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7:19 - wow, this game could have literally dropped just a couple months after I was born.

That was a great painting!

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I was there! What a great run

Almost a 30yo game and still rock solid

Why did I know what was going to happen but still got SO nervous 😂

omg it’s me

Let’s fucking gooooo!!!!!!

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I remember watching Kids WB on Saturdays and the Fox Box on Sundays.

This is cool, keep up the good work.

My sister and I grew up with most of these shows. It sure does bring back a lot of memories. We didn't watch it much in the late 90s, and we didn't watch it in the early 2000s, since we were getting older, but we were there in the beginning. Thanks for this trip down memory lane.

I love this style it’s so well edited! But I wish you came in earlier to tell us when that first one came out bc it took me a minute to figure out what was happening lol

Cancelled holiday special The success of Tin Toy gained attention from Disney CEO Michael Eisner and Walt Disney Studios chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg, who approached Pixar to produce a computer-animated film. In the early 1990s, Pixar began to make arrangements with Disney to produce the first computer-animated film. The project went through, but considering the abrupt transition from shorts to feature a few minutes to an hour and a half, Pixar set out to create a special half-hour to see if they could manage a production that was similar to that of an actual film. Driven by the victory at the Oscars that year, a sequel to Tin Toy called "A Tin Toy Christmas," was originally planned as a half-hour-long television special to be used to convince film studios that Pixar was capable of producing a feature film. This idea was brought to the table at the initial talks with Disney for Toy Story. The basic idea was that Tinny was part of a set of toy players who are not successful and remain unsold for years. Separated from other components, Tinny ends up by mistake in a toy shop of our age where he meets several characters, including a soft pink bear named Lotso. The project was abandoned because the television network that would have produced the film could not afford the fees required (according to director Pete Docter, the special would have required a sum of eighteen times higher than the allowed budget). Disney was uninterested in the concept and urged Pixar to produce a feature immediately, which became a critical and commercial success. The character of Lotso, however, was adapted for the third installment of the Toy Story series as the main villain. Tinny himself makes a cameo in Toy Story 4, appearing when Woody and Bo Peep enter a pinball machine to meet Duke Caboom.

I think i only watched the saturday morning block in canada.

When I saw that the third Pokémon movie was on this list, my initial thought was "There's no way that's lost media. It's still watchable to this day." Then I watched the part and you talk about T-Rex idea Shudou got when he was high on drugs and that made more sense.

I miss yu-gi-oh ps2 Game i had! I loved it so much. Great video😋

Great video! These forums were the natural progression of playground rumors. It's definitely something I look back at fondly. I'd also say that these rumors evolved into video game 'leaks' that are still being posted on Reddit and Twitter today. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

10/10. A great video as always and I like the length variation!

every time I hear the intro I get goosebumps

God I’ll miss Nintendo presentation at E3

Nice

Dude! I was the Director of Animation for Kids' WB for most of the time it was on air. I worked on all the promos in between. (you can see a lot on my channel). Anyway- what an excellent retrospective! I thoroughly enjoyed hearing your stories! Especially the contest winning one- I remember working on those spots and adding in the green logos!! I couldn't help thinking- those poor suckers haha! But seriously- this really took me back, thanks for the memories!

You should have added the 2007 lost Pokémon live action movie

whaaat this is crazy

@2:00 you forgot the multicharacter dramas such as Dallas and Dynasty which were really what Lynch and Frost were mining with Twin Peaks. I do have respect for the execs at HBO who just wrote checks and said, "Yes, Dave." Season 3 is one of my experiential high tides.

When I was 8, they had a competition for kids to draw their own Pokemon cards for either the release of Ruby/Sapphire or the start of the Pokemon Advanced season. I remember I sent in my Treecko drawing online I believe, didn't hear back, and then months later was surprised with a package that had a huge inflatable chair with a bunch of Kids WB characters on it, a giant working cardboard radio, a giant working cardboard telephone, and a pack of 5 Pokemon cards that had all of the 5 grand prize winners' drawings. I think I must have gotten a runner up prize because I don't believe my Treecko had been selected as the winner, but still one of the fondest memories of my life if I'm being honest. I had never won anything before, and to know that they had liked my drawing enough to send me a huge prize, as a kid that lived by drawing my own Pokemon characters, was insane.

Ooohh Spidey Lost Media, the rare kind that’s my fav!

Idk if there more Pokemon lost media for you, but I really wanna see a part 2.

Thanks for the inclusion of our Cyberworld video! Well done! Just an FYI, as of YESTERDAY, Did You Know Gaming? released a new build from Eddie and other devs, and you can now play the full game (just months later)! That was quick eh? 😂 Have fun, keep up the good work!

Anyone recall a game were Black Cat gets put in an Ambulance

Need more Shocker and Black Cat in general

Kids WB was a part of my childhood as well as Toonami. Pokémon, Yugioh, Jackie Chan Adventure, Animaniacs, etc

Yes! Thanks to online streaming I got to watch this during the pandemic 😊 I’m so glad I did!

For all the people who are thinking it.. “It’s like you’re photoshopped!!!” 😅😂 a+

I also love that the guy we all hate is the guy we all love (Oh, so you’re David Lindhagen” 🤜🏻 👊🏻

That part when Ryan shades Steve’s wallet I just lost it every time. One of the best throwaway moments of the film!

This is definitely one of the movies that I’ve seen. I’ve even been the babysitter with the huge crush on the Dad 😂

Hey friend, good work! And I hope you're doing well.

You give off the vibes that Nitro Rad used to give off in the early 2010s lol.

Sony owns Spider-Man, not Disney.

I found this vid by googling. Lmfao this is a heck of a way

Just found your channel, I love the style of your videos, great work

Christ stin it’s been so long

Glad to have you back.

0:12 "Young Adults" You can drop the "young". I'm in my 30s. 😂

Nice work and cool finds!

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I swear, I read a “don’t hide abuse” comic when I was a kid with Spidey or Fantastic 4