Just like with Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon's long history has resulted in a lot of their content having gone missing. Here are some old and new pieces that have become lost and remain rare for that reason.
I am the user who posted about the spongebob pear mystery on the forums. I have been offline for a couple weeks and I am suprised by how much it has blown up. I am very happy that one of my favorite youtubers is discussing it and hopefully that will help the search. Thank you!
I honestly think the Dream Theatre idea was way ahead of its time. While I agree with Geraldin’s statement (2:10) that “sometimes, kids dreams are really scary and dark, with themes about abandonment and other intense issues”, I wholeheartedly disagree with the thought that they “don’t make good stories”. Sure this might’ve been “hard to market towards that audience” at the time, but in our current day and age where darker kids media is so adored by both kids and adults, especially when it allows for lots of interpretations and theories (and especially when it involves personal themes such as mental health), I think it’d have made for an extremely interesting and successful concept.
honestly i feel like the biggest issue for a concept like this is that most people can't remember enough of their dreams to form a cohesive story, especially children. at least for me, when I was a child my dreams were way too abstract and strange for me to describe (to the point where I considered them nightmares when they really weren't). I'm sure a good writer could take the general concept of a child dream and turn it into a good story but then that sorta defeats the purpose of the content being straight out of someones dream. I could see this working as a smaller form of content, like a series of independently produced youtube videos, but I doubt it would have worked as an actual TV show.
Yeah hearing about it I can understand why it was canceled, but I can also tell I would have loved it when I was around 9 or 10. Kids' horror like Kirby climaxes or the gem amalgamations froms SU were so influential on the fiction I came to love
We Bare Bears Creator Daniel Chong was working on a pilot at Nickelodeon called Pudding Toast which suffered development hell and wasn't picked up. I hope what was made from Pudding toast can be found one day.
wild timing, I uploaded one of the pitch pilots to our TH-cam channel a few days ago as others said. credit goes to a guy on the LMW going by Austin though, if you check the pudding toast page you can see them in the comments sending a link where it’s at along with a CG test and some models/backgrounds! definitely recommend going there and checking the link where they found it if interested
honestly when I heard about the Spongebob pear intro I thought it would have been from the episode Shanghaied but then I remembered Spongebob got turned into a strawberry and not a pear.
Wait i have a theory on the Spongbob pear one, i think it could be like an April fools joke one offer, since watching old commercials from 2006-2009 one mentioned an april fools block, so maybe it could of been a April fools joke.
I recall a St. Patrick’s Day marathon of Patrick rampaging around a black and white city as a Kaiju with a booming voice promoting it. I also recall an advertisement for Plankton’s Army that advertised it as a special.
1:32 Funny how one of the earliest Nickelodeon media had the same woman who would adapt a beloved Disney film (Now turning 30 this year as of this post) into a more beloved Broadway musical.
I remember “Beyond Belief” and have been trying to remember the title for YEARS! There was this one episode where it goes to a museum of odd coin operated machines. I remember this one machine where this guy had a cleaver and tells you to put your hand in, then his hair starts spinning and he counts down sounding like a madman until he “chops” your hand off. When, in fact, it was a clever illusion
i remember the sponge bob pear portrait. i remember watching a top 100 facts about spongebob video when i was younger (around the mid 2010s) and one of the facts was that the pirate was replaced by a pear in some international intros. i dont think it ever mentioned a live band but i vividly remember the pear. the funny thing is, i never watched spongebob as a kid.
I really wish that Angry Beavers spinoff would have been made, honestly the concept is amazing. I already love Angry Beavers and imagining a women-led counterpart just sounds perfect. If only I grew up with that
I think Nick might pick it back up today if they ever do anything AB related again but then again people today might think it is Nick pandering to gender equaility
@@mguymarioIt’s fascinating how that’s something most people would’ve never bothered worrying about back then… The mentality of the 90s was so different.
@@teacookieYTbecause back then a character being a woman was just because it would be cool. now a character being a woman is because they need to meet a quota and that's why there also be a gay guy there, a black trans, and a indian non binary
i swear, youtubers like this are the gold standard. this is the perfect overlap between quality, niche, and honesty. when this platform is so full of "single use" content ; structured around maximizing stats and money? content like this is starkly in opposition. nothing but quality information that you could never stumble upon anywhere else. one of my favorite TH-camrs for sure. not to mention the fast output and consistency!
I remember Beyond Belief. They did an episode about Robin Hood. That’s where I learned about the myth of his death. He asked Little John to fire an arrow toward the sun, and wherever the arrow landed that’s where he wished to be buried. And yes, they visited the alleged gravesite. It was now a tavern because of course it was. It’s England.
On one hand, nice to see you detailing some more Nickelodeon lost media. On the other hand...that's horrible timing right there...if you know, you know.
