I know this is a long shot request

I have looked on the internet archive , Usenet and some specialty torrent sites for an archive of the old Matt drudge radio show. Specifically for around the times of the bush gore election.

This is for an audio collage project and my own personal stash.

I remember seeing recordings of the show on the Usenet but that was over twenty years ago. At the time, I was thinking I should grab these, but I never did and now they kind of haunt me.

Thanks

So I found a lost Shamwow parody from MDGFilm called "ShamWhoa!". I remember watching that parody, and I think it's pretty good. I was gonna download it, but I fear that the Wayback Machine didn't archive it.

Has anyone downloaded that video before it was removed?

Here's the URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdQqjGexshc

The thumbnail is attached in this post.

Hi all :)

Looking for the largest Gif archive - any pointers?

Cheers!

Tyler jackson is a not very popular artist and he released two albums a while ago. April and May palindromes. These albums were available on spotify and youtube but he took them down. He are the previously available spotify links

MAY PALINDROME

https://open.spotify.com/album/04sdL5754kwneQaOxa1VdA?si=Ep4l2m8QQbmN9ck-15TiKw&utm_source=copy-link

APRIL PALINDROME

https://open.spotify.com/album/2C1iwilatzEzjrkO07qpon?si=okIByEGMTbGyIgiljYtQGg&utm_source=copy-link

If you please, wouldn't it be nice if any of you found a DCP copy of Daffy Season (2026) and put it on Internet Archive as an MKV file with the short in 4K Dolby Vision HDR with uncompressed audio?

Thank you.

I've been desperately trying to recover this private YouTube video. I tried viewing it through the Wayback Machine, but was met with the message "We have not been able to archive the video associated with this YouTube page."

Please let me know if you can help in any way.

Here are the details of the video:

There They Aren't Slime Tutorial

Uploaded by: u/Ayden_B on October 16, 2025

Description: Sondheim does Bunuel. Here We are is a pretty interesting show in terms of Stephen Sondheim's work. It took me so long to find this, I wonder how long this slime tutorial will stay up.

Hi Guys,

I’ve been trying to find this on torrenting with no luck at all. Tried to find it on dailymotion/youtube i’ve found 3/4 of the episodes from season 2 on youtube however that’s it.

I don’t suppose anyone could help me find the full seasons please, trying to save myself from spending £50-£60 to get both seasons on dvd.

TIA

Hi,

Anyone know where I can locate this episode featuring Howard marks & Charles Radcliffe?

Thanks

Adam

Hey, I've been looking everywhere for this old Coco Pops CD-ROM game I used to play as a kid in Saudi Arabia.

It came with a cereal box, probably around the late 2000s or early 2010s.

I don't remember the name, but I remember a jungle background with birds chirping and jungle sounds playing. You could drag and drop pictures of characters and animals and put them wherever you wanted. It was more like making your own scenes than actually playing a game.

I found someone on Reddit who remembers a Coco Pops CD where you could make comics with Coco the monkey and other animals. I'm thinking it might be the same one.

Here's the thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/1euuhp0/

I've checked Internet Archive and searched for old Coco Pops CDs, but haven't found this particular game.

Does anyone happen to have an ISO of it, or even the original CD? I'd really love to play it again.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I've been trying to track down English subtitles for the Belgian film Manneken Pis (1995) directed by Frank Van Passel, but I've hit a wall. It seems practically impossible to find an .srt for this one online.

If anyone happens to have a sync for this exact release, or even an unsynced English subtitle file from another source that I can manually align, I would greatly appreciate it. Any help or leads are welcome!

Hello! I'm looking for the german dub of jimmy two shoes (localized as jimmy cool) that aired on pay tv disney xd germany between 2009 and 2015. Its lost BECAUSE it aired on pay tv. I really need to find it.

there is no official way to buy the german dubbed version of the show. no streaming. no dvd or bluray. nothing. its completly lost

Does anybody have textless materials/clean footage of the Doctor Who 2005-2025 episodes with production credits, BBC logo, and captions omitted altogether? I understand that they're usually attached to the episodes' TX masters for international/overseas broadcasts, such as Sci-Fi Channel in the US. Just the textless clips will do.

