{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dFvkUw9-08|320x240|center|First two ''Mister Rogers'' "Conflict" episodes, courtesy of TROG SLEEP NOW}}</div>
[[File:Conflict.jpg|center|thumb|320px|Screenshot from one of the ''Mr Rogers'' "Conflict" episodes|link=http://www.myspleen.org/details.php?id=25323]]</div>
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKTqmjzgD4k|320x240|center|psychoticgiraffe's video showing the PC version of ''Plumbers Don't Wear Ties''}}</div>
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6ISknBfBVM|320x240|center|The ''Pinwheel'' Roadshow (courtesy of Jon QUBE)}}</div>
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqiyDqu2nDs|320x240|center|Lost Media Chronicles episode 39 - The Velvet Underground Live Footage}}</div>
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{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNHeowUPiTU|320x240|center|Lost Media Chronicles episode 40 - Walt Disney's Oswald The Lucky Rabbit}}</div>
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{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCc5dE9_kXI|320x240|center|An important v-log from Randy regarding the LMW '''[PLEASE WATCH]'''}}</div>
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Hey everyone, dycaite here with the third notice board post for the month of March; it's always nice to have a busy news month for lost media! Here we go:
What's up guys, dycaite here -- and, first and foremost, I'd just like to wish everybody a safe and Happy Easter! That said, let's get straight into today's notice board post, which, as you'll no doubt have noticed, is quite the lengthy one; buckle up, buckaroos!
* As you will likely recall, a few weeks back, the first two episodes of the [[Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: "Conflict" (found episode arc of TV series; 1983)|''Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'' "Conflict" arc]] found their way online. Now, thanks to MySpleen user Snowpeck, all 5 episodes have been made available! The episodes in question (plus higher quality rips of the first two) can be found on the aforementioned [http://www.myspleen.org/details.php?id=25323 private torrent tracker, MySpleen]. As per Snowpeck's request that the episodes not be mirrored elsewhere, we won't be sharing any mirrored links; if you'd like a copy of these episodes and do not have a MySpleen account, myself, plus a handful of other generous users [https://discord.gg/7fNuA4A on the Discord] have banded together to give out invites; you need only ask for one (and - quick heads up - it's freeleech for the next two days, so you may just wanna do it sooner rather than later). Huge thanks to Snowpeck for recovering and sharing these episodes, truly a valiant effort and to be highly commended!
* A new episode of the [[Lost Media Chronicles|Lost Media Chronicles]] has been released! On this highly-requested episode, Randy covers the elusive [[Doraemon '73 (partially found first-adaptation anime series; 1973)|1973 series of Doraemon]]; check it out above!
* More [[Pinwheel (Partially Found Nickelodeon puppet series; 1977-1990)|''Pinwheel'']] has come to light! MySpleen user retroccn uploaded [http://www.myspleen.org/details.php?id=25237 not one], but [http://www.myspleen.org/details.php?id=25238 two torrents], each containing partial recordings of ''Pinwheel'' episodes (amounting to about an hour of ''Pinwheel'' footage in total; thanks retroccn!<br/>Speaking of ''Pinwheel'', three videos were recently discovered to have been uploaded to YouTube late last year, courtesy of Jon QUBE (from the interactive TV station QUBE, who used to air the series), totalling an impressive two and a half hours of ''Pinwheel'' footage! The videos in question can be seen above; thanks Jon!<br/>And, before anybody asks - no, sadly [[Pinwheel "Clock Man" (lost animated short; existence unconfirmed; 1970s-1980s)|Clock Man]] is nowhere in there. That doesn't mean I'm going to stop searching though ;)
* We have a new staff member, [[User:RSTVideo|RSTVideo]]! Please make her feel welcome and wish her luck in her new role - though, I'm sure she'll do great :)