@@benmalsky9834 // I know about that the Nicktoons have nothing to do with the reason why the upload is so poorly timed. It's about a side of Nickelodeon that is so disturbingly hidden, it's right on our faces since you know who came into the scene and it relates to their live-action department. At this point, Nickelodeon should just focus on the Nicktoons. What they did behind closed doors on their live action department is so twisted and disturbing, their jokes now have completely new meanings, and being slimed also has a new meaning.
@@sexygirlmax2019 // The "Quiet on Set" documentary. Nickelodeon, as well as Dan Schneider, got exposed for their long-term history on pedophilia on their live-action productions mainstream, especially on hiring literal children in the live-action shows. The jokes in those shows now got new meanings as a result, and getting slimed at Nickelodeon also got a new meaning as well. Thankfully, the Nicktoons have nothing to do with it.
I would love to see that Dream Theater pilot, but given the long history of Nickelodeon, and the different studio locations they've moved in and out of over the years, I wouldn't be surprised if it had gotten lost or scrapped.
#1. The pear ad: Are you sure the live band isn't They Might Be Giants. There's a lead: Nickelodeon used to air reruns of Malcolm in the Middle. TMBG did the theme song for that show. This means that someone involved at Nickelodeon would have known about the band, and they did frequently collaborate with children's networks at this time (including doing a theme song for Disney Channel and a special video related to Courage the Cowardly Dog for Cartoon Network.) #2. The Beyond Belief thing is funny, because at one point I had remembered seeing this strange show randomly (which is how a lot of lost media searches start, people seeing strange shows randomly as a kid) and then one day I was looking on this streaming service called Stirr (which I believe has just shut down) and found a show that was randomly airing on the "main channel" of the Stirr format that said it's title was Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, and it looked just like the strange show I had remembered. So it's funny that this thing that for me was the same way a lot of lost media searches start has the same name as a piece of lost media.
It's actually intriguing, and slightly scary how woefully under-documented many things in history are. Not just modern media, but pre-television era things as well. Just think. How many things in history are lost to time? Things that definitely happened, but nobody knows about and never will. We struggle to keep documented the things that happen now in the digital age where it's much easier to do so. Imagine how many things in the ancient world we'll never know about.
your vhs mascot walking is so super cute I really like seeing him a lot and I really would love to own a plush toy of him. he reminds me of color crew from baby's first I watch at night to help me sleep at night and baby's first has lost media too with shows and bumpers.
I found a TV series called House of Rock a while back. It's animated and most of season 1 seems to be lost media. I can only find a few clips of the first season. Some of season 2 is uploaded on here, but some of those episodes are missing now too. I think it aired on Channel 4 or ITV. House of Rock is about a bunch of dead rock stars stuck in a house together.
Yknow, as a kid, like a toddler to kindergartener, everything was bizarre and colorful and everything had a weird and fun artstyle. Sometimes the weirdest and scariest stuff just ended up being shapes and figures and didn't seem scary until adults treated it like it was supposed to be scary. Nature versus nurture stuff. Sometimes I was scared by completely innocuous things and were just unfamiliar and hard to comprehend. Some sesame street skits, like the one with clips of a cg satellite.
There is a movie I saw when I was young, that might be lost media, I don't remember its name or much from it, only something very vague, all I know is This movie in question I saw when I was really really young, all I remember is it was some weird Fairytale Crossover movie, it was animated, but the one part I vaguely remember, is what I think was a Lab, with 2 Labrat like Characters, all I remember was one of those Characters Introducing himself and the other Labrat Character {I don't know their names or what they look like} all I remember was the one that was Introducing them both and _"He's the one that, pees in the glass"_ referring to the other Labrat thing, I'm sorry I don't have anymore info, It's Artstyle was crude slightly I think, when I came across Hoodwinked I thought that was it, but it's not Hoodwinked 1 or 2, soooo I'm still searching for it, any help would be appreciated, because I'm *_SO_* Curious to find this weird movie I saw
Nitpick, but I don't think it's fair to describe Pinwheel as not being an original Nickelodeon production since it used acquired shorts to fill time. When Pinwheel began on Qube, all of it was unique footage.
If anything, when Nickelodeon began, as its predecessor on Qube, it had NO acquired programming since the only show it aired was produced for the channel.
And if we really want to get technical, Count Duckula was Nick's first original animated series, since they were behind the development and the series was basically made for Nick. In fact, when Nick was seriously pursuing their Nicktoons at the beginning, Cosgrove Hall pitched an idea about newspaper reporters or something that got turned down.
Gubby brought up Beyond Belief. I know I watched at least one episode because that was the kind of info I loved to learn. I do quite distinctly recall watching a segment on one of those kinds of shows about Catherine of Selina, an incorrupt saint. As the info, he gave mentions someone recalling such a segment about an incorrupt saint, I do wonder if it's possible it was that show. I honestly thought it was on PBS, but Nick would have made just as much sense for a show like it at the time.
