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Billion dollar freshmen Its a pilot of lab rats from disney channel

Lost episodes for old cartoonetwork shows

Now that the Figment animated episodes have all been found, there’s only one specific thing I’d love to see found. Or, a bunch of pieces of something I guess? I was so into Cartoon Orbit back in the day. I was very active on the website as well as the online forum communities. But at this point, there’s next to nothing out there about it. There are some screenshots of people’s czones, a good amount of the gtoons game, and a few more random screenshots and videos here and there. But if someone out there has a massive archive of footage, I’d love to see it. Especially from the early days, as the little amount we do have is from the later year(s). So much from that game is lost to time and it was such a big part of my life growing up from elementary through high school. It’s a shame it’s all gone.

I think it would be fantastic to have an accurate archived simulation of former live broadcasts in as close to their entirety as possible. Would be neat to type in a date and get the TV for that day.

Jarvis showing mad love! I smile 😊

Oh hey look two people I’m subbed to and watch regularly in the same comment, cool!

what about the other jordan

A little late to comment by the way, but fancy seeing you here, Jarv!

​@@colorless331I am not subbed to Jarvis

I'm sitting here wondering what happened to them all. I actually never saw this air- didn't even know it was a thing.

I was going to say the same thing; is that her? Lmfao

It’s gotta be her. There is probably only one girl in the world with her name spelled like that. And the age matches up. She was born in 1989 and 12 years old when this was filmed.

Came here to comment the exact same thing!! 🤙🏼

TJ Lavin hosts the challenge on MTV@@ItsDaJax

Most of the time there are some things better to be lost

@@doginhat13absolutely untrue. Nothing in history is better left forgotten

@@wrenstark6320 CP specifically Daisy's destruction

For me it was 7:22. I remembered the teams being introduced and those effects revealing the team rosters. I was like wait I've seen this!? Lol

I think about this zorb race all the time. I still wanna try it. But this was my first intro to them and it stuck. Man this is so cool.

I had the exact feeling of "wait a second.. I remember this" 🤣.. I also didn't remember a rocket power movie and the more I watched the more I was like... wait a second lol

Even more so since I watched Rocket Power, but not GaS.

Unless the OP both saves the masters, remembers where they are, and offers to share them.

just think about the thousands of tapes people might have or given away, tapes in stores that look like movies but were recorded over with never aired again stuff. there could be anything out there that might never be found again or anyone could find it, it’s pure chance

Yep. There's one thing catching old cartoons and tv shows, but seeing stuff like this with real people just hits different. For me it's just this stuff with kids about my age, I couldn't be bothered to see something like a network game show- not as nostalgic.

Also weird to think that a huge televised event like this could potentially get lost.

YES! 🙌🏼

Me too 😂😂

Those are the large hamsterball looking things that you sit inside of right? Then you get pushed down a hill

@@DirectorOfChaos9292 that’s the ones! They also put water in them so you can safely move around inside them without getting friction burn

@@DirectorOfChaos9292 yeah and some people would fill them with soap and water to slide around in

🎶 to my mother, to my father, it's your son or it's your daughter 🎶

THIS BEAT STRAIGHT GAS 🔥🔥🗣️🔥🔥

Personally I always hated Rocket Power. It was by far one of Nickelodeon's cringiest shows, and I grew up just despising it.

Oh yeah???

"(it's lost so what's there to be excited about?)" ......................are you joking? Do......... do you not understand that this is the entire appeal in the first place? You know... the importance of media preservation?? ...........you have to be joking.

@@the-NightStar Did you read the rest of my comment? But to clarify: Before finding Scribbles to Screen I thought "lost media" meant it was absolutely, without question LOST- like Greek texts lost to the time in the destruction of Alexandria or something. Sure, it'd be interesting to speculate what they could've held, but they're GONE. I had no idea that an entire community of people existed out there who were dedicated to dredging up dusty, old VHSs, cassette tapes, or the like that held tidbits of media that have otherwise gone missing in the main stream. I had no idea that the VHS recording of Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer that my parents had made was of the original broadcast, and how lucky I was to be familiar with that version of it- I had no idea multiple versions of the movie existed. I didn't know about the MGM fire and how much was destroyed in it. I didn't know that at the beginning of big screen film showings, no one had considered the value of re-releases and that those films were often thrown away as soon as the premier showing was over. I didn't know that the BBC had a policy of disposing of reels when shows hadn't been rebroadcast in a certain amount of time. I was completely oblivious to the idea that at one point in time, it was simply common practise to throw away films, songs, books, etc. that had lost popularity in the public eye, and just kind of took it for granted that if it were recorded, it MUST have been kept SOMEWHERE for history's sake, and if lost, it must have been lost for good. I've since come to realise how ignorant I was, and I've come to understand that the world of lost media is a lively and fascinating world to delve into. I'm still very much a novice in this world, but my eyes have certainly been opened to just how fascinating it is, how exciting it is when something presumed lost resurfaces, and how easy it is to brush off the value of those that hunt down these gems. I certainly do not mean to dismiss lost media, I just mean to express that at one point I thought the idea of lost media was little more than pointing out that something no longer exists. I had no idea that people were actually having success in recovering these things, and now that I DO know this, I've come around to understanding how hard these people work for the sake of preservation of media, which is a wonderful and valuable thing to do.

What's so exciting is that Media has been found from being lost *forever.* Media Preservation, my guy. How can you not care about that?

The orb was the best part

​@@NicoTheCinderaceproof that you don't read past the first line.

Rocket Power was one of my favorite shows

@@brandonfulstone7628 have you been to Santa Cruz in Cali? It’s just like the town that rocket power was based in

@angelsunlight I've been to Santa Cruz. It's about a half-hour trip from me