Banned Toys! Disney Flubber, Jarts, Dick Tracy, Star Wars, CSI, Swing Bike, ... TOY HISTORY #7

[@thestarkknightreturns]

The 60s Flubber incident would make a great horror movie story!

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Indeed 🤘

[@ThePhoenixrising75]

Watch "The Stuff"

[@PokemonHunters-]

Totally mind blown.. I did not know that the 90s flubber was a remake😂

[@JonatasAdoM]

You'd also be surprised like me to know that the "Original" Ben Hur that became a classic is also a remake. There are 2 other movies if I'm not mistaken and the source material is a book.

[@patrickmarsh2538]

Wait there is an original Flubber?!?!

[@corychampagnecrush8742]

🤦🏿‍♂️

[@iamaronman]

Well to be fair, the original was "the absent minded professor" not titled "flubber" but I remember enjoying the movie as a kid

[@tmastersat]

Your kidding.........the original was the best. We didn't have flubbervwe had slime. I had mine for years opened it one day ad it had turned to liquid and runed my jeans

[@mightyfilm]

I love how Disney freaked out about how the Blank action figure could have spoiled the whole movie back then and like 90% of merchandising for every movie immediately spoils it now. Remember when the third Shrek film came out and they spoiled the reveal that he was going to be a father because of all the Baby Shrek merchandising, even the Happy Meal promotion?

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

So true 🤓

[@Paulafan5]

The toys for Batman Begins showed Liam Neeson as being Ra's Al Ghul.

[@JonatasAdoM]

We were lucky to only get those after the movie.

[@SonOfRevenge2]

@@Paulafan5 Same thing with the Phastasm from Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm. They didn't even bother to hide it.

[@loneshewolf74]

The story about the Flubber oozing up through cracks in pavement is just plain scary.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Would make a great movie

[@Ckbtony1983]

Ghost busters anyone?

[@Type75Advance]

@@Ckbtony1983 hahaha Vigo goes aaaarggh

[@only257]

@@EdsRetroGeekOut it would ⭐️

[@RussLyman]

OMG that flubber back story of them trying to get rid of it was wild, it just kept coming back from the dead

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

I want some flubber 🤣

[@Cent_Reviews]

I feel like the hasbro flubber story could actually make for a really good horror story

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Indeed 🤩👌

[@RudyHarlanPhantomBoom]

It reminds of the 1980s movie called The Stuff.

[@Roadent1241]

I would probably have enjoyed that more than the actual film. Advert creeped me out, and the film just bored me.

[@misterf3974]

The blob or the stuff are movies your should check out.

[@snukastyle]

I remember being a little kid and playing with lawn darts with aunts, uncles, and cousins. Nobody ever got hurt. However... Those Star Wars lightsabers. A bunch of friends bought a bunch of them, I think later release as there were blue ones and single bladed (Vader) red ones. No one got burnt the one night we had a big battle-off, but I sure as heck hurt my ankle and had to call into work the next day. Lightsaber injury is possibly one of the best excuses to call out of work.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Best excuse ever 🤣👌

[@ScarletCandlelight]

I so want to see a flubber movie about getting rid of it.

[@kaioken654]

Well frik, I had no idea flubber was a remake.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Me neither 🤯 blew my mind and why didn’t we get a sequel?! They also used a lot from the original movie

[@Paulafan5]

I think the name change probably is what throws a lot of people.

[@jaybreezy1669]

Reading that some folks never realized there was an original black & white version, that I grew up on in the 70s is shocking. Especially since the original was made before me in 1973. But wow!!! They only know the Robin Williams version ?!?!?!?! Really?!?!?!? That makes me feel old. Lol

[@Thunderwing88]

Grandparents actually had lawn darts back in the 80’s and I definitely remember them. They had the blue and red ones.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤠 safety helmets!

[@behindthescenesphotos5133]

My dad bought bolts for a pistol crossbow to use as lawn darts.

[@bzacharyc]

@@EdsRetroGeekOut My father owns a set of every type of jart produced in North America before the ban and found and gifted me a set of sliders. They are no more dangerous than horseshoes. You just don't give them to children to toss around.

[@dark14life]

I used to play with lawn darts as a kid back in the 80's. Had more than a few close calls playing with them.

