Fan Favorite Lost Media Wiki Articles

With the Lost Media Wiki being the main source of lost content online, it's fun exploring the hundreds of articles the site offers and learning something new. Let's take a look at some of your favorites entries!

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Fun fact: not all BBC shows from before or during WW2 ceased airing after. I don't know if it's the only one, but a children's show called Muffin The Mule existed until sometime in the early to late 50s. It was cancelled after the human host passed away. Edit: when I said human host, I meant that there were two. Don't think anything about parasites. There was a human who hosted the show, and I think the titular puppet also may've

[@BiggieBallsThe1st]

Human host?

[@bobbythespicyboi3617]

@@BiggieBallsThe1st yeah like the guy doing the show

[@marcusblackwell2372]

@@bobbythespicyboi3617 Actually it was a "she"

[@marcusblackwell2372]

@@BiggieBallsThe1st A lot of puppet shows from that era had human hosts

[@hypnotised-clover]

>human host You make it sound like Muffin The Mule was some kind of parasite. Nobody says "human" before a role that would obviously be a "human", what a weird and redundant thing to say.

[@mattguy1773]

I love that lost media can bring people with one interest together

[@dacoolcat6198]

For the most pointless shit tho 💀

[@Vic_T_234]

@@dacoolcat6198 bruh it maybe some pointless stuff but a lot of it is interesting. I sometimes spend hours watching it the trying to find it.

[@moppupaws]

@@dacoolcat6198 thats the best part

[@user-zm7zl9lc6j]

@@dacoolcat6198 I mean as long as its not interfering with their lives idk why its a problem for you

[@CascadianRanger]

And many interests. Because lost media covers soooooo much, there's something for everyone. Whether it be a show, movie, video game, or just that weird commercial memory from early childhood, everyone has encountered something they love that has some level of lost media in it. It's just a matter of that person liking the thing enough to look into it just a bit

[@TanukidLeaf]

The reason for Mindscape firing its employees is because developers are usually paid bonuses a day before release. Mindscape wanted to avoid paying this bonus. Later Lego Island games were developed by other studios.

[@stickythestickman.official]

in short: "mindscape = scumbags" -video from mattkc

[@therandomdudeguy1687]

So that could be the reason why the game got never came out because people keep on firing their employer’s because of other games trying to be released

[@hansmoleman2666]

@SuperGamer, it’s called being smart.

[@pootisbear]

@@hansmoleman2666 No. It's called screwing over your workforce and being greedy. People arbitrarily lost their means of livelihood because some selfish fucks at the top of the totem pole decided they wanted more money for themselves. If you support, condone or commend that sort of asswipe behaviour then you're just as bad as them and representative of the kind of people we need less of in these working environments.

[@maffieduran]

@@hansmoleman2666 imagine openly supporting workplace exploitation

[@leo-mm7vx]

A lost media search I've been invested in is the Oobi Shorts, a lost series of shorts from the popular Nick Jr series, Oobi. I grew up with this show and it continues to fascinate me, the more I know about it. Personally, It's a very obscure topic that i wish people would talk about, as it is very close to being found in it's entirety.

[@kpsavg]

hey i found three of those, you’re welcome lol

[@pensiveeyes7078]

what! i didn't know there were missing oobi shorts... i guess it makes sense though. hopefully they can all get found!

[@theboredengineer2947]

I'm from the Philippines and I was in my preschool to 2nd grade (late 90s to early 2000s) when the florist ad was still on air. I swear my whole soul that it is not like hitogata and it is so real. As far as I can remember, it usually aired on RPN channel along the WWE shows and other sports related shows. I also remember in ABC and even RPN channel that they aired the Encarnacion Bechaves on foreign movies shown during commercial breaks. The commercial is one of those unnerving to sometimes downright scary Filipino commercials in my childhood. I usually come across these commercials because for better or worse, I had a TV in my own room and i was such a curious little girl. For VHS recordings, I think the technology was not widely adopted by Filipinos that time because some households don't have the luxury and the know how to record via VHS. It's a huge shame that I got so lucky to have my own room with VHS from mid 90s to 2000s, until my parents bought a CD/DVD player but I was so young to possess technical know how.