..Beyond Belief was one of my favorite non-cartoon shows as a kid, I remember it vividly. To know some of it has become lost media -- a normal show airing at normal times on a popular channel in the 90s when everyone was recording everything on VHS is so crazy to me... one might say... beyond belief. Also Angry Breavers is my #1 favorite nicktoon of all time, on the one hand I'm so happy that so much content related to it is still being dug up and found out about and keeping it relevant, but on the other hand I feel so bad that so many cool things they were GOING to do with the show got cancelled or never even got to happen at all. And that sisters' show would have been awesome if the adult forms were actually the focus, and they showed them as kids first then timeskipped to them being Norb and Dag's age and getting kicked out of the house themselves. It would've had a totally unique feel with that all-female cast and crew. I reeeeeally really wish we got to see it, but I guess that notorious final episode got a lot of stuff related to the beavs canned. Maybe some of it will get a second chance at life someday, as more and more people with nostalgia for the show get jobs in the industry and that kind of stuff's been all the rage.
What I find interesting about the towel is that the date for the premiere party is July 24th. However, SpongeBob premiered on July 17th, a week earlier than the date. Since it would've been a party for the premiere, that means the original premiere would've been on the 24th, but was later changed to the 17th.
july 17th 1999 was a saturday, and the 24th is the following saturday, so maybe since it's labeled friends and family day, its meant to be a celebration with friends and family who already saw their loved ones work the week before? I could see them not wanting to hold a work event on that day so people could watch with their friends and family- they would have had no idea if spongebob was going to be a short lived series shoved into a weird time slot or if it would blow up to be nickelodeon's biggest property, so they may have thought they would let people enjoy their saturday with their family watching what they worked on, and celebrate the next week?
having heard of this, but not seen it, take this with a grain of salt. i dont think the alternate spongebob theme was a opener, but a television bumper. there was a lot of similar things done in the early 00s, specifically on disney channel, but i wouldnt doubt it was a thing on nickelodeon because they tend to copy what works
I think I too remember the spongebob pear, but I'm not sure if it was an intro. could've been a bumper of some kind🤔 (I'm not finished watching the video)
that spongebob pear entry sounds so fucking cool but also too cool to actually exist. someone would have found something regarding it by now if it were real.
Is there a possibility that the spongebob one could be the op getting confused with the bird brain's "Underwater sun" song from the episode party pooper pants? I seem to remember a live action rock band playing over that. As for the pear I don't know
I'm friends with one of the beavers spin off leads on facebook through some strange means. I don't know how I feel about reaching out...not like we're personal friends.
How do I make a request to you for lost media? I’m going to be making a TH-cam short proving this: There’s a band that I love. They only have 3 songs that survived across 3 different websites. However, on other websites, you can see that their music existed there before with all tracks listed, but the music is GONE. Completely scrubbed. ERASED! So how can I show you this insane nonsense and have us find one or both of their two major albums?!
I got some potential lost media to share, one night in my younger days I saw an advert that involved a decimated land scape, a young girl with green-ish skin in rags wearing a medallion, and a giant black monster that took the shape of an explosion cloud and had a skull for a face, I made a few reddit posts about it awhile back if you're interested
The SpongeBob towel reminds me of when I worked for a large media company. We made tons of memorabilia for launch events and friends and family events that weren't for the public. There would be very little online to confirm these events aside from boring Facebook posts from random employees that would be hard for the general public to find. I find it most likely that Nickelodeon had many such events that there is very little public documentation of. The lack of pictures and postings of it seems believable to me. Similarly, many of the events from my old company would only get exposure when a former employee auctioned off their old stash of swag.
You know, I've had this memory trapped in my head for quite some time now, and I think with the subject of this video, I think it's about time I ask the question. Am I the only one that remembers a York Peppermint Pattie advert with Mr Krabz in it? I think it was on TV for a short period of time in 2007?
did anyone adrss the possibility that the spongebob pear opening was actualy multiple unrelated openings combined together perhaps because the same strange episode played multiple times sometimes after something with a pear and other times after the thing with singers and all that information just combined together?
i have a vague recollection about a irl band in spongebob, but it was a long time ago and it sounds so unusual i would believe it was not real, mainly because i live in brazil and it could be just a promo or just another show mixing with it.
Holy shit wait, I REMEMBER Beyond Belief! I haven't thought about that in... man, 30 years, probably? But I actually do remember it! Man, it isn't often that something I'm actually familiar with shows up in these videos, so that caught me off guard. I was LITTLE when it aired, I don't know how I remember it, but I did watch a whole lot of Nick around that time.
