Twitter: @blameitonjorge Other videos you might like: Lost Media Found in the Strangest Ways ruclips.net/video/BwtQZO0vi24/видео.html The Lost Media Iceberg ruclips.net/video/V9vvhq57BkI/видео.html UPDATE: As many have pointed out, a high quality version of the Boy with a Balloon episode of Mujer is available: ruclips.net/video/GXYqQxH2Gys/видео.html UPDATE 2: Biblical Subway Commercial found: ruclips.net/video/tOIZdsgbeAI/видео.html THIRD UPDATE FFS (2/26/21): Creepy Demon Commercial was discovered and can be viewed here: ruclips.net/video/pdE_zjgf-Uk/видео.html
In Japan they've got a lot of trains. This was almost 100% an actual PSA, we had something similar to this in Canada. The company that created that PSA has most like been bought out by another. Same for the creators of the PSA. Making finding out any information very hard to find. My point? You're all perfectly sane, you're not crazy it _did_ exist. Just back in the 1980's. Have a lovely day,🤗
OMG! I worked on the 2004 (Quantum Quest) film! I met Dr. Harry Kloor at Siggraph. He told me he was looking for 3D modelers and animators. I was contracted to model the character, Moronic, in Lightwave 3D. I modeled the character, and I was paid for the work, but I never heard anything more about it. I still have the model of the character. I wasn't aware that the film was completed. Very interesting!
@@iampurechaos It's a reference to "the boy who cried wolf" story. There was this young boy watching some sheep and he liked to play pranks on the villagers yelling that there was a wolf approaching. The first and second times they believed him and he laughed his butt off at the naive villagers, but at the third time he cried "wolf!" they didn't believe him, but this time the wolf actually came and ate the sheep.
That fact that Quantum Quest was screened for school children makes me happy knowing that twenty years from now those kids will be online thinking they’re insane for nobody else knowing what they’re talking about just like the rest of the Lost Media fandom
@@acidwizzardbastard Because the name was inspired by Nelson Mandela. People thought that he died in prison in the 1980's or something. But, he actually lived until 2013. (this is based on what I can remember, since I researched about this a long time ago.)
oh yeah! I remember one episode of it where their computer started talking after the characters stated that they wanted to learn more about the world, and later the red guy disappeared. I vaguely remember the bird disappearing in the next episode.
The fact that its existence can't be confirmed is actually kinda sad. Hopefully some people who encounter this video, that may know where the original source of the commercial, can maybe respond of a video of their own.
I have a scene that traumatized me as a kid and still is extremely disturbing when I think about from casos de la vida real. I can't remember the plot of why it ended this way but the last minute of it is the dad really wanting money so he takes his son to another room and closes the door and suddenly you just hear him beating him over and over and the kid is screaming and then it fades. When the next scene starts, he's in the streets holding his son in his arms and the sons knees and legs are completely covered in blood and the dad is pretending to cry, begging people for money to "get surgery for his son"
OMGGG, that's the same episode that made me cry and have nightmares back in 2006 (Mujer Casos de La Vida Real was still airing in Perú), I think that it isn't lost, but that episode was so sad and terrifying
An answer from the Twilight Zone comment: "I particularly remember an episode of a father willingly breaking his son's legs only to get money because they lived in poverty."
Hey! Japanese boi with too much time on his hands here with more information about the "踏切ヒトガタ" (RR Crossing Hitogata) Commercial. First I'd like to say your translations were fine! Let me know if I can help in future Japanese memes though! Anyway, I've never heard of "Hitogata" until I watched this video so I did a bit of digging at wikis and 5ch and it's pretty interesting, and seems like there is still an active investigation at the time I am writing this. Because legitimate, credible information from witnesses are all over the place and/or lacking, there seems to be too many theories about what the actual source might be. Apparently an old "Unreleased/Lost Commercial Search Thread" on 5ch banned any mention about "Hitogata" because of the crazy amount of misinformation and useless information that gets nowhere. As Jorge mentioned, the topic has since been revived. The only confirmed fact is that AC has denied broadcasting any commercial with the original 2004 descriptions. That's it. Some say the commercial was sepia (white and brown), while some say it was completely monochrome (black and white); some say there was a text that said "1 person dies every 2 seconds on earth," some say it said 5 seconds, others say there wasn't any text or narration, so a lot of information are contradicting each other. Some say it was railroad safety awareness, some say it was suicide awareness, it could have been an ad for potato chips. There seemed to have been the most witnesses in big cities, but that may just be there are more people in cities goofing around on the internet than in rural areas. A description resembling the ad in question has indeed been mentioned in 1999, but extremely vague: "A commercial where 2 monochrome people flicker on and off one after the other. There really are a lot of strange local campaign ads." - 2ch thread ID942095781 People have made compilations of commercials that remotely resemble the claimed format. A conclusion I can get from the compilation and reading through thousands of thread messages is that it just seems like the claimed format is so generic and simple that it could vaguely apply to any commercial, regardless of country of origin or purpose. As mentioned earlier, it could have been an actual safety awareness campaign, an ad someone saw as a kid and is now remembering with blurry memories, or just some Deja Vu stuff because so many ads look the same. At the time of me writing, there still seems to be no progress in finding the source, except a nice flow chart has been made to help narrow down candidates. However I do see one potential flaw to this because it's assuming that the 1999 and 2004 descriptions are accurate, and disregards the possibility that other claims may just be some sort of confirmation bias. The most recent 5ch investigation thread can be found here, albeit in Japanese (link split up in case YT yeets links): http s:/ /egg.5ch.n et/ test/read.cgi/ cm/1639553097/ I'm definitely pretty invested in this urban legend though, and may keep following up! Sources I looked into: The 5ch thread Wikis: http s://w.atw iki.j p/commer cial/pages/24.h tml http s://wikiw iki.j p/boudai/白 いヒトガタ http s://newu sopedia.mirahez e.or g/wiki/白いヒトガタ
Oh yeah, the Unepic SID Channel got terminated recently, & I was probably the last one to have watched(well, listened) to any of that channel's videos.
No kidding. For a piece of media, at least one person has to remember its existence, and mention it to enough people to realize that no one else remembers it. Forget the media that no one even remembers. Imagine all the people who carry the only memories of weird shows/books/games who don’t know about lost media, and don’t tell anyone. There’s probably little things such as commercials that we all remember that are lost without us realizing it.
It would be completely gotten and cease to exist, imagine if we found lost media that was truly lost and forgotten then when it is rediscovered it is eerie and disturbing. It fascinates me and frightens me at the same time hearing that some media can be truly lost but can resurface at anytime.
Not to mention all the lost media that various people remember, but none of them are aware of the lost media scene or seek out help online to find it. Or media that people remember, but don't care enough about to seek it out and realize that it's lost.
just like with my mother singing a certain song to me in spanish that apparently she didn't know what the song was, she heard in a record player in public. I can sing the song but I'm just singing what she sang to me.
I grew up in Mexico during the 80s and 90s and I saw many episodes of "Mujer Casos de la vida real" because my mother used to enjoy it. It actually covered a wide variety of topics, including making social commentary on poverty, racism, LGBT issues, ageism, domestic abuse, etc. Very few of these episodes had a happy ending. Many of the episodes were down right creepy and surreal that seemed to be a product of the imagination of a script writer rather than from a viewer submission.
yeah none of the episodes mentioned in the video sounded off aside from the gore. Mujer Casos De La Vida Real and La Rosa De Guadajupe cover really depressing stories and sometimes have really creepy or disturbing endings, though ive never seen crazy amount of gore in the shows so i think the people describing the episodes might be exaggerating a bit but the shows definitely can be disturbing
@@juanpdesan , sometimes "Mujer Casos de la Vida Real" could be brilliantly written and very insightful. Other times they were just full of unbelievable drama and scary stories.
Scary but did it’s job of preventing the stories portrayed from repeating. Super grateful for that show helping prevent my sister running off with some creepy old man.
Nasa: Let's make a movie about this space craft we launched to saturn. People: Oh cool, is it like a documentary? Nasa: No, it's about a sentient photon. People: Oh, is it educational or? Nasa: It has lizard people and space battles with aliens.
@@SirChubbyBunny I’m certainly familiar with Think About This. The background music for that one makes it unintentionally hilarious. I’ve heard of Will You Be Here Tomorrow, but I’m not sure if I am familiar with the other two you mentioned.
What's funny to me is that you want ppl to remember your product through advertisements, not only remember the advertisement and forget what the product is
@@otaking3582 Yup. And that's the problem with the "sex sells" type ads sometimes, the viewer gets so focused on the hot person in the ad that they can't remember what the ad was even for.
Fun fact: Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real was on the original Lost Media Iceberg but Jorge never talked about it until now. I think it was in the sixth tier...
@@Xguiseppee75 I'm assuming there are one or more episodes that were too controversial to be aired more than once and are now lost to time. I remember that show getting pretty dark at times, and I only ever watched reruns.
My mom used to watch Mujer, Casas El La Vida Real as a kid, and recently i showed her this video to jog her memory of the show. She remembers most of the episodes, even recognized some of the actors, as she said, supposedly the actors appeared in other episodes. It's honestly fun bonding with my mom with some lost media she knew as a child.
That was the same situation with my grandmother. When I mentioned Mujer, she got happy and asked me how I knew about that show since it was old. We then started talking more about it.
I have the MTV2 "mini-motorcyclists" swipe saved just in case. It's not creepy just funny and I'd hate to lose it. There's this channel with no name that has a lot of these. since it's impossible to find. here: ruclips.net/channel/UCmOiT9ZnSvLZ1XMBFjGiNmQ
I live in Japan and it definitely sounds like the railroad crossing warning sounds. Edit: Just asked my boyfriend (who is Japanese) about the first case and he said it’s actually a very famous lost media in Japan. He’s not the type that usually gets into lost media stuff so if it’s that popular and it’s still not found, it might be lost for good or at least a long time. He also did some searching in Japanese but couldn’t find anything new about it in Japanese either.
@bread boys is not really funny in any way I was originally going to try to find more information and edit as I went. Being in Japan just feels like it gives credit to whatever information it was that I might have ended up getting.
@@ZeranZeran Yeah because from what we've seen here, the advertisement is awfully traumatizing....I mean, there is a high chance that the commercial was made in order to raise awareness about mental illness, but at the same time, the CM was also traumatizing enough.
@@tuong194 Maybe not trauamtising in the normal way, but if I was suicidal and alone and a commercial kept coming on every day with a "ding.. ding.. ding" that said "Every time you hear that, another person commit suicide" it might make me want to do it more. Suicide is a strange thing. This is very dark.
i love the fact that jorge doesn’t mispronounce louisville in the common way (as “lewis”) but instead chooses to go a step further and say “louise” lmaooo
@@hz-gv6fk As someone who has family who have lived their whole lives there and who grew up close by... No, it's not. It's "loo-uh-vuhl". Like here: ruclips.net/video/wtCdHAZ6Njo/видео.html
Can we just for a moment acknowledge how wholesome that video of the Mario screamer is? The kid gets scared and then just starts laughing with who I can assume is his older brother.
fun fact about woman real life cases is that guillermo del toro is said to have directed some of the episodes and some people claim that´s why some of them are so creepy and unnerving
Apparently Guillermo del Toro collaborated with scripts. As far as people are aware, the show was extremely mindful of child actors not being aware of what the plot was (specially in abuse episodes) even after the final product aired. EDIT: Del toro did work on a series called Hora Marcada and there seems to be a lot of confusion online on whether he did collaborate with Mujer or not due to this. I haven't been able to corroborate his involvement with this particular series (Mujer), only seen posts claiming that he worked with them. So it's best to take the information with a grain of salt.
If you see this comment please spread it so that maybe jorge can see it. I have a huuuuge lost media request, I remember seeing a kind of bizarre short film made in the early 2000s starring Brian mccook (aka the drag queen katya zamoladchikova) I remember it being about some kind of french dating app. I searched for it everywhere but I guess it was removed or something. Please help me find it
I Guess if You're hungry you'll become Regan from the Exorsist (1937) I'd rather become Mr. Bean or Robin Williams (RIP) like in other Snicker Bar Commercials.
If you see this comment please spread it so that maybe jorge can see it. I have a huuuuge lost media request, I remember seeing a kind of bizarre short film made in the early 2000s starring Brian mccook (aka the drag queen katya zamoladchikova) I remember it being about some kind of french dating app. I searched for it everywhere but I guess it was removed or something. Please help me find it
i know someone that has jorge has their last name. sometimes, they pronounce it as jorge, at others, george. this is because people around them, school and friends, pronounce it as george. lol
*I usually switch off from commercials because they distract from the show....* But I especially would want to switch off a very cursed commercial. _I don’t want to be sold nightmares._
@@amelialonelyfart8848 Well, it wouldn't be so exaggerated. Some episodes talked about rape and violence toward women in a crude way. For example, there's an episode about a nurse who is abused and in revenge she castrates her abusers. Maybe it's not creepy as people remember, but the fact that it talked about rape its possible.
I remember the “werewolf” episode of mujer: casos de la vida real. It always stuck to me because of the way the father found the body with his daughters mutilated body. It’s strange how I would think of it from time to time and even forgot it was from that show. I always thought it was from la Rosa de Guadalupe. I always found it sad how adults played off her fear of the “werewolf” as something imaginary but it was actually a predator after her.
that was the only episode i watched. My mom just kinda would avoid the show every time it was on. Sometimes i still have nightmares about it and it’s been over 10 years now.
That is extremely horrifying to me. I mean I used to watch the media which involved in child abuse/r*pe, but when I know about this, Idk, I'm kinda traumatized for some reasons...
