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I have multiple recordings of the Amanda Show with music guest Vitamin C. My VHS recording looks decent but my TiVo DVR recording looks quite impressive. I have been told that it is not available on the Paramount+ streaming service. I really want it to be seen by everyone. What are your thoughts about this. I am contemplating adding a link to my Google Drive account. Also, I have multiple recordings of the episodes with music guests LFO and Drake Bell.

Thank you for your time and effort in creating these wonderful lists. I watched reruns of Little House On the Prairie during my elementary school years back in the late 80s and early 90s. It is a show that is beloved and held dearly. There have been many films, television, Amazon Prime and Netflix shows that have been inspired by Little House On the Prairie. I would also add works created and produced in other countries. The modern Anne of Green Gables show absolutely screams Little House On the Prairie but that's just my own opinion.

I tried extra hard to make this commercial look visually pleasing. I usually don't play around with DaVinci Resolve's color temperature, shadows and highlights settings but this commercial looks amazing by making those adjustments. I really wanted to bring out more detail on Kristin's hair but increasing the artificial intelligence overlay any higher than 24 percent made her look animated. I'm very pleased with the end results considering my original 3 Megabits MPEG2 640x480 source recording.

It was definitely not intended to be viewed by children. It wasn't the most controversial show either, not even close. Where I live in San Jose California it was given a different TV rating. I have noticed other RUclips uploads with the "D" rating which refers to drug use. I honestly wanted to record every episode of Run Of The House but I missed two of them. The TiVo DVR was not perfect regarding its dialup based programming updates but it was so simple and convenient. I plan to upload more complete episodes with original commercials. I also plan to use artificial intelligence enhancement. My recordings look good in my opinion but they can always use some help with modern day software. I remember when Louis first met Tawny. He mentioned that he had never seen such beautiful eyebrows. I find that wonderful because each person has a different opinion on what is visually pleasing.

It wasn't me who recorded this because I was only 3 years old back when this was broadcast. Someone recorded it which means that he or she believed it was special. To my eyes and ears it is most definitely special. Modern day television is unlike this. Everything seems so rushed, loud and shocking in the here and now. The importance of a good sound score and storyline is gradually disappearing which is a shame. I was a kid during the 80s and I discovered how beautiful French cinema was to me personally. Some people consider it to be "too slow" and consider them to be "slice of life" pieces. I disagree.

Thank you for your comment. I promise to continue uploading more wonderful Nickelodeon commercials which include Kool-Aid. About 2 months ago I realized that they deserve good quality visual enhancement. I am still learning regarding this. When I continue uploading them it will be amazing. I still have many Chuck E Cheese's, Super Soaker, Ring Pop, Trix Cereal, Lucky Charms, Apple Jacks, Nabisco Chips Ahoy, Goldfish Crackers, Push Pop, Capri Sun, (Verb, It's What You Do)...etc. commercials. They are nostalgic to me even though I was already an adult when I recorded them.

@@renegonzalez6755 Awesome! I really liked the Kool Aid commercials. yeah Chuck E. Cheese, Nabisco Pop Tarts, Mario and lots of other Nostalgia commercials from good times!

@MilesRobinson2001 It would be so easy to simply create 6 minute SD quality clips with commercials and simply "slap" on a date. I always try my best to describe what I upload and I always give credit to the broadcast network. I've had thoughts of simply stopping uploading old television recordings. They do take a lot of my time. Deal is we need this kind of content in the here and now now. We need to remember our youth. We need to share positive energy. I don't know about you but at my age of 43 I now see how good we had it back in the days. I for one wish I could back to those days but that's not possible. At least I can share what little I have regarding old television.

It really was a wonderful parody of Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back. This happened years before the Family Guy animated sitcom or Disney Channel's Phineas and Ferb were part of their own Star Wars parodies. Technically Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 2 film did something similar regarding Buzz Light-year's father Zurg back in 199 but it was never fully embraced. I do plan to upload more Jimmy Neutron promos in the near future. They include similar world premiere promos with split screens.

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Dude. Things have changed a lot since this show began airing. It has changed networks twice including VH1 and MTV which are incredibly popular networks. Regarding the celebrities which were part of the first season of The Surreal Life they have their own controversies which I am not qualified to have an opinion on. I simply wish to share televised history. If anyone wishes to add their opinion then so be it. Who am I to be an arbiter.

