It’s crazy how things become lost like this. I’ve been looking for the lost episodes of Littlest Pet Shop (1995), which most have resurfaced in English but a good chunk of the show is lost.
There's a bit of misinformation when discussing The Bugs Bunny show. The biggest one being that every episode does survive. Jerry Beck confirmed to me that all episodes still exist
Here's some lost media from my childhood: Shining Time Station, which ran on PBS from 1989 to 1997. This series was created by Britt Allcroft and Rick Sigglekow as a means of introducing Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends to North American audiences, as at the time, PBS would not pick up the show unless its five-minute runtime was extended to thirty minutes. The show's format was similar to fellow PBS show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, as it involved two different dimensions; a real-world setting, and a land of make-believe. The station scenes introduced a whole bunch of brand new characters; Mr. Conductor, who told Thomas' stories to the children who visited the station, Stacy Jones, the kind-hearted stationmistress, Schemer, the arcade manager who had many a get-rich-quick scheme up his sleeve, and a band of puppets who lived in the jukebox and played songs for nickels. Shining Time Station is sadly being lost to the sands of time, as it has not aired on television since 2000, when the Thomas and the Magic Railroad movie, which marked its final appearance, hit theaters. While a few episodes have been released on VHS, those are long out of print. It also has no release on DVD or streaming services as of this writing, so the only way to watch the series is through uploads of old recordings. Unfortunately, Mattel, who has been horribly mistreating Thomas since late 2017, has blocked a select number of STS episodes on RUclips due to them containing classic Thomas episodes, deliberately disrespecting Britt Allcroft's wishes of keeping the spirit of the classic series alive for future generations. Mattel is the reason why I've had to start a petition to get them to stop blocking these uploads. A link to it is in my Wooden Railway Discussion of Orbrium's Track Maintenance Crew, and it has 125 signatures as of this writing.
I miss the days of cable tv in my childhood. I remember seeing Bubble and Squeak which would air at night probably to fill Nick Jr UK’s 24 hour timeslot during the reruns. I don’t remember the episodes I saw but I vaguely remember a few segments from the show. A segment where Squeak was taught how to crack an egg (I can hardly remember) properly by a group of children. Another episode scene I remember was where Muffet knitted something. A blanket (I still can’t remember XD)
I remember the bugs bunny and tweety show airing after 1 Saturday Morning as a kid. Add that to the list of things from my childhood that's lost I guess.
Oooh another Lost Media RUclips Channel to add to my collection! Thanks man for making these. You've covered a lot of shows and pieces I never knew existed. This channel with make a fine edition to my collection of Lost Media subscriptions.
My late father regularly watched this series when he was a child. I have a plan to bring the series back. From what I gather, the series does still exist. WB is just withholding the series from us. Of all the dirty tricks… Anyway, if I can convince them to release the series publically out of respect for a dead fan, then maybe we can watch the series again.
Can totally relate to this. Been trying to find a lost 2009 show, a lost pizza commercial and a Minecraft video that's been privated since 2017, all from my childhood/growing up. Some are completely lost, others I might be able to find, but I'm hoping everyone manages to find their own personal lost media.
@@TheDanishGuyReviews It's a show called Beyond Twisted, a Fox show made by Harvey Levin Productions. It was once popular but now obscure. I've only managed to locate the website.
Does that make you angry if not enraged when things from your childhood disappear because that's how I feel when I see things from my childhood disappeared
I never watched Kanga Roddy, but I am in contact with Yippee Coyote, one of the oldest furries (and fursuiters) ever, who portrayed Chaka in the series. He has a VHS copy of the season two episode "Try to Remember", due to his cameo appearance in the episode. Also, the cover at 6:34 you showcased is not a VHS compilation, but the PC game "Journey to Snow Mountain", which remains abandonware, but findable. I don't know who owns Kanga Roddy these days, but I acknowledged him in a Pooh comic I did celebrating Yippee's birthday.
Wow reading your comment gave me a jolt of excitement! If possible, it would be awesome if you could get a copy from Yippee since according to the wiki the episode is still lost. Also thanks for pointing out my error. P.S: If you or Yippee need to reach out further about the VHS tape feel free to reach out to my email.