Bro the balloon episode was the one's found but it's just the redo version as i heard on someone in reddit. I don't know what i would feel if I've seen the original version of it and the werewolf one and the blood vs dignity one.
Mujer was one of my grandma's favourite shows. She'd tape it often so perhaps my grandpa has the VHS tapes somewhere. EDIT: So, my search was all for nought. As it turns out, my grandpa never saved them and taped over them often so any scrap of the show that could have been found and/or salvaged is gone. Sorry Guys. If you're searching for them, don't give up the search! You've got this!
ok this is a LONG SHOT... I'm Mexican American & I LOVED Mujer... growing up. my mom would play it for us all the time. i grew up watching Spanish shows instead of cartoons. i have an aunt who also lives in America and she didn't work from the late 90s till maybe 2010 due to an accident. she also religiously recorded HOURS of footage of tv channels, like Univision & Galavision. i'm not sure what channel Mujer... was shown on. but I can bet my aunt might have some footage of the show. however, she recorded for hours all those years so idk if she would wanna sit thru all that footage. and yes, she still owns those old VHS cassettes. i wonder if they also aired in America? for sure she's gotta have some episodes recorded. I'm gonna give her a call and ask her bc I have no idea these strange episodes existed lmao Edit: only wanna say, I have to call her & ask but in the meantime pls know if she didn't end up having the tapes I'll delete this comment. I'm sorry to disappoint y'all if you've already seen this! I only have good intentions bc I really did love this show lol Edit pt 2: she has the tapes. she said she'll have to look for the ones she thinks they may be on. still at school so i haven't been able to watch any specific tapes. pls be patient, finals are coming up for me lol. and that's all the updates i have for now. thanks
sounds maybe like a fun bonding project? listing all the episodes you see and living old memories like that. Could be a great contribution to the lost media folders!! Otherwise find someone who is willing to take some copies over. Plenty of possibilities, it would be a shame to let a chance like that go to waste.
You could just just dump the full recordings online for others to sort through. Plenty of people would enjoy looking through them for both the lost media and simple stuff like the old advertisements.
One of the reason that "Hitogata" commercial is hard to be found , could be due to the way of how later 90s to early 00s Japanese TV broadcasting signal and VCR was set. (At that era , the "preset recording" function is already common , and the TV broadcasting signal (and VCR) were purposely designed to run on dual signals (or that kind of thing) , one for the TV program itself , one for the commercial break. So , when the VCR was recording the show , it will automatically bypass the commercial break with out recording it.) Which means , it's unlikely to found the commercial on someone's old VHS tapes for Sunday morning "Super Sentai" episodes.......unless it was record on purpose
Also , it's just a hunch , but since it's "being said" to be played at school. Maybe some school library would have a copy of tape buried in the storage. And the "National Diet Library (of Japan)" should have it. (Since anything published in Japan have to at least been sent one copy to it's collection.) (Of course , Since NDL has anything and everything , searching for the commercial without more specific detail and key words would be hard.)
jorge your voice actually makes the scary video less scary, like knowing youre watching it with us, makes it better. your voice is calm and reassuring.
@@agithatilda8969 I love your "creepy" videos with no context. Very "Performance Art!" Tbh I prefer it over the gameplay. But, that's because I'm weird and don't play video games. Lol You have a new subscriber in me! ^~^
Me too, I hope someone make an american version and make it true to the Mexican version but more scarier with less gore but just enough to make it scary and interesting to the public
I used to always watch that show “mujer casos de la vida real” with my mom when I was younger like 6 years old (im almost 21 now) i used to love watching it cuz the episodes were so interesting and i do remember watching the episode about the boy getting his eyes removed and the mom ends up burning all the money, this show was crazy!
That episode has stayed in my head for so long trying to remember what show it was from because I always watched shows that were similar to “mujer” like mujeres asesinas, historias de la ultratumba and stuff like that hoping to rewatch them when im older I didn’t know theses episodes were lost! Its so interesting because I actually remember watching these episodes, ive never been apart of lost media before
I feel like there's a very high chance of finding those episodes of Mujer casos de la vida real because, as mexican, I can tell you that everyone in Mexico is well aware of the show even though most of them are señoras. There even is this meme that says "Acompáñenme a ver esta triste historia", which would translate to "come with me to see this sad story", and that's how the host would start each episode.
Wow, now that makes so much sense why they were so disturbing. I watched as a kid but if had known about the warning I'd skipped it. I was mostly playing with my toys as my mom would watch and I occasionally peeked my head up to see and saw how disturbing it was😰
@God among men Because look stupid. “Senhoras” doesn't have an English translation, but is more correctly say “old ladies” because that is his meaning. For example, Hebrew has a lot of words that don't have a literal translation in English, that doesn't mean you can just write them in Hebrew, the correct way is to use an English word close to the original Hebrew meaning, not just write it in Hebrew. PS: “senhora” is more close to “lady” so that is my bad.
The animation in Quantum Quest wasn't even that bad, especially being made by a Taiwanese company in the 2000s. It looked better than the direct to dvd Disney sequels
Yeah, the comparison to Foodfight is a bit below the belt. I mean, it could've been a crappy movie, but it actually looks competently rendered in the trailer.
my mom knew about mujer casos de la vida real n even remembers an episode. its crazy how something as simple as a telenovela can be the subject of lost media n have hundreds maybe even thousands of people trying to find it years later
and because no one recorded it, it is now lost forever. Isn't that strange? I always assumed that "Oh, the TV network must record everything" - no,they often delete stuff and filmed over old tapes, SO many amazing things are lost to history forever. If you ever see something strange, make sure to record it, and save the video file for people like us! It sounds silly but it's true. It's like a strange rule of life.. you get 1 chance to see it.
dam i remember being a kid in the 90s and my mexican mom would watch that show, it was so fucking depressing.. duuude. honestly mexican television especially the novelas are the reason why some mexican women are overdramatic or traumatized.. i always tell my mom when she is tripping hard about something "no estas en una novela" (you're not in a novela) 🙄🙄🙄🙄
The TL;DR is that when I was a kid in the '90s, our TV stations would air a bizarre and laughable Subway commercial with amateur actors. The cheapness of the commercial led me to believe it was a commercial for a local franchise, and not the national chain. I shared this mystery on Reddit and shared a recreation of the original commercial (using LEGO animation), and several Reddit users remembered seeing the same commercial too, but sadly the actual footage has never been found.
I watched reruns of Mujer with my mom back when I was a teenager in order to help me learn Spanish. I remember watching this one episode were a homeless man who was rummaging through garbage came across box that contained a copse of a dismembered boy. During the investigation one man came forward to state that he seen the boy and believed he was going through domestic abuse by his parents. It’s later shown that the parents murder the boy who they believe to be a demon in the way of their happiness and run off from the police. At the end of the episode the host shows two sketches of what the parents really looked like and tells us the viewers to provide any information to lead in their arrest.
Up until watching this video I had no idea "Mujer" had that sort of violent and creepy episodes. Thankfully I never watched them as a little kid because even back then I was incredibly annoyed by the bad acting in Televisa productions and by the insulting way they portrayed women. So, as soon as that damn lipstick appeared on the screen, I would either switch the channel, turn off the telly or leave the room. All these years I genuinely thought "Mujer" simply had cheesy plotlines like Televisa's telenovelas, albeit on an episode format. I still can't stand anything that company churns out, so knowing that at least ONE episode had actually a useful purpose, is a very pleasant surprise. I hope those parents somehow are paying for what they did.
I think that Snickers commercial was a lot more terrifying than any lost media the poster is looking for, can't imagine a little kid seeing that and what they'd think.
@@zakazany1945 The Snickers commercial shown after that seems to be the closest to what people were talking about, but since people recall seeing it in English it may not be the one they're looking for. It might be a case where people saw multiple commercials (Or perhaps even scenes from shows or films) and their brain compiled them together so that they only remember it as one commercial
That lost biblical Subway commercial sounds like an interesting mystery. I'd imagine the guy who created the video to search for it is a hulking GigaChad with a manly beard and a THICC Pennsylvanian accent.
It's great to see that these media are being found. I would like to contribute one of my own: back around the early to mid 2000's, there was this show on TV Azteca, called "Insomnia", and it was about commercials from all over the world. Funny, creepy, sad, good, bad, and even scary, commercials. But there was this one in particular that caught my attention, it featured an alderly couple making love, but it wasn't graphic or gross, it was tasteful, and if I remember coorectly, it had some sort of soothing piano background music, or something to that effect. The thing is, there was no dialogue, no sounds of the people making love moans, groans, nothing like that), no text to give the scene any context whatsoever, and when the ad was ending, and started to fade away, some text appeared on screen, that said "To him, She will always be 30 years old" and then, poof!, gone!. I don't really remember what language it was in, could have been French, or possibly German, but I'm almost certain that it wasn't English. I've searched for it, to no avail. Does anybody here know of it, or has anyone here seen it? Big thanks in advance.
You really ought to do something on the Doctor “Omnirumour” involving the claim that a man named Phillip Morris has found most of the surviving episodes of Doctor Who, but has only returned eight or nine of them. He’s gone from hero to despised in the Doctor Who community.
@@sexygirlmax2019 He’s not a private collector. He’s a guy that traveled to several nations that Doctor Who that reportedly aired in. He discovered and returned about nine episodes. The original rumor suggested he had found many more Doctor Who episodes, along with a trove of other lost British TV shows. Morris has never confirmed whether he found more episodes, and many people in the Dr Who community think he doesn’t and is leading people on because of clout.
I am Mexican and totally forgot about the existence of "Mujer, casos de la vida real", but I remember it streamed constantly on either "canal 5" and televisa's canal de las estrellas (Televisa is Mexico's biggest media production company). It was such a weird show that creeped me out/ made me laugh for how badly acted some of the episodes were. Mexican TV is so creepy when it comes to sexual abuse or violence. Like, I literally can't remember one single telenovela that didn't include either a female character (sometimes even male) being sexually assaulted or a male character physically fighting against another dude. Both were sometimes even romaticized. Like, I used to like this telenovela called "Cuidado con el Angel" starring Maite Perroni and William Levi and one of the plot points is how he didn't tell her that, years before they properly met, he tried to assault her in the woods while he was drunk, something that had caused her deep sexual trauma from that moment on. Though the show does say it was wrong, the fact that they still end up together is distrubing to me (what's worse, his character is actually her psychiatrist, and they have this weird power dynamic of doctor and patient constantly). Anyway, mexican tv is a weird animal when it comes to showing creepy things, see the show la Rosa de Guadalupe if you want to laugh/be creeped out eternally with Televisa's attempt to have a show that "teaches morals"
mujer NEVER aired on canal 5, since most of its programming was for kids and teens-young adults at least in the 2000s. mujer was mostly aired on canal de las estrellas along with other telenovelas
When it comes to Mujer, my mother when I was a kid would watch it ALL the time and it was borderline traumatic how intense some of these episodes got. The most notable episodes that still makes me think to this day involves: A babysitter that would physically abuse an infant to the point of the child being traumatized behind the parents' backs only to get caught in the act with a hidden camera the parents planted in their son's room. The scenario ends with the parents along with 2 cops barging into the babysitter's house. About 3 kids (1 boy, 2 girls) being physically abused by their parents, especially their father. The kids spike the father's drink with rat poison, killing him in the process. Time passes since and the kids are teens, the mother is still abusive towards the kids to when one of the boys snaps and grabs the mother by he neck and proceeds to tell her he was the one that spiked the drink that fateful day to which he runs away after. Another kid runs away later that day and one girl stays, but proceeds to commit suicide by drinking juice spiked with the same poison they used to kill their father. The mother returns to see her daughter dead, mouth foaming and proceeds to cry throwing the can of poison to the ground and finds a note by one one of the boys reading "I left". Years pass by and the mother is homeless. She comes across her long lost daughter in a dimly lit street, now working as a prostitute. The mother begs the daughter for help, but the daughter proceeds to rant about her time as kids and how it was all the mother's fault, if she hadn't have abused them, none of this wouldn't happen. She walks away from the sobbing mother and the episode ends. Yeah...... this show was *FUCKED UP* !
People keep trying to compare it with La Rosa de Guadalupe but it is not the same! La Rose always has a good ending with the problem having a solution, but Mujer: Casos de la Vida Real was always more blunt, sometimes crude with more sensitive topics. A good ending was not a requirement for them.
@@rey7662 SOMETIMES La Rosa was blunt too. It involved death of someone from time to time. But yeah tbh ur right Rosa always had more or less an optimistic resolution to the problem
My mom watched the episode of the boy with the balloon, she said it aired on 1998 tho. She said the boy had his eyes stolen so they can be transplanted to another person. She said it was a very sad episode and she felt bad for the little boy.
Being Mexican, reading "Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real" on my screen while watching an English RUclips video is the most surreal 5 seconds I've experienced this year. My mother used to watch the show all the time, unfortunately I wasn't allowed to watch it for obvious reasons. If it came on TV while we were all together, my parents would just change the channel. Even after they let me watch American crime shows, like Bones or Criminal Minds, they still wouldn't let me watch "Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real". Of course, now that I'm an adult, I've seen some episodes and I totally understand why. It's not that I even find it shocking, but the subject matter is definitely not safe for children. Doesn't surprise me that they would stop airing the more daring episodes, specially with the ever changing nature of TV censorship in México.