[@Tayfrog]

I remember looking for the Blank everywhere! That was one of my must haves as a kid.

[@bofo85]

Dude, same! I remember my dad taking me to countless toy shops looking for him lol

[@dmdave2512]

Lawn darts stayed alive and well in our family well into the 2000's when someone stole them during a picnic. Basically, just teach your kids not to be idiots and they work just fine.

[@henrytoledo4103]

Yeah i grew up with lawn darts, but they went missing a few years ago too

[@maneoj46]

Lazy people: Aw, but that takes effort!

[@sickstuff7624]

Agree, lawn dart injuries were from user error, not the toy itself. Plenty of other games are played the exact same way, such as horseshoes, and everyone is well aware of the risks.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

If you're that incompetent of a parent that your kids use metal spike projectiles without your knowledge, then you might as well hand them the kitchen knives

[@dmdave2512]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess I think you might be misunderstanding. WE were the kids using the metal spike projectiles. As you can see we're all here and alive. You see back in the day kids were actually taught by their parents how to safely handle things in the world around them. Something they tend not to bother doing anymore. So, no, parents weren't incompetents that didn't know what they were doing. They were attentive parents that bothered to take time to teach. Sorry if your experience was different.

[@monkeyboyprime]

Man I remember looking for that Blank figure every week for months at every Florida toy and grocery store. I still have all the other figures but that Blank is my grail.

[@Obiwan1994Kenobi-iv4jf]

I still have my darth maul lightsaber, it's missing apiece though because of a guy I used to call a friend.

[@QuantumFalcon548]

When I was a kid I got a set of lawn darts from a yard sell. Me and my friend would launch them into the air at each other. One of them came down with sun behind it and I couldn't see it. I put my arm up to block the dart and it stabbed me in the forearm. If I hadn't put my arm up it would have taken my eye out. They went into the trash after that.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Yikes 🤯

[@ToyInsanity]

Legend has it, a byproduct of the 1960s flubber was used to create Ecto Cooler in the 80s.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤣🤣🤣🤘

[@Larry]

You might want to look at clackers for a third episode, they were often made with bakerlite instead of plastic, so would shatter into kids eyes.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

I had some of those 🤣👌

[@truthseeker9833]

Shut up, Larry Go complain about how bad everything is

[@dannythedon82]

Snap Bracelets were also popular back in the early 90's

[@axelpatrickb.pingol3228]

Bakelite? Who still uses bakelite in 1990...

[@Roadent1241]

Truth Seeker Go and have a Snickers, mate.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

You can't stop Flubber. It will just keep evolving.

[@Toaster81]

When I was a kid, one of my neighbors had the power pad & track game. There was 3 brothers, the oldest was friends with my older brother. And the younger twins were my buddies. It's funny the things you remember, like I remember we were living in Flint MI at the time, & I remember we played that game mainly during the winters because it kept us warm. Winters in MI get pretty cold, but man that game had us all sweating after just a few minutes. I remember we would have to alternate people in single player because it just took so much out of us. I miss those days, had completely forgotten about that until this video, thanks for bringing back some good memories

[@Paulafan5]

I miss lawn darts, but some parents want the government to parent their kids, even with a "for adults only" label. I was 5 and knew not to toss one if someone was in the line of fire. Horseshoes could kill someone if you connect with their heads. Baseballs have killed people too, so why not ban them as well?

[@mephosto]

i know, lawn darts is actually pretty fun.

[@jaybreezy1669]

I agree. I miss those summer days with family throwing those lawn darts. Back then as a kid I thoughtI wow these darts are hefty in weight. It only takes just a few stupid people to ruin stuff like lawn darts for the rest if us. Those of us who know how the hell to act and use products correctly.

[@achimsinn7782]

Yeah, I also hate it when stuff is getting banned for everybody just because some morons can't be bothered to parent their kids.

[@Montork]

Please take your shit takes to twitter There are toys like lawn darts now, they just don't come to a not sharp point. The fact it comes to a stubbed point means it gained huge pressure per square inch.. And it only takes one 3year old thoughtlessly running though to cause a huge problem. Lawn darts are an accident waiting to happen

[@Montork]

@Cynical Frenchface good? you lit didnt need the point at the end to play the game? its not only as much fun? but safer?

