if they were to release this stuff, i think they’d bring in a good amount of extra money, but they might think the demographic for that kind of stuff (lost media searchers, people who love their franchises more than others, etc.) is too small. it’s a shame.
@@sky-ic7ji I think a few things like the deleted scene from Inside Out, the Black Friday Reel and The New Mickey Mouse Club (well, the episodes featuring popular celebrities at least) would have wide enough appeal, I think that alone would be enough to sell it.
All the ABC soap fans have been begging and pleading for the soap opera Disney owns to be released!! We hoped Disney plus would be the place but not so far!
Honestly, I liked to see them release Song of the South (I understand the racism and Controversy surrounding the movie) but if Warner Brothers is releasing all of their controversial episodes on streaming services, maybe disney should too.
The Hannah Montana anime is my favourite “lost media” but considering we don’t even know if it was made or just planned but scrapped Can we even call it lost media ? Imagine miley doing a magic girl transformation to turn into Hannah Montana and fight crime/perform concerts
I had a Dish network subscription at the time of Disney Channel Interactive. I never paid for the full service, but I did play the game demos they offered every week. The only one I remember was based on The Emporer's New School where you had to navigate Kuzco through a dungeon in Machu Pichu.
Since The Muppets are owned by Disney, I should point out that most episodes of Sam & Friends (the show where Kermit made his first appearance) are now lost.
@@theorangetoad5669 If you're asking why point it out, he explains that at the beginning of the comment. If you're asking why they're lost, it's because they were performed live and were rarely recorded.
One of my favourite lost media from disney is a lost TV show that supposedly was one of the first shows to air on the original Disney channel. It was called Dreamfinders and was based on the ride at Disney world, Journey into imagination. But the only remaining evidence that it ever existed is an advertisement and a script found.
Reminds me of when I was a kid. I loved the Heathcliff cartoon and the other segment The Catillac Cats. Years after the show was off the air I found a few Catillac Cats puzzles at KB Toys. The writing was in French and they had a different name, Les Entrechats. French kids aren't going to know that Catillac is a play on Cadillac. Sorry it has nothing to do whit the topic, just brought up a fond memory. I really miss KB Toys. By the time Toys R us came to my area I was "too old" for toys. I bought a few things there mind you. My deep seated childhood memories took place at the toy isle of Wal-Mart and at KB. KB and Big Lots both used to be owned by the same company. I think that explains why KB would get strange and closeout toys now and again.
This is a pretty interesting list you've made. I didn't know Disney had so much lost media within their pockets. Even researching a piece of lost media feels like either a lesson in history or a treasure waiting to be found. But still, great list overall. BTW, I was wondering if you're going to make more lists like these, but for other various children's entertainment companies. Like a list on lost media from Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network. If you're going to do either, I would suggest you start on Cartoon Network, because some of its lost media are instant gold waiting to be dug up. Here's an example. Ben Bocquelet, the creator of TAWOG, made an episode called "The Downer", where Gumball wished his family to disappear because he's in a shitty mood; only to nearly get consumed and by the darkness resembling his loneliness and guilt for wishing his family was all gone. I won't spoil the rest for you because you've seen Gumball yourself. ANYWAYS, there was an original draft of the episode that was a little too dark to air for the kids watching the show. Many questioned Ben about the nature of this episode and to this day many people don't know what has happened during the episode. Someone actually posted a rough draft of the episode's script; giving us the main lead on its search. The rest is all up to us to figure it out. This may be an annoying way of suggesting people like you make more videos on lost media, but this could give you a good idea for the future of your channel. That's all and sorry if I've wasted your time.
Disney Porn Vault is a real thing. Everything Disney artists create at time of employment is property of Disney, and a lot of artists are pervs, so there exists a special vault where all the NSFW stuff they draw in their spare time is stored. All of it is a media that is very unlikely to be ever released.
Disney Porn Vault is a real thing. Everything Disney artists create at time of employment is property of Disney, and a lot of artists are pervs, so there exists a special vault where all the NSFW stuff they draw in their spare time is stored. All of it is a media that is very unlikely to be ever released.
Maybe the reason why The New Micky Mouse Show is not officially released to the public yet is probably due to them needing to ask the original actors if they can use their work since all of the kids are now stars.
I have lost a piece of Disney media. It's an animated Peter Pan "segment", that possibly aired on TV in the 80s, or maybe early 90s. It seemed to be some kind of epilogue to the movie. The Lost Boys were flying back home to their moms, and Mr. Smee was going with them. Smee was swimming in their air, struggling to stay afloat. This "closure" to the story is contradicted by the 2002 Return to Neverland, so maybe it has been buried on purpose. Additional notes: If memory serves, Smee's mom was implied to be still alive in England. If this was not a part of a TV special, maybe it was on a karaoke tape or something like that. If you think I dreamed this whole thing, let me know.
I know for sure that I played all of those dish Disney games. Because I used to spend hours playing kim possible and American dragon. I'm not playing around either. I remember that the American dragon was a platformer that required you to beat up enemies and being able to turn into the dragon if you collect enough of something.
6:54 This game did not Require any head sets since I played it once in Florida. It was just a Light Gun game a rather simple one too the Actual Arcade Machines in Quest played alot better than it. They was a Super Hero VR one you stood up with motion wands using a Head set that was really unresponsive Wii Remote like tech. It was on rails and started with you trying to hit a Dog like creature which was hard to do. It had a early 90's Rob Liefeild like look to it and they was near Giant portrait of the characters near by it one looked like maleficent in a 90's comic book style.
This might be a stretch but since the Mickey Mouse club had a Korean spin off with a couple of kpop singers do you think that they can’t release the 90s episode because of licensing? Idk pretty stupid but just wondering
Disney wasn't at all pleased with RKO Radio Pictures and wasn't just unhappy with Howard Hughes and his absolute disdain for the company. RKO wasn't going to distribute "The Living Desert" and that was the last straw. Disney decided to establish Buena Vista Film Distribution, Inc. to oversee the distribution of its movies.