[@monikaradzaj7407]

I have something to add to this list: 'Wazooo! (What a Zoo)'. It was an early 2000s CGI show that aired on TVO Kids and it was basically about these aliens looking at a tv screen about what humans do in their daily lives. Sadly only 1 out of the 25 episodes have been found in a different dub. I really hope the full series gets found one day because I really miss this little show.

[@julienicol9202]

WOW, that’s hard to believe that it is lost in English , I used to watch that show all the time! It’s so hard to believe! I hope that someone can find it and have it accessible for those who are nostalgic for it and for new viewers too!

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Basically the Canadian version of shows like Floogals & The Hoobs

[@monikaradzaj7407]

@@julienicol9202 Agreed!

[@monikaradzaj7407]

@@marcusblackwell2372 We had Floogals & The Hoobs airing here in Canada too.

[@michaelbullen3104]

Canadian kid here, I remember watching an absolutely DRUGGED out puppet show in around 2009-2012, anywhere between that time on TVO, with strange looking old dolls, I think it was a stage show of some sort... I don’t know what it was, but ever since I first saw it I’ve been completely terrified of it. They had this clown-like or jester kind of look... I don’t know, it was just scary. I also remember the little “Makin’ Stuff” interstitials, don’t know how many of those are still on the internet

[@NoModzForU]

KZbin's finally realizing how much I like lost media

[@marcusblackwell2372]

You and me both, my friend

[@Actuallyfilthy]

keep it comin youtube

[@carmenishere]

That Lego thumbnail unlocked an OLD dusty memory🤣🤣 I used to play that game at day care. For some reason I’d always be the only kid in their computer room and I’d have Sim City 2000, Sim Town,Super solvers games, etc all to myself lol

[@colinvanblaricom6573]

You must have gone to a high end daycare if they had an entire computer room lol

[@carmenishere]

@@colinvanblaricom6573 ehh it was 4 computers running Windows 98 in a small room 🤣 not glamorous but glad it was there.

[@gone8792]

Blink twice if you're being held captive at blameitonjorge's basement

[@MatthewCobalt]

The Philippines was an odd place when speaking about technology. While we did eventually reach the point of most developed nations in terms of consumer goods, things like VHS tapes might have been still un common for even the wealthy amongst us. The tapes were also very unsuitable for most humid environments, especially a rain soaked nation such as us. Additionally, We actually transitioned from VHS to VCD (Video CD) in the late 90s to early 2000s, so VCRs would have been even less common by the time the last broadcasts of the commercial happened. The cultural environment in My Country always had that semi-held back and modernized feel to everything. Like 90s style synth jingles on live TV shows, overused, to this day

[@EdMario274]

I'm actually glad you covered the Earthworm Jim Cartoon Pitch Pilot in this video, more light needs to be shed upon it.

[@teddyroo12]

I know a lot of drama behind the search too As I was one of the people involved, It was a freaking mess and the person who suggested it to LSonic Was a complete jerk about it.

[@charlesbennett7484]

I have a video suggestion: lost radio media, like radio plays or obscure music broadcasts.

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Now that's what I call a platinum suggestion

[@rubendelacruz7395]

Yooo red letter media NEEDS to do this

[@_amya__]

That sound interesting

[@julienicol9202]

I think that I can personally see why that florist commercial from the Philippines could be disturbing to watch. I feel like a lot of intentionally creepy, scary or shocking pieces of media were being made and distributed around places like the internet, through websites, Internet forums and emails around the time it was supposedly aired on tv. I think the popularity and phenomenon of urban legends around this time may also have contributed to its perceived scariness.

[@PhilippineTelevisionArchives]

A lot of scary Filipino PSAs also aired along the time Encarnacion Bechaves was aired. People's memory also may have contributed to its scariness.

[@envylust]

A suggestion for this list: the partially found early drafts of Disney's Tangled

[@Treeeee2008]

It sucks that I don't have much lost media, though my first ever cartoon "knock knock" was going to be, the distributor thought my early design looked ugly and was hesitant to release it, but Walter Lantz convinced him to go through with distributing it and it became a hit with audiences.

