Lost Media Found in 2022 

I know like 5 more things were found but this video was getting crazy long lmao Merry Christmas everyone.

genuinely hate people who find something that is considered lost media, and refuse to share it strictly because it will decrease it's value... humans are awful and selfish

I’d like to especially thank Carpediemsnuts, Fish of the Bulb, RichGangsta, Candy Pants LLC, Computerdude77, TheDarkOneisRising, Loogi Baloogi, goberllol, Krudvid, and Goofy Stinky Goblin for their outstanding achievements in media presentation.

0:05 how the hamsters saved winter 2:10 all lights fucked on the hairy amp drooling 5:01 twinkle the dream being 6:44 doreamon 79 mtv uk dub 8:41 cimarron original mix 10:48 who wants to be a millionnare 10th anniversary prime time celebration 13:00 fries with that? 14:32 sumitomo life Wallace & gromit commercial 15:57 2005 San Marino Grand Prix commercial interruption 17:56 manhunt 2 uncensored pc release 19:02 super meat boy handheld! 20:37 the irate gamer game 22:43 actimel Approved by grandma 23:57 jeopardy pilot 26:15 mtv:music myths & mysteries 28:57 1982 macy’s thanksgiving day parade 30:52 homeward bound the incredible journey deleted scenes 32:13 battle bots (GameCube) 34:50 pugsy (snes port) 35:43 quantum quest 38:45 duke nukem forever 2001 beta 41:08 Lamborghini 42:20 marble madness II 44:36 skatoony original British Version 45:54 the mouse factory 47:32 demon lady plane commercial 49:54 fat Albert “busted” uncensored version 52:04 Darcy’s wild life 53:22 persona x detective naoto 54:40 Sesame Street 847 57:11 Gangnam style Massacare 58:37 princesses 1:00:23 110 Lombard street pilot 1:01:53 popeye animatic 1:03:36 instrumentals promo album 1:04:18 fire kills psa 1:05:40 boo berry 1 minute version 1:06:56 kung fu wa! Test pilot 1:08:02 videos mods 1:08:48 a boy and his blob (ds) 1:11:14 nicktoons zombified bumpers 1:14:17 sailor moon toonmakers pilot 1:16:04 earthworm Jim test animation 1:17:39 esurance-speed racer commercail 1:19:16 the works psa 1:20:31 arm champs 1:21:42 granny Fanny nesselrode skits 1:24:03 kingdom hearts pilot 1:25:42 SpongeBob got milk commercial 1:28:09 Mario kart xxl 1:29:54 bear in the big blue house episodes 1:30:50 empire square 1:31:51 the toy box killer audio tape 1:33:19 the robonic stooges curly of the apes 1:35:00 Betty boop honest love & true, & at the concert 1:36:28 catslevania symphohy of the night (game.com) 1:37:36 reverend mosley’s trapped in the closet audio 1:39:14 the degrassi kids rap on rights 1:41:02 fox kids bartcasting event 1:42:43 daft punk Winter Olympics commercail 1:43:22 1989 bush clash 1:44:29 simcopter 64 1:46:14 the doors Paris blues 1:47:52 planes trains & automobiles deleted scenes 1:49:14 b-roads/the great escape 1:50:44 oysterhead maze 1:52:40 rocket beach 1:54:07 scramble training 1:56:24 crazy land 1:57:49 Christmas time with mr rogers A total of 75 things were found this year if you include the stuff that was not in the video

Unearthing (and preserving) lost media is such a noble art…all of these were the beloved creations of artists at some point, no matter how minor. Ensuring their survival is a kindness to those artists.

A two hour Blameitonjorge video on Christmas!? This is the best gift ever…

I had no idea Darcy’s Wild Life was considered lost! I have most of the series on VHS recordings, taking up room in my garage. I legit started laughing I shock when that section came up.

The Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep DVDs were actually distributed and produced by Studio Ghibli, because Nick Park and Hayao Miyazaki are close friends. We have Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli to thank for the Sumitomo commercial getting found. In fact, the Aardman style was the inspiration for the 3D CGI style in Earwig and the Witch.