I remember I used to have this show on Netflix that I used to love as a kid. it was made by the same people who made the 3-D Garfield show. it was called chicken town. unfortunately there is only about nine episodes left in English, with all 39 other episodes. either being in a foreign languages or now lost media. I don’t know of a way to contact the people who made It, or a way for Netflix to bring it back. I don’t know if I should call it a lost cause.?
In this case it's just one episode that's lost rather then a whole show but I wish I could see the missing episode of Lloyd in Space. Apparently there was one episode that only aired in Asian markets that has effectively vanished. We have like a one or two sentence episode description and that's it. I enjoyed that show and the fact that we have that basic idea of the episode but no resolution to it is greatly saddening.
As a huge looney tunes fan it’s disheartening that there’s lost content I believe there’s more clips of the Bugs Bunny show in the golden collection so I believe WB has the full series just isn’t releasing it for some reason. Unfortunately there’s some content that even the studio doesn’t have anymore and will probably never be found
I was wondering if I could talk about this movie or something that was hosted in Comcast/Xfinity when I was young so my memory can be a mix between real and not real. But there is this movie or an episode that had a boy, a walking teddy bear and a duck that is an angel. That's all I can remember from that. Would be glad to help me out!
The 90s version of Zorro, and the Adventures of Sinbad the Sailor, still annoy me that they're gone in English. I recently came across every Sinbad episode in Tamil, and Zorro exists in Russian, so we have the animation. That's at least something. We just need to find the original voice tracks.
Aren't some of these lost media forums still excepting members? There was a show that I was wondering what it was called and if someone knew the name of it.
Oh my God i VAGUELY remember Kamga Roddy! That is WILD. EDIT: It may not be lost per se but i remember Binya Binya from Gullsh Gullah having his own show. But has not resurfaced.
I was having trouble with the links since they seem to be down. But after checking again just now one is available but unfortunately the other one got take down.
@@Shawfy Its probably a copyright thing, but in HD on Blu-ray, maybe Warner ought to do some kind of special release with cartoons inserted between every TV segment they ever made for all versions of the series. They would all be on 35mm film and could look better than ever. A featurette would help too.
@NostalgiaCriticAnim1 Not with Warner Bros. David Zaslav is so bad as the CEO of Discovery Warner that the US Government is concerning doing an actual investigation on him and the company itself. We talking criminal justice system that can put him in prison
Man, I had no idea Bubble and Squeak is lost media now 🥲 I used to watch it all the time. Kinda sad it was just completely forgotten by Nick like that.
@@Shawfy Nah I definitely don't 😅 I don't recall my family recording episodes of it, and even if we did they're likely long deleted by now. Still, I hope the other episodes are found one day.
It’s crazy how things become lost like this. I’ve been looking for the lost episodes of Littlest Pet Shop (1995), which most have resurfaced in English but a good chunk of the show is lost.
Yeah it’s crazy that shows from the 90s and 2000s still go missing despite them being relatively recent.
I never knew the 90s Pound Puppies series is partially lost.
I guess it just doesn't have the mass appeal to of other hasbrobrouck series
I loved the Littlest Pet Shop cartoon from 95! I watched it when I was home sick from school
Oh damn. That was my fav show as a kid
I could've sworn someone uploaded the whole series on here a long while ago...
'Daffy Tries to Host'
'Porky Pig and Charlie Dog Host'
'Satan's Waiting'
Boy, that escalated quickly.
There's a bit of misinformation when discussing The Bugs Bunny show. The biggest one being that every episode does survive. Jerry Beck confirmed to me that all episodes still exist
Wow that’s cool that you know Beck. So I guess it’s just WB being WB and purposely creating lost media 😢
Here's some lost media from my childhood:
Shining Time Station, which ran on PBS from 1989 to 1997. This series was created by Britt Allcroft and Rick Sigglekow as a means of introducing Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends to North American audiences, as at the time, PBS would not pick up the show unless its five-minute runtime was extended to thirty minutes. The show's format was similar to fellow PBS show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, as it involved two different dimensions; a real-world setting, and a land of make-believe. The station scenes introduced a whole bunch of brand new characters; Mr. Conductor, who told Thomas' stories to the children who visited the station, Stacy Jones, the kind-hearted stationmistress, Schemer, the arcade manager who had many a get-rich-quick scheme up his sleeve, and a band of puppets who lived in the jukebox and played songs for nickels. Shining Time Station is sadly being lost to the sands of time, as it has not aired on television since 2000, when the Thomas and the Magic Railroad movie, which marked its final appearance, hit theaters. While a few episodes have been released on VHS, those are long out of print. It also has no release on DVD or streaming services as of this writing, so the only way to watch the series is through uploads of old recordings. Unfortunately, Mattel, who has been horribly mistreating Thomas since late 2017, has blocked a select number of STS episodes on RUclips due to them containing classic Thomas episodes, deliberately disrespecting Britt Allcroft's wishes of keeping the spirit of the classic series alive for future generations. Mattel is the reason why I've had to start a petition to get them to stop blocking these uploads. A link to it is in my Wooden Railway Discussion of Orbrium's Track Maintenance Crew, and it has 125 signatures as of this writing.
