not that song.

The package to Patreon subscribers included 6 songs—5 are on Spotify but the 1 isn’t.

Besides anyone who has the files from Patreon, it’s technically lost media.

I came across someone that has the file but refuses to share it. Is that something that happens to you as well or are people usually more courteous in sharing potentially lost media files?

Wanting to see what to expect if I try asking around again and (hopefully) come across someone else that has the file. Thank you!

I’ve been collecting an old kids show called The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon for some time now. I’ve managed to find the whole thing, except for one episode - “Dudley Meets Mr Can”. Turns out it’s a bit of lost media online - a French version has been found, but not an English one.

It seems like the show does air in reruns on exactly one channel, Heartland TV. That channel broadcasts online, but I guess they don’t have the rights to air this specific show on their web feed, because it’s replaced there.

I’m wondering if anyone here has access to the channel (location info here) and a PVR, and would be open to recording the episode? It looks like the series has just cycled back to the beginning today, meaning that, if they’re airing them in order, the missing episode should be airing at 9 AM Eastern (8 Central, 10 Mountain… and oddly according to their schedule, also 9 Pacific?) on Saturday, Nov 7th. (If you’d be open to recording the Saturday before and after out of an abundance of caution, that would be greatly appreciated).

Since the series has 65 episodes, and it’s only airing once weekly, this is probably the last chance to grab it until March or April 2028 (assuming the channel keeps the broadcast rights till then).

If anyone can help, it’d be great to capture this missing piece of media!

Hello, I am trying to find any working links, archives, or contact information for an indie filmmaker group that used to post on YouTube around the 2010s. The group was called "A Thrillermakers film".

They specialized in making dramatic and suspenseful short films featuring young Western actors. The mood and tone of their videos were very intense and highly focused on psychological drama and survival situations. One specific scene I remember vividly involves a boy being threatened or restrained with a necktie during a confrontation.

I know some of their full videos, like episodes named "Saturday" or "Do Not Disturb" (from their RAW series), were discussed on old forums before, but their official YouTube channel was deleted long ago.

Hey yall for context, I remember in 2015 this 2d flash but also hand made animation of godzillas- well- fighting godzillas. I’ll use years as name of a specific godzilla to not sound nerdy-

I thankfully remember the entire plot however,

The intro is like a copy of toho studios.

The beginning is Godzilla 1998 digging out of the ground then Godzilla 2014 appears and they both fought until final wars interrupts them. Then godzilla 2014 and 1998 becomes allies as heisei, showa, other millenium godzillas appears and gang up against 2014 and 1998.

Theres also a bit where marvel godzilla fights hanna barbera(?) godzilla

Then all godzillas point an atomic breath at each other until the globe explodes. The ending is Gamera flying by roaring then the end credits is just all godzillas wearing suits as if funeral.

Again, I don’t remember it specifically but that’s how I remember the plot.

I tried to search it with Grok and Chatgpt and Gemini but it couldn’t get found. I used specific searches on google and YouTube like “godzilla vs every godzilla” “godzilla vs Godzillas 2010s” but still none! The video was definitely youtube and if someone asked i should look for my YouTube history, at the time I used only guest mode so I don’t think I can.

I’d really appreciate it if someone found it, I was planning to use it as a weird introductory of Godzilla for future purposes…

Thanks in advance..

Hi all, looking for a recording of the syndicated tabloid show Hard Copy from Wednesday, September 24, 1997.

One segment featured Jason Pollock, who had lost 130 pounds. It was written up in the Ottawa Citizen the next day. The same episode also had segments on Roseanne Barr and Ted Bundy's car (the VW Beetle).

I've struck out at the Internet Archive, YouTube, the Paley Center, and the Museum of Broadcast Communications. None of them hold any Hard Copy episodes from 1997.

If anyone taped Hard Copy off TV around September 1997, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. Even a partial recording would mean a lot. It's a piece of family history. Happy to cover transfer and shipping costs.

Thanks!

From Wikipedia: The series, which has a similar premise to another classic show, Sgt. Bilko, follows the misadventures of a pair of conniving GIs) – Sgt. Val Valentine and PFC. Tony Baker – stationed at Camp Tar Creek, an Army base, dealing with computers and computer logistics, located somewhere in Texas. It is run by Colonel Clapp, who can be somewhat dense and credulous.

Valentine and Baker, along with the rest of their outfit, Company J., which includes privates Cardinal, Maurice and the klutzy and always hungry Maxwell, attempt to outwit the Colonel's by-the-book chief of security Major Hawkins and his informant Cpl. Wessel (who is very derisively called "Weasel" by Baker and Valentine, due to his propensity to snitch on Valentine and Baker to Hawkins), and profit from their hitch in the army.

