I honestly don't think you should have the Kekcroc shirt up on your merch store as it is now. Nicholas Fedorov created Kekcroc and I don't think he'd be privy to someone using his render of a character he created for profit. I know he's not on the internet anymore, but I think there should be a different artist's interpretation of Kekcroc.
got an awesome find that I hope to see in your next video-the extended TV version of Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, just have to find someone to rip the tape for me and i'll upload it to Internet Archive(and i'll keep a backup copy on Google Drive in case it gets taken down).
Ever thought of looking into Unreleased media? Episodes of canceled shows, unreleased issues of comic books, games that were shelved before release, movies that never made it to theater.
I’m almost entirely sure the “Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo” thing was made for a foster’s home special called “good wilt hunting” because I definitely remember seeing something like that around thanksgiving 2006. If good wilt hunting has a DVD release, there’s a strong possibility that it’s an extra on that DVD.
I could've sworn it was made for the Billy & Mandy / KND crossover. The credits of that special featured art of various fake crossovers such as "Samurai Mac" and "My Gym Partner's a Mandark", so I guess I mistakenly believed that short was used to promote the special.
@@Zygarbodor that would’ve been my first guess, but the grim adventures of the KND would’ve been after the time frame it was known to air in & the end slides of that special were just slides & didn’t feature animation.
@@tess4940 I know that, but memory can be faulty. Is there any definitive proof that it aired in 2006? I'm not saying it couldn't have aired then, I just think that the GAotKND theory shouldn't be ruled out so soon.
The “Ed Edd y Eduardo” thing WAS in fact just a bumper. I think it was around the infamous “Yes” era that came after the CN City era. But yeah it was just Eduardo pasted in over an EEnE clip. And then it ended with some line like “why mess with what works” or something.
I remember it! The clips from the original episode had Edd saying "what have I done? Who am I?" Eduardo: you are double D. The Ed with two D's. Edd: what have I become?!? Eduardo: uh... Two D's....?
I remembered seeing these bumpers, I can’t remember a whole lot about them but I really want to say that they had Eduardo dressed up like Eddy at some point. I remember finding it to be very funny for some reason lol
I also remember it being during the "Yes!" era. Like it was defintely after the CN City era. But not quite Noodz era. During that time CN was still pretty experimental like in CN City but they definitely were going through a rebrand with a simpler "rule of cool"-esque kinda style during the Yes! Era and there were quite a few pretty obscure shorts and bumps that would come out here and there, thought I was gassing myself into remembering Ed, Edd and Eduardo but but no I def remember it. Eduardo only spoke spanish iirc.
Here's an interesting lost media topic if anyone's bored enough to pursue it: In either January or February of 2007, Cartoon Network ran a special promotion called "Monkey Monday", in which it aired nothing but monkey themed episodes for a full day. They made unique bumpers for it and everything. I tried asking the LMW about it, and while they were able to confirm that it was real, no one could find the bumpers.
I remember Stump the Monkey, a Kids WB commercial where kids tried to stump Professor Ohoh Ahah, a talking chimp. A kid asked "Why is water wet?" and that stumped the monkey.
I'm from Chile, but the ''cat news thing'' rings a bell. I kinda remember watching it at late night, in the early 2010's, probably on Cartoon Network. I didn't put too much attention to it, but I'm pretty sure it really was some kind of show-within-a-show. It was dubbed, so it's probably a good idea to ask about it in the spanish-speaking branch of the Lost Media community. EDIT: One comment here said it was probably Kitty History by Trevor Moore on Comedy Central, but I don't think that's it. The estimated airing dates don't match, and I'm 100% sure it wasn't a music video, like Kitty History. I don't know if it helps, but now I vaguely remember that the anchor cats thing was followed and/or preceded by unrelated shorts, so the whole thing could probably be part of some weird block. EDIT 2: I asked some friends about it, and they remember having watched it, too. They couldn't recall any details other than the fact that it definitely aired on Cartoon Network. EDIT 3: It was found. It's from an animated anthology series called Sunday Pants.
@@sebastiannanook531 Ahora que lo mencionas, me hiciste recordar que lo de los pulgares siempre lo daban junto a la cosa de los gatos. Pero no sé si eran parte del mismo programa, o eran parte de un bloque de cortos sin relación. EDIT: Acabo de investigar un poco, y estoy casi seguro de que el noticiero de gatos y las luchas de pulgares eran programas distintos, pero sí es un hecho que ambas cosas las transmitían juntas.
I saw a comment where someone says they think the cat news short was on a show called "Incredible Crew" that aired in the 2010s. I looked it up and it's all live action, and it only had 13-14 episodes but I couldn't find any clips of it on UA-cam or Google... I just thought I'd mention it, probably won't help tbh
@@familyguyfunnies1705 I don't think that's it, either. Incredible Crew was never dubbed in any kind of spanish language. Still, knowing the things that could or could not be, really helps narrowing things down. Thank you!
I don't see many people talk about Wiggles lost media. They are always on the home page on the lost media wiki but nobody talks about them or brings them into the public eye. I really hope a community forms to look for Wiggles lost media.
@@flowerzforsaturn every time I go on the wiki I see them. Personally I would love to see their 1995 Pilot from before TV Series 1, The Greg version of Getting Strong/Wiggle and Learn and as a fan of the Sam Era I would like to see if anything else exists of Wiggles in Wonderland.
yo, I remember Uncle Gus being in the CN Summer Resort flash game series! I just assumed he was an original character made for that game and am now learning he had his own pilot at one point. Would love to see this one found!
Funny enough, there were three other episodes of that flash game where the playable characters were from other failed pilots from Big Pick 2000. Episode 2 featured Longhair from Good Wheel Hunting, Episode 3 featured Vivian from Foe Paws, and Episode 4 featured Prickles the Cactus from the show of the same name.
I'm a massive One Piece fan, and I had a distinct memory of watching chopper defend the Merry on live tv long before I became a fan. I was never able to place that episode because I knew it had to be a censored 4kids episode, and while rewatching the series, I've looked for it but was never able to find a moment that fit. The only moment that made sense was a moment in Skypeia, but 4kids never made it that far. Thanks to you, I've realized it must've been a censored Funimation episode. Always cool to find out you've seen lost media.
that shrek meme possibly being from a lost commercial is the most random thing like who woulda thought !!! crazy I always just assumed it was a fan-made image
Had no clue Ed, Edd, y Eduardo was lost, that’s crazy. I remember seeing the bumper(s?) on TV, and referencing it with my friends in elementary school all the time. It was basically just very short clips of Eduardo pasted into an episode Ed, Edd, N Eddy. I remember it starting with the “Ed, Edd, N Eddy!” you hear at the start of a normal episode - but instead of “N Eddy” at the end, it was Eduardo’s voice actor saying “y Eduardo”
I have vivid memories of this too - I can't remember if it was an April fool's day gag during the bumpers or, a summer bumper thing - but there was something big going on CN during the time... I don't remember anymore, only because it was about the time as a kid my cable was cut off...
@@Sky_The_Daily_Dreamer I don't remember what part of the year it aired honestly. It was definitely a thing my other friends in 1st/2nd grade were aware of though, so I'd imagine it was shown fairly frequently for a bit.
Again one id like to bring up a topic I’ve mentioned before that never got much traction: Back in 2012, a Japanese idol group called Juice=Juice made their indie debut with 6 members (Karin Miyamoto, Sayuki Takagi, Tomoko Kanazawa, Yuka Miyazaki, Akari Uemura, and Aina Otsuka). They announced their major debut single on July 13th, 2013 according to hello project wiki and their official website, a triple A-side with one track entitled “Romance no Tochuu” However shortly before the debut music video was officially released via Hello Project Station (a web show that covered news about the idols and upcoming releases at the time), one of the members- Aina Otsuka- withdrew from the group. This allegedly lead to her getting edited out of the music video last minute. The version on the official UA-cam channel for Juice=Juice doesn’t show Aina at all, but the version from Hello Project Station can still be found has glimpses of Aina in the background. This leads me to believe that a full version of the MV and maybe even a version of the song itself that includes Aina exists somewhere, although this is mostly speculation based on the aforementioned evidence. There are also unused promotional images of the group that were planned to be used before Aina’s departure which may serve as evidence to support this belief. I’ve tried getting in touch with Hello Project’s official international twitter and sent emails to the agency they’re under but never got a response. But if anyone would like to help me even confirm the existence of a 6-member version of “Romance no Tochuu”, that’d be greatly appreciated! ^^
That is definitely one big lost ordeal, wow. I'll be honest, Although this seems like it has its crowd of searchers, it just doesn't seem crowd appealing enough to hit mainstream or popular status among the community. I do think maybe a few youtubers might be able to cover it and bring it into mainstream lost media (whang, for example. he's covered some things like this before). This is a big topic with some viable and applicable background info, so I do believe its something worth looking for, for the fans/cult following's sake. I wish you good luck my friend, and I'll look into this a tad bit more myself. happy searching!
@@unodrake yeah honestly with the cult following surrounding jpop and kpop (especially recently), I’m surprised I haven’t heard much about lost jpop/kpop content.
Dude, I remember the Ed, Edd, y Eduardo bumper! It wasn't long, and I don't think it was a series, but it was glorious! Eduardo was one of my faves on Foster's Home, so that crossover really blew my young mind. The Cartoon City era was really something special. Talk about unlocking a hidden gem of a memory! I didn't know it was lost media! There's so much I wish I could've recorded back then! I sound like an old person reminiscing on the glory days, but that's nostalgia for ya!
It's crazy to think about all the stuff that people saw and could have recorded back in the day though it's good we still have archives! There's so much CN City Era stuff saved here on UA-cam alone.
In the future, can you please talk about lost media that is lost forever (either because things got cancelled, there is little to no information on things, or because they are impossible to find)?
I deleted those games prior to leaving but an old version of Anti Eye Craft exists for those who pay for it (I don't recommend doing that! You can get the game free on GameJolt with all of the udated patches) I just don't have access to itchio anymore. Loveship Hypernova was the name originally.
@@CJolieTV yeah I know this comment was made long before he made the lost media that is lost forever video man. Also, now he should make a lost media video about pieces of lost media that he's not interested in (like media that is just too inappropriate, or media that he just doesn't like, or why he doesn't like certain media, etc), and he should make a video about pieces of lost media that he wants to become found the most and how they can be found. I'll suggest these ideas to him someone!!
I'm from Mexico and do remember that Uncle Gus shorts, they indeed aired in our version of the "What a Cartooon" show. I'm really surprised to hear they've been lost to time.
I remember it too!, I think I saw them at 2003 or 2004, it was really funny I remember that the dad was in love or something like that with the girl with glasses shown in this video. I think it was aired multiple times in Mexico.