[@BlueOysterStan]

Holy shit it’s the real Woody Woodpecker

[@Treeeee2008]

@@BlueOysterStan HA HA HA HA HA!

[@BlueOysterStan]

@@Treeeee2008 no way bro! can you autograph this comment?

[@Treeeee2008]

@@BlueOysterStan I don't use pens, I use my beak!

[@Veepar]

Why does it "suck" that there's not a lot of lost Woody Woodpecker media? Being lost is a bad thing... The whole point of the community is to find the media that's lost. Less loss media is a good thing.

[@DecadoPrime]

Cool to see some Lego lost media being mentioned and I'm liking the new changes made to the video. Noice

[@HitchcockJohn]

I actually grew up with a lot of LEGO games and I can recall two that might meet the description you gave of the one you played as a kid. -LEGO Loco: A simple building simulator with an emphasis on trains. You had a toybox full of models that you could place into a world and then watch it come to life as it is populated by LEGO people. -LEGO Creator: A simple game where you could build virtually in a 3D environment. Most of the models were based on LEGO City so that might be why you made that connection.

[@SarahElisabethJoyal]

Lego Loco! We used to mess around with our computer clock because on holidays the little Lego people would appear in special holiday forms

[@redlikeroses3705]

i think the game he's talking about is still alive and well on the Lego website as a game, lol. It's called "Lego City Construction Worker" in italian.

[@gator9339]

I grew up playing Lego Island 2 Bricksters Revenge on my PS1. I loved that game especially getting to deliver pizza's around the island on a skate board.

[@TheMrBonesShow]

Earthworm Jim!! Thank you for bringing this to people's attention!

[@chompchompchangbin]

I think it's great that since the inception of television, people have been recording other recordings from their tv screens. I hope you make more parts to this! It was really fun!

[@thiefrules]

My personal fav is the how a clip from a Doraemon 1963 episode was found in a random Japanese adult film. AFAIK, that was the only footage known to exist for that episode

[@ferfender007]

UNEXPECTED

[@michaelbullen3104]

Your uploads are what keep me going man

[@TanukidLeaf]

F-Zero only ever had 26 episodes dubbed in English! That's still more than were aired. A handful of aired episodes are also missing. Broadcasts in Hungary had all 26 episodes.

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

I never seen it but I'm glad the dub was lost cause 4 kids suck

[@tobey7246]

@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat Why should a piece of dubbing history be lost just because 4kids was bad with dubs?

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

@@tobey7246 yes they ruined every anime they dubbed sonic x, Tokyo mew mew and even one piece

[@bluebaron6858]

4kids only made 26 eps but skipped in between. The dub ends on Japanese episode 35.

[@newguy371]

@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat Actually many people claim their dub of Ultimate Muscle was far superior to the original, and the Kirby dub is also pretty well liked. Fun fact, there are actually 2 4Kids Shaman King dubs: the TV dub and a home video dub that I think came out before the TV one. I know there were two dubs because I've seen both and they are very different from each other.

[@windowbreezes]

I remember watching Masked Rider in the Philippines. I dont remember a freaky ass commercial in-between

[@CJolieTV]

I'd definitely love to see more episodes of this series, it's fun

[@nealo6488]

Earthworm Jim was on TCC in the UK. Those screen shots look familiar. I watched that cartoon religiously so they maybe used the pilot footage in trailers.

[@TheMrBonesShow]

Correct! They used that footage in promo trailers!...for some reason. Though, not all of it was used. Such as Jim in Bed.

[@fluffy2030]

It'd be neat if you added the 2004 beta build of webkinz to the list! The pet models were originally 3D and a select few kids got to test out the beta build before it was scrapped and remade. There's efforts to find more info on it but sadly not too much is available so far. I remember you've talked about a webkinz playground rumour on your channel before so I think it'd be a good one to add maybe!

