Scribbles to Screen With respect "I was a teenage werewolf" was from 1957 not the 1980's, and it was science-fiction horror not a comedy, I think you confused it with "Teen Wolf" (1985).
From what I hear, the actual Sesame Street bloopers are sadly in character levels of clean. At least that's what Frank Oz insists. Worst case I've seen, Julia Louise Dryfuss did manage to swear, and Elmo and Zoe's puppeteers acted an in character level of shocked. Zoe even wants her to put money in a swear jar. Though some Bear in the Big Blue House ones are kinda dirty.
@@80sDisneyFan Wouldn't you be disappointed if you expected it? it does have a strong level of professionalism and method acting. Worst I hear there was an adulty version of "Who are the people in your neighborhood" that they sang at one Sesame Workshop Gala.
Fun fact, the Aladdin tv series had a crossover episode with the Hercules tv series, which no doubt spawned many shipping fanart of Aladdin and Hercules some years later
There are plenty of real old school graphic horror animes to watch if you like gory animes, the whole reason people believed Saki in the first place is because that messed up underground anime stuff wasn't uncommon for the era
Mozenrath was my favorite villain from the show and for a long time I WAS disappointed he wasn't in the third movie as Aladdin's brother, as I'd heard a long time ago, because that's a conflict I really like;) It would've been something if he turned out to be the reason, with his sorcery, that Aladdin was treated so badly in the first movie so nobody in the city cared to help him when as an orphan he should've literally been treated like a prince:/ AND if Cassim was in it too, to give him the chance to give up his power for family.
Should be noted there’s a lot more info pointing to the spider out sequence actually being filmed and as more than simply test footage. The idea that it wasn’t filmed is very cherry picked and is something that Kong historians debunked years ago. It’s just been a small contingent of people convinced it wasn’t filmed that keep trying to act like it wasn’t.
From what I recall, the strongest evidence it didn't exist was that the name translated to nothing. Yup. They couldn't even bother to make a REAL Japanese title, and came up with vaguely Japanese sounding nonsense they thought no one would check. Of course, this is second hand information, and I haven't tried to translate it myself. Meanwhile. the perfectly real and much more interesting Kagirinaki Rakuen was recently found.
Heya! Great video as always. Just to say, Go For a Punch’s Japanese name is pronounced sah-kee sah-no-ba-shee. サ (sa) キ (ki) サ (sa) ノ (no) バ (ba) シ (shi). Hope that’s helpful for if it comes up again in lost media vids! :)
@@beyondobscure oh no, it’s not actually. I just used katakana to make it easier. I think the title of the show (if it exists) is actually is a combination of kanji and hiragana
Go For A Punch has made me real cautious on pieces of media people claim they saw once with little evidence as it ends up being a waste of time and resources for the Lost Media community.
A part of me wants to believe that "Saki Sanobashi" does exist, there's a LOT of extremely obscure anime out there so I wouldn't be surprised if the original 4chan post is describing an obscure horror OVA and they're just misremembering the title and some details. That and the story sounds pretty standard for a horror anime, especially from that era, nothing about it sounds unique enough for it to be a hoax to have people talking about it.
@@Quailbbu jealous of what? there's no prize for it dumbass,it's just a waste of time,so they're jealous of what again....? oh that's right nothing,why? cause there's no prize for it,so calling it jealously doesn't make any sense
Not even being sarcastic: your voice is incredibly soothing, I fall asleep to your videos sometimes because of how lowkey and relaxed the narration is. Great work STS!
Scribbles to Screen With respect "I was a teenage werewolf" was from 1957 not the 1980's, and it was science-fiction horror not a comedy, I think you confused it with "Teen Wolf" (1985).
“Donkey Kong overcoming arachnophobia.” As a Nintendo fan and an Arachnophobic, something about that line hit me
From what I hear, the actual Sesame Street bloopers are sadly in character levels of clean. At least that's what Frank Oz insists. Worst case I've seen, Julia Louise Dryfuss did manage to swear, and Elmo and Zoe's puppeteers acted an in character level of shocked. Zoe even wants her to put money in a swear jar. Though some Bear in the Big Blue House ones are kinda dirty.
Why are Sesame Street bloopers being clean a bad thing?
@@80sDisneyFan because we want to see Elmo say fuck
@@80sDisneyFan Wouldn't you be disappointed if you expected it? it does have a strong level of professionalism and method acting. Worst I hear there was an adulty version of "Who are the people in your neighborhood" that they sang at one Sesame Workshop Gala.
@@CaptainJZH Yeah Elmo swearing is funny and I like pieces of media that have vulgar humor but there is more to humor than vulgar stuff.
Come on, the Sesame Street cast staying in-character after someone swears is WAY funnier.
Fun fact, the Aladdin tv series had a crossover episode with the Hercules tv series, which no doubt spawned many shipping fanart of Aladdin and Hercules some years later
Go for a Punch is something I wish was real just out of morbid curiosity as to how dark it could have been if it was
I think multiple projects are in the works to recreate it
There are plenty of real old school graphic horror animes to watch if you like gory animes, the whole reason people believed Saki in the first place is because that messed up underground anime stuff wasn't uncommon for the era
There's already much darker manga and anime than its premise honestly.
hasnt there already been a lead for saki sanobashii? that one hntai where a woman throws a man into her tub and it fills with.. ehm.. “koolaid” :3
Minor correction - the parrot's name in Aladdin is Iago (from Othello), not Diago. Love your work!!