Thank you for sharing that. My youngest sister likes a song by Patsy Cline. When she was in Highschool back in the year 2012 she would play it while doing school work on our family computer. She loves old music from the 70s and 80s even though she was born in the mid 90s. This includes Helen Reddy's iconic "I Am Woman" song from 1972. If it wasn't for my youngest sister I would not have recorded this commercial or about 95% of what I have and plan to continue uploading to my RUclips channel.

Thank you for sharing that. I myself have been inspired by those who preserve old television recordings. The UK has more history compared to the U.S. Europe in general is rich in history, culture, mythology and Lore. I find castle structures to be wonderful. All castles located in the U.S. are modern synthetic structures without any real historical value.

Yes. It was the Spa Day episode. My TiVo DVR was programmed to record all TV shows, films, talk show appearances and news broadcasts with Amanda Bynes. This means that I have duplicate episode recordings of What I Like About You, both the premieres and reruns. I don't claim to own every single promotion for every WB television show that was broadcast between 2002 and 2006. Since I recorded "WILAY" so often I have a substantial amount of promotions and commercials from that time period.

I uploaded my TiVo DVR recording of that All That episode with music guest Tyler Hilton to RUclips but it was automatically blocked. Some artists are "chill" regarding having their content on RUclips but others are not. It wasn't a partial block which is normal considering tensions with foreign nations. It was a complete block.

Thank you for your comment. I honestly did not know that masquerade parties originated in Italy. I can now add one more piece of information regarding my limited knowledge of Italian history and culture. The dresses worn by women of the Renaissance period are wonderful to my eyes. I know they have become part of modern vampire, Steampunk and Japanese Lolita Fashion.

No problem. There are currently two VHS sets on eBay regarding this made for television drama. The two VHS recordings that I used were recorded in the SLP mode which was a limiting factor regarding visual quality. RUclips limits video runtimes to 12 hours which was enough for the entire 12 hour saga. Perhaps that is a coincidence or perhaps not. Thank you for making videos that help homeowners. I work in the construction field and I have to give credit to inspectors. I have noticed that female inspectors are slightly more strict and are less likely to "let things fly." They don't play around.

I noticed that too. I don't claim to own anything regarding what I upload to RUclips. To be honest I am surprised it is still available on RUclips and it hasn't been blocked yet. Regarding the Quiet On Set docuseries it really is shocking but it had to be done. It was overdue in my opinion. Are you familiar with actress Raven Symoné of Disney Channel's That's So Raven show fame? I recently learned that she advocates for child actor protections including but not limited to work breaks and allowing child actors to say no to what they feel is not right during work.

@@renegonzalez6755 and seeing stephen collins in this is super cringe!

@nativewizard Everyone is different regarding history. I dislike when history is blocked or even banned. I have uploaded content regarding tough subjects including Richard Nixon's resignation and the KKK. We were all taught in school that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. As an example some people believe that the Holocaust never happened. That really bothers me.

@@renegonzalez6755 which episode of quiet on set

Thank you so much. Thanks to the Nick Fandom website I learned that this compilation episode was replayed 5 times. There must be more recordings of it compared to other episodes that were only broadcast once. Keenan's acting really shines in this clip. If you think about it his was years before the well established actor Tyler Perry produced his first Madea comedy film. The Pointy Square Screenbug has an interesting name which I was unaware of. There is a lot to learn from these old television shows. I noticed that good values were being taught in a fun comedic way. I can't praise this show enough.

Muchas gracias por su comentario. Tengo más grabaciones de iglesias de Tepatitlán que no he subido a RUclips todavía. Me resulta muy difícil determinar cuáles son los nombres de las iglesias.

@renegonzalez6755 muchas gracias la parroquia qué estabas grabando está dedicada a San Francisco de Asís té diría los nombres de las demás parroquias por no tendría sentido porque no sabrás a cuáles me refiero ya qué si me pongo a especificar el comentario sería demasiado largo 😅😅 y además ay tantas iglesias qué ni siquiera yo conozco y eso qué Vivo aquí 😅aunque té recomiendo subas los videos no importa tanto el nombre lo único que importa es que la gente quiere escuchar las antiguas campanas ya qué tus videos son auténticas joyita

I have to admit that those were good times. Is it me or is there an indirect message behind "Peas and carrots" and "can't we all just get along?" In my opinion if everyone had minds like a child there would be no hate. It simply would not exist.

