Recently Found Lost Media in 2024

I saw someone call Turn On "a shitpost 50 years too early", and that's the perfect description.

I can't believe we're finding uncensored clips of the Sailor Mouth episode after all this time

Honestly since Nick is making an R rated TMNT movie they should might as well release the full episode of Sailor Mouth uncensored.

Boondocks original artstyle reminds me HEAVILY of Code Lyoko

Boondocks pilot, unreleased Micheal Jackson music, Hotel Mario beta. Man 2024 starting off strong, who knows maybe by some miracle Coyote v Acme will be leaked.

Man, 2024 is starting off strong. I'd thought the uncensored version of Sailor Mouth was scrapped and would ever surface. Glad to see that's not the case

Yooooooooooo I remeber seeing Al's Brain at the 2009 Orange County Fair. For years I had a vague memory of seeing a Bill Neil style educational video about the brain at the fair but never looked into it. Finding out it was a project by Weird Al is amazing.

I'm almost glad that they only found the Fat Albert audio. I want someone to remove all the dialogue so we can hear more of Herbie's underscore. That's the TRUE star of the special.

Has anyone ever thought about how weird lost media is going to be for Gen Alpha kids? So often a piece of media being searched for starts with the story, “I saw this weird thing on TV when I was a kid,” and it turns out to be some Russian cartoon that aired on Nickelodeon once in the 90s or something. But Gen Alpha is going to eventually grow up and start posting, “I saw some weird disturbing YouTube video once,” and it’ll be something posted on an account that no longer exists, and no archives of it. There’ll be so much of that that will never be found.

hopefully the spider-man versus kraven film that you uncovered back then becomes found too .

The boondocks is my all time favorite Adult Swim series, it's honestly so weird to think the Boondocks almost aired on Fox of all channels. Personally I like the pilot art style a bit more than the final art style of the series

I was watching a few Boondock clips back in February when YouTube recommended me watching the 2003 pilot.

Should’ve held this 2 weeks longer…

12:32 This is very common with physical film, especially made pre-80s. Of the three colors used to make color film, cyan and yellow fade quicker than magenta, which is why most old film prints that haven't been well-preserved eventually look pink. I have been to several film festivals where they showed movies that don't have a home media release but still have 35mm film prints, and they all look like that. If somebody recorded some Fat Albert footage in the 70s on an 8mm or Super 8mm camera, and they didn’t take care of it over time and just threw it in an attic, that is what will happen.

Someone else feels safe and happy when this man uploads a new video? Like a feeling about everything will be okay

well EKT was found in prn of all things lol

The Sailor Mouth clips and before Courage were a good mystery for lost media lol.

I was there at the Orange County Fair for Al's Brain in 3D! I was 12 at the time and a huge Weird Al fan, so my parents made sure that we went to see it. I don't remember all that much about, outside of one part that you actually showed in this vid. The 3D render of the brain while Weird Al sings "The totally awesome corpus callosum!". Weird to think that we were some of the few people to ever see it until this year.

A week ago, a user named tapesignal found an episode of Sunscoast Digest with Christine Chubbuck interviewing the mayor of Sarasota about a new hospital. The user also has a Tumblr page about Christine to help humanize her story and let others know about her life, struggles, and her career, rather than focusing on her gruesome final appearance on TV. I also can’t wait for The Day the Clown Cried to be released this June.

The brain freeze short of Al's brain is still lost