A number of them can be found on TH-cam, including Itsy Bitsy Spider by Little Richard and Debbie Gibson, Baby by Bobby McFerrin, Kokomo by The Muppets, Haircut by Craig Taubman, and a cover of Mariah Carey's "Make It Happen" by MMC's Jennifer to name a few.
Back in the 1980's and Early 90's they made music videos from animated footage and called it DTV. I don't they are lost persay just too many copyright entanglement to release them in any official capacity
The Dreamfinders show teased to be part of the original Disney Channel lineup but ultimately never airing! One script is available online, but other than that, it's a complete mystery.
I think the Mickey Mouse Club episodes might have something to do with some of those celebrities' contracts. If they sang in the episodes, they might not be allowed to release them by their current label that has an exclusivity contract? Or maybe they are not allowed to show their likeness at all?
There's one Disney lost media that fascinates me. It's called Bus Life , a short series that aired on Disney Channel UK way back in 2003. I think 13 episodes were made but I've only found 2 so far. Cool video though, let's hope some of that lost media comes back on Disney + if enough people requested it
Man, I remember playing that Emperors New School game! It was sort of like a 2D dungeon crawler, I specifically remember box pushing being a prominent thing. It's a shame it's gone, I remember having a ton of fun.
I remember playing Disney channel interactive with my dad a lot when I was younger and I would always play the American red dragon game! I only remember these games being small fun games to play while probably waiting through ads 🤷♂️
“Music Land” was a long lost Disney film according to #6 and it combined segments from both “Make Mine Music” and “Melody Time” was planned to release in 1955, because RKO got out of the Disney deal and formed Buena Vista Distribution Co. in 1954 and released “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” and “Lady and the Tramp”. After Disney end the deal, RKO was on its last legs and released “The Conquerer” in 1956 when it was under RKO and distributed by Universal. “The Conquerer” with John Wayne was one of the worst movies ever made, and it was one of the last movies that RKO produced. It was shot in a location site where a nuclear bomb got hit. Ironically, “Music Land” fell into obscurity and it has not been seen in the public since 1970, and then got pulled forever in 1985. Unfortunately, there were no bootleg copies or 16mm prints of “Music Land” (1995) exists. If Disney might come across “Music Land ‘55”, it would be a mystery. Prior to “Music Land ‘55”, many of the segments from both “Make Mine Music” and “Melody Time” we’re released separately as shorts in 1953. After RKO died out in 1956, another company known as General Tire purchased the ill-fated RKO in 1955, and then 1959, it was spun off into RKO Teleradio, and in 1959, RKO General became a radio and TV station ownership where it remained until 1991 where it owned KHJ, and WOR for both radio and TV stations during the 1970’s and 1980’s.
Aladdin and the King of Thieves Dan Castelleneta audio. He recorded all the all the Genie's dialog for the movie, before they got Robin Williams to sign on.
Especially if it's media that's banned for having content that wouldn't be considered PC by today's standards, which, yeah, from their POV, I understand, but, on the other hand, the historical value might be worth a look. Case in point: There's a "Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers" episode called "Puffed Rangers" that mostly takes place in China. The original version had Asian car executives speaking in broken English and a lot of jokes and references to Chinese culture. Because of complaints about how racist it was, they made a new version where the car executives' English is more refined and all the Chinese culture jokes are altered or cut. The new version has aired on TV and was released on DVD, Blu-ray, and Disney Plus.
I bet the release of the All New Mickey Mouse club is being held back by either Brittany Spears or Justin Timberlake. They'd have to sign off on the release and I bet they demanded an insane amount of money, like rich people are want to do.
Great video! Another piece of Disney lost media that has recently had some episodes found is "Legend of the Ring of Fire." It's a really fascinating series that's still being searched for today. If you could signal boost the search efforts through your channel that'd be cool. You deserve more subscribers, I'll spread the word about your channel to other lost media hunters I know. :D
2:36 they used to be but now they're found! leaving only 5 episodes from the show's third season still lost and they're from the show's third and final season
Well there are 2 cancelled epic mickey games, kinda On was a racing game and the other was a game known was epic donald Sad to see that both were cancelled
A piece of lost media I’m wanting to be found was the 11 lost Roger Rabbit shorts. Basically, after the release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, 14 shorts were planned alongside the scrapped sequel. Only three shorts were finished and released with the fourth short “Hare in My Soup” being unfinished. 2 known animation cels were found of the fourth short but no footage of the other 10 shorts are known to exist.
Yo this channel has some promise, what other video ideas do you have in mind? The presentation on those top 10s is great, and I love the more In depth looks like the cigarettes and valentines video, its reminiscent of blameitonjorge, while still presenting new topics, keep it up!
Oh God disney's tale spin I actually found a copy but didn't know it was lost media or rare so I didn't get it it was on a bus tapes and so I thought why get it
I literally only clicked on this video because I saw Talespin in the thumbnail and it's one of my special interests lmao It's not of much use, but if you'd like to know, one of the reasons *why* it's so disputed over how many episodes have lost voice recordings is because there's often confusion and debate over whether the show's 4-part pilot "Plunder & Lightning" counts as one episode or four, and how many (if any) episodes were in production before P&L went into production. Given how... let's say "unpracticed" Ed Gilbert sounds in the first two parts of P&L (as if he's still figuring out how he wanted to play the character) and how this is pretty much *only* present in P&L, I'd be willing to bet that those are the few episodes that Jymn Magon was talking about. That being said, as interesting as it all was, I still kinda prefer Ed Gilbert and Tony Jay as Baloo and Shere Khan respectively. Screw Jim Cummings, tho.
I remember teamo supreamo being aired late night on the disney channel a lot back in the early 2000s. If I'd had known it would be so rare I could have recorded it.
