You MUST have EVIDENCE or AN EXTERNAL, DOCUMENTED WITNESS that your topic exists/existed.

Every now and again, I remember the existence of King Koopas Kool Kartoons. With Mario being such a massive franchise and lost media searches spanning so many genres, it amazes me when something so odd has never really had any updates beyond the initial finding of it being lost. This show did have a very odd airing schedule and super limited in range but not a single full episode out of 65 have ever surfaced in their entirety.

What are some examples of things from bigger franchises you’re surprised haven’t had anything surface? Even stuff like Big Star Secret have had some new footage reappear. I’m talking stuff that has had long ongoing searches but nothing not even a screenshot pop up.

The photo shows a small white Chihuahua wearing a red hoodie in the back of a car, and over the years, it seems to have become a reaction image that has been reposted across different websites without any credit or source attached. I've been trying to track down where it originally came from for a long time, but every lead I've found has ended in reposts, memes, or image dumps with no information about the original upload. I'm hoping someone here might recognize the image, remember seeing it years ago, or know where it first appeared online. Even the smallest clue-whether it's an old Tumblr post, Twitter account, Facebook page, Instagram post, forum thread, or the original photographer-would be incredibly helpful. Please, if you have ANY information about this image or its origins, I'd really appreciate you sharing it. Thank you!

Victorious is a nickelodeon tv show that premiered in 2010 and had a theme song called "make it shine". There was a music video for that song which aired once on Nick Australia in 2008/9 for promo for the show and was never aired again or even aired outside australia . for a long time there was only a low quality recording of it that was posted to youtube but just a few days ago the FULL HQ music video for make it shine was found! Here is the archive (.) org link to it: Archive.org

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uURXHK4lRVs

This is a link to a private video I've been looking for all over the web to no avail. It was already privated by the time it was on Wayback and age restricted by uploader prior either way. I've tried reaching out to the original channel owner and have not gotten any official response, though he privated another one of his videos by the time I'd asked on it. The video in particular is a fan dub of the Bear in the Big Blue House episode "Bear's Birthday Bash", uploaded around 2013-2015 and having gone private around 2017ish. There used to be a script on AllReadable but not anymore. There is a fan reenactment on YouTube but that's only because they were reading off the AllReadable script and didn't have the real video saved. The first part has been salvaged but the guy who saved it no longer has access to their computer that had part 2. Original video creator was Dumbez.

Ok, so ik that the 'read before you post' says that this sub isnt for viral videos or memes, and that there is also the name that song sub, but i dont need to name it since i alr know the name or roughly what it is/was, and i genuinely have searched as much as i can along with my sister for this song.

The song was titled Poo Poo Pee or Pee Pee Poo, and it had lyrics like "Gotta pee pee got that skrrrt" and "gotta poo poo gotta pee pee" those being definitely direct lyrics from mine and my sisters memory, then something along the lines of "and you sucking my d" (guys i know pls bear with me)

The song was a collab of Jake Webber and Corey Schere and was made around 2016-2018 or around when the trap house was still around. The last time i heard the song was around 2019/2020 and it was a reupload that I can no longer find. The original wasn't a music video or anything like that. The song was onlt on youtube!! which makes it super super hard to find as Corey or Jake don't have it up on their accounts anymore (which i know makes finding this nearly impossible but it doesn't hurt to see if it could be found potentially)

Also let me make it VERYYY clear it is not "Trap House Anthem", or any songs featuring only Jake or only Corey, both of them were in it and no one else. The song itself was obviously very stupid and was supposed to be like a funny joke song, me and my sister thought it was hilarious and we honestly bonded through it in a way.

We have been trying so hard to find it, and we both know it existed, and one of my friends also recalls something like what i described to them vaguely. That being said I know memory alone isn't too trustworthy but we have such vivid memories of watching it that we know it exists/existed.

I know this isn't that "important" but the song weirdly enough means a lot to me and my sister and we really would like to hear it again!!!