[@danielrecommends]

I used to joke It's all fun and games until someone's eye goes rolling across the floor. With some of these toys that could be a literal problem. Great Toy History video Ed! I love the research you put into these and your clever transitions between the toys. These videos are becoming some of my favorite to watch on KZbin.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks buddy 🤓

[@jonathandavis1558]

The CSI fingerprint kit is even more interesting when you learn that its not actually a toy. Its an actual contact lifting kit used by actual CSIs thats been repackaged as a toy. The powder we use to lift prints in real life is highly, highly carcinogenic and the brush bristles we dust the contact is made from fiberglass.

[@bennunavut1697]

I remember as a kid playing Stadium Event with the Power Pad, I've always wondered whatever happen to it and now I do. Thanks.

[@keybyss98]

Honestly, I wonder if Hasbro (sorry, “Hassenfeld Brothers”) considered looking at the ingredients of Flubber and thought of finding any chemicals that could break down the Flubber much more easily. Then again, it was probably some insanely toxic shit that would’ve harmed everyone involved even more, so...

[@raptorjesus5870]

Naw it just stays there and will be for the end of time.

[@screamingbanshee1282]

Maybe like the blob it can be controlled by being put in freezing temperatures

[@sickstuff7624]

@@raptorjesus5870 Future civilizations will use it as jewelry and currency as it will actually become a very rare mineral only found in one spot in the world.

[@shaneoid361]

You're doing a fantastic job with these videos, great research and delivery, I hope you keep them up!

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks so much 🤓

[@Lrr_Of_Omikron]

I miss growing up in the 90s.

[@osenator]

My old childhood best friend manage to put a djart in the hood of my father's car by accident.... my father was not very not the least happy... I was snitched out by my older brother...

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Yikes 😰

[@AaronC143]

I still have those Star Wars: Episode 1 lightsabers. All 3 of them. They're still in really great shape. They still work. I used to play with them all the time. I never had any issues with them at all. I bought them back in 2000.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Awesome 🤓

[@ironnordegraf]

Damn, I had that Darth Maul lightsaber as a kid. Didn't realize it was that potentially dangerous. I got the toy to go with my Darth Maul costume I wore that year for Halloween and got in a lightsaber duel with another kid who went as Obi-wan. He won.

[@knightradiant]

Yeah i had the Qui Gon Jinn lightsaber. Never heard of a recall lol. That mofo lasted over 10 years before it broke haha

[@raptorjesus5870]

Did he have the highground?!

[@joshuabessire9169]

Lucy Lawless: YOU REMOVED IT FROM FROM IT'S ORIGINAL PACKAGING! The Collector: OH NO! (Melts from battery acid).

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤣🙌 simpsons

[@terrancesullivan5707]

I like that he doesn't spend way too much time on each subject like similar videos I've seen

[@JB-js4xi]

Had jarts....we set the rings up across a busy street and threw them over cars. That was life back then. Fun.

[@mr.uniquedeals3079]

The channel keeps getting better and better keep up the good work Ed

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks 🤘

[@stanleyteriaca2184]

The look, the feel, the sounds, so real. Entertech. The realistic water gun which causes the police to shoot them.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Yikes 🥴

[@danieltempleton838]

We had stadium Events when I was a kid and the power pad. Bet my bro still might!

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Woah 😯

[@danwilliams1989]

Didn’t they have something similar to SwingWing in an episode of Ed,Edd, N Eddy?

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

😏 could be

[@Heattokun]

It was the episode where they were trying to capitalize on trends/fads if I remember correctly. At one point all the kids were using swingwings, the Ed boys tried to get in on it, and then by the time they did the fad was over. I think.

[@kevin10001]

U did forget to mention the batmobile that got recalled in the mid 2000’s cause of claims of kids being stabbed by the fins I still have mind and have the hot wheels version of that batmobile i mainly still have it cause it was already part of my Batman collection and wasn’t giving it up

[@PaintballShyguy]

..I remember playing that stadium game at my friend's house.

[@allencampbell3350]

I've lived in Providence for 41 years and I NEVER knew about the Flubber thing. Amzing!