I remember the cat thing, it was on CN and it was a series of shorts. I watched it inbetween Chowder and Flapjack at some point. I'd look in recordings of them first if anything. It probably aired during Har Har Tharsdays considering the weird mixed media advertising they had at the time that felt a lot like [adult swim]
I actually have seen the Ed, Edd, N Eduardo bumpers before. One i can remember is the beginning of one of the Eds episodes where Ed launches his toy rocket with his belly, causing it to go flying out of his room. So it then cuts to outside with Eduardo knocking on Ed's door, asking if he's home (Or something similar to that), then the rocket launches out of the window as usual & Eduardo runs away, screaming.
Ah I remember that! It's the only one of those bumpers I had seen and for the longest time I had thought it was just a one-off bumper that aired once and never again, but it seems kid me can rest happy knowing there's more.
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god! I cannot express how grateful I am for you posting this! Ed Edd y Eduardo missing status has mystified me for years!!… I have memories of some of the shorts, yes shorts! There was more than one. There was two that I saw! I tried making an article for it on the Lost Media wiki, but it was removed.
The "Cat News" thing sounds like it might be "Scenario: Dog vs. Cat." A parody of pundit debate shows (like "Crossfire") popular at the time, it consisted of one-minute shorts aired during commercials on adult swim. It had a dog and a cat yelling at each other over the issues of the day- I remember one bit was about the subprime mortgage crisis, which pegs it somewhere around 2008. Unfortunately, it also seems to be lost media, and a google search is no help in finding it.
I remember specifically one episode that started with them incorrectly calling it Topic, before being corrected by the other animal to Scenario. I think I've only seen one of the shorts
I think I know of another candidate, but it wasn't on Cartoon Network and wasn't even a TV show. You see, back in 2012 Smosh (yeah, Smosh. Remember them?) launched a cartoon channel on UA-cam. One of their shows prominently featured photo-realistic cats in sorts of political situations. It just so happens that one of the reoccurring was a News Reporter. It wasn't exactly a show within a show, but the content and style seems like it might fit the bill. Very obscure and probably not the show, but hey, it's worth a shot.
And Go For A Punch/Saki Sanobashi (if it exists in the first place, that is, and isn’t just something like the Evil Farming Game where somehow people just remembered something that didn’t exist) and the name of The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet, as well as the full Ben 10 Pilot, and the true original Jeff the Killer image and/or Japanese video!
5:31 I can see a thread discussing "unknown Chinese cartoon about cheetah car", however I could not find the discussion thread even when I put the whole title in quotation marks, and I cannot search for anything when I searched 猎豹车 or猎豹车卡通 in Chinese. I hope someone can start this search because it is very interesting to find something that is not North American and it can introduce the Chinese speaking world to lost media searches. Thank you.
As a big fan of Big Nate, I was shocked to hear that Lincoln Pierce made pilots for a show on CN in the early 2000s! That's very interesting to me, hopefully the english versions of Uncle Gus get found.
Considering how popular Big Nate is, I'm really surprised the creator has no social media that I could find. I'd obviously like to ask him about the pilot but I wonder if he's ever been available to his fans or other artists before.
I don't know what specifically but there's something utterly hilarious about a widespread meme having its origins in a supposedly lost commercial and almost no one ever realized that until recent One would think that being a meme it would be somewhat easy to find it's backstory. Especially knowing KnowYourMeme exists. Yet here we are!! ♡
Hey! Newer lost media searcher here (I’m really young, grew up in the time where everything was recorded, so thanks for this video!), for the one piece dub, you might want to check out and maybe get in contact with Travis willing ham and Laura Bailey who were in the funmation dub, they might be a good place to look. I myself am going to be writing to critical role in a bit, so I can also ask there :)
They literally won't know anything about that stuff. Someone just needs to find people who downloaded the edited Australian cartoon network Skypia episode downloads.
10:59 My mother and I remember these! They were like bumps, I think they're called. Just a few minutes of the characters doing things. I personally don't remember any specific dialogue, but my mother remembers Eduardo and Ed having a conversation and not knowing what was happening because she didn't know what a bump was.
I'm not sure it was a commercial but I do know there's a little ad in a comic book. I used to own a comic book with that meme on it but I think it's long gone because I got rid of my Archie Comics in a yard sale. I'm thinking it was a 2005 or 2007 book.
One thing I remember about Ed Edd Y Eduardo is that it was a short series of bumpers, definitely not just one. Eduardo was not superimposed over Eddy, that was only during the short intro jingle. What would happen is they would focus on a shot from EEnE, then have Eduardo respond in his own custom shot, in his own style, but on an EEnE background. I vaguely remember in one of them, Eduardo was made uncomfortable and then sent running by the Kanker Sisters. Even more vaguely, another one had a dialog with Kevin and the Ed-boys. I think there was at least one more, but I remember nothing of it. I have no recollection of a language barrier, though, but my memories are super fuzzy except for the intro.
I love looking up, and discussing old commercial bumpers from Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, The Disney Channel, etc.! It's one of my favorite lost media topics! Seeing those old Cartoon Network City shorts has really brought up so much nostalgia for me, and I do hope that supposed "Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo" short, along with all the other lost media topics in the video, does get found! Excellent lost media video once again, LSSQ! :D
Thank you! I agree, there's something about bumpers from that era that are so unique and notable that they're interesting and worth finding. I kinda wish they got a bigger focus in the category rather than generic network promos that people seem more interested in finding.
This was a really great video! For the first part [lost animated commercials], I actually have a white whale of lost animated commercials: the 1970s animated Jack In The Box commercials. Before we had the Jack's Back campaign, Jack made his debut as a complete mascot [as opposed to a print ad only/drive thru/walkaround/cameo in live action ads character] in these ads. He was portrayed as a teenage clown [possibly because of the success of Scooby Doo and Archie?], with green hair, a white shirt, and blue jeans. He also had a bunch of friends: Small Fry [a ginger-haired boy], Secret Sauce Agent [a secret agent who guards JITB's Secret Sauce], Hamburgermeister, Onion Ring Thing, The Shakes [fluffy milkshake colored creatures who were in a rock band], and Jack's Uncle Trilby. The characters were pretty popular in the 1970s, but were dropped in the 80s. There's only three commercials [Baseball, In The Park, Jack In The Box Animated Commercial 1970s], and three comic/records [How A House Makes Noise, Where Oil Comes From, How Pain Helps Us] on UA-cam. More Lost Commercial White Whales of mine: Dairy Queen's DQ Kid ads [starring a cowboy character named, you guessed it, DQ Kid], Frito's Frito Kid ads [only one is on UA-cam], etc. But the Jack In The Box 70s ads are my biggest lost media white whales, right next to the puppet segments from Pinwheel [I'm looking for Aurelia, Plus and Minus, and Luigi O'Brien segments that haven't been uploaded to YT yet in partricular]. While I am a 2000s kid, doing research has gotten me interested in vintage lost media.
Seeing everybody else mention their lost media inspired me to do the same: Back in the early/mid 2010s distroller (a mexican brand that makes toys, plushies, accesories, etcetera) had 2 caharcters targeted towards adults called "Güanabi y Cindi" (Wannabe y Sin Dignidad wordplays) that had products raning from plates to purses. I remember seeing them at the stores, in some merch I owned like a pencil case and, in all of the plastic bags they handed you when you purchased something, and specifically recall seeing an animation up on distroller's youtube channel at the time (2014~2016 roughly) that had the two characters looking depressed in the thumbnail (it was kinda the whole point of these characters, from what I remember they were a couple with problems and both of them looked forlorn all the time) and I distinctly remeber being scared of the warning at the begining of the video that said it was 18+ and to click away if you were a child. I also remember there being a page about them on a distroller website I don't have the URL of, nor could I find anything through the Wayback machine. If anyone who knows spanish or has some experience getting cases on the forum could help me I'd greatly appreciate it.
if anyone wants a REALLY Weird and...admittedly "dark" one, there is always the Mysterious MUZAK Tracks that played in the World Trade Centers Plaza from the 1990s till 2001 notably we have Identified the "big ones" but there are a few mystery ones we can't ID yet the overwhelming Majority of MUZAKs catalog of tracks were all instrumental covers at the time of once popular songs, for example "How Deep is Your Love" and "She's always a Woman" both recorded on 9/11 in a rather haunting video but there is also ones we have good recordings of but...nobody can figure out the names of, namely two which played in footage taken by a guy named Jack Tailercio (probably spelling that wrong but memory is failing me) one of them is jokingly referred to as the "Ice-cream truck song" for its rather janky sound, to me it honestly sounds like some 1940s bar jazz but IDK any names so its beyond me and another which is very hard to hear due to falling debris and sirens but you can hear it in the same video briefly we KNOW they were all probably made by a rather mysterious "Harley music" which was under contract by the MUZAK corporation, but we have never tracked down WHO was behind the band or even information beyond what we got in some archives if you want to dig further and throw your guesses, my friends "W4SP" and "PRE-911 WTC" here on You Tube have uploaded most of them in video format and also "recreations" based on what we can hear, I did my best early on to figure it out but I ran out of ideas quickly sadly we have access to the ACTUAL recordings that survive that played on MUZAKs satellite station, but the problem is there is probably over a hundred tracks and going through all of them especially the unnamed ones, and recording the ones still playing on the station have been a pain and take time...
@@PeiceofNick We got five marathons of the best CN shows at the time. Codename: Kids Next Door, Dexter's Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls, Ed Edd n Eddy, and Courage the Cowardly Dog. And the bumpers made for it were fun to watch.
Highly unlikely, archives show the last few episodes were only aired once on TV. Since DIC vanished the position of the dubbed episodes fell into the hands of the Canadian media archives owned by the government. Also copyright owners have changed since then. So the only way the rest of the episodes will ever be officially viewable is if we get permission from: -The Canadian Government -Toei Animations -Viz media and -Netflix
Does anyone remember an aboriginal show with a cute doll which talked about native culture in Canada? I vaguely remember it being usually shown around 6am EST but I could be wrong about the time
I've seen every episode of MAD and I don't recall anything like that. They barely had any recurring characters at all outside of Spy vs. Spy and Alfred E. Newman.
The Ed, Edd, and Eduardo skit sounds VERY familiar to me. I feel like I remember seeing it as a bumper a few times on Cartoon Network back in the early to mid 2000s. I think from what I can remember on the top of my head is that it was part of a series of bumpers that had to do with other characters from other shows being in those said shows. The only other one that comes to mind that's very similar the the Ed, Edd, and Eddy bumper is this one for KND where the Mayor from PPG was dressed like Numbah 2. That's the only one I can clearly remember off the top of my head, but I do hope it gets found soon.