I really don't understand the Spongebob one with the pear. I mean, wouldn't a pineapple make more sense because Spongebob lives in one? I can assume OP is misremembering it, which makes it's validity more questionable because... well, who DOESN'T know who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
I think the Spongebob fruit promo could be Nick trying to capitalize on the Annoying Orange trend. I would check the time where AO was most popular
Imagine a SpongeBob/Annoying Orange crossover!
@benmalsky9834 sadly cartoon network never would have let that happen 😭
@@KacyRaiderdon't forget it was on youtube before it was ever on CN!
Personally CN can keep their AO show, where it can be forgotten
@@blank6377 You didn’t like it?
I am the user who posted about the spongebob pear mystery on the forums. I have been offline for a couple weeks and I am suprised by how much it has blown up. I am very happy that one of my favorite youtubers is discussing it and hopefully that will help the search. Thank you!
Any new information popping up?
@@CompSL123 Nothing much yet but I am still researching it here and there
@@GINTegg sorry for the late reply that’s good to hear. Any new leads?
I honestly think the Dream Theatre idea was way ahead of its time.
While I agree with Geraldin’s statement (2:10) that “sometimes, kids dreams are really scary and dark, with themes about abandonment and other intense issues”, I wholeheartedly disagree with the thought that they “don’t make good stories”. Sure this might’ve been “hard to market towards that audience” at the time, but in our current day and age where darker kids media is so adored by both kids and adults, especially when it allows for lots of interpretations and theories (and especially when it involves personal themes such as mental health), I think it’d have made for an extremely interesting and successful concept.
honestly i feel like the biggest issue for a concept like this is that most people can't remember enough of their dreams to form a cohesive story, especially children. at least for me, when I was a child my dreams were way too abstract and strange for me to describe (to the point where I considered them nightmares when they really weren't). I'm sure a good writer could take the general concept of a child dream and turn it into a good story but then that sorta defeats the purpose of the content being straight out of someones dream. I could see this working as a smaller form of content, like a series of independently produced youtube videos, but I doubt it would have worked as an actual TV show.
Yeah hearing about it I can understand why it was canceled, but I can also tell I would have loved it when I was around 9 or 10. Kids' horror like Kirby climaxes or the gem amalgamations froms SU were so influential on the fiction I came to love
We Bare Bears Creator Daniel Chong was working on a pilot at Nickelodeon called Pudding Toast which suffered development hell and wasn't picked up. I hope what was made from Pudding toast can be found one day.
one of the pilots was uploaded recently
It was recently found
It was actually found recently, 4 days ago the pilot was uploaded to youtube
wild timing, I uploaded one of the pitch pilots to our TH-cam channel a few days ago as others said. credit goes to a guy on the LMW going by Austin though, if you check the pudding toast page you can see them in the comments sending a link where it’s at along with a CG test and some models/backgrounds! definitely recommend going there and checking the link where they found it if interested
@@ky-gp4szThere are two pilots, one of which is lost.
"Everywhere I go in the lost media world, I see his face. (Spongebob)"
I didn't know that was from SpongeBob
@@marcusblackwell2372 its not theyre saying everywhere they go, they see spongebobs face
Are you ready kids ?
@@user-ultrablueluigibrosofficel AYE AYE CAPTAIN
@@user-ultrablueluigibrosofficeln o.
honestly when I heard about the Spongebob pear intro I thought it would have been from the episode Shanghaied but then I remembered Spongebob got turned into a strawberry and not a pear.
Wait i have a theory on the Spongbob pear one, i think it could be like an April fools joke one offer, since watching old commercials from 2006-2009 one mentioned an april fools block, so maybe it could of been a April fools joke.
That actually makes sense. They always do funny stuff for april fools programing. Prolly called him spongebob pearpants or something.
I recall a St. Patrick’s Day marathon of Patrick rampaging around a black and white city as a Kaiju with a booming voice promoting it. I also recall an advertisement for Plankton’s Army that advertised it as a special.
Wait a fuck, you're probably right because i also genuinely remeber seeing this too and being confused as a kid. Im pretty sure your spot on omg
Edited some Angry Beavers for this one! Hope Y'all enjoy it!
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1:32 Funny how one of the earliest Nickelodeon media had the same woman who would adapt a beloved Disney film (Now turning 30 this year as of this post) into a more beloved Broadway musical.
And she's responsible for Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark.
@@SirBlackReeds I've heard of that.
What's that?
@@kimifw58 Just wanted to bring it up.
@@TylerRakstis What movie are you talking about?