Good on her bro My grandma would babysit me as kid when my mom worked mornings at her old job and every time she would always watch this show I didn’t really think about myself until I watched one episode with her cause she really didn’t care that first episode after watching fucked me completely up like I still think about it to this day 💀
I think it's unlikely we will see more mainstream television shows that ride the border of what's acceptable for TV audiences like Mujier, especially today, probably because from what I've seen, a lot of TV stations have been cracking down on how dark certain shows can be beginning around 2000. See Thomas & Friends, Tugs, and others. Granted, the examples I just listed are children's media, but that's become I can't think of a different show aimed at a slightly older audience that had to be nurtured or cancelled for being "too dark" for mostly younger viewers. If you know your show is going to have episodes containing content that is going to scar or traumatize little kids, then either don't have the show on when the young ones are in the room, or add a disclaimer warning at the beginning stating that the episode is going to contain content aimed at a +14 audience. This is why I'm so ticked off as to why Tugs was so short lived as a sister show to Thomas. The reason Tugs was cancelled was because the show dealt with serious topics that were real harmful threats to the characters, but looked like something for little kids. Because of this, it didn't appeal to the aimed demographic because it looked like a little kid cartoon, and it failed at the younger demographic because the episodes dealt with traumatizing content for younger audiences. This was why every American investor that saw Robert D Cardona pitch the series to passed on selling it to America. And with the bankruptcy of Television South in 1984, the show only produced a short single season of 13 15 minute episodes, with 4 exclusive 20 minute cuts, and it disappeared into the void afterwards in June of 1984
I think it's unlikely we will see more mainstream television shows that ride the border of what's acceptable for TV audiences like Mujier, especially today, probably because from what I've seen, a lot of TV stations have been cracking down on how dark certain shows can be beginning around 2000. See Thomas & Friends, Tugs, and others. Granted, the examples I just listed are children's media, but that's become I can't think of a different show aimed at a slightly older audience that had to be nurtured or cancelled for being "too dark" for mostly younger viewers. If you know your show is going to have episodes containing content that is going to scar or traumatize little kids, then either don't have the show on when the young ones are in the room, or add a disclaimer warning at the beginning stating that the episode is going to contain content aimed at a +14 audience. This is why I'm so ticked off as to why Tugs was so short lived as a sister show to Thomas. The reason Tugs was cancelled was because the show dealt with serious topics that were real harmful threats to the characters, but looked like something for little kids. Because of this, it didn't appeal to the aimed demographic because it looked like a little kid cartoon, and it failed at the younger demographic because the episodes dealt with traumatizing content for younger audiences. This was why every American investor that saw Robert D Cardona pitch the series to passed on selling it to America. And with the bankruptcy of Television South in 1984, the show only produced a short single season of 13 15 minute episodes, with 4 exclusive 20 minute cuts, and it disappeared into the void afterwards in June of 1984
I have a commercial that I really want found because it terrified me as a 5 year old. I was watching a movie in the living room while my parents were in the kitchen so I was unsupervised when a trailer or a commercial came on. It stared with parent's going into their baby's room and putting them to sleep before going to their own room. The camra focuses on a doll and I can only describe this doll as a old fashioned doll with a black dress and a hat with a feather in it. The camra zooms back out and the parents leave. When the parents were lying down in their room they hear their baby crying so they go investigate the noise. When they go into the room and the doll is in the bed where the baby was supposed to be. The commercial ended and a little 5 year old me was left crying. It was aired on a channel that had both kids and adults movie around 2015 or 2016. It could have been Annabelle but I can't find any trailer fitting the one I saw. If anyone remembers this commercial please let me know!
@@arturob5306 I can’t post a link to the video or my post will get deleted, but if you want to see the video just do a RUclips search for: March 9th, 2001 CBS/WBBM ads (part 3) It was uploaded by Barber747 and it’s the very first commercial in the video.
I have a feeling that the “demon commercial” is just a PSA commercial which could be the reason why the carb bar the lady was eating didn’t have a brand. I think the commercial was telling people to make healthier choices.
That’s a good point! I was thinking that it must be a pretty bad commercial if absolutely nobody could remember the name of the bar. The other theory I’m thinking is that it’s some kind of sketch. Also tons of PSAs are way too freaky.
That seems very possible. The only thing is that an unbranded, unnamed snack bar seems like an odd example of a healthy snack. Wouldn't fruits or veggies work better? Or maybe it was gum, like instead of overeating? So strange.
There is a YT channel called Dave's Archives. He posts commercials from the 80's through the 2000's. He also has another channel that he posts 80's - 2000's japanese commercials to.
I'm Taiwanese and I've asked my parents and my cousins if they've seen the film before. And if the account of it being aired in Asia is true you would've thought that this film made by 太極影音 WOULD be aired in Taiwan, but nothing came up to mind. It might still be in some Chinese shady website though I'll have to keep you guys updated Edit: So I found the animation director/project leader of Digimax (at least that's what it said) dmd.ntub.edu.tw/p/412-1047-4515.php?Lang=zh-tw here if anyone of you are interested. And please be mindful and polite when asking question, I don't want to accidentally dox someone
@@molotera8789 on deeper research I found that it aired in handfull of places in Taiwan, and primarily in science museum and stuff, and the reviews are actually good so maybe it'll be not as bad as the trailer will make everyone think. Maybe IDK
I’ve seen the exact video they were talking about “it started at a baby shower there were two women one was offering pigs in a blanket the other women says no then the second woman has a demon voice and weird eyes trying to tempt the other woman into eating the food but the first woman says she’s eating some sort of carb bar or something”
@@alexmcnutt5525 yt is really weird about putting links in comments now, but its one of the first things mentioned in jorge’s “lost media found in 2021” video
I believe that's where la rosa got the idea from and in order to make it seem new they just never reair it. It was watched by many young kids like myself as well as older women so I find it surprising that it wasn't properly documented. Anyway, the acting was worse in mujer and plot felt rushed but it was an addicting watch.
My grandma used to babysit me in the morning as a kid and she would always watch this show religiously every episode was disturbing and the theme music was just creepy asf and eerie 💀
I think the setup for the commercial for why they turned into a demon was because everybody was pestering the person saying what's wrong with pigs and blanket repeatedly in like a nagging voice. It sounds so familiar. Like the trigger of the memory of that was the pigs in the blanket thing.
The description of the commercial brought up some extremely vague memories in my head, and I seem to recall that the actual product was for people on a diet, and the demons were trying to tempt the person into eating unhealthy/high calorie foods. But this is all so vague that I can't even be sure it's an actual memory or something my mind created.
I remember the "What's wrong with pigs in a blanket?" line 100% and the snack thing sounds familiar too. I don't remember them turning into demons though.
"Mujer" was like THE background noise of my life. I remember it always playing on some television in the distance- whether it be at home, at some beauty parlor, or at a number of restaurants we'd frequent- we just could never seemingly get away from it lol. Course' me and my folks never paid much attention to it until now that you bring up it's creepy undertones...
This is very important! I have a piece of lost media I remember seeing when I was a very young kid. But to this very day I still CAN NOT find it. I've already checked You Tube for the video but it is not there. When I was a little girl, there was always this older girl that would come over to my house and show me videos online like "Scary Car" and "The Rocking Chair" and "The Scary Maze Game" but there was this one video that I was very scared of that she showed me on a whole other website that I had never seen before and never saw again. The video was a video of Lady and the tramp. Yes, I'm actually talking about the Disney Lady and the tramp. It started at the scene where they were at the restaurant eating the noodles. The iconic scene if you would call it that. But when they got to the noodle that connected, it was like the same scene except, when tramp got close enough for the kiss, he ate Lady's head right off of her dog body along with the noodle. And it really looked like the real animation. Same style and everything. It even gives me the creeps still thinking about it to this day but if anyone knows anything about this please comment below mine.
I don’t know why, but I vaguely remembering seeing this before. It’s always kinda been in the back of my head, and has left some sort of unsettling feeling when ever I see the lady and the tramp. Again, very sparse memory, so I know no more than you.
Bruh speaker of cars, there was this cars commerical with mater and wally ( its a walmart truck), they were promoting a dvd exclusive thing at walmart and it was recently found but it was removed and i cant find it anywhere now. Anyways if you want more info and i don't respond, its because as of the time im writing this a hurricane is going to pass by where i live and my internet might go out.
I know a lost media. At least it's lost to me. I think it was a French kids show. With live action family and animation kid. The animation kid's name was something like DuBois. I couldn't find it on Google. Does anyone have any idea?
It wouldn't happen to be "Mi familia es un dibujo" (My family is a cartoon), would it? It's an Argentine show, but the premise sounds like what you're describing. The animated character's name was Dibu. I grew up in Argentina and occasionally watched that show as a kid so it immediately rang a bell.
@@por22ito Yep, that's it. Years long search is over I guess. Who would have thought real people would know the answer where Google failed (cause I didn't have enough clues). The power the audience of blameitonjorge lol. Thanks a lot.
@@efe_aydal There's a real case of lost media with that show: Episode 69 aired, but can't be found. All episodes are uploaded on RUclips, but that one's missing. It became relevant some years ago when a youtuber did a video about that show.
17:36 the animation looks completely PASSABLE. It does not deserve to be compared to food fight. It's not on the same level as feature animations that are realeased in theaters but on 10 mil budget that is to be expected. It looks good enough to be a television show on a major network. The animation isnt stunning but it's far from bad and I don't see it as a reason for it to be hidden.
I was thinking the same thing, the animation isn't nearly as bad as I was expecting it to be based on the buildup. It could definitely pass as a made for TV animated movie. Like the Jimmy Neutron movie.
You should make a lost video or videos topics of the Eurovision Song Contests 1956 and 1964. If you don’t know, Eurovision is a song contest with European countries, Israel, and even Australia compete to win to host the next contest. Italy of which, won in 2021. Semi-finals were eventually added in 2004, since after the breakup of Yugoslavia and the USSR, many countries wanted to compete at once. Since 2008, there are currently 2 semi-finals. The 1956 event is the more obscure event of the two, since we don’t have the complete footage, or even the audio. From what fans know, the first ever edition of the contest was lost, due to the lack of television in Europe at the time, and there was no way of restoring the film. We don’t seem to know what happened to the rest of the footage, but we do have most of the audio, with only a part of an interval act lost, and pictures of the stage during the contest are very scarce around the internet. We also know that the scores of the 1956 event are unknown due to the scores being hidden from the public, but the winner, Switzerland’s second song, Refrain, won, with an unknown number of points. Since the won the first ever contest, she was given a 2 minute film of her singing the reprise of her song, but without audio. After she received it, she used the audio from Refrain’s record album on the silent film. This is the only have footage from 1956 we have, but fortunately, we also have the national selection (which is how some countries select their songs) of Italy’s 1st song, but not on live. If it were in a case file it would be: - Media type: Song Contest, since it’s basically what it was, is, and will be - Amount: 1 - Last seen: 1956 - Found by: (Partially) Lys Assia, due to receiving the footage as a reward - Status: Partially Lost, since we have the audio and some footage as evidence it existed For the 1964 event, the film was lost in a studio fire in the ‘70s. This time, we do know the scores, we have loads of photos of the contestants, and the complete audio from the radio stations. From the approximate 2 hours of the contest filmed, only 2 minutes of film still exist, with the winner’s reprise, Italy. There are 4 known countries who broadcasted the ‘64 edition, Denmark, UK, France, and Malta (which didn’t compete until 1971). Denmark had their copy wiped from a fire, UK has an empty canister labeled “Eurovision 1964,” presumably wiped, and France and Malta may have un-digitized copies with unknown lengths. Once again, we have footage for the national selections of France and Portugal, which placed 4th (tied) and 13th (last in a 4-way tie) respectively. Some person on Wikipedia however think the fire didn’t happen, but rather wasn’t recorded at all, since the Danish broadcaster’s website, Danish Radio (DR), said that it wasn’t recorded. However, this couldn’t have been the case, since in one part of the footage has a television showing what’s happening on TV, and in a behind the scenes documentary, several cameras are seen during the stage cleanup. Again, if it were in a case file, it would be: - Media Type: Song Contest - Amount: 1 - Last Seen: 1964 - Status: Partially Lost If you’re interested, then please make a video about this topic, and if you do make the video, then try to put your own efforts into finding important info or even some other unseen clips of footage.
Omg first the lost "La rosa de Guadalupe" episode , then three "mujer casos de la vida real" lost episodes... What's next the lost episode of nosotros los guapos
Damn I remember seeing Mujer, Casos de la vida real" as a child. The only graphic episode I remember was quite disturbing, it deals with depression and suicidal thoughts so warning. The episode starts a poor family (a father, a mother, two sons, one of them was mentally disabled.) The father didn't have no money, no job and suffered heavy depression. One night he wanted to end it all and turned the stove to suffocate himself and his family. Luckily the mom turns the stove off. A few scenes later, the mom decides to leave because she no longer handle the situation and begs her kids to come with them. But both kids want to stay with their father. So she leaves them. The scene I remember vividly is the father builds this gallow to hang himself and his kids. So he forces his kids to let him put the noose on their necks. The scene cuts immediately when he pulls the rope. The next scene you see him writing his suicide note, and in the back are his son's corpses (but you don't see their faces). He then proceeds to hang himself. The last scene I remember is the mom crying and holding the father's suicide note and in the note is just scribbles. I hope someone can remember this episode cuz until now I think about that episode now and then.
I asked my Mom (she's Mexican) if she watched Mujer: casos de la vida real and to my surprise she said yes. She was pretty vague on the details if the show really was as violent as the internet made it out to be. All she said that sometimes it was violent and other times it wasn't.
I legit believe the demon commercial was real. Just the fact those commercials on the playlist exist as well as the fact a company thought jumpscaring people with their ads was a good way of advertising back in the day.
i asked 3 of my Japanese social media friends (they’re all older than the age of 28) if they knew anything about that commercial 2/3 said they never seen it before but the 3rd guy (the oldest) said he isn’t completely certain but it does feel familiar to him and he also that the chimes in it definitely indicate that “someone dies every 2 second”. and he lastly said “maybe saw it, don't remember very well.”