This makes me realize I need to upload a lot of stuff. My grandmother was a VHS hoarder. She recorded just about everything starting from 1978 to 2020. Literally a million VHS tapes saved in tubs all labeled with shows for her grandkids and other gems. Lots of lost media within that garage.

hearing about the toy box killer’s audio tape being released genuinely peaked my interest in how easy it was to get. for me, the audio was a horrific legend sealed away by the police used to desensitize FBI agents and how it would not be released to the public because that’s just how bad it is. but hearing how someone just asked politely for a digital copy & they got it not too much later just threw me for a loop for a second

Why do a solid 90% of people who find and upload lost media have such bizarre user names lol

I like how when most lost media is found, the reason given is “when user Reesespuffs_milk102 discovered the whole series that was lost for 100 years on a usb under their shoe”

It was an honour to collaborate with you for this video, and I hope we collaborate again soon.

Ray Mona has been truly a saint in the Lost Media community ! Her findings and investigations to these kind of media is so well done. She truly deserves more recognition for her involvement :)

I had my own little Clockman investigation this year for a TV series I watched as a kid and couldn't find, only to find it earlier this year. When I was 7 years old, I remember waking up early in 1996 while living in Wales to watch a cartoon. This cartoon was about an anthropomorphic blue bird, and he'd try to go about his tasks, and these three short bearded men would constantly stop him somehow. I remembered only two episodes; one where the bird would try to use a phone booth and the 3 men would constantly hog it, and another where he and the 3 men were firefighters, and they'd constantly spray the bird for reasons I couldn't remember. I remembered the show, but not it's name, and so I could NEVER find it. I remembered the animation being somewhat limited, and that each episode was just 5 minutes long. There was no dialogue, and the characters would either sqwark or grunt to communicate. I thought it came out either mid to late 80s or early 90s. Last year I found two reddit posts, where different people were also looking for it. I left comments sharing my own memories, hoping to fill the gaps, but I got no replies from either. Every time I googled "80s or 90s cartoon about a Blue Bird", it would either show links to an anime film called Blue Bird, or just show generic illustrations of blue birds. I researched all the 80s I could think of from Wales, Britain, France, Germany, Spain and even Russia to see if I could find it. In the end I made a Reddit post of my own, and people offered suggestions such as Fiddly Foodle Bird, Ovide, and too many people brought up Regular Show, despite me saying it was from the 80s or 90s. I couldn't give up. In the end, I started doing Wikipedia searches on British animation studios and checking lists of tv shows they made. I excluded studios like Aardman as the cartoon was hand drawn and not stop motion. I went through all of them until finally I got to King Rollo Films. I went through the list, which featured cartoons like Spot the Dog and Mr Benn, then suddenly something called Ric the Raven appeared on the list. It didn't have it's own Wikipedia page, and I remembered one of the Reddit posts saying they thought the bird character was called "Bic". So did they just get the first letter wrong? I googled the title, and suddenly this jolly looking blue bird came up, and BOOM! It was him! I found on IMDB entry for it that cleared things up. It was a British-German animated cartoon that featured an optimistic blue bird who goes on adventures, and he is either anrtagonised by three blue men, or he antagonists them, and that it's humour was said to be on par with The Pink Panther shorts. Learning it was a German co production, I went to RU-vid, and there I found over 100 30 second clips featuring the bird, but not in the way I remembered them, as they were cut-out animations. Looking on their page I found they were a host site that shows German dubs of English cartoons. On there was a playlist of all 52 episodes of the cartoon I was looking for, with their English episode titles intact. Scanning through the list I found the two I saw as a kid. I watched them, and found they were not only funnier than I remember, but the animation was much better than I remembered. I saved copies, and there you have it; my own quest to find a forgotten cartoon.

The story about the Godspeed You Black Emperor album is kind of unfortunate to me. It could've been considered found way back in 2013, but people's intense skepticism may be what held it back. I wonder what else could be considered found by now if not for these things.

There's something about this that just warms my heart, media preservation is so important and it's so delightful to see people who pour so much time into finding what's been lost, no matter if it's a full film or just a few seconds long commercial from 2002. Happy holidays, y'all, here's to hoping 2023 is a good year for lost media too

I’m so glad the Mr. Rogers Christmas special got found! The Bear in the Big Blue House pilot too. A lot of good finds. A lot of BITBBH stuff was found this year, like the whole show and *that* outtake.

Jorge, you absolute madman. You successfully got all the biggest finds in 2022, and I’ve been a huge fan of yours for a long time to see that your hard work and everyone else’s is something else. Let’s hope Slamfest doesn’t get found at the actual literal last moment.