[@HorrorsofCody]

So my thoughts on Lost Media for older folks involved with said Lost Media(s) without social media or ways of contacting them is extremely disappointing. I'm sure a lot of them have set photos, videos and/or documentation of work that is considered Lost Media now but is stashed away without knowledge of the giant community of people who would love to appreciate them and their work and show homage to the significance of what's lost. It's kind of like Cracks from PBS where once the woman involved found out she immediately jumped in and supported the movement. I love the Lost Media community. 😊

[@chris-tianmothman]

Doug TenNapel's lost Mothman movie is one of my favorite articles. Long story short, live action horror movie based on the myth of Mothman, that went through development hell and had multiple attempted releases that fell through.

[@pottergoose]

I'd like to see you do a full video on doctor who lost media

[@jackeroni216]

i love this video! i would watch 2 hours of this, perfect thing to have on in the background.

[@rosera99]

I've been watching you since 2016 and I'm so happy to see you expand your content like this, if that makes sense. I love a glow-up 🥰

[@axolotlfairy2473]

I hope you'll make this a full series, or at least go over the full list because I'd love to see you react to all of these! Also its so cool to see my article for Fullmetal Fantasy on there hehehe-

[@frozarburst6350]

So early the audio isn't working. XD But I came for the Lego thumbnail

[@LuizFRdeO]

love this format, please do more videos like this

[@Ringtail]

The Lego game you played sounds like either Lego Creator or Lego Loco (both from 1998).

[@michael1234252]

I think you're right about the Lego Creator game. Since I used to have it. But my copy was a Kellogg's promo version. It was part of this Computer game promo series that they where doing in the late 90's.

[@Ringtail]

@@michael1234252 That sounds cool, do you still have the disc or have any pics of it? I don't think I've ever seen that version.

[@michael1234252]

@@Ringtail Sadly I don't think so.

[@Ringtail]

@@michael1234252 aw, well thats pretty cool to hear about anyway!

[@jadyndenys7736]

hey you probably don't remember me but it's kuro, the guy who asked you about a limited production MegaMan zero mythos model

[@bloodystatic4156]

4Kids went bankrupt 5 years ago, but its former subsidiary, 4Kids Productions, survived and was eventually bought by Konami and rebranded as Konami Cross Media NY, Inc. Maybe we can contact somebody from Konami Cross Media Ny, Inc. and ask if they have anything from F-Zero. Maybe that can help the search!

[@kingnewcomer2029]

I really loved this new "Fan Favorite Lost Media Wiki Articles" video, LSSQ! :D I hope you'll continue to make more episodes from it!

[@chibikyo7]

Really love this new show format, very unique! Keep it up. :D

[@UberCamm]

I need more of these! Is this similar to how you stream? I think things like this are how you expand the community and increase awareness

[@PrincessAmber]

I enjoyed this and appreciated your input on each topic. Hoping you do more!

[@gun9564]

I'd be interested in more of this series!

[@Mud-Brain]

Just wanted to let you know you're one of my favorite channels, I watch every upload

[@michael1234252]

What about looking into the world of lost Bollywood films. I know over the past 100 years there is so many countless obscure and bizarre films from India. That most of the world outside of the Middle East/South East Asia hasn't really seen or heard of. But I do remeber back in Nov. of 2017 I was visiting my sister in Rochester, NY and I went over to the Eastman Kodak house museum. At the time I was their they had a Bollywood exhibit. Within that exhibit they where showing some Bollywood films and film posters that where recently donated to the museum. The story behind them was that someone had found an old storage room of old Bollywood film reels and posters while demolishing an old theater. Since they handed the Bollywood film stuff over to Kodak, Kodak went ahead and did restoration on the stuff for historical preservation. But really who knows what other unknown Bollywood films/posters are still missing?

[@EvaFull]

Lost Commercials because there are so many of them out there still to be rediscovered & talked about again.

[@jermfanaccount]

i have a lot of favourites in terms of both lost and found media, like the lost Don't Starve Chrome versions, the previously lost and now rediscovered 'Jon' comics that predated Garfield, anything relating to Wolf Tracer Studios (the studio behind Rapsittie Street Kids) and the rumoured "Escape From Team Fortress" series that was supposed to come out years ago but never did. it's really interesting to hear everyone else's favourites and they introduce me to stuff i never thought i'd find interesting. and also seeing Lego Island in the thumbnail got be super excited!!