@@TheTwistedPuppeteer that isn’t it. nothing about that commercial mentions anything about train safety or train tracks. it’s an advertisement for futuristic science
I REMEMBER that last commercial! I was really young when I saw it but it didn't scare me, it was just kind of weird? I distinctly remember that they just DIDN'T mention the product's name, it wasn't that it was so scary you didn't remember... They just... didn't state what the product was.
Maybe that's a clue. Maybe they didn't mention the product's name because it wasn't an ad for the the bar per say. Maybe it was an ad for a diet that might have included a bar? Jenny Crag or weight watchers? or maybe a craving stimulant. I'm leaning on apatite suppresser ad. but cannot for the life of me remember if or what they would have been called back then. Edit: I really want to say it was a diet commercial slim fast or something like that. trying to say that their products would keep you from craving all the unhealthy stuff.
I remember the statement "what's wrong with pigs in a blanket", because at the time I asked my parents "what are pigs in a blanket?" From the follow up, I keep thinking maybe it was a porkrinds commercial... I remember there were microwavable porkrinds that came out around the late 90s/early 2000s. I wasn't a scared of any commercials, maybe I had been desensitized to shock/horror by slim jim commercials and moves like the mask.
@@rookeealding2803 others are saying it might’ve been from a sketch show where they parody an ad, this might make more sense as to why they don’t state the name of the product
@@liltylenoll6955 then they might want to see of it was an add from Strangers with Candy. A show on comedy central around the time ( according to the commercial videos on you tube) it was a weird show.
As a person that speaks Japanese (not native, but still), I can give my own translation of the original post, although the translation in the video is pretty accurate: "There was an incredibly scary commercial, and it still remains in my memory. On a black background something like two white 'human figures' (hitogata) were drawn, and a clanging noise was constantly ringing. I'm sure there was something about how on Earth, one person died every two seconds, and every two sounds one of them disappeared. On the next instant, the human figure returned to the same place it was before, and then the other figure disappeared. The commercial was just that repeating for a long time." As for the video recreations, all of the ones that have text/narration follow the "On Earth, one person dies every two seconds" description, although the first one (the one with the robotic narration) adds "Treasure the only life you have" afterwards (also appears on the one with red text that is on the background later), and the second one (the one with the more realistic human figures) adds "One person is born every two seconds" beforehand. If you have any questions, or there is any other text that you would like to have translated, I'd be glad to contribute!
I’m so happy the Japanese pronunciation in this video was good. Idk if you already spoke Japanese or did it just for this video, but thank you for not assaulting my ears with “HETUHGAYTO” or something stupid. It’s a small thing but it means a lot to me.
Public Mexican televisión used to be 'no man's land" thats how we got all those un-edited animes imported directly from Japan dubed in spanish and uncensored in the 90s
Ok, two things: 1. You did great with that Spanish 💕 Not perfect but it's understandable since English pronunciation is different. 2. As a Mexican, I can confirm that "Mujer: Casos de la vida real" was a creepy telenovela. They didn't usually show extreme graphics, only implying what happened, but the plots were dark. My aunts watched it religiously and thanks to that we kids had to watch it too. You have to keep in mind: Most Latino American adults don't care if kids are around when watching these things, it's so normal that they only mind if something like homosexuality is shown. So, Mujer was like that tv show parents put while all the family eats. I remember one episode where a girl killed a guy because he was cheating on her and another that ended with a rape victim being burned alive. It's so weird hearing this is lost media now. Never would I have thought something I watched with my family and was well known by everyone around me, would be lost someday.
I mean personally i dont believe tha mujer was a Creepy show, it can fall more on the "too real" category, there were so many awful cases that run on diferent topics like Rape, Feminicidios, Abuse and ETS.
Does anyone remember a commercial in which a couple were being chased by historical figures and at the end of the commercial, it has the tagline "History isn't scary"?
22:50 I SEEN THAT EPISODE, god, that brought back some memories from my childhood. the image of the hand coming out of the plastic bag was a damaging thing to watch as a little boy
As a Mexican, you said "Mujer: Casos de la Vida Real" pretty well!, also, its kinda rare to see lost media over here Edit: Jesus Christ, your accent is not bad!
@@rosierivas2687 Yes but not everyone understands context clues. Which is why you get people still calling him "George." Edit: He could also appear to be American, just with a Hispanic family.
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Other videos you might like:
Lost Media Found in the Strangest Ways
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The Lost Media Iceberg
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UPDATE:
As many have pointed out, a high quality version of the Boy with a Balloon episode of Mujer is available:
ruclips.net/video/GXYqQxH2Gys/видео.html
UPDATE 2: Biblical Subway Commercial found:
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THIRD UPDATE FFS (2/26/21): Creepy Demon Commercial was discovered and can be viewed here:
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Talk about Robert Johnson and the crossroads
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In Japan they've got a lot of trains. This was almost 100% an actual PSA, we had something similar to this in Canada. The company that created that PSA has most like been bought out by another. Same for the creators of the PSA. Making finding out any information very hard to find. My point? You're all perfectly sane, you're not crazy it _did_ exist. Just back in the 1980's. Have a lovely day,🤗
OMG! I worked on the 2004 (Quantum Quest) film! I met Dr. Harry Kloor at Siggraph. He told me he was looking for 3D modelers and animators. I was contracted to model the character, Moronic, in Lightwave 3D. I modeled the character, and I was paid for the work, but I never heard anything more about it. I still have the model of the character. I wasn't aware that the film was completed. Very interesting!
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Duuudddeee tell us moreeeee
that's so fun!! tell us more
That's pretty interesting actually. Hope Jorge sees this comment.
That's amazing! I'd love to know more!
Imagine someone already uploaded hitogata but everyone thought it was just another recreation
lol
The Boy Who Cried Hitogata
@@user-oq9pz6tt9x what?
@@iampurechaos It's a reference to "the boy who cried wolf" story. There was this young boy watching some sheep and he liked to play pranks on the villagers yelling that there was a wolf approaching. The first and second times they believed him and he laughed his butt off at the naive villagers, but at the third time he cried "wolf!" they didn't believe him, but this time the wolf actually came and ate the sheep.
@@mamutepeq ohh thx
That fact that Quantum Quest was screened for school children makes me happy knowing that twenty years from now those kids will be online thinking they’re insane for nobody else knowing what they’re talking about just like the rest of the Lost Media fandom
Yeah it will end up being some new Mandela effect or something lol
They'll claim mandela effect like people have been doing since 2016 or so
@@jjcoola998 Why is it called the Mandela effect, anyway?
@@acidwizzardbastard Because the name was inspired by Nelson Mandela. People thought that he died in prison in the 1980's or something. But, he actually lived until 2013.
(this is based on what I can remember, since I researched about this a long time ago.)
Awww! I sure hope they do a small episode about "The Queen of Creepy Dolls" one day......
I really hate when someone has the only known copy of some lost media and decides to not share it and keep it for themself.
Bet it really makes them feel special huh
@@pineapplesodah maybe they just don't want to get involved
Could also be for legal reasons but other than that, I would agree
Not everything has to be whored out online. Like practically everyone does with their lives. Good for him.
Who knows,they might not know it's lost media
2050: Anyone remember this live action show with puppets that sang about getting creative, and then it turned all creepy?
do you mean "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared"?
@@nathanlewis233 yeah it was a joke, im not here 2 shame ya for it though lol
oh yeah! I remember one episode of it where their computer started talking after the characters stated that they wanted to learn more about the world, and later the red guy disappeared. I vaguely remember the bird disappearing in the next episode.
yea!! and the bird started to.. get eaten literally
@@Aspirinsoop ah that’s embarrassing 💀 my bad
The fact that its existence can't be confirmed is actually kinda sad. Hopefully some people who encounter this video, that may know where the original source of the commercial, can maybe respond of a video of their own.
You got a point.
why do I see you everywhere
@@tetoterritory cause he is a guy without a mustache
@@kadeenmadeit1069 so true
Hey
I have a scene that traumatized me as a kid and still is extremely disturbing when I think about from casos de la vida real. I can't remember the plot of why it ended this way but the last minute of it is the dad really wanting money so he takes his son to another room and closes the door and suddenly you just hear him beating him over and over and the kid is screaming and then it fades. When the next scene starts, he's in the streets holding his son in his arms and the sons knees and legs are completely covered in blood and the dad is pretending to cry, begging people for money to "get surgery for his son"
That's just.....dark
Sounds like something that would happen in China.. more than once.
OMGGG, that's the same episode that made me cry and have nightmares back in 2006 (Mujer Casos de La Vida Real was still airing in Perú), I think that it isn't lost, but that episode was so sad and terrifying
@@DanaGomez1D do you remember the title or any more information about the episode ?
An answer from the Twilight Zone comment: "I particularly remember an episode of a father willingly breaking his son's legs only to get money because they lived in poverty."
Hey! Japanese boi with too much time on his hands here with more information about the "踏切ヒトガタ" (RR Crossing Hitogata) Commercial. First I'd like to say your translations were fine! Let me know if I can help in future Japanese memes though!
Anyway, I've never heard of "Hitogata" until I watched this video so I did a bit of digging at wikis and 5ch and it's pretty interesting, and seems like there is still an active investigation at the time I am writing this.
Because legitimate, credible information from witnesses are all over the place and/or lacking, there seems to be too many theories about what the actual source might be. Apparently an old "Unreleased/Lost Commercial Search Thread" on 5ch banned any mention about "Hitogata" because of the crazy amount of misinformation and useless information that gets nowhere. As Jorge mentioned, the topic has since been revived. The only confirmed fact is that AC has denied broadcasting any commercial with the original 2004 descriptions. That's it.
Some say the commercial was sepia (white and brown), while some say it was completely monochrome (black and white); some say there was a text that said "1 person dies every 2 seconds on earth," some say it said 5 seconds, others say there wasn't any text or narration, so a lot of information are contradicting each other. Some say it was railroad safety awareness, some say it was suicide awareness, it could have been an ad for potato chips. There seemed to have been the most witnesses in big cities, but that may just be there are more people in cities goofing around on the internet than in rural areas.
A description resembling the ad in question has indeed been mentioned in 1999, but extremely vague: "A commercial where 2 monochrome people flicker on and off one after the other. There really are a lot of strange local campaign ads." - 2ch thread ID942095781
People have made compilations of commercials that remotely resemble the claimed format.
A conclusion I can get from the compilation and reading through thousands of thread messages is that it just seems like the claimed format is so generic and simple that it could vaguely apply to any commercial, regardless of country of origin or purpose. As mentioned earlier, it could have been an actual safety awareness campaign, an ad someone saw as a kid and is now remembering with blurry memories, or just some Deja Vu stuff because so many ads look the same. At the time of me writing, there still seems to be no progress in finding the source, except a nice flow chart has been made to help narrow down candidates. However I do see one potential flaw to this because it's assuming that the 1999 and 2004 descriptions are accurate, and disregards the possibility that other claims may just be some sort of confirmation bias.
The most recent 5ch investigation thread can be found here, albeit in Japanese (link split up in case YT yeets links): http s:/ /egg.5ch.n et/ test/read.cgi/ cm/1639553097/
I'm definitely pretty invested in this urban legend though, and may keep following up!
Sources I looked into:
The 5ch thread
Wikis:
http s://w.atw iki.j p/commer cial/pages/24.h tml
http s://wikiw iki.j p/boudai/白 いヒトガタ
http s://newu sopedia.mirahez e.or g/wiki/白いヒトガタ
THIS COMMENT IS SO UNDERRATED IT NEEDS 1K+ LIKES I HOPE JORGE SEES THIS
i saw an ad about toy trains with a logo with 2 people at the end but i forgot where i saw it
Oh, wow. this is quite the information! a bit underrated, I hope this gets more likes!
@@urbainleverrier1 i found a video with the same logo i found but different ruclips.net/video/VlKdKb9n5Uw/видео.html
Thanks for the info
Update: The demon lady oat bar commercial was found. It's an advert for carb solutions called "baby shower"
another day another W
could you send a link to the commercial?
no they haven't
@@pxltr ruclips.net/video/pdE_zjgf-Uk/видео.html
@@aetherland1883 yea they have ruclips.net/video/pdE_zjgf-Uk/видео.html
Isn’t it sort of haunting to know that, every time you see a piece of media, it could very well be the last time anyone sees it?
Happens almost every day on RUclips
now I feel compelled to record every tv show I ever watch
i mean today, someone probably downloaded a vid and could just reupload it.
like logan pauls suicide forest videos can never be deleted truly
sometimes i look at my likes videos playlist and wonder what the recently deleted videos were.
Oh yeah, the Unepic SID Channel got terminated recently, & I was probably the last one to have watched(well, listened) to any of that channel's videos.
The lost media that we search for is just what people remember. Imagine all the lost media that no one remembers...
No kidding. For a piece of media, at least one person has to remember its existence, and mention it to enough people to realize that no one else remembers it.
Forget the media that no one even remembers. Imagine all the people who carry the only memories of weird shows/books/games who don’t know about lost media, and don’t tell anyone.
There’s probably little things such as commercials that we all remember that are lost without us realizing it.
It would be completely gotten and cease to exist, imagine if we found lost media that was truly lost and forgotten then when it is rediscovered it is eerie and disturbing. It fascinates me and frightens me at the same time hearing that some media can be truly lost but can resurface at anytime.
Just the fact that if theres only one person that remember set lost media and that person dies then the search is almost good as dead like a 99%
Not to mention all the lost media that various people remember, but none of them are aware of the lost media scene or seek out help online to find it. Or media that people remember, but don't care enough about to seek it out and realize that it's lost.
just like with my mother singing a certain song to me in spanish that apparently she didn't know what the song was, she heard in a record player in public. I can sing the song but I'm just singing what she sang to me.