This show sounds so familiar, similar to Kanga Roddy I think there’s a good chance it will be found.
Shining Time "was" also on Daily Motion,though unsure if that's the case now.
I miss the days of cable tv in my childhood. I remember seeing Bubble and Squeak which would air at night probably to fill Nick Jr UK’s 24 hour timeslot during the reruns. I don’t remember the episodes I saw but I vaguely remember a few segments from the show. A segment where Squeak was taught how to crack an egg (I can hardly remember) properly by a group of children. Another episode scene I remember was where Muffet knitted something. A blanket (I still can’t remember XD)
I remember the bugs bunny and tweety show airing after 1 Saturday Morning as a kid. Add that to the list of things from my childhood that's lost I guess.
Oooh another Lost Media RUclips Channel to add to my collection! Thanks man for making these. You've covered a lot of shows and pieces I never knew existed. This channel with make a fine edition to my collection of Lost Media subscriptions.
thanks comments like these make my day :)
My late father regularly watched this series when he was a child. I have a plan to bring the series back. From what I gather, the series does still exist. WB is just withholding the series from us. Of all the dirty tricks…
Anyway, if I can convince them to release the series publically out of respect for a dead fan, then maybe we can watch the series again.
I’m sorry to hear that your father is gone, wish the best for any attempt you make trying to uncover the series❤️.
Can totally relate to this. Been trying to find a lost 2009 show, a lost pizza commercial and a Minecraft video that's been privated since 2017, all from my childhood/growing up. Some are completely lost, others I might be able to find, but I'm hoping everyone manages to find their own personal lost media.
Could you describe the 2009 show?
@@TheDanishGuyReviews It's a show called Beyond Twisted, a Fox show made by Harvey Levin Productions. It was once popular but now obscure. I've only managed to locate the website.
Does that make you angry if not enraged when things from your childhood disappear because that's how I feel when I see things from my childhood disappeared
For me personally the Kanga Roddy one sucks the most since PBS kids was huge in my childhood.
It makes me wonder what all those things I watched on that one baby-first channel from way back actually are…!
I never watched Kanga Roddy, but I am in contact with Yippee Coyote, one of the oldest furries (and fursuiters) ever, who portrayed Chaka in the series. He has a VHS copy of the season two episode "Try to Remember", due to his cameo appearance in the episode.
Also, the cover at 6:34 you showcased is not a VHS compilation, but the PC game "Journey to Snow Mountain", which remains abandonware, but findable. I don't know who owns Kanga Roddy these days, but I acknowledged him in a Pooh comic I did celebrating Yippee's birthday.
Wow reading your comment gave me a jolt of excitement! If possible, it would be awesome if you could get a copy from Yippee since according to the wiki the episode is still lost. Also thanks for pointing out my error. P.S: If you or Yippee need to reach out further about the VHS tape feel free to reach out to my email.
@@Shawfy // Or maybe wait until he dusts out his attic, find the VHS and encode the episode. Besides, good things come for those who wait.
1:47 Anyone else annoyed he mentions two DVD sets, but shows images of two completely unrelated DVD sets?
I remember I used to have this show on Netflix that I used to love as a kid. it was made by the same people who made the 3-D Garfield show. it was called chicken town. unfortunately there is only about nine episodes left in English, with all 39 other episodes. either being in a foreign languages or now lost media. I don’t know of a way to contact the people who made It, or a way for Netflix to bring it back. I don’t know if I should call it a lost cause.?
Really nice stuff so far!
Keep that up.
In this case it's just one episode that's lost rather then a whole show but I wish I could see the missing episode of Lloyd in Space. Apparently there was one episode that only aired in Asian markets that has effectively vanished. We have like a one or two sentence episode description and that's it. I enjoyed that show and the fact that we have that basic idea of the episode but no resolution to it is greatly saddening.