[@sagacious03]

Neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!

[@alexiskuwata]

DISTRUST (Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc lost prototype).

[@TheGreatRenbox]

One show that's considered mostly lost media is called Real Kids Real Adventures which are dramatizations of kids being brave and was aired between I think 1999-2004 and only one complete episode has been found. One of the episodes that had Hayden Christensen (yes the one from starwars) is considered partially lost.

[@Luvdiscdelgado]

loving the vibe of this seris you should make more of it

[@bluebaron6858]

Also the cartoon gamer did a recent interview with the F-Zero GP legend dub adapter, Michael Haigney, and he confirms they only did a season of 26 episodes.

[@Providence..]

Man, I don't use Twitter, but I definitely would have had an answer, one that interests me at least: the Beach Boys "SMiLE", basically a partially lost and technically unfinished psychedelic concept album that's the holy grail of the BB fandom. Some of the currently missing recordings are listed on the LMW article for it. Sadly, the article is pretty short, might end up making an account and editing it one day.

[@DJFramer33]

If you've never played Lego Island, I highly recommend it (it is an experience). Also, I would love to see a full vid on the EWJ pilot.

[@bluebaron6858]

F-zero dub apparently aired on New Zealand. We need tapes from there. Also the 4kids version aired in Italy and Arabic, they could have master tapes.

[@chimmyinfernape9189]

You and the whole lost media community has inspired me to dig thru all my old hard drives and usbs to find old KZbin videos from when I was a partner. My old channel has been dead for about 10 years now but unearthing the videos for preservation is so cool seeing how bad my camera work was compared to now

[@Matthew-oi6kz]

Can you look at the page for "The Wiggles Big Show 1997"? You may be surprised by what it says!

[@Vic_T_234]

Ugh,the last one!😭 I was born a year later ( in 96).😂 I always wanted to know what that show was but never got to get into watching it. I'm Abt to go find it now.

[@joshuarhoten9056]

I loved this video and would definitely love to see more episodes. If you could please add spider-man verses kraven the hunter, the lost 1974 fan film, to the list, then I would really appreciate it.

[@shipguy55]

If the name of the magazine that the Earthworm Jim pilot screenshots are in is unknown, how could it be proven that the magazine page isn't just a high quality fan recreation/hoax? I am not saying that the pilot isn't real, but I find it to be kind of sketchy to not know the name of the publication or issue number.

[@TheMrBonesShow]

That would be because the owner of the magazine is unreachable. I've tried reaching out to him but to no avail... :(

[@shipguy55]

@@TheMrBonesShow Interesting. Are they just gone from social media or are they just ignoring inquiries about the magazine?

[@JamesLawner]

@@shipguy55 My thoughts exactly, like why didn’t the OP on twitter say which magazine this was from if they allegedly made the scan?

[@Timbo360]

The thumbnail brought back some memories. That Lego game was eerie and I remember so many glitches.

[@martymcfly5888]

Definitely should make this a series

[@unofficialmajima617]

reminder: "The reason Kasumi, Ayane, Eliot, and Kokoro do not have listed ages in western versions of the Dead or Alive games from the original Dead or Alive to Dead or Alive 4 is because they were under 18 years old."

[@pikachuiguana]

I actually found the lost Joyride Studios commercial and uploaded it onto my KZbin channel, although it’s not of great quality since I could only film it off my iPhone.

[@Porygon]

As a fan of your videos for a few years who tries to pop into your streams when I can, I gotta say I really like this style and format of video. I'm still fine seeing the usual style, but stuff like this occasionally could really add some variety.

[@JamesLawner]

This was interesting, and I liked the part about the Earthworm Jim pilot. I feel like there should be more work done to find it or learn more information, because there’s a lot of bread crumbs to follow from there. Also, I’d like to see a video about lost Kids WB media one day.