Update: Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey have been officially released on VOD services by Giant Pictures.
perfect timing, spread the word
That's awesome.
MAD LADS ACTUALLY DID IT WOOHOO!
Is it good?
@@kerbalstar5309 no good story, but damn fun.
"What color is the balloon, mom?" God that line brings me shivers.
right ? I really wanna watch this one.
Just watched it and it's not all that scary that the synopsis makes it to be but, it's pretty sad
@@lolimaraccoon1566 true
I feel like that the show my mom would watch in the afternoon after cleaning
@@stephanietienda7978 my grandma saw the sangra contra dignidad episode back in 1996 and though she doesn't remember much she kinda knows the plot
I grew up in Mexico during the 80s and 90s and I saw many episodes of "Mujer Casos de la vida real" because my mother used to enjoy it. It actually covered a wide variety of topics, including making social commentary on poverty, racism, LGBT issues, ageism, domestic abuse, etc. Very few of these episodes had a happy ending. Many of the episodes were down right creepy and surreal that seemed to be a product of the imagination of a script writer rather than from a viewer submission.
yeah none of the episodes mentioned in the video sounded off aside from the gore. Mujer Casos De La Vida Real and La Rosa De Guadajupe cover really depressing stories and sometimes have really creepy or disturbing endings, though ive never seen crazy amount of gore in the shows so i think the people describing the episodes might be exaggerating a bit but the shows definitely can be disturbing
Ah I used tonlove that show !
The beginning of the show where the kid gets kidnapped always got me
@@juanpdesan , sometimes "Mujer Casos de la Vida Real" could be brilliantly written and very insightful. Other times they were just full of unbelievable drama and scary stories.
Scary but did it’s job of preventing the stories portrayed from repeating. Super grateful for that show helping prevent my sister running off with some creepy old man.
Nasa: Let's make a movie about this space craft we launched to saturn.
People: Oh cool, is it like a documentary?
Nasa: No, it's about a sentient photon.
People: Oh, is it educational or?
Nasa: It has lizard people and space battles with aliens.
People: So it's Scientology
@@EssexAggiegrad2011 well, yes, but Samuel L. Jackson is gonna be in it. ... sooo..?
Your profile picture is epic. Floral Fury? More like Floral Fuckery.
That sounds awesome!!!!
@@memeurr--dreemurr8530 cagney carnation means business this time
I really hope the Hitogata commercial is found, since I have had a lifelong obsession with PSAs.
It has been check the links that blameitonjorge
@@gen7649 it isn’t
@@SirChubbyBunny I’m certainly familiar with Think About This. The background music for that one makes it unintentionally hilarious. I’ve heard of Will You Be Here Tomorrow, but I’m not sure if I am familiar with the other two you mentioned.
@@dylanslemp4069 Think About This is so hammy and I think I'm starting starting love it.
Me too
What's funny to me is that you want ppl to remember your product through advertisements, not only remember the advertisement and forget what the product is
Hopefully it will make them come forward to claim the ad
Free press
Pretty sure that's just the "What Were They Selling Again?" trope
@@otaking3582 Yup. And that's the problem with the "sex sells" type ads sometimes, the viewer gets so focused on the hot person in the ad that they can't remember what the ad was even for.
That Eggo commercial was locked away in my brain for over twenty years
i just shat myself watching it
Same, I'm just barely remembering it, but I know I seen it back in the day.
*would you leggo your eggo*
Thats my first thought me seeing it... i want to forget it... now!
Yes! Once I saw it I totally remember it on Cartoon Network
Fun fact: Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real was on the original Lost Media Iceberg but Jorge never talked about it until now. I think it was in the sixth tier...
I wish he didn't skip any of the entries.
@@ringkunmori you and me both.
I know that show can you elaborate on what he missed??
@@Xguiseppee75 I'm assuming there are one or more episodes that were too controversial to be aired more than once and are now lost to time. I remember that show getting pretty dark at times, and I only ever watched reruns.
@@assuming9735 to me all the episodes are dark like all of them. I only seen one out of the 50 that i saw that had a happy ending
My mom used to watch Mujer, Casas El La Vida Real as a kid, and recently i showed her this video to jog her memory of the show. She remembers most of the episodes, even recognized some of the actors, as she said, supposedly the actors appeared in other episodes. It's honestly fun bonding with my mom with some lost media she knew as a child.
Wow
That's actually really sweet!
That's pretty heartwarming.
Aww that's wholesome! :D
That was the same situation with my grandmother. When I mentioned Mujer, she got happy and asked me how I knew about that show since it was old. We then started talking more about it.
Dude, adult swim had so incredibly creepy “commercials” that would honestly freak me out well into my late teens.
The Clown bump used to always freak me out.
Bro Wtf I remember those. Its one of those things that id have to watch all at once or never again
THE DAWN IS YOUR ENEMY.
I have the MTV2 "mini-motorcyclists" swipe saved just in case. It's not creepy just funny and I'd hate to lose it. There's this channel with no name that has a lot of these. since it's impossible to find. here: ruclips.net/channel/UCmOiT9ZnSvLZ1XMBFjGiNmQ
You can be an adult, and those commercials are still creepy
I live in Japan and it definitely sounds like the railroad crossing warning sounds.
Edit: Just asked my boyfriend (who is Japanese) about the first case and he said it’s actually a very famous lost media in Japan. He’s not the type that usually gets into lost media stuff so if it’s that popular and it’s still not found, it might be lost for good or at least a long time. He also did some searching in Japanese but couldn’t find anything new about it in Japanese either.
What reason would it have to be "Lost for good reason" - were they realizing it made the suicide problem worse? D:
@bread boys is not really funny in any way I was originally going to try to find more information and edit as I went. Being in Japan just feels like it gives credit to whatever information it was that I might have ended up getting.
@@ZeranZeran Yeah because from what we've seen here, the advertisement is awfully traumatizing....I mean, there is a high chance that the commercial was made in order to raise awareness about mental illness, but at the same time, the CM was also traumatizing enough.
@@tuong194 Maybe not trauamtising in the normal way, but if I was suicidal and alone and a commercial kept coming on every day with a "ding.. ding.. ding" that said "Every time you hear that, another person commit suicide" it might make me want to do it more. Suicide is a strange thing. This is very dark.
@bread boys is not really funny in any way okay didn't have to gatekeep Japan / where people live .. lol tf?
i love the fact that jorge doesn’t mispronounce louisville in the common way (as “lewis”) but instead chooses to go a step further and say “louise” lmaooo
for those wondering: it’s pronounced like “luwey”
@@hz-gv6fk you mean Lew-ee Vil
@@hz-gv6fk that way can interpreted as Loo -Wey
@@hz-gv6fk As someone who has family who have lived their whole lives there and who grew up close by... No, it's not. It's "loo-uh-vuhl". Like here: ruclips.net/video/wtCdHAZ6Njo/видео.html
jorge also mispronounced "appalachia" pfffft
Can we just for a moment acknowledge how wholesome that video of the Mario screamer is? The kid gets scared and then just starts laughing with who I can assume is his older brother.
The unpredictability of these types of media being lost, found, or non-existent is what makes this subject fascinating.
fun fact about woman real life cases is that guillermo del toro is said to have directed some of the episodes and some people claim that´s why some of them are so creepy and unnerving
Who is he?
@@isabellefloress5825 he produces really good scary movies look him up
Apparently Guillermo del Toro collaborated with scripts. As far as people are aware, the show was extremely mindful of child actors not being aware of what the plot was (specially in abuse episodes) even after the final product aired.
EDIT: Del toro did work on a series called Hora Marcada and there seems to be a lot of confusion online on whether he did collaborate with Mujer or not due to this. I haven't been able to corroborate his involvement with this particular series (Mujer), only seen posts claiming that he worked with them. So it's best to take the information with a grain of salt.
He also directed Pacific Rim.
If you see this comment please spread it so that maybe jorge can see it.
I have a huuuuge lost media request, I remember seeing a kind of bizarre short film made in the early 2000s starring Brian mccook (aka the drag queen katya zamoladchikova)
I remember it being about some kind of french dating app. I searched for it everywhere but I guess it was removed or something. Please help me find it
Bruh even that Snickers commercial is terrifying. Jesus if I saw that late at night I’d immediately flip channels.
I Guess if You're hungry you'll become Regan from the Exorsist (1937) I'd rather become Mr. Bean or Robin Williams (RIP) like in other Snicker Bar Commercials.
Yeah... I think there's a reason why it wasn't aired in the US...
Ironically that Snickers commercial with the kid using the huge braces was the one that creeped me out the most out of them lmao
If you see this comment please spread it so that maybe jorge can see it.
I have a huuuuge lost media request, I remember seeing a kind of bizarre short film made in the early 2000s starring Brian mccook (aka the drag queen katya zamoladchikova)
I remember it being about some kind of french dating app. I searched for it everywhere but I guess it was removed or something. Please help me find it
I've seen it before because my mom is Mexican & the shows she watch are in Spanish
He says it like “Jorge” in the sponsor segment but then immediately after that he says “George,” he’s definitely messing with us.
i know someone that has jorge has their last name. sometimes, they pronounce it as jorge, at others, george. this is because people around them, school and friends, pronounce it as george. lol
*I usually switch off from commercials because they distract from the show....*
But I especially would want to switch off a very cursed commercial.
_I don’t want to be sold nightmares._
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@@AxxLAfriku hello kind sir, would you please tell me where my braincells went? I think I lost them after reading your comment.
Why Did you Type It like This? I Had A Fin Seizure
I wish I could switch off commercials
@@AxxLAfriku shut up self promoter
Mujer Casos de la Vida Real was like the Mexican Twilight Zone, but for señoras.
the plot about the boy with the balloons sounds like something that would happen in the twilight zone
Yeah, as a Mexican person who grew up watching these poorly made novellas I doubt the show synopsis was as bad as it sounded.
@@martinchavez7105 Werewolf one especially. The 'rape' part sounded like a very concerning detail someone added rather then something in the show.
My sister told me she saw the colores del cielo episode back when she was in mexico
@@amelialonelyfart8848 Well, it wouldn't be so exaggerated. Some episodes talked about rape and violence toward women in a crude way.
For example, there's an episode about a nurse who is abused and in revenge she castrates her abusers.
Maybe it's not creepy as people remember, but the fact that it talked about rape its possible.
I remember the “werewolf” episode of mujer: casos de la vida real. It always stuck to me because of the way the father found the body with his daughters mutilated body. It’s strange how I would think of it from time to time and even forgot it was from that show. I always thought it was from la Rosa de Guadalupe. I always found it sad how adults played off her fear of the “werewolf” as something imaginary but it was actually a predator after her.
that was the only episode i watched. My mom just kinda would avoid the show every time it was on. Sometimes i still have nightmares about it and it’s been over 10 years now.
That is extremely horrifying to me. I mean I used to watch the media which involved in child abuse/r*pe, but when I know about this, Idk, I'm kinda traumatized for some reasons...
Bro the balloon episode was the one's found but it's just the redo version as i heard on someone in reddit.
I don't know what i would feel if I've seen the original version of it and the werewolf one and the blood vs dignity one.
Mujer was one of my grandma's favourite shows. She'd tape it often so perhaps my grandpa has the VHS tapes somewhere.
EDIT: So, my search was all for nought. As it turns out, my grandpa never saved them and taped over them often so any scrap of the show that could have been found and/or salvaged is gone.
Sorry Guys. If you're searching for them, don't give up the search! You've got this!
You should totally check !!!
Did this lead ever pan out?
An update is available in the edited comment.
ok this is a LONG SHOT... I'm Mexican American & I LOVED Mujer... growing up. my mom would play it for us all the time. i grew up watching Spanish shows instead of cartoons. i have an aunt who also lives in America and she didn't work from the late 90s till maybe 2010 due to an accident. she also religiously recorded HOURS of footage of tv channels, like Univision & Galavision. i'm not sure what channel Mujer... was shown on. but I can bet my aunt might have some footage of the show. however, she recorded for hours all those years so idk if she would wanna sit thru all that footage. and yes, she still owns those old VHS cassettes. i wonder if they also aired in America? for sure she's gotta have some episodes recorded. I'm gonna give her a call and ask her bc I have no idea these strange episodes existed lmao
Edit: only wanna say, I have to call her & ask but in the meantime pls know if she didn't end up having the tapes I'll delete this comment. I'm sorry to disappoint y'all if you've already seen this! I only have good intentions bc I really did love this show lol
Edit pt 2: she has the tapes. she said she'll have to look for the ones she thinks they may be on. still at school so i haven't been able to watch any specific tapes. pls be patient, finals are coming up for me lol. and that's all the updates i have for now. thanks
sounds maybe like a fun bonding project? listing all the episodes you see and living old memories like that. Could be a great contribution to the lost media folders!! Otherwise find someone who is willing to take some copies over. Plenty of possibilities, it would be a shame to let a chance like that go to waste.
please do . i really wanna see that.
Please do
Updates?
You could just just dump the full recordings online for others to sort through. Plenty of people would enjoy looking through them for both the lost media and simple stuff like the old advertisements.
Both the Subway and Demon Lady commercials have been found!
@Pinka13 where?
Where omg
Not sure about the subway one but the demon lady commercial is here ruclips.net/video/zcIt_j25-2k/видео.html !! It's the first one!
@@darthfox45 the subway one
ruclips.net/video/tOIZdsgbeAI/видео.html
@@meat-zim thank you for not rick rolling
You know it’s a good day when Jorge posts another lost media video
YES SIR
YES SIR
My favorite content of his
Indeed!
Agreed
One of the reason that "Hitogata" commercial is hard to be found , could be due to the way of how later 90s to early 00s Japanese TV broadcasting signal and VCR was set.