[@christopherpoole4240]

Ed love these videos. Suggestion for another video is what your toys in Belgium were like compared to the American ones(ones you got, ones you didn't and ones you wanted, different names, etc). You could do games and game systems also(same idea with that ones you got, ones you didn't, and ones you wanted, different names, etc). Keep up the good work.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Its pretty much all the same we just got american products with occasionally a translation name but nothing too weird 🤷‍♂️

[@okevolutionviii]

The Monsterverse movies have had huge spoilers due to pictures of toys circulating over a year before the movies release. This is probably the 4th video I've seen on this channel and I was happy to see a The Dillinger Escape Plan shirt. 👌

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Dillinger 🤘🤘

[@crhollifield2012]

i still have my dark maul lightsaber . would love to get my hands on some of these other toys too! great video, thanks for the knowledge

[@SP-fc9bx]

Dude, lawndarts are why Gen X rules... we culled the weak.

[@jaybreezy1669]

Yes!!!!! 🤟😎

[@davepedersen2115]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@RiderBlitz1.0]

The support for wheelie looks LEGIT,i need it

[@2000blackstang]

I loved playing the power games at my daycares house! It was our reward if we behaved well that day

[@leeprice2849]

Jarts should be brought back as a Natural selection device.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤣

[@majic26]

Thays crazy I had those lightSaber toys as a kid and the csi fingerprint kit and never heard anything about them lol

[@prestonvogel1431]

I had that Darth maul lightsaber. It could get hot but I just played without the batteries and made the sounds myself, Also had the tramp figure but lost it in a house fire. Would love to have that in my collection today. And my brother and I ALWAYS wanted the Blank figure.

[@doriangreen3231]

Qui-Gon Jinn's green lightsaber is awesome.

[@dooglebee]

My cousin had a swivel bike when we were both in junior high. At first, he was the envy of the neighborhood but that ended after he let a bunch of us ride it. No one ever asked to ride it a second time. lol I don't know what they were thinking when they rolled those out into stores but it sure wasn't at hit in my little town. My cousin's swivel bike is the only one I've ever seen in my life. 😆

[@christiansmith5047]

We had a power pad! I'm guessing we had the World Class Track Meet ($14.25), not the Stadium Events ($40k) lol. I still remember racing against the final boss, Cheetah. I was the only one of my friends who could beat him 😎

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

And the gold medal goes to Christian! 🤘🤠

[@ZoMbIEx23x]

lol When Flubber becomes The Blob. That's quite the genre jump.

[@nohandle498]

Came for the toy history... Stayed for the Dillinger escape plan t-shirt

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤘

[@spacepiratejacen2258]

Very fascinating! 😀👍

[@TheBlockingDead1025]

First time seeing the channel and what a banger of an intro. Great work overall!!

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks for watching 🤓

[@carydavid9947]

We used to play Jart chicken. All the neighborhood kids stood together in a bunch and the Jart was thrown into the air. Last one to move wins and/or goes to hospital.

[@rcdune7132]

Anyone remember those damn shoes that had rollerblades that came out in the back?😂

[@kimanilestercomia1879]

If I'm not mistaken, they're called Heelies.

[@raptorjesus5870]

WHEELIES!!! I REMEMBER THOSE!!!!

[@JonatasAdoM]

Aren't they still around?

[@jrich436]

@@JonatasAdoM yes

[@sickstuff7624]

The guy who invented them just passed away last week. He was multimillionaire from those things.

[@AsgardianQueen]

I never knew that there was a flubber movie before the Robin Williams one. But I'm a 90's kid, that's probably why.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

It was a surprise to me too

[@matthewdowney5125]

Holy shit! I remember half of the toys mentioned wow that's crazy

[@DXChrisCross]

Should have had the Robin Hood Prince of Thieves Sword and Dagger set. That thing caused some damage but was really fun for attacking siblings with.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Ive seen that role play set looked really cool

[@coinslotsandjoysticks2572]

I still have my swing bike I got as a kid in 75. Looks like new

[@UneasiestDaisy]

stadium event was fun but playing smb with the track pad was hard af

[@dannythedon82]

I remember my friend and his brother had the Power Pad. They had every Nintendo game and accessory pretty much.