I remember “Beyond Belief” and have been trying to remember the title for YEARS! There was this one episode where it goes to a museum of odd coin operated machines. I remember this one machine where this guy had a cleaver and tells you to put your hand in, then his hair starts spinning and he counts down sounding like a madman until he “chops” your hand off. When, in fact, it was a clever illusion
That's creepy!
coin operated machine museum ....Marvins Marvelous Mechanical Museum?
i remember the sponge bob pear portrait. i remember watching a top 100 facts about spongebob video when i was younger (around the mid 2010s) and one of the facts was that the pirate was replaced by a pear in some international intros. i dont think it ever mentioned a live band but i vividly remember the pear. the funny thing is, i never watched spongebob as a kid.
Do you remember the name of the video or maybe what the videos name could be?
@@ethanburns4011i think it might be channel Frederator 107 facts about spongebob, or one of those videos
International was my thought as well. Definitely didn't happen in Canada.
Wait I remember seeing that in one of those videos too!
I watched a lot of compilations of international SpongeBob intros and in some of them the pirate was replaced by a pear.
That Simply Sisters failed pilot is a huge bummer because I’d be all about that kind of show at the time it would have aired. I hope it’s found!
LSSQ lowkey upgraded his channel big time
Meanwhile he took quite the L on Twitter.
@@pr9334 wait actually? I haven’t checked twitter in a while
@@pr9334what happened
@@pr9334 oh boy here we go again. What did he do now? Sending corn to miners? grooving a kid? said the EN word?
@@GooeySplat actually?
19:10 What if the dance Patrick is doing here is based off of how an employee danced at the SpongeBob premiere?
I really wish that Angry Beavers spinoff would have been made, honestly the concept is amazing. I already love Angry Beavers and imagining a women-led counterpart just sounds perfect. If only I grew up with that
I think Nick might pick it back up today if they ever do anything AB related again but then again people today might think it is Nick pandering to gender equaility
@@mguymarioIt’s fascinating how that’s something most people would’ve never bothered worrying about back then… The mentality of the 90s was so different.
@@teacookieYTbecause back then a character being a woman was just because it would be cool. now a character being a woman is because they need to meet a quota and that's why there also be a gay guy there, a black trans, and a indian non binary
There's your example of a nutcase who would get upset over that show being greenlit today lol they're in this comments section
@@mguymariotruly. unfortunately sitting inside all day a few years ago rotted people's brains and they are no longer tolerant.
This channel has been having some insane thumbnails recently. First "DISASTER" and noe PearBob
the timing of this video omg😭
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The animation side had nothing to do with that.
Wdym
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Whatcha mean by that???
i swear, youtubers like this are the gold standard. this is the perfect overlap between quality, niche, and honesty.
when this platform is so full of "single use" content ; structured around maximizing stats and money? content like this is starkly in opposition. nothing but quality information that you could never stumble upon anywhere else. one of my favorite TH-camrs for sure. not to mention the fast output and consistency!
Unrelated but i thought your pfp was a crying emoji for a second lol
Super interesting that a user named MeMcCarty mentioned Beyond Believe, and a user named Matt McCarty put it on TH-cam
I remember Beyond Belief. They did an episode about Robin Hood. That’s where I learned about the myth of his death. He asked Little John to fire an arrow toward the sun, and wherever the arrow landed that’s where he wished to be buried. And yes, they visited the alleged gravesite.
It was now a tavern because of course it was. It’s England.
Happy 15 anniversary lsupersonicq keep up the good work
On one hand, nice to see you detailing some more Nickelodeon lost media.
On the other hand...that's horrible timing right there...if you know, you know.
It’s okay really, SpongeBob and Angry Beavers had nothing to do with that stuff.
@@benmalsky9834 // I know about that the Nicktoons have nothing to do with the reason why the upload is so poorly timed. It's about a side of Nickelodeon that is so disturbingly hidden, it's right on our faces since you know who came into the scene and it relates to their live-action department. At this point, Nickelodeon should just focus on the Nicktoons. What they did behind closed doors on their live action department is so twisted and disturbing, their jokes now have completely new meanings, and being slimed also has a new meaning.
what happened????
Dan $chneider was publicly revealed to the world as a pedo
@@sexygirlmax2019 // The "Quiet on Set" documentary. Nickelodeon, as well as Dan Schneider, got exposed for their long-term history on pedophilia on their live-action productions mainstream, especially on hiring literal children in the live-action shows. The jokes in those shows now got new meanings as a result, and getting slimed at Nickelodeon also got a new meaning as well. Thankfully, the Nicktoons have nothing to do with it.
I would love to see that Dream Theater pilot, but given the long history of Nickelodeon, and the different studio locations they've moved in and out of over the years, I wouldn't be surprised if it had gotten lost or scrapped.
here's hoping it wasn't lost in a fire or destroyed.