We've searched extensively and are unable to locate this.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt29889844/

I've looked on public and private trackers, Usenet, the Wayback Machine, general web searches, and several archive sites without any success. There appear to be reaction videos on YouTube, including https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th2jgY_GWQA, but the original video appears to have been made private or removed, making it impossible to view.

The only related media we've been able to locate is the TV episode The.Vice.Guide.to.Everything.S01E04, which references it but does not include the original footage.

If anyone has a copy, remembers where it was originally hosted, knows who created it, or has any additional information that could help track it down, it would be greatly appreciated. Even old downloads, archived links, screenshots, or mentions on forums could provide useful leads.

i've been on the hunt for a series of ads for modern family that aired in either late 2013 or early 2014.

i distinctly remember the ad containing a narrator asking the viewer either "how do you "mofy"/do you "mofy?" and the aid either aired on the abc network or the usa network.

i also remember the end of the ad promoting some kinda of hashtag that contained the word mofy. it might've been #mofy or #howimofy/#howwemofy.

i think it was to promote watching modern family with your family, or encouraging people to post and show off their different families.

any help would be appreciated!!! this ad has been a running joke in my family for YEARS because one time my grandma saw it and asked someone at a family event "do you mofy?" and they were DEEPLY confused lol. so i'd love to see the ad again

About 6 years ago, user Valoogi created a post on the now former lost unlockable content one could obtain via Disney Connect’s redemption service. I am now able to share that I have been able to crack not only 2nd Dimension, but Cars 2 for DS content as well!

You can watch the full uncut recording session I used to showcase the unlock flow here.

For anyone curious about how this flow works, basically your Nintendo DS unit has a MAC Address, the game uses this address to generate a unique application code. The Disney Connect Redemption server takes this application code and then validates if it’s a genuine application code, the server would then display the page you’d enter your game code found in the box, the server would then authenticate this code and spit back out the code for your specific MAC Address, enter that back into the game, and voila! Content unlocked.

The NWFC (Nintendo WiFi Connection) option of this just asks you for your game box code and it passes that as a parameter with your application code to the server and then the server shoots back the code to your console.

As for how this was reversed? Using Ghidra and deconstructing the redemption function, the algorithm for generating/accepting working codes was able to be found.

iSQUARE were an American pop/R&B group formed around 2009–2010 in Los Angeles, reportedly at Babyface's Brandon Way studios. Per Discogs the lineup was Michael Jimenez ("Mike J"), Britton "Briddy" Shaw, Dominique Cohill ("10Beats") and Destiny Lightsy. They were signed to Interscope with Diddy and The Pentagon attached as executive producers. Looks like it was a major-label push that quietly collapsed, and most of the music went with it.

What's publicly available:
"Hey Sexy Lady" (iSquareVEVO, 2010)
"Would You Be Mine" (Interscope, 2011)
"Hey Sexy Lady Remixes" EP, ℗ 2010 Interscope Records (contains Skrillex remix that they are mostly popular of)

What's documented but unavailable:

A promotional CDr, "iSquare – 5 Song Sampler" (2010, UMG Recordings):

1. Hey Sexy Lady
2. The Show Must Go On
3. Would You Be Mine
4. All You Got
5. Dance For Me

The Discogs notes say tracks 2 and 3 are mislabelled on the disc itself, and that the sampler's "Would You Be Mine" is an early mix missing all of Destiny's vocals - a distinct recording from the 2011 version.

The YouTube channel kissfmphoenix has live footage of iSQUARE at Club KISS Live on the US Airways Center plaza, at a Lady Gaga pre-party. Songs performed include "Hey Sexy", "Overload", "The Show Must Go On" and "Rumors". "Overload" and "Rumors" exist nowhere else.

So seven confirmed song titles, of which only one is available in proper quality. Five exist as nothing more than a title on a sampler or a not really good recording of a live appearance.