To make your correction, “Peter Pan” was released in 1953, not 1954, and the title of the movie is “Make Mine Music”, not “Make Music Mine”. #10 is the lost Deems Taylor track from “Fantasia”. As you can hear prior or Cory Burton, the original Deems Taylor audio was included on a VHS release from 1991, and on the 50th anniversary theatrical re-release of “Fantasia” from 1990, except for a brief snippet in the opening to “Fantasia 2000”. The film itself with the Cory Burton dub is on Disney+. I hope if the original Deems Taylor audio will be restore for the film’s 80th anniversary this year, “Fantasia” will be in 4K, Ultra HD, and digital using Dolby Atmos sound system for the home.
And Katzenberg got his wish and made a cynical, "adult" version of a Pixar film, and it was called "Shark Tale." Aside from that, did anyone actually like Teamo Supreamo? I felt that it was very lacking, especially since it was created by Doug Langdale, who did much funnier and more memorable stuff such as the Earthworm Jim cartoon series. The main characters were too squeaky clean, and not even in an ironic way. Everything else felt like a cheap knockoff of Powerpuff Girls, but without the edge, humor, likability, memorability...
The Country Bears movie, Kronk’s new groove , The Emperor’s new School, Brandy and Mr. Whiskers ,Buzz Lightyear of Star Command are also and House of Mouse are lost forms of Disney media.
Aw I remember the dish network service... I don't necessarily remember the games that were on there too much, but I do remember that dish had the service.
I think i have seen the alternate bing bong death scene on TH-cam but it was a couple of years ago so it was probably just me remembering the scene wrong
I’m half surprised he didn’t mentioned the Harry Potter Disney rip off cartoon. It think it was called ultimate book of magic if I recalled. Ya J.K. Rollings threaten to sue and if got pulled with only a few episodes aired.
I remember that crazy weird disney gaming service. But my parents never used it. And thus i never used the weird disney gaming service. But i do remember advertisements for it. Never on tv though, usually in like a pamphlet when you bought a disney film on DvD. Which was honestly a weird place to put that, but whatever. Lol
This channel is fascinating! I never knew we have lost so much to time considering how technology is fairly simple to store (VHS, DVD, CD, software, etc.).
Mannnnn I remember teamo supremo it’s been like 17 years and I couldn’t remember the name of that show haha crazy I remember one of my friends when we were watching it tried to like pretend to be the jump rope girl but used a tape measure for a jump rope and sliced his finger wide open lmao
Disney probably can't release 89 Mickey Mouse club because of contracts and licensing. Justin Timberlake and Brittany Spears are BIG names. There's very likely some kind of royalty owed to the actors. Because the 80s had different acting contracts compared to today. Disney is pretty disgusting when it comes to dodging contract laws and short changing actors.
I would add the original R-rated version of The Black Cauldron (before Jeffrey Katzenberg decided to meddle with it) and the Kingdom Hearts V-Cast game (which Square Enix had zero involvement with) to this list
I don't know if anyone mentioned this. But the biggest lost media from Disney I want found is the deleted scenes from the 1999 movie, Inspector Gadget. There was apparently over 30 minutes of footage cut for the official release. While very unlikely, I hope one day those lost scenes are released.
HOLY SHIT I REMEMBER THE DISNEY INTERACTIVE ONE. I PLAYED IT ON OUR DISH NETWORK WHEN I WAS LIKE 5. The Suite Life connect four game I remember, and I also recall there being an emperors new grove game where Cuzco was turned into a rabbit and he has to jump on some pillars or something to retrieve an antidote.
I remember when I was little going to Disney Quest in Orlando Florida located at Downtown Disney (now called Disney Springs). What I can remember was at course the heavy use of screens, like lots of interactive places. There weren’t only VR stations but also places where you could draw stuff on a screen. The VR games I can remember are the Pirates of the Caribbean one, an Aladdin carpet ride game, and also a Buzz Light year inspired game. I’m honestly surprised that these games are lost though.
I only went to Disney Quest once because there was an entrance fee even if you were going to look around without queuing for the VR rides. I remember the Art of Animation station very well. The instructor was very impressed at how I followed along. I later revealed to him that I kept a Disney sketchbook with all the movie characters in it.
I'm sad that gigantic never got released it looks way more interesting than the awful live action remakes what are out now or wreck it ralph 2 or frozen 2.
I was on the Backlot tour one day when The All-New Mickey Mouse Club was filming. I recall Britney Spears being a name that was mentioned but this was probably 1992 so I don't know. there was a red brown haired girl and a dark haired girl.
Huh... I'm sure Teamo Supremo aired tons here in Australia when I was a kid. More incentive for me to finally get around to looking through the rest of my old tapes.
And I loved the 4D rides. I remember going to disney in florida back in probably 96? And going on the "A bug's life" 4D ride and walking through the land they created that had giant objects such as a film canister, a battery, a can, that made you feel like you were tiny. Oh and a giant hose that would mist you with water. It was so cool as a kid I miss it
Bambi's mom dying reminds me about Chandler on the TV show Friends. Chandler admits he never cried for Bambi's mom when she died because according to him. Yeah it's sad when the artist stopped drawing the deer lol.
Those Dish Disney channel games you mentioned, reminds me of when Cablevision had a barbie channel back in 2008-2015 or so. The zack and cody game looks really similar to a matching game the channel had. I really dont remember any thing else from the channel, and the only other media I can find is 1 youtube video, its a shame that its most likely lost to time
I EXACTLY REMEMBER THE DISNEY DISH GAMES!!!!!!!!! But i only remeber playing only two games wich are based off kim posible. The first was about kim climbing wich was a 2d game. The second was a 2d game about ron trying to save kim. Whats interesting is that both games are just a copy and paste of other dish games but with a kim posible theme. Thats all i can remember, its not that enough but i tried to make prove of there existence.