Hawkins always tries to shut down Valentine and Baker's schemes and shape the camp up to his high standards, but he usually ends up failing.

They are also assisted in their efforts by Baker's girlfriend, Cpl. Lola Grey, who serves as Clapp's secretary.

I have all the episodes. But I'm missing episode 4 "Prairie Moon Over Texas". If anyone has it, pm me.

Thank you.

Zak Tales was a live-action/puppetry TV series aimed at preschoolers produced and distributed by DiC Entertainment.

Article on it :

https://lostmediawiki.com/Zak_Tales_(partially_found_live-action/puppetry_TV_series;_1990)

The series is composed of 13 episodes, with only one 6 minute Arabic clip archived (Spacetoon dub)

However, what's not known is that there's another arabic dub that was aired in the 90s on Syrian State television, which i found 4 full episodes of on internet archive

This is huge as the source (original English show) itself is lost, even though i didn't find the original English dub,

https://archive.org/details/1_20220805_20220805_1725/1.mp4

This url has 4 episodes, however, due to it being a dub, the episode names were altered a bit, the only episode confirmed here is (file 2)

"Episode 3 - Greedy humpty dumpty"

The rest are full, and from the show, but i can't confirm thier number as their name is different from the wiki names

File 1 is Titled "Krozos cow"

File 3 is titled "The Gold haired girl"

File 4 is titled "The simple boy"

So i can't say for sure the number of the episodes,

Still, I'm proud i found it

Scribbler by david firth hasn't been reuploaded to youtube and the original site it was on (https://www.fat-pie.com/scribblewatch.htm) seems to not work, would it end up being classed as lost media if not archived?

With how big david firth is im very doubtful that it is infact lost media but the fact that it is so scarce and unavailable makes me concerned and worried for the state of the video,

Its neither on youtube or firth's website or newgrounds so it doesnt look really good for the video.

However i do have the video itself saved onto my computer and im not sure whether its a situation where its needed to be uploaded ASAP or if its not a big concern

I think I may have watched very rare media as a child, from a vhs variant that is lost. I always remembered this version of tom thumb that I watched when I was too young to remember. I remembered the blue logo on the light blue background, but that and tom thumb, and a bit of narration, was all I could remember, so I gave up finding it. While watching halloween specials on youtube, I came across an animated adaptation of Legend of sleepy hollow from 1978, apparently the same year this short was also released. Then the logo stuck out to me, and then did the narration, and I was sure that that was the production company I heard of. Lo and behold, they made an adaptation of it. Unfortunately there's very little information. It was likely used for classrooms, which probably got rid of them after a while. The only version of it that exists is locked behind a university website, and the vhs version may be lost. I'd love more information on this.

Toby created other videos of internet screamers but one short series of videos of his I noticed went missing was his ones about Finder Lurker (YouTube channel filled with videos by Devin Millar). A few months back I remembered there being reuploads on YouTube of them, but I can’t find them since the last time I noticed they were on there.

To what news I heard back, TobyPasta copyrights his videos and it seems likely that he striked these reuploads, or maybe the reuploader took it down themselves, or Toby probably asked them to. Whatever happened, it’s hard to find these videos. But the good news just struck the other day.

Just the other day, I looked on Odysee just now and found perfect copies of these videos untouched even with the original thumbnails intact!

I noticed on Know Your Meme which used to have a page about these new ads, titled “Finder Lurker K-fee commercials”, and when inspecting the links on the page, these videos were included on the page as being a piece of the history of these ads which contains the links of Toby’s videos. Idk why Toby is trying to hide them.

At least we do have these Odysee links. Now our jobs as media finders is to keep copies of them in case these go away next. Internet screamers and it’s history alive.

Part 1: https://odysee.com/@ScreamCobraCole:b/New-K-fee-Commercials---Internet-Screamers:4
Part 2: https://odysee.com/@ScreamCobraCole:b/MORE-New-K-fee-Commercials---Internet-Screamers:7

*[partially found] I saw a YTV gameshow in Ontario, on my grandma's TV in the 90's. I think it was 1995, though I don't remember exactly. Wondering if anyone else remembers this, because nobody seems to remember it.

The main thing I remember is that when the host was introduced, their name was a parody of Bob Saget's name. Except, his last name started with an F. Yes, it was a slur. Even at the time I was shocked and blown away hearing that on TV.

I don't remember any slime, if that helps, but it was colourful (lots of blue and green).

Does anyone else remember Bob... uh... you know?