Not gonna lie, knowing the original scene wasn't filmed, it feels like peter jackson's recreation is a completed version of the scene.
The Disney direct-to-video movies are much better than the live action remakes.
All I can remember is the one Cinderella where Prince Charming yeets himself out a window after an argument with his father
Not all of the remakes are bad imo. There's nothing to be mad about when it comes to Maleficent for example and Cinderella was also pretty decent.
@@Jhud69 Christopher Robin is another really good one. It's one of Disney's best.
6:32 Damn, Sesame Street has gone wild
To be fair, that totally sounds like a typical 'Dr. Who' plot. =)
2:42 omg I have Jasmine's Enchanted Tales on DVD! I didn't realise it was difficult to find!
I think it’s insane how the spider pit scene wasn’t real when Peter Jackson recreated it.
Mozenrath was my favorite villain from the show and for a long time I WAS disappointed he wasn't in the third movie as Aladdin's brother, as I'd heard a long time ago, because that's a conflict I really like;) It would've been something if he turned out to be the reason, with his sorcery, that Aladdin was treated so badly in the first movie so nobody in the city cared to help him when as an orphan he should've literally been treated like a prince:/ AND if Cassim was in it too, to give him the chance to give up his power for family.
He showed King Kong while saying donkey Kong 💀💀💀💀
American Beauty would’ve been more accurate to Spacey if the best friend was a 12 year old boy.
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Eeeeeeeeeeek, Finally some Doctor Who Lost Episodes!
I remember these guys from YTP. 6:08
8:00 kinda odd for a dalek to say that. But I found it hilarious for some reason.
one of my favourite yoitubers 💖
Aladdin the TV show is very underated
Good video
Should be noted there’s a lot more info pointing to the spider out sequence actually being filmed and as more than simply test footage. The idea that it wasn’t filmed is very cherry picked and is something that Kong historians debunked years ago. It’s just been a small contingent of people convinced it wasn’t filmed that keep trying to act like it wasn’t.
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1:33
Nobody remembers those.
I still think go for a punch is out there. Call me a idiot but I believe that it was a troll saying it was fake.
From what I recall, the strongest evidence it didn't exist was that the name translated to nothing. Yup. They couldn't even bother to make a REAL Japanese title, and came up with vaguely Japanese sounding nonsense they thought no one would check. Of course, this is second hand information, and I haven't tried to translate it myself. Meanwhile. the perfectly real and much more interesting Kagirinaki Rakuen was recently found.
if it is, its entirely by concidence and not the fake that was made up. anything else is denial.
@@mightyfilmwhat does the other thing translate to?
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Heya! Great video as always. Just to say, Go For a Punch’s Japanese name is pronounced sah-kee sah-no-ba-shee. サ (sa) キ (ki) サ (sa) ノ (no) バ (ba) シ (shi). Hope that’s helpful for if it comes up again in lost media vids! :)
TIL: It's written in katakana
@@beyondobscure oh no, it’s not actually. I just used katakana to make it easier. I think the title of the show (if it exists) is actually is a combination of kanji and hiragana
Go For A Punch has made me real cautious on pieces of media people claim they saw once with little evidence as it ends up being a waste of time and resources for the Lost Media community.
Saki Sanobashi is a funny case in chasing a rabbithole to nowhere. The mf OP himself deconfirmed it and they kept going
It's all under the effect of wanting to feel like you're apart of something, even if it doesn't exist.
@@neonthunder3261 It was also interesting how it became famous year after the original post
The Day out with SpongeBob dvd cover has always been a hoax
3:42 Aren't you forgetting to mention that Mozenrath's voice actor also committed suicide around the time they were going to have him in Aladdin 3?
I used to W A T C H the Second and Third Aladdin Movie when I Was Young.
catalina la catrina is real the rights of catalina la catrina are with google or lost in mexico.
A part of me wants to believe that "Saki Sanobashi" does exist, there's a LOT of extremely obscure anime out there so I wouldn't be surprised if the original 4chan post is describing an obscure horror OVA and they're just misremembering the title and some details.
That and the story sounds pretty standard for a horror anime, especially from that era, nothing about it sounds unique enough for it to be a hoax to have people talking about it.
MUST RESIST URGE TO COMMENT 1ST....
I mean, you technically did….
@@Nerdtendo6366 DARN IT!
@kyahlilli nobody cares even if you were
@@Aqzwsomeone's jealous
@@Quailbbu jealous of what? there's no prize for it dumbass,it's just a waste of time,so they're jealous of what again....? oh that's right nothing,why? cause there's no prize for it,so calling it jealously doesn't make any sense
0:18 Donkey Kong overcoming Arachnophobia 😂
Not even being sarcastic: your voice is incredibly soothing, I fall asleep to your videos sometimes because of how lowkey and relaxed the narration is. Great work STS!