Bruh, how TF did that star wars band get signed to electra... I'm sorry there's no way that this band was signed to the same label Metallica once were 😂
That 90's mickey mouse club is probably being hidden via one of those many, if not all, big name stars having bribed their way into hiding it. I wouldn't want to remember any kind of cringe i participated in as a kid either. xD And undoubtedly they consider this early stuff cringe. Most people do.
I think that the previous draft of the emperor’s new groove: the kingdom of the sun can be called lost media, the plot was completely different and there is a song that Izma was supposed to sing on that version, I think you can find it in TH-cam
Woah, Halyx sounded super cool. I know its a star wars knock off, but nothing can truly be original anyway, so I don't care. Besides, they clearly attempted new ideas with their stuff since it was a band and all. And that one of the members was a fucking gymnast, and the other drove around in his instrument.
Disney Quest should’ve lived longer and updated more to match the current trends and with more locations in lots of major cities across America like the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, the Disneyland Resort in California, another Anaheim location, more Florida locations, Chicago, New York City’s Times Square, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Williamsburg, Las Vegas, Houston, etc.!
I was wondering if anyone would be able to find this one particular piece of lost media. It's an old 90s Muppet like show from the Disney channel that I saw during sick days staying home from school. I believe the show was called Galileo's Island. I haven't been able to find any trace of it anywhere.
I wish #3 happened, because as it is the theatrical and home versions of it just didn't do anything for me. I'm usually a light touch for that kind of content too.
It’s crazy how Toy Story not only exists but is as massive as it is, first it was almost cancelled, then the sequel was deleted and if that one backup hadn’t existed, who knows if it would’ve turned into what it is today
The developers of the Disney Infinity game did a poll years ago between two characters to see which one people would want to see included as a figure for the game. It was right around when Frozen became incredibly popular, and the two characters were Olaf and DARKWING DUCK! Sadly the timing and matchup meant that Olaf was obviously going to win, and they never did the Darkwing figure. I have to wonder if there's any coding they were working on, or even prototypes of Darkwing that were in the works.
Idea - Rerelease all the Disney Quest games as a bundle on the major consoles; that's what should've been done... EDIT - ALL the originals, AND sone newly created additions (Inside Out; Haunted Mansion; Country Bears; Tangled; Zootopia; Big Hero 6; etc...)...
I vaguely remember Disney Interactive, I think I remember it on some of the VHS tapes I used as a kid. I do have the tapes but I don't have the remote to use it (or whatever you need to use it). I don't remember the games or what was on there, I just remember it saying to use Disney interactive, it always confused me and I would let it play so I can watch whatever Disney movie I was watching. Also, I don't remember if my family had a subscription or not, my older sister loves those Disney shows mentioned in this video and she would definitely be the type to play those games. I don't know, I doubt I ever saw them or not.
There are loads of other stuff, only of my uncles friends step dad? I forgot what it was, but Disney has loads of diffrent things like a messed up shot of steamboat willie, that was showed in testing, but remade.
I think Disney should do what WWE did, and release the hard to find stuff on Disney Plus in a collection, and use that as a selling point.
if they were to release this stuff, i think they’d bring in a good amount of extra money, but they might think the demographic for that kind of stuff (lost media searchers, people who love their franchises more than others, etc.) is too small. it’s a shame.
@@sky-ic7ji I think a few things like the deleted scene from Inside Out, the Black Friday Reel and The New Mickey Mouse Club (well, the episodes featuring popular celebrities at least) would have wide enough appeal, I think that alone would be enough to sell it.
Too bad their too busy trying to shove Star Wars, Marvel and their remakes down everyone's throats to do something like this.
All the ABC soap fans have been begging and pleading for the soap opera Disney owns to be released!! We hoped Disney plus would be the place but not so far!
Honestly, I liked to see them release Song of the South (I understand the racism and Controversy surrounding the movie) but if Warner Brothers is releasing all of their controversial episodes on streaming services, maybe disney should too.
The Hannah Montana anime is my favourite “lost media” but considering we don’t even know if it was made or just planned but scrapped
Can we even call it lost media ?
Imagine miley doing a magic girl transformation to turn into Hannah Montana and fight crime/perform concerts
Legit that sounds amazing
I never expected to read the words "Hannah Montana Anime" in my lifetime. But here we are.
It would’ve been considered non-existent if it wasn’t planned. I’d say yes, you can call it lost media, because it is indeed, lost.
I had a Dish network subscription at the time of Disney Channel Interactive. I never paid for the full service, but I did play the game demos they offered every week. The only one I remember was based on The Emporer's New School where you had to navigate Kuzco through a dungeon in Machu Pichu.
There is something similar in the UK disney channels
direct TV had something like that, It was fun :(
@@maxHeadroom325rayxerin I remember those, played those all the time as a kid when my PS2 broke.
@@dr.velious5411 twas epic. i wish i could rewind 11 years sometimes
@Darling Vexa Art describe them
Since The Muppets are owned by Disney, I should point out that most episodes of Sam & Friends (the show where Kermit made his first appearance) are now lost.
Why?
@@theorangetoad5669 If you're asking why point it out, he explains that at the beginning of the comment. If you're asking why they're lost, it's because they were performed live and were rarely recorded.
@@abraveastronaut oh ok
strangely, only one of Sam’s episodes is found
Interesting. I always thought Kermit's debut was in Sesame Street.
One of my favourite lost media from disney is a lost TV show that supposedly was one of the first shows to air on the original Disney channel. It was called Dreamfinders and was based on the ride at Disney world, Journey into imagination. But the only remaining evidence that it ever existed is an advertisement and a script found.
They were recently confirmed to have never made it past the storyboarded phase.
The guy in charge of the Disney Archive confirmed that scripts were written. They were just never produced.
I kinda remember an Emperors New School game in Disney Channel interactive... it;s all fuzzy though
I remember it too! It was like a maze type thing? Idk how to describe it.
@@QuintetMagician Sounds right to me actually
I vividly remember seeing teamo supremo, I didn't know it was lost media.