Okay, so I have my own lost media that I swear no one seems to remembers. I had a weird web game as a kid that was a Shrek 2 M&M promotion. Basically it was a simple point and click adventure through Shrek's swamp that could be beaten in about five minutes. The only thing you got from it was a wallpaper of Shrek, Donkey and Puss walking with the Yellow and Red M&Ms through his swamp. No matter what, I can't find any info on it
when talking about commercials, there's one I've been looking for for a while now. it was a tourism ad for the state of Georgia. it aired sometime in the early 2010s. I live in Canada, so I definitely remember that it was aired on an American network based out of the southern US (I want to say NBC Atlanta? I can't say for sure, I only saw it once). it had lots of aerial shots, and looked very cinematic, while a man narrated about the state's history, landmarks, and sights. so far so standard, right? but here's the part I remember that really left me stunned: about halfway through the ad, it cuts to some random clips of a band playing on a stage in a theatre. I recognized the band right away... it was Atlanta-based metal outfit, Sevendust. as a huge Sevendust fan, I was absolutely floored!! of all the famous bands & artists that have come from Georgia, why they decided to go with a somewhat obscure metal band is anyone's guess... but I'm so happy they did! at least, that's my memory of the ad. ever since then, any time I tried to look for it, I come up empty-handed. UA-cam has several tourist videos on Georgia, but nothing even remotely similar to the ad in question, and of course, no Sevendust. I'm even part of a Sevendust fan group on Facebook; I posted about the ad asking if anyone else had seen it, and one of the band's guitarists, John Connelly, reached out to me personally... to tell me he didn't recall being involved with any such video. well... that just left me at a loss for words. I don't know if whoever put the video together just stole a bunch of Sevendust B-roll footage to pad out their commercial... or if I'm just remembering the whole ad wrong and the band was never in it. I don't know how much of the lost media community is into travel & tourism promotional materials, but if anyone else has ever seen this ad, it would at least confirm that my memory isn't as terrible as I thought it was lol. I could always send a link to John Connelly, too, see what he has to say about it lol. as far as the band shots go, I distinctly remember seeing lead singer Lajon Witherspoon (he's a big, muscular African-American man with mile-long dreadlocks, it's hard to mistake him for anyone else), and they were playing on stage in front of giant red & gold curtains (if you've seen their video for the song "Live Again", it's very reminiscent of that)
Could the guy be remembering "Kitty History" by Trevor Moore? It was a skit in one of his specials where cats reenacted parts of history. I think it ran as it's own thing during comershal breaks as well. That was on Comedy Central though .
If it isn't that, it sounds like the type of "lol, random" type sketch I'd expect from CN's Fried Dynamite programming block. That was from when they were on the cusp of doing the live-action content and had all these live-action segments between cartoons (such as parodies of shows like Zack and Cody and Hannah Montana). Maybe the cat news show was one of them?
That Ed Edd y Eduardo one sounds really, REALLY familiar. Not that I have it recorded anywhere or anything, but this is one of the first times I’ve heard about one of these lost media searches and been like, “Yeah, yeah I think I actually do know that one.”
I have the Uncle gus pilots in latin american spanish saved on my computer. And I have all of the big pick ones. However they are also in spanish. The only ones I have in english are Kitty Bobo, Swaroop and Freaky Family
11:59 hey, maybe this commercial is from latinamerica, back in the day we used to have an era where the channel was getting a little edgy using slogans like "we do what we want", during that era we had commercials of various CN characters making crossovers, the most famous was this one of the Mayor from PPG replacing Numbah 2 and then getting kicked out of the house ua-cam.com/video/E4Zj4dHOyYo/v-deo.html
If I recall correctly, the Ed Edd N Eduardo segment started the the Static Ed Edd N Eddy screen, with Eduardo replacing Eddy. It than played a snippet of a Ed Edd N Eddy episode with Eduardo replacing Eddy. The segment I remember off the top of my head was “Hand Me Down Ed”, with the segment being Double Dee holding onto the boomerang and stripping down to his undies.
Well, the cats news readers reminded me of a picture I'd meant to save sometime recently. Didn't find the picture but was somehow lead to an article about Margret Atwood and her cats. I've spent apositive thing about her to balance that.
so glad you talked about the lost jaya/skypiea dub of the series, i always wanted to know if they were found. when i first got into the series it was lost, so its great to see (most of them) them finally found
I can't add anything new, but I'll also confirm I have vague memories of the "Ed Edd y Eduardo" existing. and the description of it being Eduardo replacing Eddy for clips of existing EE&E episodes sounds about right. if I were to ask my siblings about that crossover I'm sure at least one of them would remember it too.
Man, Captain Sturdy would have made me so MAD as a kid. I would have been SO on board with an old superhero comedy cartoon. At least now I have the benefit of the neverwas
Don't know if this will help with the search, but I remember that Ed, Edd, n Eduardo segment perfectly in terms of visuals. The only thing that slips my mind is the dialogue. The segment began with the usual Ed, Edd, n Eddy intro, but it says Eduardo instead of Eddy and Eduardo is pasted over him. The episode used for the segment is Once Bitten Twice Ed, and it begins with that clip of Ed pushing a model rocket into his stomach as usual. However once Ed launches the rocket from his stomach it cuts to Eduardo knocking on the door to Ed's house (it looks more like he's just pasted onto a default background from the show). I think its a misconception that Eduardo is placed over Eddy in the episode because despite replacing Eddy in the intro, he never actually comes face to face with Ed or Double D. Nobody even responds to him, Eduardo's just talking to himself outside Ed's house. Then the rocket Ed launched goes through a window and starts flying around, which terrifies Eduardo causing him to freak out. The segment ends there. While I probably misremembered a detail or two (I was probably still in elementary when this aired) I think this is a good basic summary of how the short looked. I hope it gets found, I didn't even know it was lost until this video.
I definitely remember Ed, Edd, n Edwardo. My memory is it was part of a series of bumpers/shorts where the joke was a character from one show would replace a character on another, all with similar pun names. But I can't remember any of the other ones, so take that with a grain of salt.
The reason I THINK that the Big Pick pilots from Cartoon Network are almost always firstly found in Spanish is because they sometimes air on ToonCast For those of you who don’t know what ToonCast is: ToonCast is a channel that airs old Cartoon Network an Warner Bros shows including old Cartoon Network channel. So maybe some day they’ll air the missing pilots from Uncle Guss.
i 100% remember the “Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo" Bumper. It was just a bumper not a series (maybe multiple) and I think it aired around the CN City era. It definitely exists.
You're killing it with these videos. I started to watch these not too long ago, barely know anything about the subject, but they keep catching my interest.
Hey I’m 99% sure that cat News thing was from Incredible Crew! Show from the early 2010s focusing on random = funny shorts. If someone has recordings of old Incredible Crew episodes I’m confident the cat anchorman sketch can be found!
I looked it up out of curiosity and I can't find anything close to it. According to the fandom page for the show it was a live action skit show and had 13 or so episodes (first one aired in 2013) and was cancelled after the 1st season since I apparently it was really bad
The cat video rings a bell... I didn't personally have CN growing up, but in the UK we did have a few clip shows, Chute! (2007 was for kids), also Rudetube (definitely had lots of cat videos). Might be a stretch, but might have been shown in the uk on one of those. An idea on the Shrek adverts, these look like they could be cardboard standees - also, if these were for computer shops, if a commercial did exist, it is likely they would have played it on the tvs for sale in the shops (just a theory). I'm digging into it now, and there are postcards from this promotion for sale on ebay right now.
This may not be of much help as it’s probably Mandela getting the better of me, but I feel like I have a really vague memory of the Shrek screen-cap originating from a Canon or Kodak commercial. The timeframe I’m thinking is either after the first or second movie, as Shrek was a hot commodity in that period and just about every retail property seemingly wanted to have some type of promotional tie-in. What I "remember" about the commercial itself is Shrek taking a relaxing jaunt throughout the forest, snapping artsy pictures of things such as butterflies as he goes. Also I think Donkey accompanies Shrek in the commercial. Sorry if this description doesn’t help whatsoever, but the screen-cap seems so familiar other than just being a meme.
I looked up Uncle Gus after it was mentioned here- I definitely remember that monkey short, no doubt in my mind, so I guess this is the video where I finally acknowledge I recognize something. On the topic of What a Cartoon! and the old Big Pick Weekend, there's one short that's eluded me as far as my searches go- It involved a princess who was a detective of some kind. She looked kinda like the old princess classic idea- pink dress, cone hat, all that. The only thing I remember from the short is she was subjected to a particularly nasty bit of slapstick, she screamed she had to go to a hospital, and she ended up in a hospital for dolls (so maybe the whole show was toy themed?) I don't even know how to begin a search like that, so I'm putting it out there here.
Yes, I remember that! It's been living rent free in the back of my mind for days now (luckily I can actually draw this scene from vague memory). She was a princess detective where the only thing I remember was her laying on a pool chair in the backyard with her end of episode monologue of "the proof was in the pudding" while eating a spoonful of it.. and then the entire pool turned into pudding.
Not that I’ve been searching crazy hard, but it is cool to get affirmation someone else might know what I’m talking about. I feel like I can maybe vaguely recall that gag you’re referencing too. There was another one about a crazy dangerous mini golf course that’s popped in and out of my head for a while I just now finally confirmed was, “Thrillseekers in Putt n’ Perish.” It’s cool that one did come up, but the princess PI short continue to avoid me.
I remember Uncle Gus being really boring but that's about it. I remember that I didn't like it because it didn't have much going on. Luckily, the show lost the pick and a better show got the spot. I think there were 5 episodes. One about a dog, one about Gus, one about Susy(?), there was a road trip one I think, and the last one had country music.
Anybody remember the Kids WB crossover Bumper where Cyborg and Beast Boy are reading fan mail and then Beast Boy turns into a green Pikachu? I have asked this channel already and some of you helped me look but nobody was able to find it. If anybody remembers it let me know because I feel so sure that it was real. "Beast Boy! can you turn into a Pokemon just this one time?" "Okay! Pikachuuuu!"
I SAW ED EDD Y EDUARDO! I’ve been thinking that it was something I saw in a dream since I couldn’t find anything about it in years. If I remember right it may have been a single bumper, all I know was it aired a bit in the mid/late 2000s
Here’s some lost media that became lost just hours ago. I’m the reason it’s lost. It’s a credit karma ad where we see 2 people (the ispot description reveals that they are actually a buddy cop duo) tied together. The one in the front pulls out his phone and checks his credit score while telling the one in the back about Credit Karma. Then as the commercial ends it pans to the TNT as it prepares to explode. I have a screenshot of the first few seconds of the ad. It got pulled because I simp for the cop in the front
I think i remember that Ed, Edd Y Eduardo bumper and Eduardo was wearing sunglasses, a Trenchcoat and a Fedora like a shady dealer of illegal substances... it always striked me as odd and not very kid friendly so it stuck in my mind ever since i saw it the first time.