The TiVo DVR records a date, channel number, network name, program runtime and 4 to 5 sentence description of the program being recorded. My memory might fail me but unless there is a "glitch in the Matrix" this was broadcast on February 11, 2005.

Thank you for the info. He really does have a wonderful voice.

It was definitely slow and clunky by today's standards. The cable box was rented by AT&T and manufactured by Motorola. It was huge at about 16 inches wide by 12 inches deep and 3 inches tall. It used the MPEG2 format for the digital channels which began at channel 600. As for the analog channels they used the standard 02 to 125 numbers which were in use since the 80s. Cable television wouldn't have all of the channels in a digital form until Comcast acquired AT&T's coaxial two way communications technologies. Having Cable boxes with built-in DVR recorders wouldn't happened until 2001 when the satellite provider DirecTV created a partnership with TiVo and created the "DirecTiVo" 2 in 1 satellite dish tuner with DVR. In 2002 TiVo partnered with cable television companies including but not limited to AT&T Broadband and provided the TiVo Series 2 DVR'S for an initial $299 price with a monthly $14 subscription fee with an optional $399 lifetime subscription. I took advantage of the $399 subscription in 2002 before it was increased to $499 around 2004. In my opinion it was worth every penny. The TiVo UI was way faster than the Motorola manufactured cable boxes because it used the Linux operating system. It was basically a computer.

That music sounds like The Sims! Very 2000!

It really was innovative. I really liked the black and white promotions with the stars of Taina, the Amanda Show, the Nick Cannon Show and All That with the classic film "clapperboard" ending. I have recordings of the Amanda Show and Unfabulous with visible "rolling" messages that were submitted by viewers to the Nick.com website. Do you remember them? They were shown about 3 or 4 times throughout the 30 minute shows. They included the names of those who submitted them. I plan to upload them sometime this year. I believe they are special because it gave viewers incentive to watch the show in hopes of seeing their messages. Also, the messages are very positive and some of them give compliments on what the show stars wear. One of them gives a "shout-out" to a school teacher which to me personally seems so cute.

I will but I don't know exactly when. There is a lot of content from the year 2000, 2001 and 2002 that I skipped. It is nostalgic to me personally. There is a lot of history to it as well. As an example where I live in San Jose many of the executive employees for the former AT&T Broadband Internet, home phone and cable television company worked in offices located downtown. When AT&T was taken to court in the year 2003 regarding antitrust and monopoly regulations they decided to sell their technologies to Comcast/Xfinity. This was a multi billion dollar intellectual property sale. I remember seeing exotic Lamborghini and Ferrari cars being driven downtown. They were exotic cars that were bought by AT&T employees with the money provided by the Comcast company.

@@renegonzalez6755 Do you have CD commercials from the 2005 period?

In my opinion Nick Cannon was clearly overqualified. His popularity exploded after he decided to work on his own projects beginning with The Nick Cannon Show. Having Nick Cannon, Keenan Thompson, Amanda Bynes and Gabriel Iglesias on the same show was too much. Something similar happened with the iconic Mickey Mouse Club's Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears cast members. No matter how successful someone becomes they should always remember who gave them their "first break." Nick Cannon made guest appearances on Nickelodeon after moving on and I respect that very much.

The creators of this commercial did a wonderful job entertaining the viewers. It has humor, imagination and to top it off it is cute. The product being sold is wholesome and nutritious. It is both parent and kid approved. I tried extra hard to to bring back some detail to this commercial that my TiVo DVR was unable to capture. I went for the slightly dark and punchy colored "Cinematic" look. I plan to upload more Pillsbury commercials in the future. This includes one with an actor who also appeared on commercials for Disney Channel's "So Hot Summer." I tried to get in contact with the actor through his RUclips channel a year ago but he has yet to respond. He currently creates computer generated music.

@ impressive, I love the girl and the yoga teacher in that commercial

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I recently noticed this IMDB list regarding popular sketch comedy shows. It is wonderful to see The Amanda Show on such a list. www.imdb.com/search/title/?title_type=tv_series,tv_miniseries&interests=in0000045