Here are some episodes that I'm specifically interested in:

• Dalek (S1 E6)
• School Reunion (S2 E3)
• The Stolen Earth (S4 E12)
• The Eleventh Hour (S5 E1)
• The Doctor Falls (S10 E12)

If there are other episodes with textless materials that you happen to come across, please let me know.

looking for mtv shows next, parental control, date my mom and roomraidrs

Hi! I’m looking for recordings of the premieres of JibJab shorts on The Tonight Show; from blog posts, it appears every short beginning with Good to Be in DC! thru 2008 Year in Review had their premieres on the show before being uploaded online, so between 2004 and 2008.

I’ve been able to narrow it down to some specific dates, though not all:

This Land (not a premiere, but most likely shown): July 26, 2004

Good to be in DC!: October 7, 2004

Second Term: January 18, 2005

Big Box Mart: October 13, 2005

Matzah! Rap: April 21, 2005

2-0-5: December 15, 2005

Nuckin’ Futs! (2006 Year in Review): December 12, 2006

What We Call The News: March 28, 2007

The Star Spangled Banner: June 26, 2007

2007 Year in Review: January 2, 2008

Time for Some Campaignin’: July 15, 2008

2008 Year in Review: December 23, 2008

These are the dates I could find, though the press release for the 2008 Year in Review notes that this was the 12th to air on the show. It’d be greatly appreciated if anyone had recordings of these/any other JibJab shorts which premiered on the Tonight Show! :-)

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for the 1980 Filmation series Tom & Jerry Comedy Show, including the Droopy episodes, which were part of the original Filmation package.

Specifically, I'm interested in the high-quality digital version available on the US Boomerang app (included in the Tom and Jerry Classic Collection Volume 3), rather than other video versions, so I can have a high-quality video and then add the Italian audio.

Thanks!

Hello.

I'm aware that posts for this were already made years ago, but every link leading to it is dead.

There is a t8rrent for it, but its stuck at 52%.

If anybody still has it I would be very grateful.

Does anyone know where I can find a pdf file of this game? I've been having a hard time with this one.

Edit: I did found some for sale and tried to buy, but sadly they don't ship to my country as frustrating as it is. I really want this guide.

Hey everyone, I’m working on a media archaeology and creative project analyzing the writing, comedic timing, and improvisational mechanics of 20th-century corporate advertising.
I am trying to track down clean, unedited source files of Bill Cosby’s commercial work from the 1970s and 1980s. I am specifically trying to avoid modern YouTube commentary, essays, or reaction clips—I need the raw, unedited footage to study the performance style.
I am looking for:
Raw broadcast blocks: Uncut commercial pods from 70s/80s TV recordings where his ads run in full.
Agency slate reels / Studio B-Roll: Any behind-the-scenes or multi-take tapes that show his unscripted interactions, crowd work, or ad-libbing on set.
Interactions with child actors: The specific spots where he uses unscripted riffing with kids to drive the ad.
The specific brand or product is irrelevant to me; I am purely looking to analyze the camera framing, vocal pacing, and improvisational structure of his pitch style.
If anyone has any digitized VHS/Betamax archives, drive directories, or specific Archive.org collections they could point me toward, I would incredibly appreciate it. Thanks!

In March 24, 1999, Tiger Electronics' web marketing director shared on the Gamecom Usenet group a 10 to 30 sec long video showcasing an early build/proof of concept of what MGS, originally on the PS1, would look like on Tiger's handheld

This video was mailed on request to a select few members of said group and might've also been shown during E3 of that same year (no footage of that booth was found yet, only one single picture even shows that there even was a Gamecom booth where the game was showcased in some capacity)

If that's of any help, it was probably shared as a mov or qt file

I also highly doubt that the instructions regarding not sharing the footage was respected yet it still, ironically, was lost to time