Lost Media you're shocked isn't getting more attention

Probably all lost media associated with DreamWorks.

Also, lost sports media in general, except for professional wrestling. So many notable sporting events that were televised, like the 1960 World Series, SuperBowls II and V, and the 1967 FA Cup Final to name but a few, have mostly been wiped from existence. Hopefully, lost sports media gets its time in the sun because it is easily my favourite lost media genre.

I feel conflicted with Dead End. I love the general idea of it and the creativity behind it. It would be so cool to see what it looked like compared to the concept on paper and what alleged reviews have to say, along with how it would have held up compared to other low budget stuff for the time.

However, it gets complicated with speculation that Bixby made the whole thing up to boost his resume and other odd details that have come up now and again. One I remember is that there had been rumors of bootlegged copies being passed around conventions in the 80s and 90s, but never seeing some kind of verification or proof makes it that much harder to vouch for it - including, if it's true, makes it strange that collectors and horror afficinatos who have been around for decades, have dismissed this one.

But then again... we've had very weird cases in the last ten or so years where stuff that disappeared for more than 30 years were rediscovered; like The Basement (1989), Channel 13 (1987), and Metal Noir (1990) - with Metal Noir being a unique case where it was initially found again because it was a bootleg until a master copy was found shortly thereafter. I want this one to be real, but it sucks that it could be like Nights of the Werewolf and it possibly isn't real. :/

the second uncle gus pilot titled "not so fast" in english, i've never seen much coverage on it, only a passing mention from LSSQ. with lincoln peirce being so popular with big nate, the lack of coverage shocks me really

I feel like the prototype was seemingly just misplaced somewhere by accident, likely being destroyed. As much as I want to be an optimist, I've more or less learned a hard truth lesson that some hopeful things are just never gonna happen ever & that there may be a 99.9% chance that such a thing happening has already been prevented long before the search begun. You have to remember, Sonic wasn't that popular in Japan back then compared to its success in the US & Europe that led to the 16-bit console wars.

Honestly I'm glad that it got as much coverage as it did. There likely exist several other video games from back in the 80s & 90s that also had a whole lotta changes, but not only we'll likely never get the prototypes with such changes, but those games were never announced at all & were just put on store shelves, never getting much attention in an overcrowded market, soon fading into obscurity to the point that some of them might not be preserved even in their final released versions. The companies behind such games would've likely vanished as well, perhaps it was their only game ever & they didn't get the chance to make another one due to extremely low sales going below 200 copies.

I'm surprised that the May 16, 2003 Cartoon Cartoon Fridays block didn't get much attention as I was hoping for. We got a full line-up of the block, we know that Dexter hosted that week's block, but we never got any official recordings of the block. I even asked Captain B.Z if he has any recordings of CCF from 2003, including the May 16th block, but alas, he didn't have any recordings of CCF from 2003. I'm surprised that actual lost media enthusiasts didn't touch upon finding other lost Cartoon Cartoon Fridays segments, considering the JBVO episodes we found last media could mean the discovery of more recordings of more segments of Cartoon Network blocks like CCF and Fridays.