As a huge looney tunes fan it’s disheartening that there’s lost content I believe there’s more clips of the Bugs Bunny show in the golden collection so I believe WB has the full series just isn’t releasing it for some reason. Unfortunately there’s some content that even the studio doesn’t have anymore and will probably never be found
Yeah back in the day wiping out reels was common and archiving was not really practiced. Some stuff will just never be found.
I have never heard of any of these shows.
I was wondering if I could talk about this movie or something that was hosted in Comcast/Xfinity when I was young so my memory can be a mix between real and not real. But there is this movie or an episode that had a boy, a walking teddy bear and a duck that is an angel. That's all I can remember from that. Would be glad to help me out!
My first thought was a show called Pocoyo, but that had a elephant instead of a teddy bear. Maybe some other people will reply and help you out.
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Good video! Thank you!
How come I haven’t heard of this Kanga-Ratee show?
It’s a pretty obscure show that didn’t attract lots of viewers back in the day.
I like bugs bunny and one day all the episodes will be found. 😀👍🐰
The 90s version of Zorro, and the Adventures of Sinbad the Sailor, still annoy me that they're gone in English. I recently came across every Sinbad episode in Tamil, and Zorro exists in Russian, so we have the animation. That's at least something. We just need to find the original voice tracks.
Good finds that you made, best of luck for the english audio!
Ah man, I didn't think stuff like those would be lost! That's a bummer- I remember enjoying the Zorro cartoon, and especially loving the theme song.
I love all of this cartoons so much im. Right watching boomang
Aren't some of these lost media forums still excepting members? There was a show that I was wondering what it was called and if someone knew the name of it.
Great video I’m your third subscriber btw
welcome :)
I remember Adventures with Kanga Roddy... specifically, that is was sponsored by Jelly Belly. Why was it so heavily sponsored by Jelly Belly?
I might have the golden collection volume 2 DVDs in my closet laying around...
There’s a whole lot of shorts from the 40s and 50s on those DVDs, cool time capsule from animation during that time👍.
Oh my God i VAGUELY remember Kamga Roddy! That is WILD.
EDIT: It may not be lost per se but i remember Binya Binya from Gullsh Gullah having his own show. But has not resurfaced.
You saying that just reminded me of the show. Never watched much of it so it’s been forgotten for me for so long.
@@Shawfy I want more episodes of Bubble and Squeak on Nick Jr! Will you do that?
Hmm, I thought a couple more episodes of the buggs bunny show were realesed on other loony tunes compilations, like the golden collections.
I wonder how many international versions are lost
Where are those Looney Tunes links?
I was having trouble with the links since they seem to be down. But after checking again just now one is available but unfortunately the other one got take down.
@@Shawfy Its probably a copyright thing, but in HD on Blu-ray, maybe Warner ought to do some kind of special release with cartoons inserted between every TV segment they ever made for all versions of the series. They would all be on 35mm film and could look better than ever. A featurette would help too.
Stuff like this is why I hope Warner Bros goes out of business
Not to mention all the lost media related to Batgirl which I covered in my superhero video. They are overall a huge contributor to lost media.
@Shawfy ikr? We need the government to go after these Hollywood companies
What makes you think the government’s not enabling them?
@NostalgiaCriticAnim1 Not with Warner Bros. David Zaslav is so bad as the CEO of Discovery Warner that the US Government is concerning doing an actual investigation on him and the company itself. We talking criminal justice system that can put him in prison
CEOs like David Zaslav are the very definition of evil.
What about "The Rainbow Patch?"
First:)
Bruh how can you have so low Viewers and likes this is a good quality video
im new to youtube but love editing and lost media and im glad it shows in the video :)
@@pigsimulator1337 The thing with being a RUclipsr is that it's all a matter of chance as to how much attention your videos will get.
Man, I had no idea Bubble and Squeak is lost media now 🥲
I used to watch it all the time. Kinda sad it was just completely forgotten by Nick like that.
Still there’s lots of hope it will be found due to it being pretty recent. Check if you might have a recording somewhere!
@@Shawfy Nah I definitely don't 😅
I don't recall my family recording episodes of it, and even if we did they're likely long deleted by now. Still, I hope the other episodes are found one day.