LMW in the media

This page lists notable pages where the Lost Media Wiki itself has been mentioned or interacted with.

Mentions

A Day With SpongeBob SquarePants: The Movie

• The Internet's Obsessive Hunt for a Bootleg SpongeBob Movie That May Have Never Existed.
• The "Lost" SpongeBob Movie That Haunted the Internet Never Existed in the First Place.

Cracks AKA "Crack Master"

• Eerie, 1970s Sesame Street Clip Starring 'Crack' Monster Resurfaces Online.

Della!

• Decades Before Oprah, Della Reese was the First Black Woman to Host a Talk Show.

Gnorm Gnat and Jon

Online reviewer Quinton makes a video about early obscure Garfield comics, and how his search for Gnorm Gnat - where he mentions the original LMW article - led him to the discovery of Jon.

Looney Tunes: By A Hare (lost build of cancelled arcade racing game; 1993)

• An article on Unseen64.

Plumbers Don't Wear Ties

• PC Gamer article on the resurfaced PC version of Plumbers Don't Wear Ties.

Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa

Online comedic reviewer Phelous has made a video about Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa. In the beginning, he mentions how the special was acquired by Dycaite of the Lost Media Wiki.

Special Friends: Ring-Along, Sing-Along!

Toy reviewer/reaction channel Chadtronic has made a reaction video about Special Friends: Ring-Along, Sing-Along!. He also gives a brief mention to the Lost Media Wiki.

Yeah Yeah Beebiss I (lost build of unreleased video game; existence unconfirmed; late 1980s)

• Kotaku Australia article about the mystery of Yeah Yeah Beebiss I.

Miscellaneous

• You Can’t Trust the Internet to Continue Existing.
• 7 can’t-miss pieces of pop culture to catch up on this weekend.
• Internet meme database website KnowYourMeme mentions the Lost Media Wiki as having a comment referring to the infamous bragging statement "My uncle works at Nintendo". For a while, it erroneously stated that this was the earliest recorded use of the expression, back in 2004 (the Lost Media Wiki would not be created after many years later).

Interviews

Lost Media in General

• Lost Media: les chercheurs de trésors du web (original French version); Article on lost media seekers, for which dycaite was interviewed.
• Lost media: the Internet's treasure hunters; English translation of the preceding article for the LMW (Special thanks to Reynard!).
• The internet community unearthing lost episodes from your childhood faves; Article about lost media, the Lost Media Wiki, and the lost media community in general, featuring interviews from dycaite and Lucy, among other interviews from LMW collaborators blameitonjorge and LSuperSonicQ.

Christine Chubbuck’s suicide footage

• How the Video of Christine Chubbuck’s Suicide Became a Very Macabre ‘Holy Grail’ , for which dycaite was interviewed.

Pages on Other Sites

• TVTropes page about the Lost Media Wiki.
• Know Your Meme page about the Lost Media Wiki.