The sheer amount of media that was found this year is just absolutely ridiculous! Like in the most epic way imaginable things that were missing 50 plus years being found especially is simply unprecedented! Much love to all things found and all documenters reporting thank you all for the continued efforts :)

I love how older people love to call younger generations soft when they wanted an episode of a children's show banned for having an actor that played an evil character before in it.

Yess! Finally, a proper overview as to everything we've found this year! What a great way to end this year.

I hope someday, "Foodfight!" Original Version is found. I'm just so curious about it.

I've always found lost media fascinating, but after getting a job that's literally doing digitization at a cartoon special collections library, the lost media pieces that are found locked away in library collections just really tickle me on a personal level. Makes me wonder if anything we're holding onto in the stacks at work is something that someone out there is desperately searching for.

1:04:18 OH MY GOD!!! Thank you so much for including my find!!! Two of those short Fire Kills PIFs had each already been found at different times, both in old VHS tapes in 2010, & 2020. The one which was missing was the 2nd variant, which showed an old woman banging on a locked door, unable to escape (The VHS rips of the other two also weren't great quality anyways). I emailed Dexter Ginn and asked him about the PIFs, and whether he happened to still have copies of them after 20 years. He then happily sent me all three of the original files, which are in amazing quality. Old PSAs & PIFs are something which I have always been intrigued by since I was a kid, & "Nightvision" (this Fire Kills PIF) has always been one of my favourites, and I'm glad I could get the lost versions of it. Thank you so much for including my find in this video, and great job on making this video aswell!

Here is a funfact about the Wicked Witch episode: I go to University of Maryland and, while in a class about Sesame Street, found one of the results from the test screening of the Wicked Witch episode, including written answers to questions about the episodes and work with psychologists, among all of the angry letters (all with the word Witch written on them in a green marker). It seemed they put a lot of geniune effort into figuring out why this scared kids and how to avoid that in the future.

UPDATE: More Duke Nukem builds founded! The cancelled remake Duke Nukem 3D: Reloaded, DN: Endangered Species and DN Forever platformer build. They found an CD with DNF Quake 2 version but its just assets, no build has found yet sadly

I just watched an episode of Hoarders the other day and this woman recorded everything she watched from like the 70s to present day. I just know she is sitting on a huge lost media GOLD MINE too.

I don't know why, but lost music being found (heard?) is always so interesting to me. Even more than like a movie or a book or w/e. The idea of some super obscure album just being in someone's closet or some tiny record shop for decades, and all we had to do was realize how valuable it was, is fascinating.

The guy on Reddit with the Black Emperor cassette kinda makes me sad, even though the situation turned out fine. Feels like he was bullied off the site instead of convinced to share the album.

"Mentally living in 2003" Fucken mood

My 5 month old watches bear in the big blue house religiously I used to love it you know I had to pass it on

it’s very Fred Rogers of them that all we had to do was ask about the Christmas episode for them to release it. what an impressive year of great lost media finds and an even more impressive video documenting some of them!

Ending the video with Mr. Rodgers was the perfect way to close out this video. To hear the Christmas special was officially found is heartwarming.

the "Twinkle the Dream being"'s "Twinkle" actually used to be the mascot of the city of Daejeon, South Korea. Having lived in Daejeon ever since I was 5 it was very jarring to see the old city mascot in a lost media video...

My mom was a part of the people who were trying to find the deleted scenes from homeward bound 😂 she had two copies at one point, one from the official release and one her dad recorded(he recorded everything back then, even shows/movies he hated) that actually had the deleted parts, but we lost access to his copies and all the other recordings he had when he died years ago. Makes me wonder how much lost media he had and didn't even realize it

Judging by how long this video is, it's safe to say this was a fantastic year for lost media

In regards to the Planes Trains & Automobiles deleted scenes, there's still a bunch of footage missing (the diner scene at the end, Del getting punched in the eye, the whole cheating subplot and more) . The footage they recovered is probably the best we're ever going to get and it's a miracle they found it at all

Can we just agree how due to Visuals ALONE Kung Fu Wa! would be praised as a show that does the CalArts Style RIGHT if aired on Cartoon Network? Edit: I also GREATLY consider The Earthworm Jim Cartoon to be the Quality-Based Ancestor to the Cuphead Show

I remember Homeward Bound.. But I was thinking Homeward Bound and The Incredible Journey were two very similar but different movies... Anyway, I remember watching it in the theater with my mom and little brother. He was maybe 4 at the time and I remember there was a part where he was screaming like "Look out Shadow!" really loud and everyone else in the theater was laughing. I'm 36 now and he's 32 but we still talk about that from time to time.

