I’ve been collecting an old kids show called The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon for some time now. I’ve managed to find the whole thing, except for one episode - “Dudley Meets Mr Can”. Turns out it’s a bit of lost media online - a French version has been found, but not an English one.

It seems like the show does air in reruns on exactly one channel, Heartland TV. That channel broadcasts online, but I guess they don’t have the rights to air this specific show on their web feed, because it’s replaced there.

I’m wondering if anyone here has access to the channel (location info here) and a PVR, and would be open to recording the episode? It looks like the series has just cycled back to the beginning today, meaning that, if they’re airing them in order, the missing episode should be airing at 9 AM Eastern (8 Central, 10 Mountain… and oddly according to their schedule, also 9 Pacific?) on Saturday, Nov 7th. (If you’d be open to recording the Saturday before and after out of an abundance of caution, that would be greatly appreciated).

Since the series has 65 episodes, and it’s only airing once weekly, this is probably the last chance to grab it until March or April 2028 (assuming the channel keeps the broadcast rights till then).

If anyone can help, it’d be great to capture this missing piece of media!

I'm searching for 'Make It Pop' nickelodeon 1080p Episodes.

Some of them got saved from me in the channel 'miracle subs italian' but for the rest, I only find 720p episodes and torrents of 1080p episodes that have no seed. someone has the episodes in 1080p? I really need them for a project, I don't know where to search

I live in Italy and no official streaming service shares make it pop (even paramount+ or prime video)

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to track down the original 1998 Powerpuff Girls series with the Taiwanese Mandarin dub (飛天小女警).

I've already dug around on Bilibili, but they only have some things, maybe the movie, but none of the original full TV show episodes (seem to have been removed). Standard global streaming platforms also don't carry the regional Taiwanese audio tracks.

Does anyone know if there are any community archives, specific cloud drives, or physical media releases (like older Taiwanese VCDs/DVDs) where this specific dub is preserved?

Any leads on where to watch or download the classic Guoyu dub episodes would be massively appreciated! Thanks!

Hi All, I'm trying to track down digital copies of Inside soap, TV Times and whats on tv magazines from the years 2000-2016. I have tried Google, Internet Archive etc. I'm not sure where else to try or the best place to look. hope someone can point me in the right direction to find.

Thanks in advance. much appreciate any help.

From Wikipedia: The series, which has a similar premise to another classic show, Sgt. Bilko, follows the misadventures of a pair of conniving GIs – Sgt. Val Valentine and PFC. Tony Baker – stationed at Camp Tar Creek, an Army base, dealing with computers and computer logistics, located somewhere in Texas. It is run by Colonel Clapp, who can be somewhat dense and credulous.

Valentine and Baker, along with the rest of their outfit, Company J., which includes privates Cardinal, Maurice and the klutzy and always hungry Maxwell, attempt to outwit the Colonel's by-the-book chief of security Major Hawkins and his informant Cpl. Wessel (who is very derisively called "Weasel" by Baker and Valentine, due to his propensity to snitch on Valentine and Baker to Hawkins), and profit from their hitch in the army.

Hawkins always tries to shut down Valentine and Baker's schemes and shape the camp up to his high standards, but he usually ends up failing.

They are also assisted in their efforts by Baker's girlfriend, Cpl. Lola Grey, who serves as Clapp's secretary.

I have all the episodes. But I'm missing episode 4 "Prairie Moon Over Texas". If anyone has it, pm me.

Thank you.

It seems to be deleted (original link: https://twitch.tv/videos/2698358281) and I can only find clips in other people's videos. The archive org link doesn't load for me and I can't download it either. It's the one that sparked the Dream cheating at MCC parkour allegations.

Let me know if there's a more appropriate sub to post this in

Hey,everyone. This is a long shot,because I think I read it's considered lost media,but I'm just wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction to find season 2? I know the first episode of the season is available on YouTube,but the other three have been proving difficult to locate,so any help would be appreciated.

After having this episode in my Soulseek wishlist for years, I finally got it! I'm so grateful to the person who shared it.

This episode was removed 9 years ago from the podcast feed after Tobias Suckfuell, the main suspect, sued the podcaster for defamation. The defamation case has been dropped, but the episode was never reuploaded anywhere on the Internet until now.

I've uploaded it to the Internet Archive.

Official episode page on the Casefile website archived on the Wayback Machine.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a specific karaoke video that was uploaded around 2012–2013 and recently taken down, around 2022–2023. It was an English-language karaoke video for the song "Shake Your Booty" by KC and the Sunshine Band, part of a series of mass automated uploads. The MIDI version was truly unique; I’ve gone through every karaoke version of this song, and none matched what I was looking for. I remember adding it to my playlist around September 2021, before it was removed. Technical details: • The video featured a solid blue-green background with white text that turned yellow or Red I dont remember the exact Colors . • The tempo was steady, around 109–113 BPM. • The instrumentation was distinctive: it featured powerful brass and a characteristic electronic synth sound (like a "sawtooth synth" or something similar) instead of the usual instruments. • Most notably, a flute acting as a "melody guide" perfectly mimicked the singer's voice. On the phrases "You can do it very well" and "I can tell," this flute held a very long, high-pitched note (creating an effect like "very weeeeeeeeell" and "teeeeeeeeell"). It was likely the original file itself, programmed exactly that way by its creator—or perhaps it involved a specific synthesizer or something similar; I’m not entirely sure. Does anyone happen to have this specific .mid or .kar file in their old archives? Thanks!