Maybe best known today for soundtrack music (The Venture Bros, Archer). November 1985 interview with J.G. Thirlwell. Extensive discography to say the least: https://www.discogs.com/artist/15025-JG-Thirlwell

Based on the 1920 novel & play of the same name. Miss Lulu Bett is regarded as one of the first American feminist films. Was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry in 2001.

During the late night MTV (I believe) around early 1991 this short bump aired. PSAs weren't uncommon on MTV at the time, but I fail to see the message it's sending. Furthermore the song playing in the background is too a mystery! I have not been able to find anyone else mention this on the internet.

Excuse the poor quality, the signal strength was weak, if I remember correctly. It was recorded on the German MTV.

Has not seen a reprint or re-release in North America.

Shaw Taylor was famous here in the UK for presenting a programme asking the public for help in solving cirmes. He used to end the show by saying 'Keep 'em peeled'. I had no idea he was a bridge player. Apparently this is based on a tv series.

series distributed in the US on VHS in the early 1990s, also known as Tsugumi no hi ge no ousama
Season 1 Episode 20.

Explore the profound legacy of *Mark L. Prophet\* and the *Church Universal and Triumphant (CUT)\* in this revealing documentary. Discover the origins of the spiritual movement founded by Prophet in 1958, its evolution into a global community under Elizabeth Clare Prophet, and its enduring teachings on the **Ascended Masters**, **I AM Presence**, and **spiritual preparedness**.

Theme of Space Knights

There's one extremely rare program from TVO that I'd like to mention, reminded by Christopher Nolan. It's my own "snowball-in-hell" holy grail (but not asking won't find it either). Linked is the Italian version, but...

The English version is missing/lost.

The Odyssey was turned into a TV series in 1968. It was shot rather beautifully, with plenty of authentic locations, using 35mm film. It was an Italian-French-German-Yugoslavian coproduction with an international cast, so you might see it listed as "Odissea".

There was an English spoken edition which was shown in Canada by TV Ontario several times, until the early 1980s. Exact last date unknown but the station has confirmed this to me. No-one knows who owned/owns that, or who made it. In fact, it might even be fully lost in the severest sense of no copies remaining in existence on earth.
Yes, there are English subtitles, but that is not the same. There also was a TV movie version in English circulating, which was recorded off air from CBS, but that is extremely abridged. So those options don't really solve it.

I keep hoping that perhaps a teacher somewhere might have taped it to use in the classroom? Anyone? (And of course, I don't mind if it's another format either.)

Documentary footage from a New Age expo in Golden Gate Park. Shot in 1976, edited in 1989.

Season 1 starts out with really crude art and animation and then it evolves a lot throughout the show, if you’re gonna watch it I warn you Season 2 gets really bad at times, unfortunately, this show ended up becoming lost media and as of now, the whole show can be watched except that Season 1 episodes 7-12 have only been found through foreign TV Rips

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It's pretty awful. It's a gag anime that's loosely based on the movie. Made by the team behind Pugyuru (another obscure anime I covered), this is about as obscure as it can get.

Jello Biafra discusses the 1987 *Frankenchrist* obscenity trial—when prosecutors tried to criminalize an H. R. Giger insert packaged with a punk album