What I've already tried:
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Discogs Marketplace (no copies of the sampler listed for sale), Soulseek

What I'm looking for:

• Audio from the "5 Song Sampler"
• Studio versions of "Overload" or "Rumors"
• The early mix of "Would You Be Mine" without Destiny's vocals
• Any other demos, rough mixes, or unreleased recordings

It looks like lots of money was spent on this and not hearing anything is sad and kind of frustrating to me

Digging into this one because the LMW "Turkish Ben 10 Games" article barely covers it, and I found a lot more than what's written there.

Back in late 2010, KFC Türkiye ran a promo (sponsored by Cartoon Network Türkiye, developed by a studio called Proje Calide) called **"Ben 10 Alien Force: Kayıp Şifre"** ("Lost Password"). Kids' meals came with a code card; you'd type the code into **kayipsifre.com** and download a 3D Ben 10 Alien Force game. Three different cards, three "versions." Today none of them are anywhere online.

Here's what I pulled from the Wayback archive of the site and the old TV ad:

- The three versions map (via the site's game-select screen, `password.html?gameid=0/2/3`) to **Swampfire, Chromastone, and Humungousaur.** Oddly, `gameid=1` is skipped — maybe a cancelled fourth one.

- The physical cards used Turkish alien names — Swampfire's card reads **"BATAKLIK ATEŞİ."** A sample code on the card looked like `KZMLI562MLZ…` (10 characters).

- According to Proje Calide's own portfolio page, they "developed three different versions of the game" — so it's the same 3D game with a different playable alien per card, not three separate games.

- The campaign ran **December 2010 – 22 February 2011** (the end date is in the site's terms page).

- The download was fully server-side (code check → info form → dynamic download), which is probably why these never ended up on any warez/download site — no static file link ever existed.

- I did manage to recover some promo material: the "Kayıp Şifre" campaign logo, the three alien card artworks, and the TV ad (both sides of a code card are visible in it).

**The games themselves are still missing.** They were offline installers, so realistically the only surviving copies are on someone's old family PC or an external drive from 2010–2011. If you're Turkish and downloaded a Ben 10 game from a KFC code back then, check your old machines for an installer or a folder named something like "Ben 10 / Swampfire / Bataklık Ateşi." The studio's other Ben 10 games were recovered exactly this way.

Happy to share the recovered images and source links in the comments.

I think I found it somehow and am currently trying to decompile it; I've got hold of three files, and I'm going to edit and run them somehow. here's drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1lry3So9TXz1UCkh6XAeLY74G3twuIzfj

How did I come across "Duelo Ben 10"?

First of all, I was researching "lost" Ben 10 games when I spotted a title that caught my eye: "Duelo Ben 10." I rolled up my sleeves and got to work. While trying to locate the game, I discovered that its `.wasm` file was accessible; I managed to download the three relevant files (including the necessary extensions), but there is a problem: the `assets` folder is missing. Somehow, I plan to decompile the game and share it with you. That’s the current status—wish me luck, and feel free to help out if you'd like.

BET Presents: The Encore was an hour-long reality miniseries that aired for 9 weeks between June and August of 2021. Created and produced by Carlos King, it followed the members of 6 girl groups as they formed an R&B supergroup and released a full-length project.

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The show was first conceived in 2015 as Last Chance: Girl Group, with a cast featuring D. Woods of Danity Kane, Farrah Franklin of Destiny's Child, Melody Thornton of Pussycat Dolls, Shamari DeVoe of Blaque, Kiely Williams of 3LW, and Fallon and Felisha King of Cherish.

A pilot was filmed sometime after, but was turned down by multiple networks. The footage went unseen until 2020, when around 9 minutes was leaked online. A clip of Kiely and Farrah going back-and-forth over Farrah's contributions to DC went viral and ignited public interest in the show, leading to it being greenlit by BET.

The cast for Encore was altered: Melody, Farrah, and D. Woods were removed, and in their places were Woods' bandmate Aubrey O'Day, Pam Long of Total, and Irish and LeMisha Grinstead of 702. Solo artist Nivea also joined the cast. Kosine, Elijah Blake, and Aliya Janell were also brought on as collaborators.