#1. The pear ad: Are you sure the live band isn't They Might Be Giants. There's a lead: Nickelodeon used to air reruns of Malcolm in the Middle. TMBG did the theme song for that show. This means that someone involved at Nickelodeon would have known about the band, and they did frequently collaborate with children's networks at this time (including doing a theme song for Disney Channel and a special video related to Courage the Cowardly Dog for Cartoon Network.)
#2. The Beyond Belief thing is funny, because at one point I had remembered seeing this strange show randomly (which is how a lot of lost media searches start, people seeing strange shows randomly as a kid) and then one day I was looking on this streaming service called Stirr (which I believe has just shut down) and found a show that was randomly airing on the "main channel" of the Stirr format that said it's title was Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, and it looked just like the strange show I had remembered. So it's funny that this thing that for me was the same way a lot of lost media searches start has the same name as a piece of lost media.
Aw hell nah mah man sprinklebop got turn imto a pair
so goofy
Bell nah spunch bop got tunn two paier
It's actually intriguing, and slightly scary how woefully under-documented many things in history are.
Not just modern media, but pre-television era things as well.
Just think. How many things in history are lost to time? Things that definitely happened, but nobody knows about and never will.
We struggle to keep documented the things that happen now in the digital age where it's much easier to do so.
Imagine how many things in the ancient world we'll never know about.
your vhs mascot walking is so super cute I really like seeing him a lot and I really would love to own a plush toy of him. he reminds me of color crew from baby's first I watch at night to help me sleep at night and baby's first has lost media too with shows and bumpers.
15:11 THAT'S ME! Yeah I just took the bumpers from that upload as nobody had uploaded them on their own yet. I don't have any episodes, sorry.
Cool
I found a TV series called House of Rock a while back. It's animated and most of season 1 seems to be lost media. I can only find a few clips of the first season. Some of season 2 is uploaded on here, but some of those episodes are missing now too. I think it aired on Channel 4 or ITV. House of Rock is about a bunch of dead rock stars stuck in a house together.
Oooooh I'd totally watch that!!!
Thanks for all the effort you and your friends put into these videos! I always enjoy watching these and learning about so many new topics!
Holy Shit SPONGEBOB PEAR REAL?!?
Yez(start CHAIN)
Yez
@Anti-buing no that's stupid I wanna make original replies that's not just "Yez". Anyway, SPONGEBOB X ANNOYING ORANGE CROSSOVER CONFIRMED FR FR?
@@memezboi489 SHUT UP (CHAIN IS back)
@@BFDI_1fan Yez
Yknow, as a kid, like a toddler to kindergartener, everything was bizarre and colorful and everything had a weird and fun artstyle.
Sometimes the weirdest and scariest stuff just ended up being shapes and figures and didn't seem scary until adults treated it like it was supposed to be scary. Nature versus nurture stuff. Sometimes I was scared by completely innocuous things and were just unfamiliar and hard to comprehend. Some sesame street skits, like the one with clips of a cg satellite.
Huh.
Can’t believe I was doing my random check in on recently found #LostMedia & you had just released a new video on the topic.
😊😊
To think i've been watching Nickelodeon for hours at night back in the day and the chance i have seen something lost is crazy
good lord this came 2 minutes ago 😭 i literally didn’t even see the notif it was on my homepage
Congratulations on your 15th Channel Anniversary. Whatever it is.🎉
Ten days early Happy 15 birthday LsupersonicQ Chanel
There is a movie I saw when I was young, that might be lost media, I don't remember its name or much from it, only something very vague, all I know is This movie in question I saw when I was really really young, all I remember is it was some weird Fairytale Crossover movie, it was animated, but the one part I vaguely remember, is what I think was a Lab, with 2 Labrat like Characters, all I remember was one of those Characters Introducing himself and the other Labrat Character {I don't know their names or what they look like} all I remember was the one that was Introducing them both and _"He's the one that, pees in the glass"_ referring to the other Labrat thing, I'm sorry I don't have anymore info, It's Artstyle was crude slightly I think, when I came across Hoodwinked I thought that was it, but it's not Hoodwinked 1 or 2, soooo I'm still searching for it, any help would be appreciated, because I'm *_SO_* Curious to find this weird movie I saw
Been really enjoying your vids. The quality is very good.
Just a thought though
Add time skips on the video so we can see each topic.
Nick needs a museum
Yes
Where would be the best place for such a museum?
@@benmalsky9834 I'd say either NYC or Orlando.
@@CinnamonGrrlErin1 Or maybe in Burbank, near NAS’s main headquarters.
Nitpick, but I don't think it's fair to describe Pinwheel as not being an original Nickelodeon production since it used acquired shorts to fill time. When Pinwheel began on Qube, all of it was unique footage.
If anything, when Nickelodeon began, as its predecessor on Qube, it had NO acquired programming since the only show it aired was produced for the channel.