Thanks! 2-hours?! What an awesome way to head into 2023. After xmas, this is all I could do. Hope more folks drop what they could to support ✌🏽

I’m a big god speed fan and ambient / post rock artist many small tape labels and underground labels release very limited cdrs and tapes from 5-100 copies. I can’t believe people didn’t believe the story of the tape. There are even more mysterious tapes out there, the les legions noires comes to mind.. and even that sort of was semi uncovered a few years ago by one of the members of the circle.

The hamster movie impressed me. There was a drum set, and it was actually correct. It's extremely rare to see a drum set in a cartoon that's set up correctly. There are even pads on the cymbals. This movie officially has 1 impressive quality👏👏👏👏👏

Only Jorge can say the name "Carpediemsnuts" so casually

Really excited that BattleBots is mentioned here, though as far as I know, Xbox and PC versions were never planned and the ones that were "for sale" on the website were never actually sold. I believe Gatorbox tried to actually buy one and they just refunded him right away. The BattleBots store was a weird thing before the reboot started. There's also a further along prototype that is still lost, the only known owner is series co-creator Trey Roski, this one's (mostly) playable but it does crash a bit and one or two robots are flat out unusable and will crash the game if selected

And in this month alone in gaming media Duke Nukem: Endangered Species was proven to have existed with a leaked build coming out as well as probably the earliest version of Prey (a prototype from 1995) was also leaked. What a mad year.

1:17:40 OH MY GOD!!!!!! I REMEMBER THOSE COMMERCIALS!! I’m so glad I was able to find them again after so long and that they weren’t just a fever dream of mine!

1:10:55 That soundtrack was ahead of its time

My brother was on one of the lost skatoony episodes! It was so cool being able to see it again after so many years he said filming it was one of the strangest things he’s done lmao

The Speed Racer film might have had negative critical reviews and poor box office performance, but I will die on the hill that it deserves cult classic status and recognition as one of the best live action adaptations of an animated series ever produced. It has its problems, but it understood what the source material meant to people, and brought to life it's vision with stunning aesthetic design and breakneck race scenes. Also, Mirror's Edge's animated cutscenes always reminded me of the Erin Esurance commercials for some reason.

This collection legitimately made me smile. The efforts of lost-media... -philes is always a treat to listen to and watch: the patience and persistence required to sift through maybe thousands of leads. Makes me rethink some of my efforts to find something.

the godspeed you! drop was one of the craziest things ever to happen for music nerds, I remember waking up and every music account I was following was going crazy

I’ve watched that Popeye animation test SO MANY TIMES, it looked incredible and it was one of the first time I could see another artist’s style (Genndy’s) inside that Sony animation look. I wish I knew what Sony was thinking, not letting him go wild with it and trying to push him to change it.

I’m really deep into true crime and I had no idea about the Toy Box Killer tape. Extremely glad that the community hasn’t celebrated it being unearthed.

5:49 Voice actors typically do many different voices for many different characters, whether in the same franchise or another. Just think of The Simpsons. If you search "Dan Castellaneta characters" you'll see he voices Homer, Krusty, Gampa, Barney, Willie, Quimby, etc...

Respect to anyone who ever has or ever will find lost media by having the courage and taking the risk to watch old vhs tapes found in their parents/grandparents belongings.

A new, two hour blameitonjorge video? It’s a Christmas miracle!

I remember back in 2014, my grandmother owned a thrift store that had battlebots on ps2 in the store. I distinctly remember staying in the back of her place while playing the game as a kid. She passed in 2018, and the store went to a sale where everything was just sold? ( I don't fully remember what happened to everything because I was young) I know for a fact someone bought that game though because I was upset at the time that I couldn't play it anymore though.

I actually followed the whole search for Quantum Quest after your video about it! I was intrigued that it had only ever shown at the Kentucky Science Centre, a museum/kid's attraction in my city in my home state. Such an obscure thing to have happen here, especially with the actors involved in it. Though Shatner does own property in Versailles, Kentucky, but I don't think anyone else had any particular ties to the state. Armstrong was born in Ohio, so you'd think at least one science center there would've gotten the film, but apparently not.

