Post by forlornjackalope on Oct 8, 2023 19:36:19 GMT
The ones that have destroyed on accident (ex: The City Gone Wild) or were purposefully destroyed, like the various pieces of film and literature that were destroyed by governments or the military.
The ones that have destroyed on accident (ex: The City Gone Wild) or were purposefully destroyed, like the various pieces of film and literature that were destroyed by governments or the military.
I think OP actually meant lost media that's actually bad, not stuff that was destroyed.
For me it's bumpers and commercials because for the most part they're just not that interesting or valuable. Would it be kinda interesting if that commercial for Frogger the Great Quest that I remember watching as a kid but can't find now turns up? sure but I won't lose any sleep if it never does, it's WAY down below on my list of priorities as far as lost media goes.
The ones that have destroyed on accident (ex: The City Gone Wild) or were purposefully destroyed, like the various pieces of film and literature that were destroyed by governments or the military.
I think OP actually meant lost media that's actually bad, not stuff that was destroyed.
For me it's bumpers and commercials because for the most part they're just not that interesting or valuable. Would it be kinda interesting if that commercial for Frogger the Great Quest that I remember watching as a kid but can't find now turns up? sure but I won't lose any sleep if it never does, it's WAY down below on my list of priorities as far as lost media goes.
Yeah, lost commercials and bumpers aren’t interesting. For commercials, they can be kinda interesting if they’re unconfirmed. Bumpers on the other hand are not really interesting. They’re just announcing what show is coming on, that’s why they’re not really interesting.
I think OP actually meant lost media that's actually bad, not stuff that was destroyed.
For me it's bumpers and commercials because for the most part they're just not that interesting or valuable. Would it be kinda interesting if that commercial for Frogger the Great Quest that I remember watching as a kid but can't find now turns up? sure but I won't lose any sleep if it never does, it's WAY down below on my list of priorities as far as lost media goes.
Yeah, lost commercials and bumpers aren’t interesting. For commercials, they can be kinda interesting if they’re unconfirmed. Bumpers on the other hand are not really interesting. They’re just announcing what show is coming on, that’s why they’re not really interesting.
Yeah the only ones i'm mildly interested in are the Nickelodeon summer splash(or whatever the hell it was called)ones where Spongebob and Patrick hosted and introduced shows like CatDog and Rocket Power.
Not a fan of commercials or bumpers either. What’s sad is that people will dedicate all their time and effort into finding these, and searches for other things like lost film, video games and tv shows end up barely getting any attention. I’ve even seen people come in claiming that if something was never made public before, it doesn’t count as lost media.
Well I say Fuck That! So what if somethings never been released? If anything, those are usually the more interesting searches. I’m not saying people can’t be into commercials or bumpers, but when people really only ever dedicate their time to finding those 2 types of lost media specifically, I can see why people complain.
Don’t get me wrong, a commercial or 2 is nice here and there, but I’m not losing sleep if it were never found. Now, if the land before time deleted scenes were confirmed lost forever, then I ain’t sleeping beauty, I’m the hideous insomniac.
Speaking of the deleted scenes, I posted on that thread again, so feel free to check it out I guess.
Last Edit: Oct 9, 2023 19:24:24 GMT by lostmedia1975
The ones that have destroyed on accident (ex: The City Gone Wild) or were purposefully destroyed, like the various pieces of film and literature that were destroyed by governments or the military.
I think OP actually meant lost media that's actually bad, not stuff that was destroyed.
For me it's bumpers and commercials because for the most part they're just not that interesting or valuable. Would it be kinda interesting if that commercial for Frogger the Great Quest that I remember watching as a kid but can't find now turns up? sure but I won't lose any sleep if it never does, it's WAY down below on my list of priorities as far as lost media goes.
Lost sports media. While a lost Nascar race from 1970 maybe interesting to some lost media hunters it's not to me it's incredibly boring.
NASCAR in general is a very divisive sport. Some people don't even call it a sport or say that there's just an easy sport(even though it can be rather hard to sit through such long races, especially if it's in Talladega).
Lost sports media. While a lost Nascar race from 1970 maybe interesting to some lost media hunters it's not to me it's incredibly boring.
NASCAR in general is a very divisive sport. Some people don't even call it a sport or say that there's just an easy sport(even though it can be rather hard to sit through such long races, especially if it's in Talladega).
Extreme wreck, I know this is unrelated, but why do you keep liking all my posts? I have like, 13 notifications now if you liking them. Just curious.
Post by extremewreck2000 on Oct 13, 2023 7:36:57 GMT
Here are some of mine: Disney lost media: On one hand, some of them DO sound interesting, but on the other hand it's Disney & to me, they usually never really make(or ever made) much media that I find interesting(The Owl House & Phineas And Ferb aside) compared to Cartoon Network. SpongeBob lost media: I mean, SpongeBob SquarePants is in itself a good show, but not one of my FAVORITES per se(Akazukin ChaCha, The Amazing World of Gumball, Uncle Grandpa, Mighty Max, Rocky And Bullwinkle & Space Cats are more of my liking), so when seeing lost media surrounding the sponge I usually am like, "Ehhh...". Some like The Humpback Hop & that pencil I kinda dig though. Plus Nickelodeon has already megamilked that sponge for all its worth, so lost media YouTubers kinda milking it as well just sounds so stupid IMO. Sports lost media: I am not a sports fanatic honestly. My dad is though.
NASCAR in general is a very divisive sport. Some people don't even call it a sport or say that there's just an easy sport(even though it can be rather hard to sit through such long races, especially if it's in Talladega).
Extreme wreck, I know this is unrelated, but why do you keep liking all my posts? I have like, 13 notifications now if you liking them. Just curious.
Because I either agree with them in some way or find them(& oftentimes the topic) interesting.
The ones that have destroyed on accident (ex: The City Gone Wild) or were purposefully destroyed, like the various pieces of film and literature that were destroyed by governments or the military.
Yeah that stuff really irks me sometimes when the lost media is something I would be interested in.