* Two of the five [[Mister Roger's Neighborhood: "Conflict" (Lost TV Episodes; 1983)|''Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'' "Conflict" episodes]] have been found! Episodes 1521 and 1522 (ie. the first two episodes of the "Conflict" arc) were uploaded a little over a week ago by YouTuber TROG SLEEP NOW, although said uploads have now been taken down due to a copyright claim; fear not though, because several people (myself included) have made backups of the episodes and LMW contributor ApolloJustice has also made a YouTube mirror (of the two episodes in a single video), which can be viewed above; original webm backups [https://mega.nz/#F!DQZAQSxR!NngIF_5ampnRMW-_R7pAEA can be found here].<br/>Since the unearthing of these episodes, some... interesting (to say the least) articles have sprung up, theorising that their resurgence was a possible "warning" of sorts to Donald Trump. As an Australian, I'll let you guys in the US [http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2017/03/25/two-lost-mr-rogers-episodes-mysteriously-resurface-and-might-be-a-message-to-trump.html decide for yourselves] if there is [https://qz.com/942781/lost-episodes-of-mr-rogers-about-the-cold-war-have-emerged-on-youtube/ any merit to these] but from an outsider's perspective it seems like a pretty far-fetched thing to suggest... In any case, massive thanks to TROG SLEEP NOW for the provision and preservation of these TV relics and to blameitonjorge for [https://twitter.com/blameitonjorge/status/844700636612579330 tweeting about their recovery] (which is how I first learned that they had been put online); here's hoping the remaining three surface some day!<br/>P.S. Speaking of blameitonjorge, he recently uploaded a new lost media update video (in which the aforementioned ''Mister Rogers'' episodes are addressed), that can be seen above! Thanks to jorge for once again giving the site (and the site's Patreon) a shout out; I'm only too happy to return the favour :)
* [[Nickelodeon Magazine's Big 10 Birthday Bash (found TV special; 2003)|''Nickelodeon Magazine's Big 10 Birthday Bash'']] has been found! The half hour TV special was uncovered and uploaded by LMW contributor SpooferJahk and can be seen above (or downloaded in [https://mega.nz/#!nAkAlIDY!Nw960HGlShZ0a4SsmagqZSXhj7kl5sxaDRt3Tyvpsdo uncompressed form here])! Thanks SpooferJahk!
* The PC version of [[Plumbers Don't Wear Ties (lost PC version of 3DO game; 1994)|''Plumber's Don't Wear Ties'']] has been found! This rare version of the critically and commercially panned 1994 adult visual novel was found at Ball State University's library by YouTuber [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsc7TiL19rtQpnc8tI5Ji2A psychoticgiraffe], who subsequently ripped the game and has made it [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwrH7rwIpwxUampDUGtnM0s4NlE/view publicly available for download]! The game's unearthing went on to catch the attention of the folks at PC Gamer, one of whom recently [http://www.pcgamer.com/thought-lost-forever-one-of-the-worst-pc-games-ever-has-been-found/ gave it's rediscovery a write-up]! Big thanks to psychoticgiraffe for making this rarity available to all budding "bad PC game" enthusiasts and lost media enthusiasts alike, and to PC Gamer for giving the LMW a mention - much appreciated!
* Ray Chase, who worked in the animation department of the 2001 ''Jimmy Neutron'' film has recently released the "winning" animation that would have been used had the film won at the 2001 Oscars! This rare piece of animation can be seen above; thanks Ray!<br/>And on the topic of ''Jimmy Neutron'', a high resolution scan of a magazine article on the ''Johnny Quasar'' pilot has been provided by Redditor siliconclassics, featuring several high res screenshots from the short; it [http://i.imgur.com/pDiKU3q.jpg can be found here]. Thanks siliconclassics!
* Two episodes of [[Hippo Tub Co. (Partially found animated series; 2001)|Hippo Tub Co.]] have been unearthed by LMW contributor CDCB2! The episodes, "Finders Keepers; Singin' in the Drain" and "Norton's Turn; Am I Blue?" can be [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2ZPpPmqs4V0dkkzb0ZYMnBmVk0/view directly downloaded here], or can be streamed via the above link; Thanks to CBCB2 for unearthing these episodes, and a special shout out once again to ApolloJustice for providing a YouTube mirror!
* Ben from the Oddity Archive has uncovered and released a a rare 1965 audio recording of a Teleguide broadcast! Teleguide, a CCTV system used across hotels in New York in the 1960s, gave viewers information such as news, weather and other various tourist info. The hour or so of recovered audio can be heard above (and, if you'd like to hear more about the find, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG-XQTyGXw4 a haul video here] discusses its discovery). Truly a fascinating piece, thanks to Ben for making this publicly available!