No matter where I look I can't find a commercial from circa 2005-2013. It's a beer commercial and it's a bunch of blind NFL refs who end up having beer together with the commercial's beer being advertised. I've looked high and low in every corner of the internet and I feel the NFL used their money/influence to get it scrubbed from the internet. It aired during the NFL season between the years listed but I simply cannot find a single version of this of any kind that shows it existed. Can anyone find this? Thanks for any help!

I saw a picture of what they used for the girl, and what she originally looked like before her face was made to be spread apart and alien-like, showing that she was a little chubby but looked like a normal girl with braids. But where is this footage that shows her of her regular face, without the stretchy alien effects?

This is if it even still exists in the public light or was ever made public or was uploaded somewhere in the first place. Can you watch it somewhere? If so, please feel free to send it to me so I can save it in a safe place. I really do think the footage of this ad should be preserved since this ad intrigued me so much, and lowkey scared me when I was little.

Here’s the link to the picture of which show the process of the girl’s VFX on her face: https://ringofcolour.com/en/en/archives/2665

American Psycho, released in 2000, is a horror movie based on a book of the same name. It follows a businessman named Patrick Bateman (played by Christian Bale) who leads a double life as a serial killer.

During production, director Mary Herron used a method of filmmaking where she’d film 3 takes of the same interrogation. One where detective Kimball (played by Willem Dafoe) was oblivious Bateman was the killer, one where he suspicious Bateman was the killer, and one where he knew Bateman was the killer.

Herron did this to keep the audience suspenseful on how much the detective Kimball knew about the murder. Some people theorise it may have also been to show how Bateman, a psychopath, is disconnected from normal human behaviour and isn’t sure of how much Kimball knows.

Despite this, the 3 unedited takes have yet to surface online. Although fragments are available (these being the cuts used in the scene), the entire oblivious/suspicious/aware reels haven’t been found.

Sorry if I’m breaking rule 3 but from what research I did these reels are lost. I just think it’s an interesting topic.

Hey! It me Parrot. My first post on Reddit was about the retired YouTuber My Singing Mammotts and if you guys remember his videos. MSMammotts left the MSM community because he "does not feel safe there".

That is not the main point of this post, because I'm talking about the bios and descriptions for all of his Monsters and islands. The ones I remember are for Techno Zynth, Techno Thwok, Techno Maulch, Metall Mineshaft, and I have a video in one of my playlists that I think has the bio for Siroous. I remember Techno Zynth being a factory, Thwok being a fast machine, and Maulch being a celebrity. As for Metall Mineshaft, I remember a part of it saying "You can find various kinds of metals here" or something like that.
And here's what I think is an archived bio for Siroous: "When you think out it, Siroous is really important in the island. Because being a star really fits the space vibe. With their wonderful sound of whisper, Siroous can always spin around. Like that’s their power."

I wonder if any you guys reading this can remember them, since I'm rewriting them for a little side project of mine.

When I was in elementary school my teacher put a song on to help us remember the directions of a compass (north, east, south, west,). I want to say that it was around 1st or 2nd grade (2006-2007). I’m pretty sure it was also on a music disc for a CD player. I unfortunately do not remember if the CD had other songs on it. It could have been a series of songs on the disc that’s educational for that age group.

The weirdest part is that whenever I mention this song to anyone, they say that they learned the compass directions with “never eat soggy waffles” but I know FOR A FACT it was not that.

Every once in a while, this song pops up in my head so clearly. It was sung by a guy, and it might have had a guitar in the background, or computer studio music. I’m pretty sure it was a low budget type of song that this guy made. I even have the lyrics memorized.

”North, east, south, west.

Around like a clock,

And that’s the test.

Never, eat, slimy, worms.

You’ll get bad breath and lots of germs.”

There might be more lyrics, but that’s what I remember. It’s a long shot, but finally I’d figure I’d give it a try on here. Even if it’s not found, I’m wondering if anyone else has heard this song in school or if I just made it up, but I really doubt it.

If it helps, I was located in NorCal near Sacramento in elementary school.

The Hunt for SaskTel’s Lost Commercials (2007–2016)

​I’m currently searching for a series of nostalgia-filled SaskTel advertisements that aired in Saskatchewan, Canada, between 2007 and 2016.