I just got some repressed memories from seeing this, I feel like it was called something else though
I found a teamo supremo puzzle at a thrift shop awhile ago... doesn’t help with the lost episodes but still interesting
Did you buy it?
@@kittykittybangbang9367 No, but I think I took a picture of it
@@muppetbabybobby do you think you can put on a website, and then link it to me
Reminds me of when I was a kid.
I loved the Heathcliff cartoon and the other segment The Catillac Cats.
Years after the show was off the air I found a few Catillac Cats puzzles at KB Toys. The writing was in French and they had a different name, Les Entrechats.
French kids aren't going to know that Catillac is a play on Cadillac.
Sorry it has nothing to do whit the topic, just brought up a fond memory.
I really miss KB Toys.
By the time Toys R us came to my area I was "too old" for toys.
I bought a few things there mind you.
My deep seated childhood memories took place at the toy isle of Wal-Mart and at KB.
KB and Big Lots both used to be owned by the same company.
I think that explains why KB would get strange and closeout toys now and again.
Great job man, I can see you making it big soon.
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Oh my goodness! I remember watching Teamo Supremo back in the day! I didn't realize that until you showed it.
Same man that caught me off guard
It ripped off of mucha lucha
@@cykanetwork775 dude mucho lucho doesn’t get the respect it deserves I swear kids WB use to be the place man!
@@spankymcanus999 yes
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This is a pretty interesting list you've made. I didn't know Disney had so much lost media within their pockets. Even researching a piece of lost media feels like either a lesson in history or a treasure waiting to be found. But still, great list overall.
BTW, I was wondering if you're going to make more lists like these, but for other various children's entertainment companies. Like a list on lost media from Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network.
If you're going to do either, I would suggest you start on Cartoon Network, because some of its lost media are instant gold waiting to be dug up.
Here's an example.
Ben Bocquelet, the creator of TAWOG, made an episode called "The Downer", where Gumball wished his family to disappear because he's in a shitty mood; only to nearly get consumed and by the darkness resembling his loneliness and guilt for wishing his family was all gone. I won't spoil the rest for you because you've seen Gumball yourself. ANYWAYS, there was an original draft of the episode that was a little too dark to air for the kids watching the show. Many questioned Ben about the nature of this episode and to this day many people don't know what has happened during the episode. Someone actually posted a rough draft of the episode's script; giving us the main lead on its search. The rest is all up to us to figure it out.
This may be an annoying way of suggesting people like you make more videos on lost media, but this could give you a good idea for the future of your channel.
That's all and sorry if I've wasted your time.
Disney Porn Vault is a real thing. Everything Disney artists create at time of employment is property of Disney, and a lot of artists are pervs, so there exists a special vault where all the NSFW stuff they draw in their spare time is stored. All of it is a media that is very unlikely to be ever released.
Disney Porn Vault is a real thing. Everything Disney artists create at time of employment is property of Disney, and a lot of artists are pervs, so there exists a special vault where all the NSFW stuff they draw in their spare time is stored. All of it is a media that is very unlikely to be ever released.
Maybe the reason why The New Micky Mouse Show is not officially released to the public yet is probably due to them needing to ask the original actors if they can use their work since all of the kids are now stars.
That’s a good point, with all the shit that’s going on with Brittney and her sketchy family rn this makes sense
Either that or possibly they might have to pay royalties and Disney is notoriously tight-fisted when it comes to doing that.
I have lost a piece of Disney media. It's an animated Peter Pan "segment", that possibly aired on TV in the 80s, or maybe early 90s. It seemed to be some kind of epilogue to the movie. The Lost Boys were flying back home to their moms, and Mr. Smee was going with them. Smee was swimming in their air, struggling to stay afloat. This "closure" to the story is contradicted by the 2002 Return to Neverland, so maybe it has been buried on purpose.
Additional notes: If memory serves, Smee's mom was implied to be still alive in England. If this was not a part of a TV special, maybe it was on a karaoke tape or something like that. If you think I dreamed this whole thing, let me know.
I know for sure that I played all of those dish Disney games. Because I used to spend hours playing kim possible and American dragon. I'm not playing around either. I remember that the American dragon was a platformer that required you to beat up enemies and being able to turn into the dragon if you collect enough of something.
I remember getting in trouble because After playing those dish games our cable bill was unbelievably high.
How the hell did you play a platformer with a TV remote ?
6:54 This game did not Require any head sets since I played it once in Florida. It was just a Light Gun game a rather simple one too the Actual Arcade Machines in Quest played alot better than it. They was a Super Hero VR one you stood up with motion wands using a Head set that was really unresponsive Wii Remote like tech. It was on rails and started with you trying to hit a Dog like creature which was hard to do. It had a early 90's Rob Liefeild like look to it and they was near Giant portrait of the characters near by it one looked like maleficent in a 90's comic book style.
I’d never heard of music land and I’m pretty knowledgeable about early Disney history. Interesting stuff, I love Defunctland as well
Who doesn't love Defunctland.
This might be a stretch but since the Mickey Mouse club had a Korean spin off with a couple of kpop singers do you think that they can’t release the 90s episode because of licensing? Idk pretty stupid but just wondering
Betting royalties to the celebrities is also a factor.
Funny that tailspin was only on for a season, kid me would’ve thought it was on for years, Disney afternoon was so awesome
Disney wasn't at all pleased with RKO Radio Pictures and wasn't just unhappy with Howard Hughes and his absolute disdain for the company. RKO wasn't going to distribute "The Living Desert" and that was the last straw. Disney decided to establish Buena Vista Film Distribution, Inc. to oversee the distribution of its movies.
I have one. The Disney Channel in the 90s used to have music breaks during its commercials. One of them was called Locomotion.
A number of them can be found on TH-cam, including Itsy Bitsy Spider by Little Richard and Debbie Gibson, Baby by Bobby McFerrin, Kokomo by The Muppets, Haircut by Craig Taubman, and a cover of Mariah Carey's "Make It Happen" by MMC's Jennifer to name a few.