Alright boys, we need a dedicated search team to find the Shrek Camera Commercial Bonus points if we can get BlameItOnJorge to do a video that has a section to this to stir up traction
The Ed edd n Eduardo is more of a bumper series, or whatever you’d like to call it, I know at least 2 existed, the first was Ed sticking a rocket into his belly button and then cutting to eduardo, the other was the kanker sisters “flirting” with eduardo
I've been looking far and wide for that lost Funimation One Piece dub. I know for a fact that I would set my VCR to record episodes around that time, I have a tape with some episodes somewhere. On the topic of One Piece dubs, the Singaporean Odex English dub is pretty much lost as well. It was archived at one point, but it all seems to be lost again aside from the first few episodes. That being said, I recently picked up the first 7 of the 8 VCD releases that I imported from Malaysia. Been working on getting them ripped. The Odex dub is wild man, even more ludicrous than the 4kids dub
I think I know what the cat news thing is. Sometime around 2004 Nickelodeon had a marathon about animal themed episodes which was hosted by two cat newscasters. Pretty sure the bumpers from it are online too. (On the subject of the CN shorts from 2010 I do remember seeing a few of them like Laantz and Derek and The Swashbuckling Adventures of the Men and Jeremy. I do have a lost media inquiry involving a series of shorts I saw on CN called R.I.P. that was apparently made for Turner Classic Movies? It was claymation and seemed kinda morbid, not exactly kid channel material.)
RE: Ed, Edd, y Eduardo. I saw this when it was airing. I specifically remember there being more than one kind of short that played during commercial breaks. By "series", I believe the idea is that it was a series of bumpers, not a spin-off. Unfortunately my family stopped recording TV to VHS tapes by the time Foster's had started airing. I just remember that there was more than one variant.
I remember the Big Pick! I don't remember the Spanish name but it also aired on Cartoon Network Latin America on Fridays around the evening simultaneously as in the US, if I'm not mistaken. The voiced actors actually dubbed all these potentially one-shot pilots and it was cool to see all these shows. VHS recordings of TV were popular in Latin America in the 00s and that's probably why they have mainly resurfaced in Spanish 😄good job LSSQ!
I'm from Mexico,and i'm sad to say,that i HAD a VHS with that pilot from Uncle Gus,here in Mexico,it aired in this 30 minute short/pilot compilation called "Cartoon Cartoon's" if i remember correctly,and it was just a 30 "show" with 3 of those old cartoon network pilots,and back then my mother used to record random cartoons for me,and she had recorded me quite a couple of those pilot shows,i also remember that other pilots included an early power-puff girls episode,this other bizarre one where a clown looked for his mother in this cool world like world with a flea that played the trumpet inside the clown's mouth and yeah uncle Gus was definitely one in that VHS,the episode started with Gus getting payed,and he spends it on a giant TV,he then watches a show where his ex wife appears,and she is wearing her wedding ring,thinking that she may still love him,Gus goes to the Zoo where the wife work,some stuff happens with some Gorillas,and when he finally ask her about the ring,turns out that the only reason she was still wearing it was cause the ring was stuck in her finger apologies for the long comment,im just a bit shocked that i actually had this random cartoon that is now considered loss
idk if anyone can find a piece of lost media for me but I remember around 2002-2003? When the haunted mansion was coming out and Disney had little diys for Halloween that we're to celebrate the haunted mansion coming out in theaters and it would air in-between/maybe during shows? I remember one was where these kids cut a hole in a table cloth and in put it on the table (like madame leota) put their head thru to scare people... I think there were 3 total but I'm not sure and I don't remember the rest... This aired on the Disney channel
I remember the hotdog tv thing. My kids were young then so I watched a lot of CN and they were like little skits in between shows. They were strange and I remember thinking what the hell is this. I remember the cat skit. I wouldn't know the first place to look for such stuff though.
Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo was definitely just a singular channel bumper, not a series. That description about it being Luck of the Ed actually sounds dead on.
I feel like they definitely did other individualistic crossovers after CN City and just vaguely vibing stuff like that one of the giant Sarah and the Ed’s in the doll playhouse.
I credit Blameitonjorge forgetting me into the last media community in the first place with us now iconic video “40 pieces of Lost kid shows” i’m paraphrasing the title because I don’t remember it exactly, I think he’s trying to do different content now because I he doesn’t wanna be just known as the last media guy which is totally understandable but I’m glad people like you are caring the torch and I hope I can start my own channel soon where I wanna do different things but last video also be a big part of it
That hotdog show has to be a product of Brian Henson or connected to him in some way. If you go see his show “Puppet Up!” Live anywhere, those puppets are still used and very much in tact- I actually have a plush doll of one of them as they have a little cult following!
Yo! I remember that Ed, Edd y Eduardo clip! I remember one being Double D sulking near a streetlight post and Eduardo trying to talk Double D out of his funk. The scene could be the same as the one from the post, I'll edit the post if I find the episode the scene is from.
Holy crap! I remember actually seeing that Flash-animated Uncle Gus short! Lincoln Peirce can't seem to catch a break with pitch pilots between that and Super John Doe, Jr.
I remember I VHS recorded a whole bunch of One Piece episodes of 4Kids (the last episode for us was the final episode of Drum Island) As well as recording lots of Kirby Roght Back at ya! Good times. My brother eventually found the rest of the Missing One Piece episodes, with the exception of the ones you mentioned.
Lost media being found (the One Piece 4Kids Dub having torrent links) but then lost again (those torrent links all being dead) is something I've never really thought about.
this reminds me again of a bumper(???) that i only saw air ONCE around the time Ben 10 was first airing its first season. it was joke version of the ending of an episode where Grandpa Max scolds Ben for disobeying him and getting in to a bad situation. it may have been Kevin 11's debut episode. regardless, it started out with the normal line form the show with Ben saying "Im sorry grandpa" and then it goes off script with Grandpa Max berating Ben for all mischief he's caused, a lot of stuff that never happened in the show, but the mention of it was very humorous. and it was still with Grandpa Max's VA Paul Eiding. the problem with this kind of thing is that im sure its one of those weird "it literally only aired once and only in certain states" type of thing, cuz i could never find proof that it existed and i would have NO idea how to go about searching for it. one of those "we'll be lucky if somebody randomly was recording with a vhs at the time"
I've brought this up multiple times, but I distinctly remember seeing a Adult Swim bump (Somewhere between 2010 - 2011) that consisted of 3 blue cgi'd men with creepy piano music in the background, a piece of text at the bottom with a certain air time, as well as the camera zooming into the middle figure's face. The text also had the words which I think were "Blue Man". So yea, my only guess is that it was a commercial for a special involving the Blue Men Group, except I don't even know if the Blue Men Group were ever on Adult Swim or not.
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Search for total fruit island it’s been lost for 12 years
I honestly don't think you should have the Kekcroc shirt up on your merch store as it is now. Nicholas Fedorov created Kekcroc and I don't think he'd be privy to someone using his render of a character he created for profit. I know he's not on the internet anymore, but I think there should be a different artist's interpretation of Kekcroc.
got an awesome find that I hope to see in your next video-the extended TV version of Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, just have to find someone to rip the tape for me and i'll upload it to Internet Archive(and i'll keep a backup copy on Google Drive in case it gets taken down).
Thomas the tank engine lost media 🚂🚃🚃
Ever thought of looking into Unreleased media? Episodes of canceled shows, unreleased issues of comic books, games that were shelved before release, movies that never made it to theater.
I’m almost entirely sure the “Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo” thing was made for a foster’s home special called “good wilt hunting” because I definitely remember seeing something like that around thanksgiving 2006. If good wilt hunting has a DVD release, there’s a strong possibility that it’s an extra on that DVD.
I could've sworn it was made for the Billy & Mandy / KND crossover. The credits of that special featured art of various fake crossovers such as "Samurai Mac" and "My Gym Partner's a Mandark", so I guess I mistakenly believed that short was used to promote the special.
@@Zygarbodor that would’ve been my first guess, but the grim adventures of the KND would’ve been after the time frame it was known to air in & the end slides of that special were just slides & didn’t feature animation.
@@tess4940 How do we know when it aired despite the short being lost?
@@Zygarbodor something being lost doesn’t stop people from remembering when it aired.
@@tess4940 I know that, but memory can be faulty. Is there any definitive proof that it aired in 2006? I'm not saying it couldn't have aired then, I just think that the GAotKND theory shouldn't be ruled out so soon.
The “Ed Edd y Eduardo” thing WAS in fact just a bumper. I think it was around the infamous “Yes” era that came after the CN City era. But yeah it was just Eduardo pasted in over an EEnE clip. And then it ended with some line like “why mess with what works” or something.
My memory is foggy but i know for a fact i saw this bumper back then
I remember it!
The clips from the original episode had Edd saying "what have I done? Who am I?"
Eduardo: you are double D. The Ed with two D's.
Edd: what have I become?!?
Eduardo: uh... Two D's....?
I remembered seeing these bumpers, I can’t remember a whole lot about them but I really want to say that they had Eduardo dressed up like Eddy at some point.
I remember finding it to be very funny for some reason lol
That last bit triggered a memory. I THINK there were others shows involved with other characters but I can't seem to remember
I also remember it being during the "Yes!" era. Like it was defintely after the CN City era. But not quite Noodz era. During that time CN was still pretty experimental like in CN City but they definitely were going through a rebrand with a simpler "rule of cool"-esque kinda style during the Yes! Era and there were quite a few pretty obscure shorts and bumps that would come out here and there, thought I was gassing myself into remembering Ed, Edd and Eduardo but but no I def remember it. Eduardo only spoke spanish iirc.
Here's an interesting lost media topic if anyone's bored enough to pursue it: In either January or February of 2007, Cartoon Network ran a special promotion called "Monkey Monday", in which it aired nothing but monkey themed episodes for a full day. They made unique bumpers for it and everything. I tried asking the LMW about it, and while they were able to confirm that it was real, no one could find the bumpers.
Another is the alternate opening of samurai jack. The dvds doesn’t have it.
i think I remember that!
I remember that happening talk about a blast from the past.
I remember Stump the Monkey, a Kids WB commercial where kids tried to stump Professor Ohoh Ahah, a talking chimp. A kid asked "Why is water wet?" and that stumped the monkey.
i specifically remember that special very well
I'm from Chile, but the ''cat news thing'' rings a bell. I kinda remember watching it at late night, in the early 2010's, probably on Cartoon Network. I didn't put too much attention to it, but I'm pretty sure it really was some kind of show-within-a-show.