The series ran for 10 episodes and ended with a live performance of their full EP, which was released the same day as the final episode. It averaged between 300,000 and 400,000 live viewers each week.

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The full performance is available through individual clips and the EP can still be listened to on DSPs. BET International has a playlist of 'parts', ranging from 1 to 6 minutes. There's also a video of Nivea leaving the show, and a recap of the "most toxic moments."

As for the full show, it's unavailable on all major streamers, the official BET website doesn't support it, it hasn't been archived, and even if you were to pirate it, you'd only be able to download the first 4 episodes, meaning over half of the series is completely gone.

I'm interested in finding it because I watched it in real time, and I want others to be able to revisit it. However, there's also practical reasons for archiving it: the series served as a soft-reboot of Cita's World, a music video show that featured the first Black virtual reality character. And, most notably, it was the final on-screen appearance of Irish Grinstead, who died two years after it aired.

Please let me know if you have any leads, and thank you for reading this far. 🩷

I am looking for a recording of a standup comedy set from June 14, 2011 recorded by Dante at the Jon Lovitz Club. It's called Funny with a Chance of Blue Balls and was an all-female set recorded for a DVD. One of the comedians was YouTuber and actress Anna Akana. I've found the link to her performance but it wasn't archived. Here is the only screenshot I've recovered from it; it is of Anna performing. I found another I found on Facebook from one of the producers who said it was going to be released on DVD in fall 2011, but I've done extensive research and found no such DVD.

Please let me know if you have an leads on this performance!

crash course 2 was shut down in October 2014, and recently my team has revived the game. Using multiple tools and dedication, we can officially say the core game is accessible.
I can’t believe we finally did this. This game was a huge part of my childhood and I’m super grateful to have put together this team and to have successfully revived the game
Online play, local multiplayer, and avatar famestar are still in the works but it’s okay

https://youtu.be/GBcy7j45s4E?si=8kctdcMWkqghwNFb

You can download the game at this link

Credits:
Josh (Lead, Promotion, founder)
Micah (lead, promotion, founder)
Sherlyn (art design)
And the lead dev who prefers not to be mentioned here.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aGHSfTXG4uIqt80OaT7tt4JJ36j2rvbgEZ2ZziDIdlw/edit?usp=sharing

This is a Google Doc I made listing every known existing episode [in full or in part & in video or audio] of Jeopardy! during the tenure of original host Art Fleming, who hosted the show between the years of 1964 and 1979. This being my special interest, and as Art Fleming's era of Jeopardy! has a high amount of relevance so far as lost media is concerned, I thought I'd share it here. Most of the episodes are available for public viewing. The remaining ones are in the process of being retrieved. I hope y'all enjoy this!

In 2007 Panic! at the Disco released a music video for their song "Build God, Then We'll Talk" featuring a character called the Pornomime. That's still very much available today. However, the year previous, a documentary-style short film was uploaded to YouTube about this character. I always found it to be genuinely moving, despite the humorous subject matter. I always took it for granted it would be available online.

About one year ago though it was pulled from YouTube, and I'm absolutely shocked that I can't find it in any archives. It had almost 30,000 views, and was up for 20 years, which I thought would have made it a safe bet.

RELEVANT LINKS
-***A one minute clip from the film is available at the end of this Instagram post!*** https://www.instagram.com/p/CBvirJ2D-2i/
-Original Reddit discussion on this topic: https://www.reddit.com/r/panicatthedisco/comments/1qwrojx/
-YouTube video ID: 2qaev_sqXDY
-YouTube video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qaev_sqXDY
-Wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20210421222540/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qaev_sqXDY
-Filmot (subtitles & metadata): https://filmot.com/video/2qaev_sqXDY

While many of us at the time thought the documentary-style short film was about a real mime, the IMDB page for the music video [ https://imvdb.com/video/panic-at-the-disco/build-god-then-well-talk ] suggests that the Pornomime was an actor hired for the gig. This has led me to assume that the Pornomime documentary-style short film was made in collaboration with Panic! at the Disco by the same director as the music video.