(At that era , the "preset recording" function is already common , and the TV broadcasting signal (and VCR) were purposely designed to run on dual signals (or that kind of thing) , one for the TV program itself , one for the commercial break. So , when the VCR was recording the show , it will automatically bypass the commercial break with out recording it.)
Which means , it's unlikely to found the commercial on someone's old VHS tapes for Sunday morning "Super Sentai" episodes.......unless it was record on purpose
Also , it's just a hunch , but since it's "being said" to be played at school.
Maybe some school library would have a copy of tape buried in the storage.
And the "National Diet Library (of Japan)" should have it. (Since anything published in Japan have to at least been sent one copy to it's collection.)
(Of course , Since NDL has anything and everything , searching for the commercial without more specific detail and key words would be hard.)
jorge your voice actually makes the scary video less scary, like knowing youre watching it with us, makes it better. your voice is calm and reassuring.
Ya true :)
Yay! Blameitonjorge here to save the weekend! ^~^
i know , i miss him he was my childhood
I didn't know The Weeknd was in trouble.
@@LedosKell Didn't you see him all busted up? He even said "I can't feel my face"! Loljk
Yeah it’s awesome
@@agithatilda8969 I love your "creepy" videos with no context. Very "Performance Art!" Tbh I prefer it over the gameplay. But, that's because I'm weird and don't play video games. Lol You have a new subscriber in me! ^~^
The Mexican tv show one is insane, I hope it gets found soon because I'm really interested in it
They found the balloon one
Me too, I hope someone make an american version and make it true to the Mexican version but more scarier with less gore but just enough to make it scary and interesting to the public
Hey I know this show
Que dijiste se nuestra television?
Yes
I used to always watch that show “mujer casos de la vida real” with my mom when I was younger like 6 years old (im almost 21 now) i used to love watching it cuz the episodes were so interesting and i do remember watching the episode about the boy getting his eyes removed and the mom ends up burning all the money, this show was crazy!
That episode has stayed in my head for so long trying to remember what show it was from because I always watched shows that were similar to “mujer” like mujeres asesinas, historias de la ultratumba and stuff like that hoping to rewatch them when im older I didn’t know theses episodes were lost! Its so interesting because I actually remember watching these episodes, ive never been apart of lost media before
Cynthia23 omg!!!!! i completely forgot abt historias de la ultratumba i used to LOVEEE that show in elementary school i wonder if it still comes on tv
I feel like there's a very high chance of finding those episodes of Mujer casos de la vida real because, as mexican, I can tell you that everyone in Mexico is well aware of the show even though most of them are señoras. There even is this meme that says "Acompáñenme a ver esta triste historia", which would translate to "come with me to see this sad story", and that's how the host would start each episode.
Wow, now that makes so much sense why they were so disturbing. I watched as a kid but if had known about the warning I'd skipped it. I was mostly playing with my toys as my mom would watch and I occasionally peeked my head up to see and saw how disturbing it was😰
Oh yeah, I was wondering why meme popped up after I googled the telenovela. That makes more sense now
Why say “senoras” instead of “old ladies”? It looks stupid.
@God among men
Because look stupid.
“Senhoras” doesn't have an English translation, but is more correctly say “old ladies” because that is his meaning.
For example, Hebrew has a lot of words that don't have a literal translation in English, that doesn't mean you can just write them in Hebrew, the correct way is to use an English word close to the original Hebrew meaning, not just write it in Hebrew.
PS: “senhora” is more close to “lady” so that is my bad.
I don't if this was an episode of this show, but I remember one that is still stuck in my head.
The animation in Quantum Quest wasn't even that bad, especially being made by a Taiwanese company in the 2000s. It looked better than the direct to dvd Disney sequels
Yeah, the comparison to Foodfight is a bit below the belt. I mean, it could've been a crappy movie, but it actually looks competently rendered in the trailer.
Let me guess, because 3D is better than 2D, right...!?
@@fernie-fernandez ?
@@fernie-fernandez Well no. It's just not near the level of dogshit Foodfight turned out to be.
@@bl4nkd4hli4 No, I was talking to Wuffleroo about how "It looked better than the direct to dvd Disney sequels" but the sequel films are mostly 2D...!
That demon commercial sounds SO familiar, probably cause there's so many weird creepy snack related commercials.
Same to me as well.
@@agithatilda8969 why are you copying and pasting?
Hello fello Peter Knetter watcher
Once they said some of the dialogue it hit something familiar with me too. Particularly the flight attendant offering the snacks.
@@rookeealding2803 Yeah, "What's wrong with pigs in a blanket?" rang a bell for me but I still can't recall what the ad might have been for.
I feel like things like “don’t hug me I’m scared” and “salad fingers” have the potential to be lost media.
Or smile hd and cupcakes (mlp creepypastas)
I doubt it. I mean unless somehow the entire internet went down. And even then I’m sure at least somebody saved those videos to their computer
@@killerkitten7534 yeah...makes sense
They are huge internet series with well known animators behind them, what are you talking about?
"anyone remember that youtube series with the green guy in this wasteland place?"
"Dear, can we call the sex off? Jorge's uploaded more case files."
Why, dear I was about to say the same!
Mummy, Daddy... Why were you wrestling before watching Jorge's case file?
@KvAT yes please.
Ummm..did I come in at a bad time?
@@ajclements4627 LOOK AT THE MOON
my mom knew about mujer casos de la vida real n even remembers an episode. its crazy how something as simple as a telenovela can be the subject of lost media n have hundreds maybe even thousands of people trying to find it years later
and because no one recorded it, it is now lost forever. Isn't that strange? I always assumed that "Oh, the TV network must record everything" - no,they often delete stuff and filmed over old tapes, SO many amazing things are lost to history forever. If you ever see something strange, make sure to record it, and save the video file for people like us! It sounds silly but it's true. It's like a strange rule of life.. you get 1 chance to see it.
dam i remember being a kid in the 90s and my mexican mom would watch that show, it was so fucking depressing.. duuude. honestly mexican television especially the novelas are the reason why some mexican women are overdramatic or traumatized.. i always tell my mom when she is tripping hard about something "no estas en una novela" (you're not in a novela) 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Ok, I would like to see someone talk about that lost Biblical Subway commercial. That sounds bizarre.
The guy who’s looking for it he makes really good lego stuff
Watch the baron von brunk video
All things lost has it in a video
The TL;DR is that when I was a kid in the '90s, our TV stations would air a bizarre and laughable Subway commercial with amateur actors. The cheapness of the commercial led me to believe it was a commercial for a local franchise, and not the national chain. I shared this mystery on Reddit and shared a recreation of the original commercial (using LEGO animation), and several Reddit users remembered seeing the same commercial too, but sadly the actual footage has never been found.
You mean this? ruclips.net/video/tOIZdsgbeAI/видео.html
I watched reruns of Mujer with my mom back when I was a teenager in order to help me learn Spanish. I remember watching this one episode were a homeless man who was rummaging through garbage came across box that contained a copse of a dismembered boy. During the investigation one man came forward to state that he seen the boy and believed he was going through domestic abuse by his parents. It’s later shown that the parents murder the boy who they believe to be a demon in the way of their happiness and run off from the police. At the end of the episode the host shows two sketches of what the parents really looked like and tells us the viewers to provide any information to lead in their arrest.
Up until watching this video I had no idea "Mujer" had that sort of violent and creepy episodes. Thankfully I never watched them as a little kid because even back then I was incredibly annoyed by the bad acting in Televisa productions and by the insulting way they portrayed women. So, as soon as that damn lipstick appeared on the screen, I would either switch the channel, turn off the telly or leave the room. All these years I genuinely thought "Mujer" simply had cheesy plotlines like Televisa's telenovelas, albeit on an episode format. I still can't stand anything that company churns out, so knowing that at least ONE episode had actually a useful purpose, is a very pleasant surprise. I hope those parents somehow are paying for what they did.
Jesus Christ.
The fact that the episode actually helped the investigation go on since it was based on a real case. The culrpits are still on the run.
I think that Snickers commercial was a lot more terrifying than any lost media the poster is looking for, can't imagine a little kid seeing that and what they'd think.
The first commercial ruled out was very bizarre
The Eggo one was creepier, imo.
@@zakazany1945 The Snickers commercial shown after that seems to be the closest to what people were talking about, but since people recall seeing it in English it may not be the one they're looking for. It might be a case where people saw multiple commercials (Or perhaps even scenes from shows or films) and their brain compiled them together so that they only remember it as one commercial
@@JargonMadjin the snickers one i remember seeing recently during halloween time in spanish tv here in the US, it doesnt seem old either
Basicly weird interpretations about how their candy makes people happy/calm.
Basicly weird advertising practices.
It’s certainly the best time for a Jorge lost media case files video.
Why
@@bestbi3587 probably where Digital Apple lives is night, tbh same here, it's 1am
@@RadzBG go to bed
@@ArsonRaboot i can't anymore
cloudy day in socal
That lost biblical Subway commercial sounds like an interesting mystery. I'd imagine the guy who created the video to search for it is a hulking GigaChad with a manly beard and a THICC Pennsylvanian accent.
Lol
Yeah he actually does sound like tha- wait a sec isn't that you tho...
Your lego stuff is amazing
Credit card number
I have hepatitis b
It's great to see that these media are being found.
I would like to contribute one of my own: back around the early to mid 2000's, there was this show on TV Azteca, called "Insomnia", and it was about commercials from all over the world. Funny, creepy, sad, good, bad, and even scary, commercials. But there was this one in particular that caught my attention, it featured an alderly couple making love, but it wasn't graphic or gross, it was tasteful, and if I remember coorectly, it had some sort of soothing piano background music, or something to that effect. The thing is, there was no dialogue, no sounds of the people making love moans, groans, nothing like that), no text to give the scene any context whatsoever, and when the ad was ending, and started to fade away, some text appeared on screen, that said "To him, She will always be 30 years old" and then, poof!, gone!. I don't really remember what language it was in, could have been French, or possibly German, but I'm almost certain that it wasn't English.
I've searched for it, to no avail. Does anybody here know of it, or has anyone here seen it?
Big thanks in advance.
You really ought to do something on the Doctor “Omnirumour” involving the claim that a man named Phillip Morris has found most of the surviving episodes of Doctor Who, but has only returned eight or nine of them. He’s gone from hero to despised in the Doctor Who community.
private collectors rly piss me off.
Waiting for public domain
@@PariahQuail not sure how to public domain lost media but okay. lol
Good on him.
@@sexygirlmax2019 He’s not a private collector. He’s a guy that traveled to several nations that Doctor Who that reportedly aired in. He discovered and returned about nine episodes. The original rumor suggested he had found many more Doctor Who episodes, along with a trove of other lost British TV shows.
Morris has never confirmed whether he found more episodes, and many people in the Dr Who community think he doesn’t and is leading people on because of clout.
I am Mexican and totally forgot about the existence of "Mujer, casos de la vida real", but I remember it streamed constantly on either "canal 5" and televisa's canal de las estrellas (Televisa is Mexico's biggest media production company). It was such a weird show that creeped me out/ made me laugh for how badly acted some of the episodes were.
Mexican TV is so creepy when it comes to sexual abuse or violence. Like, I literally can't remember one single telenovela that didn't include either a female character (sometimes even male) being sexually assaulted or a male character physically fighting against another dude. Both were sometimes even romaticized. Like, I used to like this telenovela called "Cuidado con el Angel" starring Maite Perroni and William Levi and one of the plot points is how he didn't tell her that, years before they properly met, he tried to assault her in the woods while he was drunk, something that had caused her deep sexual trauma from that moment on. Though the show does say it was wrong, the fact that they still end up together is distrubing to me (what's worse, his character is actually her psychiatrist, and they have this weird power dynamic of doctor and patient constantly).
Anyway, mexican tv is a weird animal when it comes to showing creepy things, see the show la Rosa de Guadalupe if you want to laugh/be creeped out eternally with Televisa's attempt to have a show that "teaches morals"
Damn so basically when it involves bad sensitive creepy things they go hard as in go big or go home? I see
@@Winkiefacedd yes exactly , it’s quite normalized to talk or show topics of that sort in Mexican TV
mujer NEVER aired on canal 5, since most of its programming was for kids and teens-young adults at least in the 2000s. mujer was mostly aired on canal de las estrellas along with other telenovelas
@@12Tecpatl might've remembered it wrongly. Was canal de las estrellas 10 or 13?
@@Mariana16562 10
When it comes to Mujer, my mother when I was a kid would watch it ALL the time and it was borderline traumatic how intense some of these episodes got.
The most notable episodes that still makes me think to this day involves:
A babysitter that would physically abuse an infant to the point of the child being traumatized behind the parents' backs only to get caught in the act with a hidden camera the parents planted in their son's room. The scenario ends with the parents along with 2 cops barging into the babysitter's house.
About 3 kids (1 boy, 2 girls) being physically abused by their parents, especially their father. The kids spike the father's drink with rat poison, killing him in the process. Time passes since and the kids are teens, the mother is still abusive towards the kids to when one of the boys snaps and grabs the mother by he neck and proceeds to tell her he was the one that spiked the drink that fateful day to which he runs away after. Another kid runs away later that day and one girl stays, but proceeds to commit suicide by drinking juice spiked with the same poison they used to kill their father. The mother returns to see her daughter dead, mouth foaming and proceeds to cry throwing the can of poison to the ground and finds a note by one one of the boys reading "I left". Years pass by and the mother is homeless. She comes across her long lost daughter in a dimly lit street, now working as a prostitute. The mother begs the daughter for help, but the daughter proceeds to rant about her time as kids and how it was all the mother's fault, if she hadn't have abused them, none of this wouldn't happen. She walks away from the sobbing mother and the episode ends.
