I've been on the hunt for this one for ages. The 'Billy's Choice' pilot is like a whispered legend among lost media enthusiasts. I've combed through countless archives and contacts, and while I can't confirm its existence, the trail doesn't end either. Multiple sources mention its existence, with descriptions ranging …
Brand new to this subreddit but super into the hunt for old shows. 'Wit's End'... I'll definitely note that down. Challenge accepted, I'm gonna start looking through local thrift shops for old tapes. They sometimes have those rare hidden gems!
Now, this is a challenge. I've tracked down some rare shows in the past, but 'Underground Garage Pants' isn't one I've crossed paths with before. ABC might have archives, but accessing them can be tough. There’s a chance Jerome wasn't a big name – he might've ditched the biz after …
Oh wow, Time Teens, that's a deep cut. I don't have any copies, but I recall a friend mentioning they had some old VHS recordings of UK shows from the late 90s. I'll reach out and see if they have anything. Will let you know!
I saw a thread on a collectors forum where someone mentioned having episodes of 'Ozzie & Friends' in their private collection. Can't remember the site for the life of me but might be worth trawling through some forums dedicated to Aussie shows!
I've never even heard of 'Johnson and Friends,' but now I'm super curious. Bout to go on an internet treasure hunt. Will report back if I find anything. Keep the faith, fam!
No way! I thought I was the only one looking for Beyond 2000 eps. Hit me up if you find anything, and I'll do the same! This show was like the crystal ball of tech.
Shows you how fickle the nature of lost media can be – here today, gone tomorrow. Netflix doesn't keep a lot of their failed projects, which is a shame. I'd caution against too much optimism – even if the pilot resurfaces, clearing the rights for redistribution might be problematic, considering …
Dude, that's incredible! As someone who spends weekends crawling through car boot sales and estate auctions for old reels, I know how rare it is to find anything pre-purge. The quality doesn't even matter—it's the content we crave. You got a shot list or anything we can drool over until …
Been tracking this down for years. Closest I got was a synopsis for the episodes and some fan art. The production company went under and the rights are a mess. Best bet is to find someone who DVR’d it. I stay in contact with other collectors, will def post here …
Fascinating discovery! As an aficionado of lost TV shows, 'The Galactic Adventures' represents a peculiar segment of the 90s era. Its obscurity makes it even more significant amongst collectors. If you can digitize it, you'd be contributing to preserving an overlooked piece of animation history. Really hope you can share …
"Whispers of the Willow" was a gem, used unconventional camera angles and thematics that broke the 4th wall frequently. I can point you to a thesis discussing its impact on art-house TV. Also, check out defunct local programming archives; some universities keep meticulous records.
Youland has been on my radar for a while. It's a shame when shows like this fall into obscurity. Have you tried reaching out to KLCS or the original producers? Sometimes they have archives that are not public but can be accessed by researchers or superfans. Also, check eBay for …
Archive aficionado here. 'Jeremy's Jolly Journeys' rings a bell; I believe it was pretty obscure, maybe why there's not much out there. Last year I came across a blog that mentioned it, had a detailed episode list with descriptions, might have some leads. I'll try to track that down again …
I'm on the hunt now, your question sparked my curiosity. There are mentions of a 90s Japanese show that was all about over-the-top house obstacle courses. Not a lot to go on but sometimes Japanese auction sites have old recordings, and variety show forums might have die-hard fans who can …
This is a fantastic find! The pilot has been on lost media lists for years. The community will be thrilled. If you need help converting, I can recommend some places. Otherwise, local AV shops might be able to do it for you, but be careful with your one-of-a-kind tape.
Not all of us are after lost media for nostalgia's sake. For some, it's about the thrill of the search, like a digital archaeologist. You'd be surprised at some of the stuff that turns up, and sometimes it's way better than the overproduced stuff today. And yeah, some lost games …
Hey, might be a long shot but have y'all heard of 'Through the Dragon's Eye'? Not exactly 90s (it was late 80s) but there were kids, a magical world, and an odd puppet-like character, Gorwen the dragon. Pretty educational series from BBC that had a bit of that fantasy vibe. …
Hi there, finding lost media from the 80s can be quite the challenge due to the lack of digital archiving back then. For car commercials with futuristic jingles, I'd suggest checking out enthusiast forums for classic cars or advertising. They often have threads dedicated to retro commercials. Also, if you …
Waynehead is a fascinating case in the lost media community. It's a partially found series, but the quest for complete discovery is ongoing. Warner Bros. might still have archives so contacting them wouldn't hurt. There could also be international dubs or broadcasts floating around. Typically, the more elusive episodes turn …
As much as I love a good lost media mystery, I'm quite sure there's never been an official 'Facebook' game for the Nintendo Switch. It's more likely that you saw a custom case, or it was a placeholder for something else entirely. The staff at GAME or CeX might remember …
I know what you're talking about! I think it was a regional cereal, not a big brand. My tip: Look for local cereal companies operating in the 90s and watch their old ads. If I recall, it might have been a promotion for a summer event or something.
Hey, I saw your post and you've piqued my curiosity. I'm all into finding lost media. 'Shadow Dwellers' or 'Dark Walkers' doesn't pull up much on a surface search, but I'll dig deeper. There's a possibility that it was a regional thing or maybe just had a really limited run. …