Back in the 1980's and Early 90's they made music videos from animated footage and called it DTV. I don't they are lost persay just too many copyright entanglement to release them in any official capacity
That Defunctland video sounds awesome. I'm hyped. I'm really loving this channel. Lost media is so fascinating and I am glad I subscribed.
The Dreamfinders show teased to be part of the original Disney Channel lineup but ultimately never airing! One script is available online, but other than that, it's a complete mystery.
I think the Mickey Mouse Club episodes might have something to do with some of those celebrities' contracts. If they sang in the episodes, they might not be allowed to release them by their current label that has an exclusivity contract? Or maybe they are not allowed to show their likeness at all?
There's one Disney lost media that fascinates me. It's called Bus Life , a short series that aired on Disney Channel UK way back in 2003. I think 13 episodes were made but I've only found 2 so far. Cool video though, let's hope some of that lost media comes back on Disney + if enough people requested it
Man, I remember playing that Emperors New School game! It was sort of like a 2D dungeon crawler, I specifically remember box pushing being a prominent thing. It's a shame it's gone, I remember having a ton of fun.
I remember playing Disney channel interactive with my dad a lot when I was younger and I would always play the American red dragon game! I only remember these games being small fun games to play while probably waiting through ads 🤷♂️
Dude i definitely watched teamo supremo as a kid!
Just discovered your channel! I LOVE lost media, your videos are great to listen to while I'm working! Keep it up!
“Music Land” was a long lost Disney film according to #6 and it combined segments from both “Make Mine Music” and “Melody Time” was planned to release in 1955, because RKO got out of the Disney deal and formed Buena Vista Distribution Co. in 1954 and released “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” and “Lady and the Tramp”. After Disney end the deal, RKO was on its last legs and released “The Conquerer” in 1956 when it was under RKO and distributed by Universal. “The Conquerer” with John Wayne was one of the worst movies ever made, and it was one of the last movies that RKO produced. It was shot in a location site where a nuclear bomb got hit.
Ironically, “Music Land” fell into obscurity and it has not been seen in the public since 1970, and then got pulled forever in 1985. Unfortunately, there were no bootleg copies or 16mm prints of “Music Land” (1995) exists. If Disney might come across “Music Land ‘55”, it would be a mystery.
Prior to “Music Land ‘55”, many of the segments from both “Make Mine Music” and “Melody Time” we’re released separately as shorts in 1953.
After RKO died out in 1956, another company known as General Tire purchased the ill-fated RKO in 1955, and then 1959, it was spun off into RKO Teleradio, and in 1959, RKO General became a radio and TV station ownership where it remained until 1991 where it owned KHJ, and WOR for both radio and TV stations during the 1970’s and 1980’s.
Aladdin and the King of Thieves Dan Castelleneta audio. He recorded all the all the Genie's dialog for the movie, before they got Robin Williams to sign on.
Disney getting rid of Disney Quest was the stupidest thing ever.
I agree. Arcades, pinball, and VR were coming back. And the replacement was a flop from what I heard.
Do you know what they replaced it with
@@Dr.Vinny05 a stupid nba thing
It's sad when companies hide their own works like there's so many things that we will most likely never see
Especially if it's media that's banned for having content that wouldn't be considered PC by today's standards, which, yeah, from their POV, I understand, but, on the other hand, the historical value might be worth a look.
Case in point: There's a "Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers" episode called "Puffed Rangers" that mostly takes place in China. The original version had Asian car executives speaking in broken English and a lot of jokes and references to Chinese culture. Because of complaints about how racist it was, they made a new version where the car executives' English is more refined and all the Chinese culture jokes are altered or cut. The new version has aired on TV and was released on DVD, Blu-ray, and Disney Plus.
I bet the release of the All New Mickey Mouse club is being held back by either Brittany Spears or Justin Timberlake.
They'd have to sign off on the release and I bet they demanded an insane amount of money, like rich people are want to do.
Probably Brittney’s conservatorship or something
I watched a bunch of The New Mickey Mouse Club back in the day. I’m surprised that it’s not on Disney+ at least.
Great video! Another piece of Disney lost media that has recently had some episodes found is "Legend of the Ring of Fire." It's a really fascinating series that's still being searched for today. If you could signal boost the search efforts through your channel that'd be cool. You deserve more subscribers, I'll spread the word about your channel to other lost media hunters I know. :D
2:36 they used to be but now they're found! leaving only 5 episodes from the show's third season still lost and they're from the show's third and final season
Well there are 2 cancelled epic mickey games, kinda
On was a racing game and the other was a game known was epic donald
Sad to see that both were cancelled
A piece of lost media I’m wanting to be found was the 11 lost Roger Rabbit shorts. Basically, after the release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, 14 shorts were planned alongside the scrapped sequel. Only three shorts were finished and released with the fourth short “Hare in My Soup” being unfinished. 2 known animation cels were found of the fourth short but no footage of the other 10 shorts are known to exist.
Holy moly I played a Pirates of the Carribbean game at Disney Quest with my family in 2000! Still remember it, very cool
Wow, I expected this to be a rehash of BlameitonJorge's videos. Well done keeping things original.
Yo this channel has some promise, what other video ideas do you have in mind?
The presentation on those top 10s is great, and I love the more In depth looks like the cigarettes and valentines video, its reminiscent of blameitonjorge, while still presenting new topics, keep it up!
So Katzenberg was trying to take down Pixar since Toy Story.
Oh God disney's tale spin I actually found a copy but didn't know it was lost media or rare so I didn't get it it was on a bus tapes and so I thought why get it
I literally only clicked on this video because I saw Talespin in the thumbnail and it's one of my special interests lmao
It's not of much use, but if you'd like to know, one of the reasons *why* it's so disputed over how many episodes have lost voice recordings is because there's often confusion and debate over whether the show's 4-part pilot "Plunder & Lightning" counts as one episode or four, and how many (if any) episodes were in production before P&L went into production. Given how... let's say "unpracticed" Ed Gilbert sounds in the first two parts of P&L (as if he's still figuring out how he wanted to play the character) and how this is pretty much *only* present in P&L, I'd be willing to bet that those are the few episodes that Jymn Magon was talking about.