Yeah...... this show was *FUCKED UP* !
People keep trying to compare it with La Rosa de Guadalupe but it is not the same! La Rose always has a good ending with the problem having a solution, but Mujer: Casos de la Vida Real was always more blunt, sometimes crude with more sensitive topics. A good ending was not a requirement for them.
@@rey7662 SOMETIMES La Rosa was blunt too. It involved death of someone from time to time. But yeah tbh ur right Rosa always had more or less an optimistic resolution to the problem
My mom watched the episode of the boy with the balloon, she said it aired on 1998 tho. She said the boy had his eyes stolen so they can be transplanted to another person. She said it was a very sad episode and she felt bad for the little boy.
I’ve just seen it it’s on youtube, I wasn’t expecting anything gory but he just had two patches on his eyes lmao
bro that balloon story and blood vs dignity sounds like its straight out of scary stories to tell in the dark
ruclips.net/video/zcIt_j25-2k/видео.html
I guess im not the only one who thought that lmao
honestly that "demon" commercial just sounds like a normal Honeycomb Cereal commercial from that period.
Being Mexican, reading "Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real" on my screen while watching an English RUclips video is the most surreal 5 seconds I've experienced this year. My mother used to watch the show all the time, unfortunately I wasn't allowed to watch it for obvious reasons. If it came on TV while we were all together, my parents would just change the channel. Even after they let me watch American crime shows, like Bones or Criminal Minds, they still wouldn't let me watch "Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real". Of course, now that I'm an adult, I've seen some episodes and I totally understand why. It's not that I even find it shocking, but the subject matter is definitely not safe for children. Doesn't surprise me that they would stop airing the more daring episodes, specially with the ever changing nature of TV censorship in México.
wow
Good on her bro My grandma would babysit me as kid when my mom worked mornings at her old job and every time she would always watch this show I didn’t really think about myself until I watched one episode with her cause she really didn’t care that first episode after watching fucked me completely up like I still think about it to this day 💀
I think it's unlikely we will see more mainstream television shows that ride the border of what's acceptable for TV audiences like Mujier, especially today, probably because from what I've seen, a lot of TV stations have been cracking down on how dark certain shows can be beginning around 2000. See Thomas & Friends, Tugs, and others. Granted, the examples I just listed are children's media, but that's become I can't think of a different show aimed at a slightly older audience that had to be nurtured or cancelled for being "too dark" for mostly younger viewers. If you know your show is going to have episodes containing content that is going to scar or traumatize little kids, then either don't have the show on when the young ones are in the room, or add a disclaimer warning at the beginning stating that the episode is going to contain content aimed at a +14 audience. This is why I'm so ticked off as to why Tugs was so short lived as a sister show to Thomas. The reason Tugs was cancelled was because the show dealt with serious topics that were real harmful threats to the characters, but looked like something for little kids. Because of this, it didn't appeal to the aimed demographic because it looked like a little kid cartoon, and it failed at the younger demographic because the episodes dealt with traumatizing content for younger audiences. This was why every American investor that saw Robert D Cardona pitch the series to passed on selling it to America. And with the bankruptcy of Television South in 1984, the show only produced a short single season of 13 15 minute episodes, with 4 exclusive 20 minute cuts, and it disappeared into the void afterwards in June of 1984
I think it's unlikely we will see more mainstream television shows that ride the border of what's acceptable for TV audiences like Mujier, especially today, probably because from what I've seen, a lot of TV stations have been cracking down on how dark certain shows can be beginning around 2000. See Thomas & Friends, Tugs, and others. Granted, the examples I just listed are children's media, but that's become I can't think of a different show aimed at a slightly older audience that had to be nurtured or cancelled for being "too dark" for mostly younger viewers. If you know your show is going to have episodes containing content that is going to scar or traumatize little kids, then either don't have the show on when the young ones are in the room, or add a disclaimer warning at the beginning stating that the episode is going to contain content aimed at a +14 audience. This is why I'm so ticked off as to why Tugs was so short lived as a sister show to Thomas. The reason Tugs was cancelled was because the show dealt with serious topics that were real harmful threats to the characters, but looked like something for little kids. Because of this, it didn't appeal to the aimed demographic because it looked like a little kid cartoon, and it failed at the younger demographic because the episodes dealt with traumatizing content for younger audiences. This was why every American investor that saw Robert D Cardona pitch the series to passed on selling it to America. And with the bankruptcy of Television South in 1984, the show only produced a short single season of 13 15 minute episodes, with 4 exclusive 20 minute cuts, and it disappeared into the void afterwards in June of 1984
Ay no seas mamón
I have a commercial that I really want found because it terrified me as a 5 year old. I was watching a movie in the living room while my parents were in the kitchen so I was unsupervised when a trailer or a commercial came on. It stared with parent's going into their baby's room and putting them to sleep before going to their own room. The camra focuses on a doll and I can only describe this doll as a old fashioned doll with a black dress and a hat with a feather in it. The camra zooms back out and the parents leave. When the parents were lying down in their room they hear their baby crying so they go investigate the noise. When they go into the room and the doll is in the bed where the baby was supposed to be. The commercial ended and a little 5 year old me was left crying. It was aired on a channel that had both kids and adults movie around 2015 or 2016. It could have been Annabelle but I can't find any trailer fitting the one I saw. If anyone remembers this commercial please let me know!
That feel when your literally motivated to start learning Spanish again because their lost media scene sounds interesting af.
I'm a white boy and this has happened to me so many times with Music, Movies, and now lost media. So much cool stuff is only en espanol.
We have a lot of whack stuff like chaneque, kukui, and other weird urban legends
@Shroom Grizzley You should actually take shrooms, you need them.
*you're
You should fix your english first tho, no offense
@Shroom Grizzley In that case you need a 6 month Tolerance Break, you brain is fried bud.
Carb Solutions tried so hard to make sure people remember their ads, they forgot to pick a name that made them remember the product.
OH MY GOD THEY FOUND IT
And this is how I learned the Baby Shower ad had been found. Now we just gotta find the airplane variant!
@@KaijaSchmauss is there a link to the ad?
@@arturob5306 I can’t post a link to the video or my post will get deleted, but if you want to see the video just do a RUclips search for:
March 9th, 2001 CBS/WBBM ads (part 3)
It was uploaded by Barber747 and it’s the very first commercial in the video.
@@isabellaangeline2175 that’s where I found it to
I have a feeling that the “demon commercial” is just a PSA commercial which could be the reason why the carb bar the lady was eating didn’t have a brand. I think the commercial was telling people to make healthier choices.
Or a diet plan or diet suppressant add. Jenny cragg. Slim fast ( all their foods and beverages had the same name) meal weight loss plans.
That’s a good point! I was thinking that it must be a pretty bad commercial if absolutely nobody could remember the name of the bar. The other theory I’m thinking is that it’s some kind of sketch. Also tons of PSAs are way too freaky.
That seems very possible. The only thing is that an unbranded, unnamed snack bar seems like an odd example of a healthy snack. Wouldn't fruits or veggies work better? Or maybe it was gum, like instead of overeating? So strange.
@@ClaireStAubin Some commercials are weird like that, I’m guessing they had her eat a protein bar because she’s pregnant? I’m not sure to be honest.
@@ClaireStAubin I mean if it is a PSA being vague would be what you want. if it was a PSA.
There is a YT channel called Dave's Archives. He posts commercials from the 80's through the 2000's. He also has another channel that he posts 80's - 2000's japanese commercials to.
Link?
I'm Taiwanese and I've asked my parents and my cousins if they've seen the film before. And if the account of it being aired in Asia is true you would've thought that this film made by 太極影音 WOULD be aired in Taiwan, but nothing came up to mind. It might still be in some Chinese shady website though I'll have to keep you guys updated
Edit: So I found the animation director/project leader of Digimax (at least that's what it said) dmd.ntub.edu.tw/p/412-1047-4515.php?Lang=zh-tw here if anyone of you are interested. And please be mindful and polite when asking question, I don't want to accidentally dox someone
I cant read the wikipedia blurb but its weird that says it was shown in (what i assume its mainland) China and not Taiwan
shitlord is a good name tbh.
@@molotera8789 on deeper research I found that it aired in handfull of places in Taiwan, and primarily in science museum and stuff, and the reviews are actually good so maybe it'll be not as bad as the trailer will make everyone think. Maybe IDK
台北市立天文館有播過 我記得小時候去看日偏蝕的時候印象中有看過立體劇場的預告（放在外面立牌那種）
也許可以寫信去問問看
@@aclahmc5976 what does that mean?
You should get in touch with Tara A. Devlin. She's an expert on 2Chan and Japanese urban legends, and spesks and understands Japanese.
Thank god finally someone is talking about her, her channel and content is highly underrated and she knows her stuff
Yes! She actually brought up the 'Hitogata' commercial in one of her episodes
the eggo commercial is one of the scariest television memories from my childhood and I fully admit that its was a lot more intense in my memory
It's the 90's attempt at cgi animation that makes it so unintentionally horrifying.
Seeing it here shook me, I vaguely remember it but as you said it was somehow worse now.
I’ve seen the exact video they were talking about “it started at a baby shower there were two women one was offering pigs in a blanket the other women says no then the second woman has a demon voice and weird eyes trying to tempt the other woman into eating the food but the first woman says she’s eating some sort of carb bar or something”
it was found last year
@@nickythehickey link?
@@alexmcnutt5525 yt is really weird about putting links in comments now, but its one of the first things mentioned in jorge’s “lost media found in 2021” video
@@nickythehickey Ok thanks :)
My mom used to watch mujer she said its like la rosa de Guadalupe but the episodes never has a happy ending
I believe that's where la rosa got the idea from and in order to make it seem new they just never reair it. It was watched by many young kids like myself as well as older women so I find it surprising that it wasn't properly documented. Anyway, the acting was worse in mujer and plot felt rushed but it was an addicting watch.
Wish the rosa de Guadalupe didn't sugar coat all there endings
@@beatrice8821 Agreed some of the episodes are real things that happened but sprinkles of a "happy" ending instead of the grim ones.
@@borisairay6719 yeah it honestly sucks when they do that
My grandma used to babysit me in the morning as a kid and she would always watch this show religiously every episode was disturbing and the theme music was just creepy asf and eerie 💀
The way they described the silhouettes of the people flashing, sounds like a pedestrian crossing signal.
or maybe it is
Exactly what I was thinking. Like the ones on train crossings.
honestly, I feel like between the way, it was described & the way they tried to recreate it, there's a good gap
I think the setup for the commercial for why they turned into a demon was because everybody was pestering the person saying what's wrong with pigs and blanket repeatedly in like a nagging voice. It sounds so familiar. Like the trigger of the memory of that was the pigs in the blanket thing.
Same here that line sparked my memory
The description of the commercial brought up some extremely vague memories in my head, and I seem to recall that the actual product was for people on a diet, and the demons were trying to tempt the person into eating unhealthy/high calorie foods.
But this is all so vague that I can't even be sure it's an actual memory or something my mind created.
I feel like this commercial for Special K bars
@@amandajardine5818 Special K/Kellogg's bar commercials have been added to the playlist and have been excluded from the candidates
they found the ad btw: ruclips.net/video/pdE_zjgf-Uk/видео.html
Why is no one mentioning the snickers ad at 28:49 XD
I remember the "What's wrong with pigs in a blanket?" line 100% and the snack thing sounds familiar too. I don't remember them turning into demons though.
"Mujer" was like THE background noise of my life. I remember it always playing on some television in the distance- whether it be at home, at some beauty parlor, or at a number of restaurants we'd frequent- we just could never seemingly get away from it lol. Course' me and my folks never paid much attention to it until now that you bring up it's creepy undertones...
Never expected to see Mujer: Casos de la vida real here. My grandma has been watching that ever since I can remember. Wonder if she knows...
Be based and find out!!
Ask her
This is very important! I have a piece of lost media I remember seeing when I was a very young kid. But to this very day I still CAN NOT find it. I've already checked You Tube for the video but it is not there. When I was a little girl, there was always this older girl that would come over to my house and show me videos online like "Scary Car" and "The Rocking Chair" and "The Scary Maze Game" but there was this one video that I was very scared of that she showed me on a whole other website that I had never seen before and never saw again. The video was a video of Lady and the tramp. Yes, I'm actually talking about the Disney Lady and the tramp. It started at the scene where they were at the restaurant eating the noodles. The iconic scene if you would call it that. But when they got to the noodle that connected, it was like the same scene except, when tramp got close enough for the kiss, he ate Lady's head right off of her dog body along with the noodle. And it really looked like the real animation. Same style and everything. It even gives me the creeps still thinking about it to this day but if anyone knows anything about this please comment below mine.
I don’t know why, but I vaguely remembering seeing this before. It’s always kinda been in the back of my head, and has left some sort of unsettling feeling when ever I see the lady and the tramp. Again, very sparse memory, so I know no more than you.
Bruh speaker of cars, there was this cars commerical with mater and wally ( its a walmart truck), they were promoting a dvd exclusive thing at walmart and it was recently found but it was removed and i cant find it anywhere now. Anyways if you want more info and i don't respond, its because as of the time im writing this a hurricane is going to pass by where i live and my internet might go out.
Do you remember what site you saw it on? Like new grounds or albinoblacksheep?
@@kinnoyu8448 sadly, no. The girl put the video on from some website and I was way too young to know or even read what website it was from.