But the puppet footage was original
And if we really want to get technical, Count Duckula was Nick's first original animated series, since they were behind the development and the series was basically made for Nick. In fact, when Nick was seriously pursuing their Nicktoons at the beginning, Cosgrove Hall pitched an idea about newspaper reporters or something that got turned down.
omg that spongebob premiere towel was amazing to see!
Gubby brought up Beyond Belief. I know I watched at least one episode because that was the kind of info I loved to learn. I do quite distinctly recall watching a segment on one of those kinds of shows about Catherine of Selina, an incorrupt saint. As the info, he gave mentions someone recalling such a segment about an incorrupt saint, I do wonder if it's possible it was that show. I honestly thought it was on PBS, but Nick would have made just as much sense for a show like it at the time.
I'm always amazed at how hyped up the premiere of SpongeBob was. Almost like they knew it would be a hit.
..Beyond Belief was one of my favorite non-cartoon shows as a kid, I remember it vividly. To know some of it has become lost media -- a normal show airing at normal times on a popular channel in the 90s when everyone was recording everything on VHS is so crazy to me... one might say... beyond belief.
Also Angry Breavers is my #1 favorite nicktoon of all time, on the one hand I'm so happy that so much content related to it is still being dug up and found out about and keeping it relevant, but on the other hand I feel so bad that so many cool things they were GOING to do with the show got cancelled or never even got to happen at all. And that sisters' show would have been awesome if the adult forms were actually the focus, and they showed them as kids first then timeskipped to them being Norb and Dag's age and getting kicked out of the house themselves. It would've had a totally unique feel with that all-female cast and crew. I reeeeeally really wish we got to see it, but I guess that notorious final episode got a lot of stuff related to the beavs canned. Maybe some of it will get a second chance at life someday, as more and more people with nostalgia for the show get jobs in the industry and that kind of stuff's been all the rage.
Listening to these gives me hope that these lost Flash games I'm looking for can be found.
they done turned spunglebab into a pear😭😭😭🙏
I think it’s cute.
SpongeBob can pretty much turn into anything. That’s the beauty of what you can do with animation.
What I find interesting about the towel is that the date for the premiere party is July 24th. However, SpongeBob premiered on July 17th, a week earlier than the date. Since it would've been a party for the premiere, that means the original premiere would've been on the 24th, but was later changed to the 17th.
july 17th 1999 was a saturday, and the 24th is the following saturday, so maybe since it's labeled friends and family day, its meant to be a celebration with friends and family who already saw their loved ones work the week before? I could see them not wanting to hold a work event on that day so people could watch with their friends and family- they would have had no idea if spongebob was going to be a short lived series shoved into a weird time slot or if it would blow up to be nickelodeon's biggest property, so they may have thought they would let people enjoy their saturday with their family watching what they worked on, and celebrate the next week?
Spongebob Pear sounds like something you'd find on newgrounds back in 2002
It probably is
having heard of this, but not seen it, take this with a grain of salt. i dont think the alternate spongebob theme was a opener, but a television bumper. there was a lot of similar things done in the early 00s, specifically on disney channel, but i wouldnt doubt it was a thing on nickelodeon because they tend to copy what works
oh wow a rare piece of early nickelodeon lost media that somehow hasn’t been covered by poparena????? i wanna hear his take on that now😊
I think I too remember the spongebob pear, but I'm not sure if it was an intro. could've been a bumper of some kind🤔 (I'm not finished watching the video)
Was expecting some Pinwheel lost media seeing one of their puppets in the thumbnail.
that spongebob pear entry sounds so fucking cool but also too cool to actually exist. someone would have found something regarding it by now if it were real.
i think imma sub just for the neck deep reference in your merch xD
ngl lie tho now i cant pay attention bc i think its so cool xD
Is there a possibility that the spongebob one could be the op getting confused with the bird brain's "Underwater sun" song from the episode party pooper pants? I seem to remember a live action rock band playing over that. As for the pear I don't know
The fact so many people remember the elusive pear spongebob thing is insane, perhaps it’ll be a quick find
Beyond Belief was on Sunday afternoon at some point. I watched this a lot and was really bummed when it was unceremoniously pulled from the schedule.
I'm friends with one of the beavers spin off leads on facebook through some strange means. I don't know how I feel about reaching out...not like we're personal friends.
I feel like that spongebob family and friends premiere party was just for employees and not a community event.
Just bought a random video for $30 with a mix of burnt 80s & 90s Nick… fingers crossed 🤞
I cannot say I recall the SpongeBob pear but sounds vaguely like a vhs or disc special feature
Brian Miller tweeted a picture of the SpongeBob beach towel back in February. He said the party took place at the zoo.