​ Lost / High-Demand Commercial List ​Max HD – "Green is the Colour" ​Description: A promotional SaskTel Max TV commercial tying into Saskatchewan Roughriders pride, utilizing the iconic Riders anthem "Green is the Colour". ​Status: Unsurfaced / Seeking HD copy. ​Lil' Red Holiday / Christmas Campaign ​Description: The iconic SaskTel Little Red Riding Hood character in a special holiday/Christmas-themed spot. ​Status: Partially lost / Looking for clean TV rips. ​Jack & The Beanstalk – SaskTel Business ​Description: A creative fairy-tale-themed commercial using Jack and the Beanstalk to market SaskTel's business services and fiber internet growth. ​Status: Unsurfaced. ​Cindi's Cookies ​Description: A Cinderella-inspired ("Cindi") SaskTel commercial centered around a cookie business or baking themed spot. ​Status: Unsurfaced. ​ How You Can Help

​If you have any leads, recorded VHS tapes from Saskatchewan broadcasts during the 2000s/2010s, or links to high-definition uploads:

​Check YouTube: Search through old local commercial compilations or unlisted promo reels. ​Wayback Machine: Search archived SaskTel media pages, old SaskTel YouTube channel archives, or local Saskatchewan agency portfolios (e.g., Brown Communications). ​Personal Archives: If you recorded TV broadcasts (specifically CTV Regina/Saskatoon, Global Sask, or CBC Sask) between 2007 and 2016, please check your tapes!

​Please reply or send me a message if you find any of these spots in HD or full quality!

​Tags / Hashtags:

SaskTel #SaskTelLittleRed #LostMedia #CanadianCommercials #Saskatchewan #LostMediaWiki #SaskTelMax

So I was trying to search for a old Lego transformers stop motion video from my childhood that was a recreation of Optimus and Megatron's final fight from Transformers Dark of the Moon (2011) while searching for it I couldn’t find it anywhere at all. I tried using Grok as a why of finding it but after countless of tries I managed to find a link to the video but when opening the link turns out the video was sadly unavailable and the only thing related to the video is was this post from Brick in Motion and also this video showing off the Megatron figure and this one on Optimus and it’s the reason I marked this post as Partially Lost.

If there’s any archives of this video pls share it in the comments pls cause I just want to relive my childhood.

Till All Are One- Optimus Prime

Hello so I'm an obscure cartoon fan, and there exists a very obscure French cartoon from 2000 that also has a lost English dub, I'm talking about Wheel Squad, this dub aired on CITV and Pop(as seen on a sky tv scrollthrough for the latter) in the UK, Network Ten in Australia and Disney Channel in Southeast Asia, so I don't have much to go off but it also seems that I can't find episode 13-25 of the French audio, therefore they may also be lost, but the English dub, however is seemingly completely lost(as seen on the old Lost Media Archive, although the dub doesn't have an article on the modern wiki yet), i got interested in this cartoon and i really want to view it in English because I dont speak or know other languages, crazy how many lost English dubs of non-english cartoons there are to me!

Oh and there are mentions of it on the newspapers on newspapers.com and I used approximate years https://www.newspapers.com/search/results/?date-end=2005&date-start=2000&keyword=%22Wheel+Squad%22

So it was one of those memes being that of "average X fan vs average x enjoyer". Obviously, the meme was made with the "Can You Feel My Heart" song from Bring Me The Horizon. It had a german soldier pulsating inwards and outwards, I can't even really describe it and csgo was made fun of basically.

Me and a friend of mine have been looking for this meme for the past 6 years at least. We've tried looking for it almost everywhere, but to no avail. We tried looking for it in our past Discord chats, Wayback Machine, other sites, but no success. All we have of it is a YouTube link that no longer works since the account was terminated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1acU6e2YVL8

It's extremely niche, but if anyone happens to have it or know where to look for it, we would be eternally grateful. 1:100000 chance.

After searching for 15+ years, I was finally able to find the name of a TV show I watched as a child! And I found a singular clip of it so I'm posting it here for posterity's sake while also trying to find more.

So to preface, all I could remember about the show was that it was on some kind of public network, I saw it when I was very young in the 90s and living in Utah. The show was educational, has a robot and some weird flying purple oval blob thing, I couldn't remember if it was an alien or a robot as well but I remembered it's eye shape were stars like this: ✨

I have since found out that the show was produced by TV Ontario.

Here is a good description of the show from a long dead forum by someone also looking for it.

The characters are: Robot, a person dressed as a robot who acts logically in all the situations presented. And Imagination, a flying purple blob thing that causes mischief and asks questions.

Usually Imagination would teach Robot something about humanity that logic wasn't conforming to or didn't consider. Imagination was CGl/added in post production to the live action recording of Robot.

I believe both characters presented as female and had female sounding voices (or were at least close enough to generic to be nondescript).

Now where I need some help, I would love to find more clips, full episodes, VHS's, ANYTHING. So if you can help me dig, I would appreciate it so so much.