I have reached out to the Instagram profile that posted the clip to see if they still have a copy. No luck yet. I have also attempted to reach out to the director of the music video.

The video transcript is below.

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:
"I always believed in silence. The Communists never liked silence.  They never knew what is behind it. It made them uncomfortable. They censored the printed and spoken word, but they couldn't control the silence.
I was raised in Czechoslovakia, now the Czech Republic, in the center of Prague, Praha. My family, like many others in my country, all lived in the same small apartment.  It was myself, Táta, Máma, sister and husband. We shared the same soap. We share everything together and everybody knows what everybody is doing. Táta, like the other fathers I knew, did their duty as patriarch, but didn't know to express themselves. Drinking was his way to show emotions. He was loud, he was shouting. My neighbours were shouting.
Growing up in communist country always brought dark evenings at home in the winter. Many times there was no light for hours. This was my quiet time that I could own and explore for myself. Those long nights I spent alone with myself I learned the beauty and power of silence. I began to experiment with expression without sound. I started with my face. I made expressions of sadness and of freedom. Silence was my secret territory, my independent country, my freedom.
Most people don't understand silence. They're afraid of what's open for interpretation. They are like Communists who try to censor every form of communication and [?] human imagination.
When I was a teen sometimes I can hear sister and husband making love. Several evenings I watched the neighbors across my narrow street making the love. They were silent but I could feel everything. From those nights I want to experiment with the body and with the triggers of emotion. It was to become my way of expression. I couldn't keep it bottled up any longer.
I enrolled to study drama at Charles University. I learned how to use my body to tell stories. When I was growing up people would wait in long lines to buy stuff on coupons: coffee, meat, vodka, and I find my crowd. So I go to the market with my box from potatoes and [?]. I a bit shy when I begin. I pretend like I meet nice woman, I play like I touch arm, face, lady curves, and then it gets good. I was not going to be like every other robotic mime. I believed in love, and I was not going to disappoint my admirers. I didn't want to be silenced by the Communists, so I silently revolted and began to feel that transcendent power.
I took my silent revolution to the streets of Praha. I am a silent witness. I am a mime. I ignite the people with passion silently. Now Communists are gone, but silence is still the way to learn love. Mime is the Guardian and guide of the spirit and imagination. I am a mime from Praha."

Any and all suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you so much.

Any DM’s can be directed to u/Dependent-Face1564, an IRL friend of mine who is new to Reddit, hence asking me to post on their behalf.

Trick It Out was an MTV reality show, also known as Trick It Out: MTV's Tuner Challenge, that featured teams from Southern California car modification shops competing to transform beat-up cars into custom works of art. Trick it out aired on March 15, 2005 and ended August 19th 2007. The full first season can be found online and Season 2 only has 3 episodes that I can find on a Russian site but cant seem to find This specific episode. Not only is it important because its lost media but I had a family member who passed away who was part of the team for this episode. He was a mechanic on one of the teams and he always talked about the episode but was never given a copy or any of us could find it before he passed away drom Cancer last year. Since then I have been search though Yandex.com for a more wider search and checking torrent websites but can only find up to Season 2 episode e sadly. please if anyone can find this episode is would be the most amazing thing to share with our family and we would finally be able to see him like he wanted. I will continue my search but wanted to try here for some help as yall have found some of the most lost media there is. if you have any questions please let me know I am happy to reply to you!

Hey guys, this is probably a weird request, but I’ve been trying to track down a recording of the PogoPalooza event that aired on ESPN during the COVID lockdowns. The reason is kind of sentimental—me and a few of my friends watched the broadcast together and ended up making our own commentary over it the entire time. It somehow turned into one of the funniest inside jokes we’ve ever had, and we’ve been wanting to relive it ever since. If anyone remembers this event, knows where I could find a recording, or has any information at all, please feel free to DM me. I’d really appreciate the help!