[@Biotear]

Masked Rider BLACK? As in Kamen Rider BLACK? There's a lot of fan translations and raw footage of different Kamen Rider runs online, might be worth looking for raw uploads of a Filipino dub/sub of the show. I've watched some of the other Kamen Riders with fansubs with a friend and occasionally a commercial gets left in. Usually it'll be related but I recall a random McDonalds commercial of all things coming up once. It's a long shot, but there's a lot of different torrents and stuff with different rips and subtitles of Kamen Rider online. I also know that the Japanese TV broadcasts are usually uploaded with english fansubs by people. I'm not positive but Maskman may be a localization of Riderman for the Philipines. Kamen Rider is pretty popular in multiple Asian countries, so there's a real chance that commercial may already be online in some random torrent of an episode.

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

Is that Lego Island 1? I played that if it is. Excited to find out (lego island was 100% the game you placed as a kid )

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

I can't say it was literally my first computer game, but it was close to it, and I played it heavily. Obviously, seeing as how I was able to recognize it from the thumbnail despite having not played it in around 20 years or so, when I was like 10 years old, even younger probably. I wanna say I was playing it like 25 years ago as a 5 year old. Kinda neat *edit (called it too if it came out 1997 I would've been 6). My memory is so much better than I thought it was lol

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

I remember you could throw pizzas in it, not much else though lol* edit: you were definitely a pizza delivery boy and you had a motor scooter. I remember that also

[@FlamerGamer770]

Could you do Videoway cable box from (1990 - 2006)

[@newguy371]

I know it's technically not lost, but I've been trying to track down a short film called "Showdown of the Godz." I'm a huge David Gasman fan, and it's one of his few live action roles. The film was originally released on its own website then it was exclusively sold on Amazon. Unfortunately the DVD is not longer in print and it's no longer available for streaming. I can't find any copies of it anywhere and it doesn't help that there's a band called The Godz which makes looking for it even more challenging.

[@iscopeeee]

Something I'd like more attention on is Crash Bandicoot & Spyro Adventure World - it was a collection of crash and spyro themed shockwave games on Candystand activated via code cards included in bags of snacks sold by Nabisco. While browser games like this are generally tricky to find as far as I can tell, it'd be nice if more people were aware of it in case they still have any code cards kicking around - most of them are completely undocumented.

[@teddyroo12]

There was a ton of drama behind the Earthworm Jim pilot search. I just hope it gets found.

[@NumberOneHorseDrowner]

Almost every issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly has been preserved on RetroMags. It shouldn't be too hard to find if they did run a story on the cartoon.

[@maddog6620]

You are awesome 😎

[@alt4nexbula]

hi! i love ur content! im just wondering if you could do a video on total fruit island? or the bfdi lost media (bfdia 6 and idfb 2)

[@fintheclonetrooper5039]

Could you do revenge of the Sith 4.5 hour cut video?

[@sSynclare]

bro i still have my lego island CD what a throwback omg

[@ArthurTRead]

sam/wicked city is my favourite lost media topic, I'd love to see you cover its article in this series

[@drawntoicehockey]

The BBC have admitted to having been terrible at preserving their old programmes. They even used to record over used tapes

[@CarputingYT]

Great video gamer

[@thelpthrowaway]

Can you add onto the list “Black Pudding” please? The article is short but I honestly find this piece of media fascinating (imo).

[@0b13F4st3]

Hi, it's me again. And this time, I'd like to say that I enjoyed the video and make a small request for something that might be of some interest. There was a VHS of a Channel 4 program called "Adventures in Letterland", based on the "Letterland" ABC learning books and with the exception of one episode, most of the series has been lost and haven't been posted to KZbin. I only bring this up, because A. Scribbles to Screen brought it up in their video about 70 Lost and Banned episodes of British Kids Shows, that I recommend giving a look at some point, and B. because I used to have a VHS copy when I was a small child a long time ago. You don't have to look into it if you don't want to. I'm only making a request/suggestion for lost media worth investigating at some point. Thank you for your time, if you ever read this comment.

