The jelly jars were used to eat as much jelly as possible. After everything was eaten, it would be used for drinking your favorite drinks, like Minute Maid or even Coca-Cola.

You would often get these at a school's canteen or a cafeteria. It would usually be cheap for children. I really miss frozen juice! DYK there was also frozen chocolate milk?

It was a glove-shaped ice cream with a bubblegum baseball in it. It was made by Good Humor during the 90s and the 00s. I used to have these at an ice cream truck or at a Dickie Dee. They also sold this at a shop called Canadian Cone.

These were my favorite ice cream. They were little pea-like fruit-flavored ice cream bite-sized pieces. It is like eating ice cream popcorn. I used to eat those after school. Sadly, discontinued, but it did not happen with the Push-Up Pops competitor Calippo, which still exists.

THIS chocolate was designed for BOTH kids and adults. Awake was a stupid chocolate enriched with caffeine. That means, when a child ate it, they would never sleep and be active for the rest of the day. Ugh.

I was walking in a town called Adventure Bay. I saw the Lookout, and I saw Ryder playing with his pups. However, next to it was a shack that once housed a burger store. I went here, and saw Ryder's evil clone. It first started as a regular small talk, …

When I had this at home, it was called OJ's. It was orange flavored cereal made by Kellogg's to get kids to eat healthy fruit flavored cereal. It was similar to Trix but it only had an orange flavor. It was available during the 1960s and then it failed, because …

When a toothpaste company named Colgate expanded into its frozen entrees industry, they began offering Beef Lasagna as their only frozen entree. I used to like it, and the taste was good. But, the only thing that makes it worse is that the product failed because Colgate was designed to …

What was your favorite? Mine was...well, I don't know.

Need help finding a discontinued canned food product during the 20th century, It was canned frozen concentrate juice that was succeeded by Minute Maid. What is the name? It's driving me crazy!!!

It was born in 1990 and then closed. It eventually came back as Artsworld, which was much better. The original Sky Arts sucked. They only showed programmes from the now defunct BSB channel Now. The later version was much better, focusing on, you guessed it, arts.

All of them should be defunct. WHAT SHOULD YOU INCLUDE: 1. Granada channels 2. BSB channels 3. BSkyB channels

I have been searching my local Safeway for them. And they aren't here.

So there once used to be a TV channel airing sports from the mid 80s to the early 90s. It broadcasted in the UK and Europe. I remember watching it until Eurosport existed. What is it? It's driving me crazy!

They used to exist in all Kmarts. Since there are 9 left, we might find it in one of their stores.

It sucks. Elon Musk wanted to upgrade Twitter but then made a new name, a 24th letter of the Alphabet. And the logo? It's bland.

They are awful. Even worse, they still exist on YouTube. Glad Top Gear is on Britbox.

I remember they played the National Anthem after showing a clock. They showed either a single image, multiple images (a slideshow), or footage. They also used this for BFBS (aka SSVC).

They launched in 2008 and they only broadcasted footage of fish with music from 6 AM to 8 PM. It aired on Sky. It was an awful channel. Glad it got closed. In fact, it was the first ever promotional channel.

1. TCC 2. Trouble 3. Bravo 4. Channel One (then Ftn and Virgin1) 5. Bravo 2 (then Player) 6. Challenge Jackpot (now Jackpot247)

1. Lifestyle 2. Screensport 3. Sky Channel 4. The Arts Channel 5. BBC News 24 6. NME TV 7. Sumo TV

I heard about it. It was a WHSmith TV channel dedicated to sports. It aired alongside Lifestyle TV. I don't have any info. Except it was closed in 1993.

Or should I say, The Children's Channel. They aired all preschool shows here. They began in 1984 and closed forever in 1998.

I remember seeing a lost episode where live-action kids needed Lingo. Then suddenly Lingo emerges as Ognil (backwards for Lingo) and turns his Big Bug Show into a slaughterhouse. He then turns Jargonaise into meat and also Wei and Blodwen and Queso. They get trapped in his digestive tract and …

I played a game called Dora's House at an Internet cafe yesterday. Then Dora came to my room, without pupils. She then snarled at me, and she sent me to CBeebies to sing the Balamory theme song for 365 DAYS!!!

Like The Lingo Show they never had reruns. And also all they do is dance in cities. And in the theme song when the kids loudly say the show's name a girl covers it with her also saying the show's name.

It's about a purple bug who teaches you languages and it's outdated. It lasted 2 seasons and 30 episodes. It aired from 2012 to 2013 and never had any reruns.

They used to air on Sky and Freeview.

Glad these no longer exist. 1. 40+ Readers Wives 2. Tease me 3. Monte Carlo Roulette

These were the channels that everyone used to watch instead of QVC in the UK.

All of their channels sucked. Even though they sucked I liked them.

Does anyone know about this obscure UK channel?

It failed because people ate the yogurt.

Do not include ones that still exist, I want ones that are defunct.

TIL Trapped was the best game show ever in CBBC history.

Mine are Gerbert and Elinor Wonders Why.

Not the Snickers one, but the braided caramel one from 1973 to 1981.

I need help finding a Hawaiian dub of PAW Patrol. It was broadcast in 2013 and was titled Hui 'ilio.

A PBS Kids show I used to watch that made fun of the Wall Street.

It was the worst ever false advertising scandal. I went here and it didn't work!!! Fortunately, they're coming back

It failed, but people still liked it.

It was the best Welsh TV channel I watched. But I'm sad it died.

It was much better than Dave.

There was Get Your Own Back, 50/50, Raven, Run the Risk...

I heard of it. It was on Sky.

It was in 2008. https://www.digitalspy.com/tech/satellite/a96472/sky-to-get-first-quotself-promotionquot-channel/ - proof

It wasn't. Article for proof: https://www.digitalspy.com/tech/satellite/a96472/sky-to-get-first-quotself-promotionquot-channel/

I don't think it was. It was Sky's self-promotional TV channel owned by Canis Media where all they did was broadcast fish from 6 AM to 8 PM. They did not broadcast any other content. https://www.digitalspy.com/tech/satellite/a96472/sky-to-get-first-quotself-promotionquot-channel/

BBC 2W, BBC Select, BBC Knowledge, and BBC Choice sucked in terms of BBC.

It was good while it lasted

You meant 1984?

Yes, It aired on Cbeebies.

And even UTV Ireland, which was ITV's channel before becoming TV3.

Same goes for Sky Scottish.

There was Sky Arts, which sucked. Thankfully, it closed, and became Artsworld, which was 10 times better.

TCC also sucked in terms of cartoons.

I remember throwing my remote to the TV (thankfully I didn't destroy it) after watching The Hits.

They were fully discontinued.

There was Men & Motors, Granada Breeze, and even Sky Soap.

I remember a scene where they died

Especially Lifestyle and Screensport.

I used to watch WHSmith TV, and it sucked.

The Quantum Channel was same as the former 3. A shopping channel. It would eventually be replaced by QVC.

The Quantum Channel was in fact, the Home Shopping World, which is a slogan for their TV channel. The channel was indeed, same as Shop at Bid and QVC.