[@dannythedon82]

@Robd1 replies yeah I remember my friend's brother cut the finger tips of the power glove as that was the style back then and even wore it outside lol!

[@linkofdoom24]

I remember having a darth maul saber but it wasn’t the light up kind. Was cool though.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Double sided lightsaber is always cool 🤠🤘

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

used them in the 90s. aww lawn darts.. good fun

[@lemmythebulldog8812]

Any early 2000s kids remember that suggestive commercial for the supersoaker Oozinator

[@rebelsatcloudnine]

Well this is depressing. I had Stadium Events and 2 of the gamepads. The Nintendo that we owned broke and so it was tossed, but I remember putting all of the games in a box out of the way. Years later I went back to look for them and they were gone. I'm pretty sure one of my parents most likely my Dad tossed out all of my games. So somewhere in an Alberta landfill is a copy of stadium events.

[@quattrobajeena135]

6:53 I had the Qui Gon and Darth maul One of the things I regret most in my child hood was breaking that Darth maul light saber in two within the first couple days of owning it. I still have to have e that qui gon jin one somewhere still

[@dranimations7902]

That Flubber one was Bizarre! - reminds me of that craze in the 90's for this stuff called Gak - I think that is what it was called? - strange slime stuff that gave you a rash in much the same way.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

I remember the name gak but not what it was 🤯

[@dranimations7902]

@@EdsRetroGeekOut It was definitely slime ment as a toy - it could be purchased in small plastic containers which would imprint a smiling face in it as I recall.

[@TheTrollMastah]

Wow I had 4 of those lightsabers. I had Maul’s double-bladed one, Qui-Gon, Anikin and Mace Windu’s. I think I had a couple more but they never burnt me so

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Awesome 🙌

[@dannythedon82]

I live in Canada and I remember the Dick Tracy figures being available and I bought a few of them but I wasn't ever able to find the Blank. They advertised the character on the back of the package as well as toy Catalogues but I wasn't ever able to find that figure.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤠 keep lookin’ they’ll eventually pop up!

[@oneeyesmiley55]

Supposedly the few(3,000?) that were made were sold off by Sears Canada, from what I read. Actual Canadians would know more than I...

[@dannythedon82]

@@oneeyesmiley55 It's possible but but in Toronto where I'm from. I looked everywhere from Toys R Us, Zellers which was our big department store before Walmart came to Canada, Woolco another Canadian Store, Consumers Distributing which advertised the figure in their Catalogue but they didn't ever have it. Sears didn't have much of a toy department in the actual store but they had a lot more in their Wishbook Catalogue that you could order from so it's possible it was sold from there. I didn't notice it though. Just like the last series of the LJN WWF figures, I wasn't ever able to find the Ultimate Warrior in My area. I don't think we ever got him and some others from the last series as some of the figures were cancelled in general. It wasn't until Hasbro took over making the figures that I got the Ultimate Warrior but the same thing happened at the end of the Hasbro line. Many of the fugures just to name a few because many didn't ever get released in Canada including: Razor Ramon, Shawn Michaels, Crush, The Rocket Owen Hart, The Steiner Brothers, The Smoking Guns, Bret Hart all attires, The Undertaker, The British Bulldog, The Headshrinkers, Bam Bam Bigelow, Mr. Perfects Blue Attire, Hulk Hogan Red suit, and Yellow suit, etc. Back then there was no online so you would just have to go to the States to find them. Even then they were hard to find. It was just certain areas that got them. The second line of the WCW Galoob figures we didn't ever get either. Only the first series we got. Anyways you can find pretty much anything today but for insane prices!

[@kaioken654]

Hahaha I use to have the dance dance revolution at home pad and my brother broke his foot playing it.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Yikes 😅

[@shakascloset1700]

My friend got a swing bike from his uncle back in 1994. I was 17, and trust me it was really easy to do tricks and ride without falling off. Definitely not dangerous to older kids, 10 and up.

[@rolandkatsuragi]

Alright, how do we get rid of all these oversized darts? Market them as toys to children? Brilliant!

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤣🤣🤣👌

[@planetschlock]

That swing bike reminded me of the Wild Wacky Action Bike from that one episode of South Park. "It's almost impossible to steer AND it glows in the dark!"