Earthworm Jim was released on TV I'm sure of it. I used to watch it a lot and it had a Turkish dub. I didn't know about the video game at the time but I knew the character and remember watching it only a couple of times.

I'm so so glad that we found the Kingdom Hearts pilot, even if it took someone almost dying to get it. I truly never thought it would be unearthed, and I'm so delighted by its existance in general. Here's hoping 2023 is as eventful!

With the Duke Nukem Forever 2001 build, I believe it’s also important to mention that a dedicated group of modders are working on making the build into a full game: the DNF 2001 Restoration Project.

One game that was SUPER obscure was a game called Elpresabird. It was based on the call of duty youtuber/commentator/rager Elpresador. It was essentially flappy bird but with Elpresadors head as the bird, and every time you would hit a pipe he would rage quit or make really weird noises taken from his youtube channel. I would be surprised if there are even 5 people in the world who still have that game on their phones.

I always quietly hope that people talking about Erin Esurance will mention why she was discontinued, but people never do. It's fucking hilarious.

This is probably the best year for lost media in a long time. Truly was a big year with Quantum Quest, Sesame Street 847, and more

Thanks for the mention in the BattleBots entry! It was a huge honor to be able to showcase and eventually release the Gamecube prototype with the permission of BattleBots Inc! Getting to finally play the game tied up a loose end from my childhood that I thought I'd never get to experience. Just one minor correction though, the protos were never sold for $300. That was a mistake on the BattleBots store as I tried to purchase one and my order was cancelled. I received a message stating the item was there in error and that the Game Boy Advance game was available if I wanted that one instead. Seems they never fixed the store though because it is still there. The prototype was leaked by one of the competitors from 2002 who received a copy of it. Nobody is certain which competitor ripped their ISO and started sharing it with other builders though. This is a fantastic deep dive video, been a fan for a few years now. Keep up the awesome work!

I, being born in 2004, am among the last generation to have the THX Deep Note be a major part of my childhood. I've always loved it, especially since my dad, being an audio nut, always has had a surround sound system setup, so it always sounded really cool.

Wow! Darcy's Wild Life, I remember this show since I was younger. I watched Discovery Kids prior to the Hub/Discovery Family rebranding, and thus this show came up, along with DinoSapien and Endurance. I distinctly remembered seeing the first couple episodes but brushed it off as just another show. Little did I know that it would've been lost to time, only to be found. Man, what a trip down memory lane. Really nice to see stuff like this being found and preserved, it's something that is easily lost the further back you go. I hope to see more of this in the future, @blameitonjorge

Here's another lost thing found in 2022: Giga Tribe - a rather short-lived South Korean animated show found in it's entirety on February 2nd 2022.

Really just worked 10 hour shift and came home and watched this before bed. Thanks man. I know you put so much effort into these videos and its really appreciated. {:

@31:31 No way... I know for a fact I had a VHS recording of Homeward Bound with those deleted scenes in it! I used to watch it all the time when I was really young. I have no clue where the tape would be now since I have moved so much. Super interesting to find out that it was lost media all these years later. My grandma probably has hundreds of recorded VHS tapes at her house since she hoards stuff like that. I've been thinking about making a VHS tape uncovering channel and maybe her collection would be a good place to start. I just think it's wild how an entire production team and studio can work hard on a piece of media for television that seemingly gets wiped out and never seen again, contrast to the ease of availability of modern day media. It also makes me wonder if I've ever watched something in the past that ends up to be lost media.

Lost Media is so interesting. The thrill knowing you may never find what you're looking for is exhilarating.

I'm glad that "Lost Media Found in [Year]" seems to now be a yearly thing. I love this yearly recap of found media, as it reminds me of things that I forgot were found this year and things I didn't even know were found. Excellent video!

That BattleBots segment warmed my heart to see. I am a huge fan of BattleBots and an active member in the BattleBots community, and I remember the search for that Game so vividly. Thank you Gatorbox and everyone else who participated in that hunt for finding a playable rom of the game. It means the world to us BattleBots fans. :)

Hi! I’m the one who found the one minute version of the Boo Berry 1973 debut ad. Took so much time to get in contact with the archives, but it was so worth it! One of my highlights of the year!

Robotic Stooges is a... weird show. In addition to having the Stooges be robots trying to save earth from Professor Cluck, Ludwig Lilliput, and Toy Ploy, there are episodes taking place in ancient Greece and Fairytale land. It not like The Stooges are using a time machine or going to a weird dimension, they just appeared in ancient Greece and Fairytale land.