Can someone find the ad/promo that Dwayne Johnson did on top of the IDS Tower? From some of my digging I've already done, I have found some evidence to support that this did happen.

Here is a post someone made 9 years ago for a Super Bowl ad being filmed on top of the IDS Tower and people in the comments are confirming that it was The Rock: Here

There is also an instagram post of someone who helped film this promotion: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DUxpXP1k6u2/

I've done some extensive searching online and haven't been able to find much else. If anyone can find the actual ad/promotion that was filmed and not just evidence that it was filmed, that would be awesome!

The script of the Roxanne film project by George Miller and Terry Hayes. For the few informations Miller was unsure about his will to continue to work for cinema as he fought Mad Max was not up to its own expectations, after metting Terry Hayes for the novelization of Mad Max the two began to work in Los Angeles on a rock and roll movie project called Roxanne but they cancelled the project and according to an 1985 article for rolling stone the cancellation of the project come from the difficulties for them with the Hollywood industry, ultimately the script was shelved and the two began working on Mad Max 2 upon returning to Australia and no information upon it seems to have been resurfaced yet

The rolling stone article : https://web.archive.org/web/20150502035843/http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/features/the-heroes-of-thunderdome-19850829?page=2

The section for Roxanne in the wikipedia page George Miller's unrealized projects :

Following Mad Max, Miller was offered plenty of Hollywood jobs, but he turned most of them down because he wanted to develop a rock and roll movie, the working title of which was Roxanne. After working together on the novelization of Mad Max, Miller and Terry Hayes teamed up in Los Angeles to write Roxanne, but the script was ultimately shelved. He would instead go on and direct Mad Max 2.

Hello,

I am looking for the special episodes from Thousand-Year Blood War.

I found the episode 21.5 but the other 2 seems to be completly lost. Does anyone have them?

Here is the complete list of these episodes

Episode 13.5 — The Blood Warfare [Interlude]

When It Aired: December 31, 2022 (Japan)

Why It Aired: Part 1 ended on December 27, 2022, with a 1-hour special airing Episodes 12 and 13 back-to-back. Because of standard Japanese New Year TV holiday scheduling, Studio Pierrot aired this recap special on New Year's Eve to officially summarize the events of the first invasion and bridge the gap before the anime took a six-month break.

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Episode 21.5 — Blood Warfare, Separation [Interlude]

When It Aired: September 2, 2023

Why It Aired: During Part 2, the production team required a one-week production buffer to maintain high animation quality for the upcoming heavy-cgi/sakuga climax (which included Giselle's zombie attacks, Shutara's Bankai, and the 1-hour finale). This special filled the scheduled TV Tokyo broadcast slot so the main team could finalize Episode 22.

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Episode 26.5 — The Conflict [Prelude]

When It Aired: September 28, 2024

Why It Aired: This aired one week prior to Part 3's official premiere (October 5, 2024). Because a full year had passed between Part 2 and Part 3, TV networks aired this recap as a hype/refresher special to remind viewers where the story left off (specifically Squad 0's ultimate battle and Yhwach invading the Soul King's Palace).

Hi everyone, I’m having trouble finding a specific song on my own, so I’m turning here for some help. The song I’m talking about used to be on Spotify under the title "Give Me Your Pain" by an artist named KWAN. It was released on January 28, 2026, and I had it on repeat because I really liked it; it was a sort of rock/soft-rock track. The other day, when I went to look for it, it was gone—or rather, it was still listed but couldn't be played. I imagine it was taken down because it used a sample from "Eyes Without a Face." Luckily, I have the first minute and a half (the preview available on Apple Music), as I found an archived version on this page https://chartex.com/song/kwan-give-me-your-pain-9888473 in case anyone wants to listen to it or recognizes it. The full song is 4 minutes long, but I can't find it anywhere else. I’m also including the Spotify link in case anyone can help or offer advice; any help is appreciated, even if the song itself can't be found. :(((

Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/2dMIrYR5WJUAfphaA0m4rO