[@marcusblackwell2372]

I have a few shows that could work for another video like this (I want it to become a series, by the way(. 1: Mission 2110 (thanks Scribbles To Screen for introducing me). Basically, Mission 2110 is a mix between a competition show, and bits of drama. The first episode even has a certain air of mystery around the host. The premise is basically a Terminator one, where robots of the future destroyed human civilization. That's about the only thing they have in common. Throughout the show, I think the last human who seems to have been cybernetically augmented is trying to form a resistance against these robots, and honestly, I can't really explain it as well as I thought, but just watch the first episode: you might feel like me and want more. Some episodes can be found on KZbin, but they're scattered from different seasons if that makes sense, and we have a very slim collection, but the CBBC website did have a math game based on the show. 2: Pillar's Adventures. This show sadly isn't as fortunate as Mission 2110, as the only thing that still remains of it is footage of a bowling game called Thunder & Lightning. Fear not, however. I saw a few episodes on KZbin a few years ago, before they got taken down and can tell you what I remember of both the main cast, and plots of the episodes I remember (I think I saw more, but the episode plots I'll mention are what I actually remember). First: let's go over the characters. Pillar is a young horse colt (not a baby. In human years, I would age her at about 5 to 7), and she has golden-looking fur, with a brown mange if I recall. I can't speak much of her personality, however. The same is true for every character, really. Next up, Hampshire. He's a pig who seems to adept at tug-of-war. Next up, Cleg the fly (or maybe mosquito). He's the one who learns the lesson of one of the episodes I remember. Susa is an owlet who I honestly don't remember existing until I saw footage of that game I mentioned earlier. Not much to say, other than that she has an orange tone in her feathers, and looks like a slimmer version of an owl from Legend Of The Guardians. There are no humans in the show, from what I remember, and it was animated in a Flash style. I suspect if it were apart of a company like WildBrain, it would've been a hit. Also, most episodes were structured like a Rubbadubbers episode, except that every character took part in the imagination journey, they weren't dreaming, and if they were, it was lucid. The first episode is a regular birthday episode, and the plot goes about how you expect, with it being Pillar's birthday, and every farm animal trying (successfully) to keep their surprise hidden. Naturally, Pillar spends the day wandering about her farm, trying to see if any of her friends know about her special day , but they all feign forgetfulness to keep her party a secret. At the end of the day, after feeling defeated in her endeavor, Pillar returns to her stable (I don't remember if she was alone or if someone guided her), and she then discovers that her friends didn't actually forget about her, and the episode ends with them celebrating at her family's stable (she doesn't have siblings, but her parents are shown). The second one I remember, Tugboat Cleg, involves Cleg being fed up with being so small after he tries to capture the attention of Pillar & Hampshire, who are engaged in a game of tug-of-war and thus don't notice him or his request to play with them, so after the game, he & I think maybe his friends imagine themselves working at a big city port, with Cleg as a tugboat, and Pillar as his captain. I don't remember what happened for most of it, but the end result of their voyage makes Cleg realize that he was the perfect size already. Also, the show had a Bluegrass twangy feel to it, with a male and female singer. Finally, Spooks Of Bottle Bay. This show is the most found of the bunch, but apparently most of it is still lost The show was a British puppet drama series with occasional humor (clever at that in my opinion) that aired on CITV from 1993 to maybe 1995 (that was how long it was produced. Maybe it aired for longer) for three seasons, each of which having different elements. The setting, Bottle Bay, is literally that: a town that sits in a bottle, in a mysterious shop, with an unseen shopkeeper, but what's weird is that it's implied more than once that Bottle Bay isn't the only town contained in this bottle. Perhaps it's a pocket dimension. Who knows? Anywho, that's not important. Let's overview this quaint little seaside village. It's actually like every other European beach town, but with a twist: every night there's a full moon, ghosts in sheets called Spooks come out to play. The three who know about them seem to believe them to be evil, but they're really just tricksters. We don't actually know who they were when they were alive, but I'll quickly run over some of the names: The spook family trio of Sally, Baby Spook & Fred (Fred is Sally's boyfriend & I assume Baby Spook's father, while Sally is Baby Spook's mother, though she does go to school (apparently, it's just a school for how to do ghost things like possession, and when to go out on the town), so either she's a teenager, or adult spooks also go to night school. Daphne is a pink spook, and one of the main trio's best friends. I like to think of her as the nerd of Sally's class. There's one spook who appears to take on the role of the class clown, though I don't remember his name. He wears a red bowler hat, and is the only spook who keeps apart of himself visible when turning invisible (that part being his teeth). Captain Patch is the captain of the Galleon, the ship that we see in the bottle in the opening. He and his crew seem to be content with just wandering their ship, as we hardly see them involved with any of the greater spook community's haunts. Also, apparently the Galleon can take on a spectral form. So, I don't want to make this comment any longer than it must be, so I will end by saying this much: The theme song has a sea shanty instrumental going for it (quite a catchy one at that), and some episodes are on KZbin, but quite a few were taken down, like Brenda Drain, in which one of the main characters, Sid Sludge, develops a crush on a new girl visiting town with her family. He even serenades her at the end with a pretty catchy song, IMO, Spooks In Distress, in which Fred & Sally have a test to complete for a reason I don't remember, and Cedric's Revenge, which may be the season 1 finale but don't quote me on it.