That being said, as interesting as it all was, I still kinda prefer Ed Gilbert and Tony Jay as Baloo and Shere Khan respectively. Screw Jim Cummings, tho.
Didn't RWJ start a TV show? It kinda looked like the Nutshack
Or maybe I'm just remembering Your Favourite Martian music videos....
I remember teamo supreamo being aired late night on the disney channel a lot back in the early 2000s. If I'd had known it would be so rare I could have recorded it.
To make your correction, “Peter Pan” was released in 1953, not 1954, and the title of the movie is “Make Mine Music”, not “Make Music Mine”.
#10 is the lost Deems Taylor track from “Fantasia”. As you can hear prior or Cory Burton, the original Deems Taylor audio was included on a VHS release from 1991, and on the 50th anniversary theatrical re-release of “Fantasia” from 1990, except for a brief snippet in the opening to “Fantasia 2000”. The film itself with the Cory Burton dub is on Disney+. I hope if the original Deems Taylor audio will be restore for the film’s 80th anniversary this year, “Fantasia” will be in 4K, Ultra HD, and digital using Dolby Atmos sound system for the home.
And Katzenberg got his wish and made a cynical, "adult" version of a Pixar film, and it was called "Shark Tale." Aside from that, did anyone actually like Teamo Supreamo? I felt that it was very lacking, especially since it was created by Doug Langdale, who did much funnier and more memorable stuff such as the Earthworm Jim cartoon series. The main characters were too squeaky clean, and not even in an ironic way. Everything else felt like a cheap knockoff of Powerpuff Girls, but without the edge, humor, likability, memorability...
The Country Bears movie, Kronk’s new groove , The Emperor’s new School, Brandy and Mr. Whiskers ,Buzz Lightyear of Star Command are also and House of Mouse are lost forms of Disney media.
I haven’t played games on DirecTV in 9 years
Keep up the good work. I love these videos. You got my sub. You're gonna blow up :)
Aw I remember the dish network service... I don't necessarily remember the games that were on there too much, but I do remember that dish had the service.
Part of me feels like there was a Lilo and Stich game but it's been years so I'm probably wrong.
@@kameronroberts1064 I also remember that but I’m not sure what type it was think a running game???
I think i have seen the alternate bing bong death scene on TH-cam but it was a couple of years ago so it was probably just me remembering the scene wrong
Those DIsney Dish interactive games are a blast from the past. I remember playing them whenever there wasent anything good on tv.
I’m half surprised he didn’t mentioned the Harry Potter Disney rip off cartoon. It think it was called ultimate book of magic if I recalled. Ya J.K. Rollings threaten to sue and if got pulled with only a few episodes aired.
I think it sounds like you were trying to explain this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_Book_of_Spells
I remember that crazy weird disney gaming service.
But my parents never used it. And thus i never used the weird disney gaming service. But i do remember advertisements for it. Never on tv though, usually in like a pamphlet when you bought a disney film on DvD.
Which was honestly a weird place to put that, but whatever. Lol
This channel is fascinating! I never knew we have lost so much to time considering how technology is fairly simple to store (VHS, DVD, CD, software, etc.).
genuinely thankful that i stumbled across this fantastic channel
4:50 it's an irony how nowdays star wars is owned by disney
Damn. Teamo Supremo was one of the earliest Toon Disney I watched as a kid. And more damned, it lost the episodes I remembered.
Mannnnn I remember teamo supremo it’s been like 17 years and I couldn’t remember the name of that show haha crazy I remember one of my friends when we were watching it tried to like pretend to be the jump rope girl but used a tape measure for a jump rope and sliced his finger wide open lmao
Bro I remember teamo supremo, was actually pretty good sad that it wasn’t more popular
Disney probably can't release 89 Mickey Mouse club because of contracts and licensing.
Justin Timberlake and Brittany Spears are BIG names. There's very likely some kind of royalty owed to the actors. Because the 80s had different acting contracts compared to today.
Disney is pretty disgusting when it comes to dodging contract laws and short changing actors.
I would add the original R-rated version of The Black Cauldron (before Jeffrey Katzenberg decided to meddle with it) and the Kingdom Hearts V-Cast game (which Square Enix had zero involvement with) to this list
I expected song of the south to be featured on the list because it's also lost
It's really not
I don't know if anyone mentioned this. But the biggest lost media from Disney I want found is the deleted scenes from the 1999 movie, Inspector Gadget. There was apparently over 30 minutes of footage cut for the official release. While very unlikely, I hope one day those lost scenes are released.
HOLY SHIT I REMEMBER THE DISNEY INTERACTIVE ONE. I PLAYED IT ON OUR DISH NETWORK WHEN I WAS LIKE 5. The Suite Life connect four game I remember, and I also recall there being an emperors new grove game where Cuzco was turned into a rabbit and he has to jump on some pillars or something to retrieve an antidote.
I remember when I was little going to Disney Quest in Orlando Florida located at Downtown Disney (now called Disney Springs).
What I can remember was at course the heavy use of screens, like lots of interactive places. There weren’t only VR stations but also places where you could draw stuff on a screen.
The VR games I can remember are the Pirates of the Caribbean one, an Aladdin carpet ride game, and also a Buzz Light year inspired game.
I’m honestly surprised that these games are lost though.
I only went to Disney Quest once because there was an entrance fee even if you were going to look around without queuing for the VR rides. I remember the Art of Animation station very well. The instructor was very impressed at how I followed along. I later revealed to him that I kept a Disney sketchbook with all the movie characters in it.