It was dubbed, so it's probably a good idea to ask about it in the spanish-speaking branch of the Lost Media community.
EDIT: One comment here said it was probably Kitty History by Trevor Moore on Comedy Central, but I don't think that's it. The estimated airing dates don't match, and I'm 100% sure it wasn't a music video, like Kitty History.
I don't know if it helps, but now I vaguely remember that the anchor cats thing was followed and/or preceded by unrelated shorts, so the whole thing could probably be part of some weird block.
EDIT 2: I asked some friends about it, and they remember having watched it, too. They couldn't recall any details other than the fact that it definitely aired on Cartoon Network.
EDIT 3: It was found. It's from an animated anthology series called Sunday Pants.
Bro yo también lo ví, te podría asegurar que era un episodio de los pulgares que se peleaban pero no se
@@sebastiannanook531 Ahora que lo mencionas, me hiciste recordar que lo de los pulgares siempre lo daban junto a la cosa de los gatos. Pero no sé si eran parte del mismo programa, o eran parte de un bloque de cortos sin relación.
EDIT: Acabo de investigar un poco, y estoy casi seguro de que el noticiero de gatos y las luchas de pulgares eran programas distintos, pero sí es un hecho que ambas cosas las transmitían juntas.
I saw a comment where someone says they think the cat news short was on a show called "Incredible Crew" that aired in the 2010s. I looked it up and it's all live action, and it only had 13-14 episodes but I couldn't find any clips of it on UA-cam or Google... I just thought I'd mention it, probably won't help tbh
@@familyguyfunnies1705 I don't think that's it, either. Incredible Crew was never dubbed in any kind of spanish language.
Still, knowing the things that could or could not be, really helps narrowing things down. Thank you!
@@theinbunch1380 Ah, okay. Np though!
I don't see many people talk about Wiggles lost media.
They are always on the home page on the lost media wiki but nobody talks about them or brings them into the public eye.
I really hope a community forms to look for Wiggles lost media.
I loved the wiggles as a kid but I had no idea they had lost media until now!! I’ll definitely check out the wiki
@@flowerzforsaturn every time I go on the wiki I see them.
Personally I would love to see their 1995 Pilot from before TV Series 1, The Greg version of Getting Strong/Wiggle and Learn and as a fan of the Sam Era I would like to see if anything else exists of Wiggles in Wonderland.
some things are better off lost to the sands of time
@@BrutalFelix82 the history of the most iconic children's band in the world?
Do you hate The Wiggles or Something?
@@SuperRosie39 the wiggles/teletubies and similar "kids" shows were always more creepy than anything else to me
yo, I remember Uncle Gus being in the CN Summer Resort flash game series! I just assumed he was an original character made for that game and am now learning he had his own pilot at one point. Would love to see this one found!
Funny enough, there were three other episodes of that flash game where the playable characters were from other failed pilots from Big Pick 2000. Episode 2 featured Longhair from Good Wheel Hunting, Episode 3 featured Vivian from Foe Paws, and Episode 4 featured Prickles the Cactus from the show of the same name.
I came here to say this! I recognized him instantly. I played that game for hours as a kid!
@@carsausage Another piece of lost media is every Jinx game, a claylike MMO, and the Di-Gata Defenders MMO.
I wonder if the imp trick or treat game is lost media?
I'm a massive One Piece fan, and I had a distinct memory of watching chopper defend the Merry on live tv long before I became a fan. I was never able to place that episode because I knew it had to be a censored 4kids episode, and while rewatching the series, I've looked for it but was never able to find a moment that fit. The only moment that made sense was a moment in Skypeia, but 4kids never made it that far. Thanks to you, I've realized it must've been a censored Funimation episode. Always cool to find out you've seen lost media.
Those episodes only aired on Australia Cartoon Network. You must be from there?
that shrek meme possibly being from a lost commercial is the most random thing like who woulda thought !!! crazy
I always just assumed it was a fan-made image
This one's certainly going in the record books
Had no clue Ed, Edd, y Eduardo was lost, that’s crazy. I remember seeing the bumper(s?) on TV, and referencing it with my friends in elementary school all the time. It was basically just very short clips of Eduardo pasted into an episode Ed, Edd, N Eddy.
I remember it starting with the “Ed, Edd, N Eddy!” you hear at the start of a normal episode - but instead of “N Eddy” at the end, it was Eduardo’s voice actor saying “y Eduardo”
And then there was a little Latin-style guitar riff, right?
I have vivid memories of this too - I can't remember if it was an April fool's day gag during the bumpers or, a summer bumper thing - but there was something big going on CN during the time...
I don't remember anymore, only because it was about the time as a kid my cable was cut off...
@@xainsshrimpboat340 The guitar riff isn't something I specifically remember, but that sounds kind of familiar
@@Sky_The_Daily_Dreamer I don't remember what part of the year it aired honestly. It was definitely a thing my other friends in 1st/2nd grade were aware of though, so I'd imagine it was shown fairly frequently for a bit.
@@xainsshrimpboat340 there was a guitar riff
Again one id like to bring up a topic I’ve mentioned before that never got much traction: Back in 2012, a Japanese idol group called Juice=Juice made their indie debut with 6 members (Karin Miyamoto, Sayuki Takagi, Tomoko Kanazawa, Yuka Miyazaki, Akari Uemura, and Aina Otsuka). They announced their major debut single on July 13th, 2013 according to hello project wiki and their official website, a triple A-side with one track entitled “Romance no Tochuu”
However shortly before the debut music video was officially released via Hello Project Station (a web show that covered news about the idols and upcoming releases at the time), one of the members- Aina Otsuka- withdrew from the group. This allegedly lead to her getting edited out of the music video last minute. The version on the official UA-cam channel for Juice=Juice doesn’t show Aina at all, but the version from Hello Project Station can still be found has glimpses of Aina in the background. This leads me to believe that a full version of the MV and maybe even a version of the song itself that includes Aina exists somewhere, although this is mostly speculation based on the aforementioned evidence.
There are also unused promotional images of the group that were planned to be used before Aina’s departure which may serve as evidence to support this belief.
I’ve tried getting in touch with Hello Project’s official international twitter and sent emails to the agency they’re under but never got a response. But if anyone would like to help me even confirm the existence of a 6-member version of “Romance no Tochuu”, that’d be greatly appreciated! ^^
Why don't you ask on the wiki?
@@curiumpills5963 I’ll be honest I’ve been meaning to but I keep procrastinating on that 😅 I was lucky I remembered to make this comment.
That is definitely one big lost ordeal, wow. I'll be honest, Although this seems like it has its crowd of searchers, it just doesn't seem crowd appealing enough to hit mainstream or popular status among the community. I do think maybe a few youtubers might be able to cover it and bring it into mainstream lost media (whang, for example. he's covered some things like this before). This is a big topic with some viable and applicable background info, so I do believe its something worth looking for, for the fans/cult following's sake. I wish you good luck my friend, and I'll look into this a tad bit more myself. happy searching!
@@unodrake yeah honestly with the cult following surrounding jpop and kpop (especially recently), I’m surprised I haven’t heard much about lost jpop/kpop content.
wasn't there a mix of J=J's 14th single with Takagi Sayuki before she got terminated? i swear i remember hearing that it existed
Dude, I remember the Ed, Edd, y Eduardo bumper! It wasn't long, and I don't think it was a series, but it was glorious! Eduardo was one of my faves on Foster's Home, so that crossover really blew my young mind. The Cartoon City era was really something special. Talk about unlocking a hidden gem of a memory! I didn't know it was lost media! There's so much I wish I could've recorded back then! I sound like an old person reminiscing on the glory days, but that's nostalgia for ya!
It's crazy to think about all the stuff that people saw and could have recorded back in the day though it's good we still have archives! There's so much CN City Era stuff saved here on UA-cam alone.
In the future, can you please talk about lost media that is lost forever (either because things got cancelled, there is little to no information on things, or because they are impossible to find)?
I deleted those games prior to leaving but an old version of Anti Eye Craft exists for those who pay for it (I don't recommend doing that! You can get the game free on GameJolt with all of the udated patches) I just don't have access to itchio anymore. Loveship Hypernova was the name originally.
@@Hauntaku oh nice that's awesome dude I didn't even know that.
@superdavidbrothers he has a video like that now, featuring Thomas the Tank engine railway series on the thumbnail
@@CJolieTV yeah I know this comment was made long before he made the lost media that is lost forever video man. Also, now he should make a lost media video about pieces of lost media that he's not interested in (like media that is just too inappropriate, or media that he just doesn't like, or why he doesn't like certain media, etc), and he should make a video about pieces of lost media that he wants to become found the most and how they can be found. I'll suggest these ideas to him someone!!
@@SuperDavidBrothers I was just letting you know in case you missed it 👍🏼
I'm from Mexico and do remember that Uncle Gus shorts, they indeed aired in our version of the "What a Cartooon" show. I'm really surprised to hear they've been lost to time.
I remember it too!, I think I saw them at 2003 or 2004, it was really funny I remember that the dad was in love or something like that with the girl with glasses shown in this video. I think it was aired multiple times in Mexico.
I remember the cat thing, it was on CN and it was a series of shorts. I watched it inbetween Chowder and Flapjack at some point. I'd look in recordings of them first if anything. It probably aired during Har Har Tharsdays considering the weird mixed media advertising they had at the time that felt a lot like [adult swim]
I actually have seen the Ed, Edd, N Eduardo bumpers before. One i can remember is the beginning of one of the Eds episodes where Ed launches his toy rocket with his belly, causing it to go flying out of his room. So it then cuts to outside with Eduardo knocking on Ed's door, asking if he's home (Or something similar to that), then the rocket launches out of the window as usual & Eduardo runs away, screaming.
Same!
Oh yeah I do remember that
YES THAT WAS WHAT I REMEMBER! I was able to recall the part of Eduardo knocking on ed's house but I didn't remember what the EEnE clip was.
I remember it too!!
Ah I remember that! It's the only one of those bumpers I had seen and for the longest time I had thought it was just a one-off bumper that aired once and never again, but it seems kid me can rest happy knowing there's more.
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god! I cannot express how grateful I am for you posting this! Ed Edd y Eduardo missing status has mystified me for years!!… I have memories of some of the shorts, yes shorts! There was more than one. There was two that I saw! I tried making an article for it on the Lost Media wiki, but it was removed.
There is lots of Toonami music that was used in bumpers that could be considered lost media. Most were made by Pelican City
I swear I remember a bump of Eduardo and him having some kind of language barrier with other characters.