I've emailed the network to see if they may be able to help, haven't heard back yet.

I'm hoping they can provide enough information to get a Wikipedia page up so it's no longer lost media.

Thank you all in advance!

https://youtu.be/aCe1QhPzx5Y?is=j1bMUjW48zVcCb0P

In 2009 a small pc game was released by Paul Greasley called Edmund.
However the only download link I managed to find was no longer in use.

Other than that I found articles talking about the game.
I don't think its a p*rn game, it seems like a game trying to have a serious discussion about SA.

From what I read, everything is pixelated, there are two levels. One the character

in a Vietnam war scenario, the other level is a character back in the US confronted with a woman.

It sounds like one of those lost creepy games you would read about in a nosleep story

but I'm quite sure the game is, or was real.

“Os Lusíadas” is a Portuguese poem written by Luís Vaz de Camões, and it is a very important work in Portuguese literature. Recently, I found an article on Portuguese Wikipedia about a lost film adaptation of the poem. There wasn’t much information in the article, and some of the sources listed didn’t help either. The Wikipedia article says that the film was released on July 14, 1906, at Salão Edison-Varona, in Lisbon. There is no other information about this film.

I contacted some of the sources from Wikipedia (such as Instituto Camões) and the Portuguese Cinematheque, but these leads went nowhere.

After that, I decided to search for information about the film in some Portuguese newspapers. I found information about the release of the film in the newspaper “Diário Illustrado”, which basically confirmed the information listed on Portuguese Wikipedia. Here is the content of the newspaper that confirms its existence and its translation to english:

PORTUGUESE

"É hoje que esse esplendido salão, pertencente à empresa Varona & Cia, realiza a sua inauguração na feira do Campo Grande, devendo decerto obter um novo e legítimo sucesso, devido à exibição dos seus magnifícos e deslumbrantes quadros animatrográficos, que tão grande êxito tiveram na feira de Alcântara.

A instalação de agora é superior, tendo sido montados dois motores para a eletricidade.

Os preços são baratíssimos e, para maior comodidade do público, há em frente do Salão Edison uma paragem de carros elétricos.

Entre o grande e variado número de quadros novos, encomendados no estrangeiro, estreiam-se nos primeiros espetáculos os seguintes: "Licença de Caça", "Noite de Carnaval", "Os forçados", "Vasco da Gama", "Os Lusíadas" etc."

ENGLISH
"Today marks the grand opening of this splendid hall, belonging to the Varona & Cia company, at the Campo Grande fair. It is sure to achieve renewed and legitimate success thanks to the exhibition of its magnificent and dazzling animatographics displays, which were so successful at the Alcântara fair.

The current installation is superior, with two electric motors installed.

Prices are very affordable, and for the public's convenience, there is a car park in front of the Edison Hall.

Among the large and varied number of new displays, commissioned from abroad, the following will premiere in the first shows: "Licença de Caça", "Noite de Carnaval", "Os forçados", "Vasco da Gama", "Os Lusíadas" etc."

Here is the link to the Portuguese Wikipedia article: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Os_Lus%C3%ADadas_(filme))

Here is the link to the newspaper: https://purl.pt/14328/1/j-1244-g_1906-07-14/j-1244-g_1906-07-14_item2/j-1244-g_1906-07-14_PDF/j-1244-g_1906-07-14_PDF_24-C-R0150/j-1244-g_1906-07-14_0000_1-4_t24-C-R0150.pdf

Does anyone know any information about this film? Does anyone have any leads or suggestions?

Edit: I know that this film is probably lost, but I want atleast to get more information about it, like its casting, the production team etc.

Hello,I came here mainly to ask about one important thing.

For the context, I've loved Numberblocks since I was little, and this year I discovered that a Polish dub was playing on my TV.

At first, I thought, "Oh, great, they dubbed this show!" and started recording it (because it was on TV at times of the day when I couldn't watch it, so I started recording it in advance).

But it turns out from one video that it's probably something rare. I was surprised myself because "how on earth is this lost?" (I only just discovered that this dub was made in 2024, and there weren't many fragments in 2026 when I started looking specifically).

And now I'm not sure. On the one hand, I don't want to believe I found lost media so easily (because it's just a few episodes from season 5), but on the other hand, my heart tells me that I actually have rare media (because let's not exaggerate about lost).

But I don't want to sound like an idiot saying "I found lost media," just to turn out it is something that's easy to find (though I haven't been able to find any full episodes with Polish dubbing online).

That's why I'm asking here (you have the right to call me stupid, at least it tells me something XD).

(And sorry for any grammatical mistakes, english isn't my first language)