Another find this year was Gerard Way’s appearance on a 1993 talk shower discussing serial killers

Incredible work, thanks to you and everyone you collaborated with for making this!

what do you MEAN all they had to do to get the toybox killer's audio tape was just ASK

So happy about that 'Saban' Sailor Moon unaired 90s live action pilot being found. It was so cheesy and the theme song was catchy. :)

Seeing Darcy’s Wildlife come up was definitely a Core Memory for me. I remember watching that show as a kid, but completely forgot about it till I saw it here. Wow.

Oh my gosh, those Homeward Bound scenes do exist, I’m not crazy! I remember catching a Disney channel airing of that when I was small. I watched the movie on VHS all the time, and remember thinking “Where did these scenes come from?”

In reference to Twinkle. Fraley most likely had 3 roles because in the Voice Actor's Guild (at least the last I knew) if you're cast for a show you have to voice at least 2 characters minimum. Lots of shows will have the VAs voicing their main character and then maybe a background character in the same episodes of shows.

i remember watching Fries With That and Darcy’s Wild Life all the time as a kid! i had no idea that it was considered lost for so long, that’s wild

The original theatrical release of the first Austin powers is lost media. It has a scene that was cut from the home release

As someone who is just getting into Lost Media these past few months, I LOVE these types of videos and cannot wait for more

wait, what? That Manhunt 2 thing. If I knew the uncut version was lost, I would have uploaded it myself. I have it on one of my harddrives since the D2D days. Oh, and, by the way, is the PS2 beta considered lost? You know, the one that got leaked? Because I have that one, too.

I found a copy of the GBA battlebots cartridge on the side of road once, I loved playing that game

What kind of wimp was scared of the THX sound? we always turned it up

"A Boy and his Blob" sounded like a nice, cute premise!, it's upsetting reviewers didn't like the levels. :(

Never knew the Persona series had some lost media! Was really surprising to see naoto get their manga recovered.

It's important to track down lost media, but it's equally important to preserve lost media so it isn't stuck in just one place, ready to be lost again. Like one example close to my heart is the show Ace Lightning, as far as I can tell, it only exists on one channel on RU-vid, and that's it. No idea where that person got it as it doesn't seem to be on dvd or anything. And season 2 is pretty messed up (imo unwatchable, because it has horrible audio desync) If I had the editing skills, I would go in and fix the audio desync manually and upload better versions. And yes, I have all the episodes archived myself, I know the episodes already exist on RU-vid, but I sorta want to figure out somewhere to share them so they are available in at least two places. Maybe the internet archive would be the best place?

One piece of lost media id really like to find is my late grandmother on either Maury or Jerry Springer. She was murdered in the 90s by a lover of hers, she was a stripper for a club in strawberry hill in KcK called the Red Apple. I never got the chance to meet her and my mom barely knew her, but my mom showed me the episode a long time ago when I was really young but I haven’t been able to find it ever since then. She found it through Google but every search I’ve tried comes up empty. I don’t really know where to begin but I’d love to see it just so I can get that piece of my grandmother back

I always got goosebumps and chringed when I heard the THX Theme. Yes I have Autism. Loud sounds/noises scare me. Yet jump scares don't scares me.

I was really happy when the SpongeBob Got Milk commercial was found. Because I remembered when it first aired when I was younger and it was probably the reason I wanted chocolate milk so much

I actually took the time to watch both versions of this Fat Albert episode when it was found. Not only the swear words were cut, some insults and other parts of the dialogue were altered as well. The guy at 51:57 called Albert "the fat one" in the uncensored version, but in the censored version, he called Albert "the big one". This line was changed likely due to the rise of obesity in the USA since the early 1980s.

Hello Jorge. I was happy to see that you mentioned The Robonic Stooges episode Curly of the Apes. I was actually the person who created the lost media wiki article on the subject. I first found out the episode was partly missing when I went online to watch the series, so I was probably to first person to even know this was lost media

as someone whos been watching jorge since like 2013/2014, to hear him say one of his videos from 2018 is "old school" makes me feel. Super Old.

2:09 just so it's not undersold, this Godspeed You! Black Emperor album was considered a holy grail in pretty much the entire online music community. i'm personally not a fan of it but i'm glad it's finally out there for people to hear.

Jorge with an extremely clutch upload. Merry Christmas everybody!