[@JulianR2JG]

Welcome to LEGO Island !

[@actiniumanarchy9237]

Please do the rest of the articles on this list, I saw a bunch I’d want you to talk about

[@superattackgamer]

Just wondering would the full version of the Toy Story black Friday reel count for lost media and if so could you talk about it on a video sometime

[@GokaiPlatinum]

I kinda wonder if the shows that aired around the Filipino ad are dubbed and if those dubs are lost or not. Maskman, Masked Rider Black, and Goggle V are all Japanese shows originally.

[@cancledacc]

I liked the video!

[@Otherspersons]

Please just read the full Lost Media wiki, this is great, thanks.

[@ThatMatt85]

For Captain Falcon doing a Falcon Punch in English, I think it would be likely that that scene was dubbed without the rest of the episode. The Falcon Punch is a very famous signature move of Captain Falcon from Smash Bros which may be more popular than the F-Zero games. They would have used that clip in commercials and promos.

[@abanana]

so cool!

[@ky-gp4sz]

I’d love to see you talk about the partly lost Nick Jr 3 episode series “Whoopie’s Littleburg” staring Whoopie Goldberg

[@norbertstokosa3849]

The Lego game you talked about playing on your computer in the past might have been Lego Loco from 1998

[@mr_mikegar321]

Reading LMW articles are interesting

[@CallumC]

Since I saw somebody suggested WWE, I thought I would suggest some more specific WWE themed articles to read. The most interesting (now found) piece of lost wrestling media is probably Bret Hart vs. Tom McGee. To put the story simply for anyone interested, the WWF signed Tom McGee thinking he could be their next top star, the likes of Hulk Hogan. He had several tryout matches including this one against Bret. The match was good. However as it turns out, it was good because Bret Hart made Tom McGee look good, and Tom was actually really bad in the ring. More pieces of currently lost wrestling media that are interesting reads are the Untelevised Hell in a Cell match featuring: John Cena, CM Punk, Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger and Alberto Del Rio. Lost alternative finishes to WWE WrestleMania 36, and the Disturbed Cover of "The Game" theme song.

[@star7communicator434]

I have a few weird ads and PSAs I've been trying to track down for a long time. From what I remember, one is a radon poisoning PSA with a hotline. It was from the late 90's/early naughts and was very off-putting, only having a music box version of "Hush, Little Baby" repeating as the soundtrack as a woman's voice gives you the information on screen. Another one is a Pediasure commercial I know exists but I can't seem to find. Very strange but so is the nature of Lost Media.

[@angeG88]

Al's brain in 3d

[@Xegethra]

Oh, that was a teaser for a spin off game? I always just thought it was part of the "random" humour LEGO Island has. You're in a lift above ground but it opens to the ocean. LEGO Island did get some sequels though, clearly made by different teams, totally different games.

[@TheBandicootNerd131]

I like the part where he says "Until next time Fin"

[@ObjectivelyL]

I can't here the audio for some reason, could you somehow fix it?

[@Scoobydoo_shaggy4]

Hear*

[@turtleofpride4572]

Just close the video an restart it

[@luissantiago5163]

Awesome