The "Cat News" thing sounds like it might be "Scenario: Dog vs. Cat." A parody of pundit debate shows (like "Crossfire") popular at the time, it consisted of one-minute shorts aired during commercials on adult swim. It had a dog and a cat yelling at each other over the issues of the day- I remember one bit was about the subprime mortgage crisis, which pegs it somewhere around 2008. Unfortunately, it also seems to be lost media, and a google search is no help in finding it.
I remember specifically one episode that started with them incorrectly calling it Topic, before being corrected by the other animal to Scenario. I think I've only seen one of the shorts
I think I know of another candidate, but it wasn't on Cartoon Network and wasn't even a TV show. You see, back in 2012 Smosh (yeah, Smosh. Remember them?) launched a cartoon channel on UA-cam. One of their shows prominently featured photo-realistic cats in sorts of political situations. It just so happens that one of the reoccurring was a News Reporter. It wasn't exactly a show within a show, but the content and style seems like it might fit the bill. Very obscure and probably not the show, but hey, it's worth a shot.
I literally have that shrek image taped to my door from the old magazine
New lost media is coming, hope the family guy pilot gets found this year.
I hope that more stuff gets found!
So the thing on the DVD was only part of it?
And Go For A Punch/Saki Sanobashi (if it exists in the first place, that is, and isn’t just something like the Evil Farming Game where somehow people just remembered something that didn’t exist) and the name of The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet, as well as the full Ben 10 Pilot, and the true original Jeff the Killer image and/or Japanese video!
@I guess I'll start using Musicthat search has been going on sense 2002 wish I was joking
I heard there was a full version of the Family Guy pilot, but it has never been found publicly.
5:31 I can see a thread discussing "unknown Chinese cartoon about cheetah car", however I could not find the discussion thread even when I put the whole title in quotation marks, and I cannot search for anything when I searched 猎豹车 or猎豹车卡通 in Chinese. I hope someone can start this search because it is very interesting to find something that is not North American and it can introduce the Chinese speaking world to lost media searches. Thank you.
sounds interesting
yo the thread is still there and the search is done as well.
It was about 咘隆家族 官方首站
It’s also got an English dub called Vroomiz
@@elianewinter2638 thanks! This cartoon is hard to find and is quite obscure.... Can you elaborate how they found it? And are you a Chinese speaker?
As a big fan of Big Nate, I was shocked to hear that Lincoln Pierce made pilots for a show on CN in the early 2000s! That's very interesting to me, hopefully the english versions of Uncle Gus get found.
No wonder the styles seem so similar- the overlap of CCSR and Big Nate!
I was just about to comment how it looks like Big Nate lmao, this makes sense now! Lol
He looks like the picture day dude from Big Nate.
Considering how popular Big Nate is, I'm really surprised the creator has no social media that I could find. I'd obviously like to ask him about the pilot but I wonder if he's ever been available to his fans or other artists before.
I don't know what specifically but there's something utterly hilarious about a widespread meme having its origins in a supposedly lost commercial and almost no one ever realized that until recent
One would think that being a meme it would be somewhat easy to find it's backstory. Especially knowing KnowYourMeme exists. Yet here we are!! ♡
I'm sure it was an ad in a comic book. Probably Archie Comics. I think the back of the comic had Over The Hedge or The Ant Bully on it.
Fun fact: That monkey puppet meme is supposedly from a lost series.
**Snaps**
*Yep, this one's going in my lost media compilation*
Hey! Newer lost media searcher here (I’m really young, grew up in the time where everything was recorded, so thanks for this video!), for the one piece dub, you might want to check out and maybe get in contact with Travis willing ham and Laura Bailey who were in the funmation dub, they might be a good place to look. I myself am going to be writing to critical role in a bit, so I can also ask there :)
They literally won't know anything about that stuff. Someone just needs to find people who downloaded the edited Australian cartoon network Skypia episode downloads.
10:59 My mother and I remember these! They were like bumps, I think they're called. Just a few minutes of the characters doing things. I personally don't remember any specific dialogue, but my mother remembers Eduardo and Ed having a conversation and not knowing what was happening because she didn't know what a bump was.
I heard someone say that the Kanker Sisters show up in a bumper and I remembered the dialogue Eduardo says when he sees them.
Very glad to have contributed to the Shrek commercial findings, it really was a random event to have found a piece of a possible lost commercial lol
I'm not sure it was a commercial but I do know there's a little ad in a comic book. I used to own a comic book with that meme on it but I think it's long gone because I got rid of my Archie Comics in a yard sale. I'm thinking it was a 2005 or 2007 book.
One thing I remember about Ed Edd Y Eduardo is that it was a short series of bumpers, definitely not just one. Eduardo was not superimposed over Eddy, that was only during the short intro jingle. What would happen is they would focus on a shot from EEnE, then have Eduardo respond in his own custom shot, in his own style, but on an EEnE background. I vaguely remember in one of them, Eduardo was made uncomfortable and then sent running by the Kanker Sisters. Even more vaguely, another one had a dialog with Kevin and the Ed-boys. I think there was at least one more, but I remember nothing of it.
I have no recollection of a language barrier, though, but my memories are super fuzzy except for the intro.
Eduardo: "The Kanker Sisters!? Uwhooooa!" * hides in a trash can *
"... probably wasn't from Adult Swim because it was funny..."
Sick burn
I love looking up, and discussing old commercial bumpers from Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, The Disney Channel, etc.! It's one of my favorite lost media topics! Seeing those old Cartoon Network City shorts has really brought up so much nostalgia for me, and I do hope that supposed "Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo" short, along with all the other lost media topics in the video, does get found! Excellent lost media video once again, LSSQ! :D
Thank you! I agree, there's something about bumpers from that era that are so unique and notable that they're interesting and worth finding. I kinda wish they got a bigger focus in the category rather than generic network promos that people seem more interested in finding.
@@LSuperSonicQ You're welcome! I know, right? It is a shame we don't get unique, and fascinating bumpers like those days anymore... Same.
This was a really great video! For the first part [lost animated commercials], I actually have a white whale of lost animated commercials: the 1970s animated Jack In The Box commercials. Before we had the Jack's Back campaign, Jack made his debut as a complete mascot [as opposed to a print ad only/drive thru/walkaround/cameo in live action ads character] in these ads. He was portrayed as a teenage clown [possibly because of the success of Scooby Doo and Archie?], with green hair, a white shirt, and blue jeans. He also had a bunch of friends: Small Fry [a ginger-haired boy], Secret Sauce Agent [a secret agent who guards JITB's Secret Sauce], Hamburgermeister, Onion Ring Thing, The Shakes [fluffy milkshake colored creatures who were in a rock band], and Jack's Uncle Trilby. The characters were pretty popular in the 1970s, but were dropped in the 80s. There's only three commercials [Baseball, In The Park, Jack In The Box Animated Commercial 1970s], and three comic/records [How A House Makes Noise, Where Oil Comes From, How Pain Helps Us] on UA-cam. More Lost Commercial White Whales of mine: Dairy Queen's DQ Kid ads [starring a cowboy character named, you guessed it, DQ Kid], Frito's Frito Kid ads [only one is on UA-cam], etc. But the Jack In The Box 70s ads are my biggest lost media white whales, right next to the puppet segments from Pinwheel [I'm looking for Aurelia, Plus and Minus, and Luigi O'Brien segments that haven't been uploaded to YT yet in partricular]. While I am a 2000s kid, doing research has gotten me interested in vintage lost media.
Seeing everybody else mention their lost media inspired me to do the same:
Back in the early/mid 2010s distroller (a mexican brand that makes toys, plushies, accesories, etcetera) had 2 caharcters targeted towards adults called "Güanabi y Cindi" (Wannabe y Sin Dignidad wordplays) that had products raning from plates to purses. I remember seeing them at the stores, in some merch I owned like a pencil case and, in all of the plastic bags they handed you when you purchased something, and specifically recall seeing an animation up on distroller's youtube channel at the time (2014~2016 roughly) that had the two characters looking depressed in the thumbnail (it was kinda the whole point of these characters, from what I remember they were a couple with problems and both of them looked forlorn all the time) and I distinctly remeber being scared of the warning at the begining of the video that said it was 18+ and to click away if you were a child.
I also remember there being a page about them on a distroller website I don't have the URL of, nor could I find anything through the Wayback machine.
If anyone who knows spanish or has some experience getting cases on the forum could help me I'd greatly appreciate it.
if anyone wants a REALLY Weird and...admittedly "dark" one, there is always the Mysterious MUZAK Tracks that played in the World Trade Centers Plaza from the 1990s till 2001
notably we have Identified the "big ones" but there are a few mystery ones we can't ID yet
the overwhelming Majority of MUZAKs catalog of tracks were all instrumental covers at the time of once popular songs, for example "How Deep is Your Love" and "She's always a Woman" both recorded on 9/11 in a rather haunting video
but there is also ones we have good recordings of but...nobody can figure out the names of, namely two which played in footage taken by a guy named Jack Tailercio (probably spelling that wrong but memory is failing me)
one of them is jokingly referred to as the "Ice-cream truck song" for its rather janky sound, to me it honestly sounds like some 1940s bar jazz but IDK any names so its beyond me
and another which is very hard to hear due to falling debris and sirens but you can hear it in the same video briefly
we KNOW they were all probably made by a rather mysterious "Harley music" which was under contract by the MUZAK corporation, but we have never tracked down WHO was behind the band or even information beyond what we got in some archives
if you want to dig further and throw your guesses, my friends "W4SP" and "PRE-911 WTC" here on You Tube have uploaded most of them in video format and also "recreations" based on what we can hear, I did my best early on to figure it out but I ran out of ideas quickly sadly
we have access to the ACTUAL recordings that survive that played on MUZAKs satellite station, but the problem is there is probably over a hundred tracks and going through all of them especially the unnamed ones, and recording the ones still playing on the station have been a pain and take time...
I sure hope KND Mission Weekend gets found. It sounds really interesting.
I saw that myself. It was a great event
@@tb3411 same, it truely was
@@PeiceofNick We got five marathons of the best CN shows at the time.
Codename: Kids Next Door, Dexter's Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls, Ed Edd n Eddy, and Courage the Cowardly Dog.
And the bumpers made for it were fun to watch.
Wait, maybe the anchorman cats were from Incredible Crew.
It was a show on Cartoon Network around that time that did a few skits like that.
You should talk about the final few lost dub episodes of Saint Seiya which is actually locked up behind some archive by the Canadian Government :P
Those actually aired on TV in Canada around 2004 on YTV, so in theory, there might be recordings out there that someone has!
Highly unlikely, archives show the last few episodes were only aired once on TV.
Since DIC vanished the position of the dubbed episodes fell into the hands of the Canadian media archives owned by the government.