Always thought your logo was based on Neck Deep and with that merch it definitley confirms lol. LSSQ is a based and red pilled pop punk enjoyer
i literally HUNTED the comments to find another person that got the reference xD
How do I make a request to you for lost media? I’m going to be making a TH-cam short proving this:
There’s a band that I love. They only have 3 songs that survived across 3 different websites. However, on other websites, you can see that their music existed there before with all tracks listed, but the music is GONE. Completely scrubbed. ERASED! So how can I show you this insane nonsense and have us find one or both of their two major albums?!
whats da band called?
Name?
@@fives2wox INKY SKULLS
@@andrewjustandrew i found one of their albums, called "introduction to alchemy", i can upload if you want
we must find Sweatin' It.
Ittttts from the episode "texas"!
@@Meleedropped I know, but rare spob.
10:26 DO NOT TAKE THIS OUT OF CONTEXT
I almost spit my drink out when I saw the upload date as 0 seconds ago on my recommended 💀
Probably my favorite lost media video
I got some potential lost media to share, one night in my younger days I saw an advert that involved a decimated land scape, a young girl with green-ish skin in rags wearing a medallion, and a giant black monster that took the shape of an explosion cloud and had a skull for a face, I made a few reddit posts about it awhile back if you're interested
I'm once again begging you to make a video about Eurovision Song Contest 1964. Not giving up :)
Are y'all sure the SpongeBob pear thing wasn't a promo for iCarly / Victorious?
Possible!
SpongeBob pear thing definitely sounds like a promotion, probably to get kifs to eat more fruit.
2nd time this week someone has brought up Beyond Belief! 😂😂😂😂 Oh I loved that intro!
Ok but why does the thumbnail look like louise in a bob belcher costume.
holy crap, i have some of those spongebob fruit stickers on the sides of my computer, are people really interested in those?
Never thought I'd see that Cy Scheinder clip outside of poparena
The SpongeBob towel reminds me of when I worked for a large media company. We made tons of memorabilia for launch events and friends and family events that weren't for the public. There would be very little online to confirm these events aside from boring Facebook posts from random employees that would be hard for the general public to find. I find it most likely that Nickelodeon had many such events that there is very little public documentation of. The lack of pictures and postings of it seems believable to me. Similarly, many of the events from my old company would only get exposure when a former employee auctioned off their old stash of swag.
You know, I've had this memory trapped in my head for quite some time now, and I think with the subject of this video, I think it's about time I ask the question. Am I the only one that remembers a York Peppermint Pattie advert with Mr Krabz in it? I think it was on TV for a short period of time in 2007?
There’s always a new SpongeBob topic on these lists lol. Not complaining tho
did anyone adrss the possibility that the spongebob pear opening was actualy multiple unrelated openings combined together perhaps because the same strange episode played multiple times sometimes after something with a pear and other times after the thing with singers and all that information just combined together?
i have a vague recollection about a irl band in spongebob, but it was a long time ago and it sounds so unusual i would believe it was not real, mainly because i live in brazil and it could be just a promo or just another show mixing with it.
Wait a minute... the Beyond Belief one might be a kids version of the Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction thing.
you mentioned that you live stream. are you on twitch or YT? and do you have a schedule?
He streams on YT, I'd guess once a week? I don't know the exact schedule, but I sometimes see notifications for it.
Its always important to preserve history! Even if it seems mundane to us today, people in the future will probably find it very interesting!
So Video Dream Theater was r/thomastheplankengine before that was a thing
Oh wow I remember Beyond Belief!
Put this in your next video talk about bigbox singsong
The anniversary shirt design is a neck deep reference. Very swag.
I know I used to have Pinwheel VHS tapes! :o
Bro out here w all the neck deep references
Absolutely love it.
Anyone else notice the Neck Deep shoutout in the 15th anniversary merch?
The Dream Theater would probably become very popular had it been pitched and made today
5:37 Are there I saw this on TH-cam in a compilation oron Nick I mean I remember I watched a lot of SpongeBob for a while
But it sounds familiar I just can't place my finger on it
17:31 this reminds me of an event Phillups had when I was little that had that same premise and I went because well my dad worked there.
You do not know how fast I clicked when I saw the notification pop up
Same
Holy shit wait, I REMEMBER Beyond Belief! I haven't thought about that in... man, 30 years, probably? But I actually do remember it! Man, it isn't often that something I'm actually familiar with shows up in these videos, so that caught me off guard. I was LITTLE when it aired, I don't know how I remember it, but I did watch a whole lot of Nick around that time.
whilest its not nickelodian i remember there being a welsh language dub of season 1 of adventuretime, airing on milkshake in like 2012-2013
I really don't understand the Spongebob one with the pear. I mean, wouldn't a pineapple make more sense because Spongebob lives in one? I can assume OP is misremembering it, which makes it's validity more questionable because... well, who DOESN'T know who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
HEYY new upload