* And if that all wasn't enough to sink your teeth into, Randy has released not one but TWO episodes of the [[Lost Media Chronicles|Lost Media Chronicles]]! This time he covers [[The Velvet Underground (partially found live footage of rock band performances; 1966-1970)|The Velvet Underground Live Footage]] and [[Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (Partially Lost series of Walt Disney shorts; 1927-1928)|Walt Disney's ''Oswald The Lucky Rabbit'']]; check them out above!
* And on a final, much more serious note, Randy has put out a new v-log, discussing the recently implemented rule changes, as well as addressing some of the burning issues the site has been facing lately. Please do give it a watch, it's important; you can do so via the above embed.
That's it for now - stay gold, people!
That's gunna do it for now, take it easy guys; peace!
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Screenshot from one of the Mr Rogers "Conflict" episodes
Lost Media Chronicles episode 42 - Doraemon 1973
The Pinwheel Roadshow (courtesy of Jon QUBE)
Pinwheel, year 1, part 1 (courtesy of Jon QUBE)
Pinwheel, year 1, part 2 (courtesy of Jon QUBE)
Nickelodeon Magazine's Big 10 Birthday Bash (courtesy of SpooferJahk)
Jimmy Neutron Oscar Win (courtesy of Ray Chase)
Teleguide audio footage (courtesy of Ben at the Oddity Archive)
An important v-log from Randy regarding the LMW [PLEASE WATCH]
What's up guys, dycaite here -- and, first and foremost, I'd just like to wish everybody a safe and Happy Easter! That said, let's get straight into today's notice board post, which, as you'll no doubt have noticed, is quite the lengthy one; buckle up, buckaroos!
As you will likely recall, a few weeks back, the first two episodes of the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood "Conflict" arc found their way online. Now, thanks to MySpleen user Snowpeck, all 5 episodes have been made available! The episodes in question (plus higher quality rips of the first two) can be found on the aforementioned private torrent tracker, MySpleen. As per Snowpeck's request that the episodes not be mirrored elsewhere, we won't be sharing any mirrored links; if you'd like a copy of these episodes and do not have a MySpleen account, myself, plus a handful of other generous users on the Discord have banded together to give out invites; you need only ask for one (and - quick heads up - it's freeleech for the next two days, so you may just wanna do it sooner rather than later). Huge thanks to Snowpeck for recovering and sharing these episodes, truly a valiant effort and to be highly commended!
More Pinwheel has come to light! MySpleen user retroccn uploaded not one, but two torrents, each containing partial recordings of Pinwheel episodes (amounting to about an hour of Pinwheel footage in total; thanks retroccn! Speaking of Pinwheel, three videos were recently discovered to have been uploaded to YouTube late last year, courtesy of Jon QUBE (from the interactive TV station QUBE, who used to air the series), totalling an impressive two and a half hours of Pinwheel footage! The videos in question can be seen above; thanks Jon! And, before anybody asks - no, sadly Clock Man is nowhere in there. That doesn't mean I'm going to stop searching though ;)
We have a new staff member, RSTVideo! Please make her feel welcome and wish her luck in her new role - though, I'm sure she'll do great :)
Ray Chase, who worked in the animation department of the 2001 Jimmy Neutron film has recently released the "winning" animation that would have been used had the film won at the 2001 Oscars! This rare piece of animation can be seen above; thanks Ray! And on the topic of Jimmy Neutron, a high resolution scan of a magazine article on the Johnny Quasar pilot has been provided by Redditor siliconclassics, featuring several high res screenshots from the short; it can be found here. Thanks siliconclassics!
Ben from the Oddity Archive has uncovered and released a a rare 1965 audio recording of a Teleguide broadcast! Teleguide, a CCTV system used across hotels in New York in the 1960s, gave viewers information such as news, weather and other various tourist info. The hour or so of recovered audio can be heard above (and, if you'd like to hear more about the find, a haul video here discusses its discovery). Truly a fascinating piece, thanks to Ben for making this publicly available!
And on a final, much more serious note, Randy has put out a new v-log, discussing the recently implemented rule changes, as well as addressing some of the burning issues the site has been facing lately. Please do give it a watch, it's important; you can do so via the above embed.
That's gunna do it for now, take it easy guys; peace!