Also copyright owners have changed since then. So the only way the rest of the episodes will ever be officially viewable is if we get permission from:
-The Canadian Government
-Toei Animations
-Viz media
and
-Netflix
@@Mudkip971 You would be surprised, there's a crazy amount of stuff that people have recorded, even if it aired only once or twice.
@@dbintros True, however so far no one has so far
Does anyone remember an aboriginal show with a cute doll which talked about native culture in Canada? I vaguely remember it being usually shown around 6am EST but I could be wrong about the time
I've seen every episode of MAD and I don't recall anything like that. They barely had any recurring characters at all outside of Spy vs. Spy and Alfred E. Newman.
The Ed, Edd, and Eduardo skit sounds VERY familiar to me. I feel like I remember seeing it as a bumper a few times on Cartoon Network back in the early to mid 2000s. I think from what I can remember on the top of my head is that it was part of a series of bumpers that had to do with other characters from other shows being in those said shows. The only other one that comes to mind that's very similar the the Ed, Edd, and Eddy bumper is this one for KND where the Mayor from PPG was dressed like Numbah 2. That's the only one I can clearly remember off the top of my head, but I do hope it gets found soon.
It was released July 11th 2006. I did make a discord server for the lost short/bumper. If you down to join it lemme know
Okay, so I have my own lost media that I swear no one seems to remembers. I had a weird web game as a kid that was a Shrek 2 M&M promotion. Basically it was a simple point and click adventure through Shrek's swamp that could be beaten in about five minutes. The only thing you got from it was a wallpaper of Shrek, Donkey and Puss walking with the Yellow and Red M&Ms through his swamp. No matter what, I can't find any info on it
Intresting
when talking about commercials, there's one I've been looking for for a while now. it was a tourism ad for the state of Georgia. it aired sometime in the early 2010s. I live in Canada, so I definitely remember that it was aired on an American network based out of the southern US (I want to say NBC Atlanta? I can't say for sure, I only saw it once). it had lots of aerial shots, and looked very cinematic, while a man narrated about the state's history, landmarks, and sights.
so far so standard, right? but here's the part I remember that really left me stunned:
about halfway through the ad, it cuts to some random clips of a band playing on a stage in a theatre. I recognized the band right away... it was Atlanta-based metal outfit, Sevendust. as a huge Sevendust fan, I was absolutely floored!! of all the famous bands & artists that have come from Georgia, why they decided to go with a somewhat obscure metal band is anyone's guess... but I'm so happy they did!
at least, that's my memory of the ad.
ever since then, any time I tried to look for it, I come up empty-handed. UA-cam has several tourist videos on Georgia, but nothing even remotely similar to the ad in question, and of course, no Sevendust. I'm even part of a Sevendust fan group on Facebook; I posted about the ad asking if anyone else had seen it, and one of the band's guitarists, John Connelly, reached out to me personally... to tell me he didn't recall being involved with any such video.
well... that just left me at a loss for words. I don't know if whoever put the video together just stole a bunch of Sevendust B-roll footage to pad out their commercial... or if I'm just remembering the whole ad wrong and the band was never in it.
I don't know how much of the lost media community is into travel & tourism promotional materials, but if anyone else has ever seen this ad, it would at least confirm that my memory isn't as terrible as I thought it was lol. I could always send a link to John Connelly, too, see what he has to say about it lol.
as far as the band shots go, I distinctly remember seeing lead singer Lajon Witherspoon (he's a big, muscular African-American man with mile-long dreadlocks, it's hard to mistake him for anyone else), and they were playing on stage in front of giant red & gold curtains (if you've seen their video for the song "Live Again", it's very reminiscent of that)
Could the guy be remembering "Kitty History" by Trevor Moore? It was a skit in one of his specials where cats reenacted parts of history. I think it ran as it's own thing during comershal breaks as well.
That was on Comedy Central though .
If it isn't that, it sounds like the type of "lol, random" type sketch I'd expect from CN's Fried Dynamite programming block. That was from when they were on the cusp of doing the live-action content and had all these live-action segments between cartoons (such as parodies of shows like Zack and Cody and Hannah Montana). Maybe the cat news show was one of them?
Yeah... that probably is it.
Isn't Kitty History the one where they talk about the JFK Assassination and how George Bush got funding from the Middle East?
@@b.parker1740 Could also be from Bizzardvark
It was from Sunday Pants supposedly
I must be in the Bearenstein universe because I remember seeing the Shrek camera commercial long before the meme.
Yep, this one’s going in my liked playlist
That Ed Edd y Eduardo one sounds really, REALLY familiar. Not that I have it recorded anywhere or anything, but this is one of the first times I’ve heard about one of these lost media searches and been like, “Yeah, yeah I think I actually do know that one.”
It's 100% legit but it wasn't very funny. It was mostly talking
I seem to recall watching one of the Uncle Gus cartoons at the Paley Center for Media at New York. Maybe they still have it in their archives.
I have the Uncle gus pilots in latin american spanish saved on my computer. And I have all of the big pick ones. However they are also in spanish. The only ones I have in english are Kitty Bobo, Swaroop and Freaky Family
11:59 hey, maybe this commercial is from latinamerica, back in the day we used to have an era where the channel was getting a little edgy using slogans like "we do what we want", during that era we had commercials of various CN characters making crossovers, the most famous was this one of the Mayor from PPG replacing Numbah 2 and then getting kicked out of the house ua-cam.com/video/E4Zj4dHOyYo/v-deo.html
If I recall correctly, the Ed Edd N Eduardo segment started the the Static Ed Edd N Eddy screen, with Eduardo replacing Eddy. It than played a snippet of a Ed Edd N Eddy episode with Eduardo replacing Eddy. The segment I remember off the top of my head was “Hand Me Down Ed”, with the segment being Double Dee holding onto the boomerang and stripping down to his undies.
Seeing Shrek with a camera makes me long for Shrek: Fatal Frame.
Fangame when?
Never expected to hear you talk about one piece. I'd love to see this become a full series.
Well, the cats news readers reminded me of a picture I'd meant to save sometime recently. Didn't find the picture but was somehow lead to an article about Margret Atwood and her cats. I've spent apositive thing about her to balance that.
I've definitely seen the Ed, Edd, and Eduardo bumper before. Didn't know it was lost!
For the Cat Anchor sketch, someone should check Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!
so glad you talked about the lost jaya/skypiea dub of the series, i always wanted to know if they were found. when i first got into the series it was lost, so its great to see (most of them) them finally found
3:10 Wait, THE Kenny Lauderdale? The one on UA-cam that talks about obscure and weird anime?
You're a beast, just found your videos and they are fantastic, keep it up! History is being preserved because of you
I can't add anything new, but I'll also confirm I have vague memories of the "Ed Edd y Eduardo" existing.
and the description of it being Eduardo replacing Eddy for clips of existing EE&E episodes sounds about right.
if I were to ask my siblings about that crossover I'm sure at least one of them would remember it too.
Man, Captain Sturdy would have made me so MAD as a kid. I would have been SO on board with an old superhero comedy cartoon. At least now I have the benefit of the neverwas
I think the lost media I want to find are the R.I.P stop motion shorts that adult swim aired a long long time ago.
Don't know if this will help with the search, but I remember that Ed, Edd, n Eduardo segment perfectly in terms of visuals. The only thing that slips my mind is the dialogue. The segment began with the usual Ed, Edd, n Eddy intro, but it says Eduardo instead of Eddy and Eduardo is pasted over him. The episode used for the segment is Once Bitten Twice Ed, and it begins with that clip of Ed pushing a model rocket into his stomach as usual. However once Ed launches the rocket from his stomach it cuts to Eduardo knocking on the door to Ed's house (it looks more like he's just pasted onto a default background from the show). I think its a misconception that Eduardo is placed over Eddy in the episode because despite replacing Eddy in the intro, he never actually comes face to face with Ed or Double D. Nobody even responds to him, Eduardo's just talking to himself outside Ed's house. Then the rocket Ed launched goes through a window and starts flying around, which terrifies Eduardo causing him to freak out. The segment ends there. While I probably misremembered a detail or two (I was probably still in elementary when this aired) I think this is a good basic summary of how the short looked. I hope it gets found, I didn't even know it was lost until this video.
I definitely remember Ed, Edd, n Edwardo. My memory is it was part of a series of bumpers/shorts where the joke was a character from one show would replace a character on another, all with similar pun names. But I can't remember any of the other ones, so take that with a grain of salt.
The reason I THINK that the Big Pick pilots from Cartoon Network are almost always firstly found in Spanish is because they sometimes air on ToonCast
For those of you who don’t know what ToonCast is: ToonCast is a channel that airs old Cartoon Network an Warner Bros shows including old Cartoon Network channel.
So maybe some day they’ll air the missing pilots from Uncle Guss.
i 100% remember the “Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo" Bumper. It was just a bumper not a series (maybe multiple) and I think it aired around the CN City era. It definitely exists.
You're killing it with these videos. I started to watch these not too long ago, barely know anything about the subject, but they keep catching my interest.
Thank you! I'm really glad my content can get people interested, it helps make people aware of the topics so they can be found as well!
Always enjoy these videos, keep up the good work.
Hey I’m 99% sure that cat News thing was from Incredible Crew!
Show from the early 2010s focusing on random = funny shorts. If someone has recordings of old Incredible Crew episodes I’m confident the cat anchorman sketch can be found!
I looked it up out of curiosity and I can't find anything close to it. According to the fandom page for the show it was a live action skit show and had 13 or so episodes (first one aired in 2013) and was cancelled after the 1st season since I apparently it was really bad
The cat video rings a bell... I didn't personally have CN growing up, but in the UK we did have a few clip shows, Chute! (2007 was for kids), also Rudetube (definitely had lots of cat videos). Might be a stretch, but might have been shown in the uk on one of those. An idea on the Shrek adverts, these look like they could be cardboard standees - also, if these were for computer shops, if a commercial did exist, it is likely they would have played it on the tvs for sale in the shops (just a theory). I'm digging into it now, and there are postcards from this promotion for sale on ebay right now.
This may not be of much help as it’s probably Mandela getting the better of me, but I feel like I have a really vague memory of the Shrek screen-cap originating from a Canon or Kodak commercial. The timeframe I’m thinking is either after the first or second movie, as Shrek was a hot commodity in that period and just about every retail property seemingly wanted to have some type of promotional tie-in. What I "remember" about the commercial itself is Shrek taking a relaxing jaunt throughout the forest, snapping artsy pictures of things such as butterflies as he goes. Also I think Donkey accompanies Shrek in the commercial. Sorry if this description doesn’t help whatsoever, but the screen-cap seems so familiar other than just being a meme.
I looked up Uncle Gus after it was mentioned here- I definitely remember that monkey short, no doubt in my mind, so I guess this is the video where I finally acknowledge I recognize something.