@BabaBooeyFafaFooey bruhh thanks
It's funny how he folded and started calling himself blame it on George instead of Jorge
That confused me a little, because I don't remember ever hearing him say it out loud but I always read it as Jorge and not George.
don’t you pronounce it the same though
@@blackwiiremote "jor" is spelled "hor" (at least where i am from) so sort of not
@@blackwiiremote Jorge is pronounced as Horhey
@@blackwiiremote it's Spanish. It's pronounced hor-hey
I know a lost media. At least it's lost to me. I think it was a French kids show. With live action family and animation kid. The animation kid's name was something like DuBois. I couldn't find it on Google. Does anyone have any idea?
It wouldn't happen to be "Mi familia es un dibujo" (My family is a cartoon), would it? It's an Argentine show, but the premise sounds like what you're describing. The animated character's name was Dibu. I grew up in Argentina and occasionally watched that show as a kid so it immediately rang a bell.
Sounds like a French version of Roy which aired in in the BBC
@@por22ito Yep, that's it. Years long search is over I guess. Who would have thought real people would know the answer where Google failed (cause I didn't have enough clues). The power the audience of blameitonjorge lol. Thanks a lot.
dubois landscape artists
@@efe_aydal There's a real case of lost media with that show: Episode 69 aired, but can't be found. All episodes are uploaded on RUclips, but that one's missing. It became relevant some years ago when a youtuber did a video about that show.
17:36 the animation looks completely PASSABLE. It does not deserve to be compared to food fight. It's not on the same level as feature animations that are realeased in theaters but on 10 mil budget that is to be expected. It looks good enough to be a television show on a major network.
The animation isnt stunning but it's far from bad and I don't see it as a reason for it to be hidden.
I was thinking the same thing, the animation isn't nearly as bad as I was expecting it to be based on the buildup. It could definitely pass as a made for TV animated movie. Like the Jimmy Neutron movie.
I was gonna say. Like, for 2004, it hardly looks awful. Definitely not on Food Fight's tier.
It looks incredibly cheap and low quality for the cast it had and the buzz surrounding it.
It looks normal for 2004 to me
ikr, i kinda want to watch it now, looks pretty good
You should make a lost video or videos topics of the Eurovision Song Contests 1956 and 1964. If you don’t know, Eurovision is a song contest with European countries, Israel, and even Australia compete to win to host the next contest. Italy of which, won in 2021. Semi-finals were eventually added in 2004, since after the breakup of Yugoslavia and the USSR, many countries wanted to compete at once. Since 2008, there are currently 2 semi-finals.
The 1956 event is the more obscure event of the two, since we don’t have the complete footage, or even the audio. From what fans know, the first ever edition of the contest was lost, due to the lack of television in Europe at the time, and there was no way of restoring the film. We don’t seem to know what happened to the rest of the footage, but we do have most of the audio, with only a part of an interval act lost, and pictures of the stage during the contest are very scarce around the internet.
We also know that the scores of the 1956 event are unknown due to the scores being hidden from the public, but the winner, Switzerland’s second song, Refrain, won, with an unknown number of points.
Since the won the first ever contest, she was given a 2 minute film of her singing the reprise of her song, but without audio. After she received it, she used the audio from Refrain’s record album on the silent film. This is the only have footage from 1956 we have, but fortunately, we also have the national selection (which is how some countries select their songs) of Italy’s 1st song, but not on live.
If it were in a case file it would be:
- Media type: Song Contest, since it’s basically what it was, is, and will be
- Amount: 1
- Last seen: 1956
- Found by: (Partially) Lys Assia, due to receiving the footage as a reward
- Status: Partially Lost, since we have the audio and some footage as evidence it existed
For the 1964 event, the film was lost in a studio fire in the ‘70s. This time, we do know the scores, we have loads of photos of the contestants, and the complete audio from the radio stations. From the approximate 2 hours of the contest filmed, only 2 minutes of film still exist, with the winner’s reprise, Italy. There are 4 known countries who broadcasted the ‘64 edition, Denmark, UK, France, and Malta (which didn’t compete until 1971). Denmark had their copy wiped from a fire, UK has an empty canister labeled “Eurovision 1964,” presumably wiped, and France and Malta may have un-digitized copies with unknown lengths. Once again, we have footage for the national selections of France and Portugal, which placed 4th (tied) and 13th (last in a 4-way tie) respectively.
Some person on Wikipedia however think the fire didn’t happen, but rather wasn’t recorded at all, since the Danish broadcaster’s website, Danish Radio (DR), said that it wasn’t recorded. However, this couldn’t have been the case, since in one part of the footage has a television showing what’s happening on TV, and in a behind the scenes documentary, several cameras are seen during the stage cleanup.
Again, if it were in a case file, it would be:
- Media Type: Song Contest
- Amount: 1
- Last Seen: 1964
- Status: Partially Lost
If you’re interested, then please make a video about this topic, and if you do make the video, then try to put your own efforts into finding important info or even some other unseen clips of footage.
12:00 “This is the first film to feature new Armstrong Sean as a voice actor let alone an actor in general”
*moon conspiracists have entered the chat*
Good comment
What are you talking about?
@@puffnisse there are cospiracy theorists who think that the moon landing was faked in a studio by actors, he talks about that.
@@alexhobbs2209 I’m more worried about how he somehow butchered Neil Armstrong’s name
@@tsardudebroii lmao
Omg first the lost "La rosa de Guadalupe" episode , then three "mujer casos de la vida real" lost episodes... What's next the lost episode of nosotros los guapos
Haha next will be “Como dice el dicho”
Familia peluche
It will be....!
Dun-DUN-DUNNNN!
... El Chavo del Ocho!
... ngl, it's a bit of a perfect show for their to be lost episodes about...
En Familia con Chabelo
Next: why are our episodes becoming lost
Damn I remember seeing Mujer, Casos de la vida real" as a child.
The only graphic episode I remember was quite disturbing, it deals with depression and suicidal thoughts so warning.
The episode starts a poor family (a father, a mother, two sons, one of them was mentally disabled.) The father didn't have no money, no job and suffered heavy depression. One night he wanted to end it all and turned the stove to suffocate himself and his family. Luckily the mom turns the stove off. A few scenes later, the mom decides to leave because she no longer handle the situation and begs her kids to come with them. But both kids want to stay with their father. So she leaves them. The scene I remember vividly is the father builds this gallow to hang himself and his kids. So he forces his kids to let him put the noose on their necks. The scene cuts immediately when he pulls the rope. The next scene you see him writing his suicide note, and in the back are his son's corpses (but you don't see their faces). He then proceeds to hang himself. The last scene I remember is the mom crying and holding the father's suicide note and in the note is just scribbles.
I hope someone can remember this episode cuz until now I think about that episode now and then.
damn that's pretty funny actually. if someone has it, edit the scribbles reveal with the seinfeld bass or the curb your enthusiasm theme.
That's messed up
Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
@@aymuhspunj LMFAO
2046: “hey anyone remember that show about the British salad guy? The one with the weird baby?”
Uh what are you referencing
@@funny5081 Salad fingers
@@axoharpoon Ah makes sense
I asked my Mom (she's Mexican) if she watched Mujer: casos de la vida real and to my surprise she said yes. She was pretty vague on the details if the show really was as violent as the internet made it out to be. All she said that sometimes it was violent and other times it wasn't.
That creepy Eggo commercial had "Tell em Large Marge sent ya!" vibes 😳
Or Courage opening the wrong apartment door!
@@bigkarl63 lol you mean the violin girl?
God the childhood trauma that scene gave me
I legit believe the demon commercial was real. Just the fact those commercials on the playlist exist as well as the fact a company thought jumpscaring people with their ads was a good way of advertising back in the day.
....companies be stupid...!!!!
YO ITS BEEN found!!! It’s call baby shower
@@Ohhhh955 Ah yes, the power of Blameitonjorge...!
tbh the demon commercial is actually more funny than scary
Here’s the commercial ruclips.net/video/zcIt_j25-2k/видео.html
i asked 3 of my Japanese social media friends (they’re all older than the age of 28) if they knew anything about that commercial
2/3 said they never seen it before but the 3rd guy (the oldest) said he isn’t completely certain but it does feel familiar to him and he also that the chimes in it definitely indicate that “someone dies every 2 second”.
and he lastly said “maybe saw it, don't remember very well.”
@@TheTwistedPuppeteer that isn’t it. nothing about that commercial mentions anything about train safety or train tracks. it’s an advertisement for futuristic science
I REMEMBER that last commercial! I was really young when I saw it but it didn't scare me, it was just kind of weird? I distinctly remember that they just DIDN'T mention the product's name, it wasn't that it was so scary you didn't remember... They just... didn't state what the product was.
Maybe that's a clue. Maybe they didn't mention the product's name because it wasn't an ad for the the bar per say. Maybe it was an ad for a diet that might have included a bar? Jenny Crag or weight watchers? or maybe a craving stimulant. I'm leaning on apatite suppresser ad. but cannot for the life of me remember if or what they would have been called back then. Edit: I really want to say it was a diet commercial slim fast or something like that. trying to say that their products would keep you from craving all the unhealthy stuff.
I remember the statement "what's wrong with pigs in a blanket", because at the time I asked my parents "what are pigs in a blanket?" From the follow up, I keep thinking maybe it was a porkrinds commercial... I remember there were microwavable porkrinds that came out around the late 90s/early 2000s. I wasn't a scared of any commercials, maybe I had been desensitized to shock/horror by slim jim commercials and moves like the mask.
@@rookeealding2803 others are saying it might’ve been from a sketch show where they parody an ad, this might make more sense as to why they don’t state the name of the product
@@liltylenoll6955 then they might want to see of it was an add from Strangers with Candy. A show on comedy central around the time ( according to the commercial videos on you tube) it was a weird show.
@@rookeealding2803 that's kind of what I've been thinking
As a person that speaks Japanese (not native, but still), I can give my own translation of the original post, although the translation in the video is pretty accurate:
"There was an incredibly scary commercial, and it still remains in my memory. On a black background something like two white 'human figures' (hitogata) were drawn, and a clanging noise was constantly ringing. I'm sure there was something about how on Earth, one person died every two seconds, and every two sounds one of them disappeared. On the next instant, the human figure returned to the same place it was before, and then the other figure disappeared. The commercial was just that repeating for a long time."
As for the video recreations, all of the ones that have text/narration follow the "On Earth, one person dies every two seconds" description, although the first one (the one with the robotic narration) adds "Treasure the only life you have" afterwards (also appears on the one with red text that is on the background later), and the second one (the one with the more realistic human figures) adds "One person is born every two seconds" beforehand.
If you have any questions, or there is any other text that you would like to have translated, I'd be glad to contribute!
Things we love to see
1. Jorgenotfound video
2. Lost media find
3. New break in a missing persons case
Blame it on jorge*
@Merlin the M.S. Empathizer I mean technically they are
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@Merlin the M.S. Empathizer this is his new username. No need to be rude
I’m so happy the Japanese pronunciation in this video was good. Idk if you already spoke Japanese or did it just for this video, but thank you for not assaulting my ears with “HETUHGAYTO” or something stupid. It’s a small thing but it means a lot to me.
Public Mexican televisión used to be 'no man's land" thats how we got all those un-edited animes imported directly from Japan dubed in spanish and uncensored in the 90s
Ok, two things:
1. You did great with that Spanish 💕
Not perfect but it's understandable since English pronunciation is different.
2. As a Mexican, I can confirm that "Mujer: Casos de la vida real" was a creepy telenovela. They didn't usually show extreme graphics, only implying what happened, but the plots were dark.
My aunts watched it religiously and thanks to that we kids had to watch it too. You have to keep in mind: Most Latino American adults don't care if kids are around when watching these things, it's so normal that they only mind if something like homosexuality is shown.
So, Mujer was like that tv show parents put while all the family eats.
I remember one episode where a girl killed a guy because he was cheating on her and another that ended with a rape victim being burned alive.
It's so weird hearing this is lost media now. Never would I have thought something I watched with my family and was well known by everyone around me, would be lost someday.
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Funny how these old shows end up being the creepiest ever.... mark my words, Chesperito espisodes are next!
I mean personally i dont believe tha mujer was a Creepy show, it can fall more on the "too real" category, there were so many awful cases that run on diferent topics like Rape, Feminicidios, Abuse and ETS.
@@undoxxbruh9804 Yeah, if i’m not mistaken, didn’t it use to run on the premise of being based on real events?
@@philatio1744 yep, that's why it's called "Mujer, casos de la vida real" (Woman, real life cases)
Not Jorge saying “Hey Blame it on George here” making me confuse his name
He says it as a joke since people call his channel George and not hor hey
@@Trash_owo Ahhh ok
George is how I read it in my head 🤷🏻♂️
@@Trash_owo didn't he say he doesn't mind how you pronounce his name tho?
@@Ekraelum yeah he did
Does anyone remember a commercial in which a couple were being chased by historical figures and at the end of the commercial, it has the tagline "History isn't scary"?
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I SEEN THAT EPISODE, god, that brought back some memories from my childhood. the image of the hand coming out of the plastic bag was a damaging thing to watch as a little boy
NO WAY I THOUGHT THAT THE BIG COMFY COUCH WAS JUST A DREAM I HAD. THANK YOU FOR ASSURING ME ITS REAL!!
Watch the Defunctland video on Big Comfy Couch, it made me feel fuzzy inside. :')
Lunette and Molly, a clown and her dolly.
As a Mexican, you said "Mujer: Casos de la Vida Real" pretty well!, also, its kinda rare to see lost media over here
Edit: Jesus Christ, your accent is not bad!
I think he's also Mexican so i would see why he has a good accent!
Jorge has admitted in his lost media iceberg video he's from Mexico.
his name is literally spanish im 💀😂
@@rosierivas2687 Yes but not everyone understands context clues. Which is why you get people still calling him "George."
Edit: He could also appear to be American, just with a Hispanic family.
lmao his name is jorge