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Glows in the dark!!!?? Im sold! 🤠

[@nexus3d5]

we had stadium events and the pad in my foster home when I was 5. minus one copy left.

[@grecofabulous]

So you're telling me that the BLOB was just a giant ball of FLUBBER !?

[@anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470]

Lol

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

🤔 maybe

[@ArtsieFrog]

Woah- that’s what happens to my lightsaber? I had the darthmaul saver and it’s middle melted and I had no idea why. I was grounded for 4 month because my mom thought I was playing with a lighter and burning it.

[@burntmarshwigglestudio597]

There was a Big Lots/Odd Lots store when I was a kid that sold Atari games for $1, $2, and $3. They had STACKS of the Stadium Events game. STACKS. Nobody bought em, and my parents wouldn't let us buy one because it needed other equipment. Who knew

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Indeed 😅 if that stock is still out there

[@leejones8582]

That Flubber story is great.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

It should be a movie 😄

[@callawolf531]

I actually have a copy of Trackmeet that comes on an official three game cartridge that has Track Meet, Duck Hunt, and Super Mario. I still have Power Pad & Gun too

[@radioseppe]

There was a gameshow in Finnish tv in the early 90’s where one part of the show was that nintendo stadium game. We used to also rent it when renting the 8bit NES for the weekend from a local videostore, as it was done in the dark ages. Yeah, everybody didn’t have their own NES’s but that way pretty much every one interested was able to get their hands on a NES.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Cool 🤓

[@ThePurpleSquezzil]

Another great watch. Thank you Ed

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks 🤓

[@80svillainstoys63]

Great video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 getting closer to the 20k 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks buddy 🤘🤓

[@jbarthol]

People still make Jarts, no shortage of people that have instructions to do so. Prime example of the nanny state.

[@GrumpyIan]

I still have my mom's Jarts. They did come back with a rubber tip rather than metal.

[@andrewdzierson2036]

We used to play lawn dart roulette when we were kids.. good times

[@patrickgwiasdowski8191]

LOL I still have the darth maul lightsaber.

[@robdajuiceman1328]

I used to play Stadium Events at my buddy's house when I was a kid 😆

[@theradicalden6180]

Flubber became THE BLOB!

[@hungfao]

I used to have the Flubber goo back in the early 60s. I remember finding it underwhelming and never did suffer any ill effects. Others kids in my neighborhood had their own. I think some of them were trying to attach it to their Red Ball Jets (

[@shadowhenge7118]

We had a ton of jart dodging contests as a kid.

[@GamerAhmer]

Another great video! Loved that information on flubber! Haha.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks 🤓

[@_The_Worst_]

😮😮😮...That flubber ish is crazy❗❗❗ And the people whom was trying to get rid of it was just as crazy...💯✔ Trying to sink it into the bottom of the ocean, that's just insane...🤦‍♂️

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

I think godzilla was made of flubber 🤔

[@justinconn1301]

Same thing with mantels rookie year baseball cards. Company dumped all cards in ocean. But since flubbed was causing infections they should have never dumped it in ocean or buried it etc.

[@mothstradamus1183]

I had that CSI kit. I am shook.

[@tylerdavis6389]

I had the Episode 1 Qui Gon Ginn lightsaber as a kid and had no idea it was ever recalled.

[@DokesConspiracyNetwork]

Dude I had stadium events and sold it at a garage sale for 2 bucks.

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

😅 when did you sell it? Years ago? Or recently its only been booming pricewise in the last 15 years i think

[@DokesConspiracyNetwork]

@@EdsRetroGeekOut sold it back in 2004 at a rummage sale my grandma was having because I wanted to play world of warcraft after seeing what the game looked like on G4. I figured if I'd ever want to go back to it badly enough I'd emulate it. Funny thing is I bought it at a rummage sale to begin with years earlier out of a box of Nintendo games that a family was trying to get rid of for some extra bread.

[@perryperry659]

Bruh I am enjoying your videos soo much, keep it up!

[@EdsRetroGeekOut]

Thanks 🤓

[@impofstpete727]

Look at the recall of the original Harry Potter Nimbus broom. The reason is, well interesting and probably should have undergone more testing.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Loved the vintage cases for flubber