On the topic of What a Cartoon! and the old Big Pick Weekend, there's one short that's eluded me as far as my searches go- It involved a princess who was a detective of some kind. She looked kinda like the old princess classic idea- pink dress, cone hat, all that. The only thing I remember from the short is she was subjected to a particularly nasty bit of slapstick, she screamed she had to go to a hospital, and she ended up in a hospital for dolls (so maybe the whole show was toy themed?)
I don't even know how to begin a search like that, so I'm putting it out there here.
Yes, I remember that! It's been living rent free in the back of my mind for days now (luckily I can actually draw this scene from vague memory). She was a princess detective where the only thing I remember was her laying on a pool chair in the backyard with her end of episode monologue of "the proof was in the pudding" while eating a spoonful of it.. and then the entire pool turned into pudding.
Not that I’ve been searching crazy hard, but it is cool to get affirmation someone else might know what I’m talking about. I feel like I can maybe vaguely recall that gag you’re referencing too.
There was another one about a crazy dangerous mini golf course that’s popped in and out of my head for a while I just now finally confirmed was, “Thrillseekers in Putt n’ Perish.” It’s cool that one did come up, but the princess PI short continue to avoid me.
I remember Uncle Gus being really boring but that's about it. I remember that I didn't like it because it didn't have much going on. Luckily, the show lost the pick and a better show got the spot. I think there were 5 episodes. One about a dog, one about Gus, one about Susy(?), there was a road trip one I think, and the last one had country music.
I didn't really recall everything but that's because I usually changed the channel when it was on.
Sounds like something from Robot Chicken to me
Anybody remember the Kids WB crossover Bumper where Cyborg and Beast Boy are reading fan mail and then Beast Boy turns into a green Pikachu? I have asked this channel already and some of you helped me look but nobody was able to find it. If anybody remembers it let me know because I feel so sure that it was real. "Beast Boy! can you turn into a Pokemon just this one time?" "Okay! Pikachuuuu!"
am I the only one who believes that the shrek commercial was actually a billboard you see a best buy?
I SAW ED EDD Y EDUARDO! I’ve been thinking that it was something I saw in a dream since I couldn’t find anything about it in years.
If I remember right it may have been a single bumper, all I know was it aired a bit in the mid/late 2000s
Here’s some lost media that became lost just hours ago. I’m the reason it’s lost.
It’s a credit karma ad where we see 2 people (the ispot description reveals that they are actually a buddy cop duo) tied together. The one in the front pulls out his phone and checks his credit score while telling the one in the back about Credit Karma. Then as the commercial ends it pans to the TNT as it prepares to explode.
I have a screenshot of the first few seconds of the ad. It got pulled because I simp for the cop in the front
You're not the reason why this happened, you're just being paranoid
I REMEMBER THE ED SHORT!!!
I only ever saw it once in-between commercials and never again. I'm so glad someone remembered it!
I saw it 6 times along with the rocket one. Eduardo panicking with the rocket was near the end of one of them. He breaks a window I think
If I think very very hard, I can slowly remember this stuff but it gives me a strong headache to do so
I think i remember that Ed, Edd Y Eduardo bumper and Eduardo was wearing sunglasses, a Trenchcoat and a Fedora like a shady dealer of illegal substances... it always striked me as odd and not very kid friendly so it stuck in my mind ever since i saw it the first time.
video suggestion: lost media that’s been found and then lost again
Alright boys, we need a dedicated search team to find the Shrek Camera Commercial
Bonus points if we can get BlameItOnJorge to do a video that has a section to this to stir up traction
If it's a magazine add, that might be tricky, anyone collect and scan in magazine adds?
@@rookeealding2803 It was in a comic book
The Ed edd n Eduardo is more of a bumper series, or whatever you’d like to call it, I know at least 2 existed, the first was Ed sticking a rocket into his belly button and then cutting to eduardo, the other was the kanker sisters “flirting” with eduardo
Eduardo hides in a trash can and Eduardo getting launched is all I remember. He said "sorry" a lot!
I've been looking far and wide for that lost Funimation One Piece dub. I know for a fact that I would set my VCR to record episodes around that time, I have a tape with some episodes somewhere.
On the topic of One Piece dubs, the Singaporean Odex English dub is pretty much lost as well. It was archived at one point, but it all seems to be lost again aside from the first few episodes. That being said, I recently picked up the first 7 of the 8 VCD releases that I imported from Malaysia. Been working on getting them ripped. The Odex dub is wild man, even more ludicrous than the 4kids dub
I have all 104 episodes! I'll try uploading them to archive.
Ok it's up on archive, look for One Piece Odex dub
I think I know what the cat news thing is. Sometime around 2004 Nickelodeon had a marathon about animal themed episodes which was hosted by two cat newscasters. Pretty sure the bumpers from it are online too. (On the subject of the CN shorts from 2010 I do remember seeing a few of them like Laantz and Derek and The Swashbuckling Adventures of the Men and Jeremy. I do have a lost media inquiry involving a series of shorts I saw on CN called R.I.P. that was apparently made for Turner Classic Movies? It was claymation and seemed kinda morbid, not exactly kid channel material.)
RE: Ed, Edd, y Eduardo. I saw this when it was airing. I specifically remember there being more than one kind of short that played during commercial breaks. By "series", I believe the idea is that it was a series of bumpers, not a spin-off. Unfortunately my family stopped recording TV to VHS tapes by the time Foster's had started airing. I just remember that there was more than one variant.
I remember the Big Pick! I don't remember the Spanish name but it also aired on Cartoon Network Latin America on Fridays around the evening simultaneously as in the US, if I'm not mistaken. The voiced actors actually dubbed all these potentially one-shot pilots and it was cool to see all these shows. VHS recordings of TV were popular in Latin America in the 00s and that's probably why they have mainly resurfaced in Spanish 😄good job LSSQ!
I'm from Mexico,and i'm sad to say,that i HAD a VHS with that pilot from Uncle Gus,here in Mexico,it aired in this 30 minute short/pilot compilation called "Cartoon Cartoon's" if i remember correctly,and it was just a 30 "show" with 3 of those old cartoon network pilots,and back then my mother used to record random cartoons for me,and she had recorded me quite a couple of those pilot shows,i also remember that other pilots included an early power-puff girls episode,this other bizarre one where a clown looked for his mother in this cool world like world with a flea that played the trumpet inside the clown's mouth
and yeah uncle Gus was definitely one in that VHS,the episode started with Gus getting payed,and he spends it on a giant TV,he then watches a show where his ex wife appears,and she is wearing her wedding ring,thinking that she may still love him,Gus goes to the Zoo where the wife work,some stuff happens with some Gorillas,and when he finally ask her about the ring,turns out that the only reason she was still wearing it was cause the ring was stuck in her finger
apologies for the long comment,im just a bit shocked that i actually had this random cartoon that is now considered loss
idk if anyone can find a piece of lost media for me but I remember around 2002-2003? When the haunted mansion was coming out and Disney had little diys for Halloween that we're to celebrate the haunted mansion coming out in theaters and it would air in-between/maybe during shows? I remember one was where these kids cut a hole in a table cloth and in put it on the table (like madame leota) put their head thru to scare people... I think there were 3 total but I'm not sure and I don't remember the rest... This aired on the Disney channel
I remember the hotdog tv thing. My kids were young then so I watched a lot of CN and they were like little skits in between shows. They were strange and I remember thinking what the hell is this. I remember the cat skit. I wouldn't know the first place to look for such stuff though.
Ed, Edd, Y Eduardo was definitely just a singular channel bumper, not a series. That description about it being Luck of the Ed actually sounds dead on.
I feel like they definitely did other individualistic crossovers after CN City and just vaguely vibing stuff like that one of the giant Sarah and the Ed’s in the doll playhouse.
But there was a rocket one
I credit Blameitonjorge forgetting me into the last media community in the first place with us now iconic video “40 pieces of Lost kid shows” i’m paraphrasing the title because I don’t remember it exactly, I think he’s trying to do different content now because I he doesn’t wanna be just known as the last media guy which is totally understandable but I’m glad people like you are caring the torch and I hope I can start my own channel soon where I wanna do different things but last video also be a big part of it
That hotdog show has to be a product of Brian Henson or connected to him in some way. If you go see his show “Puppet Up!” Live anywhere, those puppets are still used and very much in tact- I actually have a plush doll of one of them as they have a little cult following!
Yo! I remember that Ed, Edd y Eduardo clip! I remember one being Double D sulking near a streetlight post and Eduardo trying to talk Double D out of his funk. The scene could be the same as the one from the post, I'll edit the post if I find the episode the scene is from.
Holy crap! I remember actually seeing that Flash-animated Uncle Gus short!
Lincoln Peirce can't seem to catch a break with pitch pilots between that and Super John Doe, Jr.
I remember I VHS recorded a whole bunch of One Piece episodes of 4Kids (the last episode for us was the final episode of Drum Island)
As well as recording lots of Kirby Roght Back at ya!
Good times.
My brother eventually found the rest of the Missing One Piece episodes, with the exception of the ones you mentioned.
Lost media being found (the One Piece 4Kids Dub having torrent links) but then lost again (those torrent links all being dead) is something I've never really thought about.
been watching you for years. love your new content and glad to see you growing! great video too!
this reminds me again of a bumper(???) that i only saw air ONCE around the time Ben 10 was first airing its first season.
it was joke version of the ending of an episode where Grandpa Max scolds Ben for disobeying him and getting in to a bad situation.
it may have been Kevin 11's debut episode. regardless, it started out with the normal line form the show with Ben saying "Im sorry grandpa" and then it goes off script with Grandpa Max berating Ben for all mischief he's caused, a lot of stuff that never happened in the show, but the mention of it was very humorous. and it was still with Grandpa Max's VA Paul Eiding.
the problem with this kind of thing is that im sure its one of those weird "it literally only aired once and only in certain states" type of thing, cuz i could never find proof that it existed and i would have NO idea how to go about searching for it.
one of those "we'll be lucky if somebody randomly was recording with a vhs at the time"
I've brought this up multiple times, but I distinctly remember seeing a Adult Swim bump (Somewhere between 2010 - 2011) that consisted of 3 blue cgi'd men with creepy piano music in the background, a piece of text at the bottom with a certain air time, as well as the camera zooming into the middle figure's face. The text also had the words which I think were "Blue Man". So yea, my only guess is that it was a commercial for a special involving the Blue Men Group, except I don't even know if the Blue Men Group were ever on Adult Swim or not.
Let the search begin!
I saw One Piece in the tumb and came running to watch it! great video
ed, edd, y eduardo HAS TO BE REAL! I remember something like that happening because I instantly got a visual when you said the name, I NEED TO SEE IT