Wasn't Talespin SUPPOSED to be a spin-off of Duck Tales? But then I forget why it got Baloo as the main character
I'm sad that gigantic never got released it looks way more interesting than the awful live action remakes what are out now or wreck it ralph 2 or frozen 2.
I was on the Backlot tour one day when The All-New Mickey Mouse Club was filming. I recall Britney Spears being a name that was mentioned but this was probably 1992 so I don't know. there was a red brown haired girl and a dark haired girl.
Huh... I'm sure Teamo Supremo aired tons here in Australia when I was a kid. More incentive for me to finally get around to looking through the rest of my old tapes.
If you're looking for the lost episodes of Teamo Supremo, here's where you'll find them:
th-cam.com/play/PL9g2yTyWU6Rf3Bgyt8OkIZQG1PAQ-BAY1.html
This is the first video I've seen from this creator, but this was good content. I'm going to subscribe and watch more videos.
i remember a phineas and ferb disney interactive game where you were on a raft and had to avoid objects
this is great! I'm so obsessed with the whole concept of lost media
When Don Bluth found out about Phil Harris being unceremoniously fired from Tale Spin, he cast him as Patou in Rock A Doodle
And I loved the 4D rides. I remember going to disney in florida back in probably 96? And going on the "A bug's life" 4D ride and walking through the land they created that had giant objects such as a film canister, a battery, a can, that made you feel like you were tiny. Oh and a giant hose that would mist you with water. It was so cool as a kid I miss it
I actually remember playing those dish disney games back in the day
Can confirm, that pirates of the Caribbean game was badass
Bambi's mom dying reminds me about Chandler on the TV show Friends. Chandler admits he never cried for Bambi's mom when she died because according to him. Yeah it's sad when the artist stopped drawing the deer lol.
Those Dish Disney channel games you mentioned, reminds me of when Cablevision had a barbie channel back in 2008-2015 or so.
The zack and cody game looks really similar to a matching game the channel had.
I really dont remember any thing else from the channel, and the only other media I can find is 1 youtube video, its a shame that its most likely lost to time
I went to disney quest in 2010. I remember aladdin vr and potc vr
I EXACTLY REMEMBER THE DISNEY DISH GAMES!!!!!!!!!
But i only remeber playing only two games wich are based off kim posible.
The first was about kim climbing wich was a 2d game.
The second was a 2d game about ron trying to save kim.
Whats interesting is that both games are just a copy and paste of other dish games but with a kim posible theme.
Thats all i can remember, its not that enough but i tried to make prove of there existence.
Bruh, how TF did that star wars band get signed to electra... I'm sorry there's no way that this band was signed to the same label Metallica once were 😂
That 90's mickey mouse club is probably being hidden via one of those many, if not all, big name stars having bribed their way into hiding it.
I wouldn't want to remember any kind of cringe i participated in as a kid either.
xD
And undoubtedly they consider this early stuff cringe. Most people do.
I think that the previous draft of the emperor’s new groove: the kingdom of the sun can be called lost media, the plot was completely different and there is a song that Izma was supposed to sing on that version, I think you can find it in TH-cam
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@Toku Thoughts Thank you so much! :D
you both now have subs from me
Just A Spectator thank you
Woah, Halyx sounded super cool. I know its a star wars knock off, but nothing can truly be original anyway, so I don't care. Besides, they clearly attempted new ideas with their stuff since it was a band and all.
And that one of the members was a fucking gymnast, and the other drove around in his instrument.
I went to Disney quest. That one hit home for me
Talking Disney quest and I would love to see what happened the vr/motion rollercoaster ride. It was one you could build it yourself.
I remember playing those games back in the day
Same, but I never knew it was a subscription so my parents were always confused why the bill was so high.
Disney Quest should’ve lived longer and updated more to match the current trends and with more locations in lots of major cities across America like the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, the Disneyland Resort in California, another Anaheim location, more Florida locations, Chicago, New York City’s Times Square, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Williamsburg, Las Vegas, Houston, etc.!
I was wondering if anyone would be able to find this one particular piece of lost media. It's an old 90s Muppet like show from the Disney channel that I saw during sick days staying home from school. I believe the show was called Galileo's Island. I haven't been able to find any trace of it anywhere.
I wish #3 happened, because as it is the theatrical and home versions of it just didn't do anything for me. I'm usually a light touch for that kind of content too.
It’s crazy how Toy Story not only exists but is as massive as it is, first it was almost cancelled, then the sequel was deleted and if that one backup hadn’t existed, who knows if it would’ve turned into what it is today
The developers of the Disney Infinity game did a poll years ago between two characters to see which one people would want to see included as a figure for the game. It was right around when Frozen became incredibly popular, and the two characters were Olaf and DARKWING DUCK! Sadly the timing and matchup meant that Olaf was obviously going to win, and they never did the Darkwing figure. I have to wonder if there's any coding they were working on, or even prototypes of Darkwing that were in the works.
Idea - Rerelease all the Disney Quest games as a bundle on the major consoles; that's what should've been done...
EDIT - ALL the originals, AND sone newly created additions (Inside Out; Haunted Mansion; Country Bears; Tangled; Zootopia; Big Hero 6; etc...)...
I vaguely remember Disney Interactive, I think I remember it on some of the VHS tapes I used as a kid. I do have the tapes but I don't have the remote to use it (or whatever you need to use it). I don't remember the games or what was on there, I just remember it saying to use Disney interactive, it always confused me and I would let it play so I can watch whatever Disney movie I was watching. Also, I don't remember if my family had a subscription or not, my older sister loves those Disney shows mentioned in this video and she would definitely be the type to play those games. I don't know, I doubt I ever saw them or not.
There are loads of other stuff, only of my uncles friends step dad? I forgot what it was, but Disney has loads of diffrent things like a messed up shot of steamboat willie, that was showed in testing, but remade.
I loved Teamo Supremo 😢 you’re unlocking hidden memories. Great channel ! Subbed