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It seems that the Pokémon YTP I mentioned two months ago has found its way back onto YouTube.

In any case, I archived a copy in the case that it gets taken down again.

Edited by StewieGriffin34 on Jul 9th 2023 at 5:40:00 AM

I'm a fan of PBS idents and funding credits, and I remember seeing this artsy-looking ident that was used briefly in the mid-'90s, but I can't find it anywhere.

I remember watching this Go Animate video on YT where Boris briefly felt guilty about the way he treated Caillou, only to get an Ignored Epiphany when Doris convinced him that it wasn't his fault. I can't seem to find it anywhere now, though.

On the topic of GoAnimate, there was an "Elmo Gets Grounded" series that had Elmo voiced by a real person, which is also what OfficerPoop247 did. I don't remember who made these other Elmo videos, but I remember that the original uploads were gone by the time I discovered them. One channel had all the videos combined into one video, while the individual videos, except for the finale, were on a channel called "ArsterButher". These reuploads are now gone. By the way, this series ended with Elmo being thrown into a crocodile pit.

By the way, the channel with the individual videos also had a video that claimed to be an "ultra rare" Sesame Street intro from a specific date in 2001. It cut to a picture that I posted about in the "Unconventional Nightmare Fuel" thread here (which is why I never watched the whole video) before eventually cutting back to the intro (with TV static as it cut back, I think). By the way, the picture was different from the video in the linked post: it was instead edited from the moment of the "Toodle-oo!" where Big Bird has his mouth open the widest. *shudder*

Edited by MisterToodleoo on Jul 11th 2023 at 5:57:16 AM

Here's something else from GoAnimate.

I remember a couple Grounded videos by one user where almost every sentence had gibberish in it.

One video had PC Guy getting grounded for dancing in a bedroom and making objects float away. This act was referred to with gibberish.

The other video had someone getting grounded for somehow teleporting someone else inside of Windows 95; this act was called "[GIBBERISH] Windows 95".

Another lost GoAnimate video that I found hilarious as a kid was this one where Bobbyispoopy (the guy who loves Toilet Humour) went to McDonald’s. In a twist of the formula, instead of getting mad that they were out of a food he wanted, he got pissed when he found the men’s room was out of order. I also remember a scene where he said, “I want to go to McDonald’s” for almost twenty seconds straight.

I have an update on the Elmo videos: I have found more than one reupload of "Elmo Destroys the Buildings" and a chopped-up version of "Elmo Wants Ice Cream". They were originally made by Tagurit776.

Now, here's another video I can't find anymore: "PC Guy Gets Grounded by Microsoft Sam". It was a very short one that began with PC Guy sitting on a couch, saying "Ha ha ha. Microsoft Sam is crazy." Sam, as a black stick figure, then angrily entered the room, walking behind the couch. He turned to PC Guy and said, without moving his mouth, "How dare you say that about me? You are grounded, PC Guy!" (I don't remember if he said "you are" or "you're".) The video then ended with fake glitches of some sort.

Another lost GA video was about Doris from Caillou giving birth to Rosie (it's been gone ever since the original uploader removed his channel, and bits and pieces of it are only available in this reaction video; for some reason, the reactor skipped past most of the good parts).

I'll list other moments I remember that aren't shown in the reaction vid. Boris revealed to Caillou that Doris was pregnant, and she went on a very long tangent. Whenever the scene cut to Boris and Caillou whispering, Doris could be heard saying, "Blah, Blah, Blah..." in the background. Later, when Rosie was born, she went flying across the room with a fire behind her like a rocket. Boris said, "She's so fucking adorable!" Caillou then called Rosie an "ugly ass" due to her Gonkish face, and then his parents yelled at him (as per usual), and even Rosie looked pissed off despite only being a baby.

There was a time when some "Dora Gets Grounded" videos by ThatBluePandaGuy were only available in censored form. Later, the uncensored versions were re-uploaded on that user’s second channel.

A video from another user that is currently only available in censored form is "Swiper Gets Held Back". In particular, there is a scene where the human Swiper sings (actually recites) what a teacher calls "the worst song ever". In the censored video, it goes, "Move move move move your [BLEEP] across the anime [BLEEEEEEEP]. [BLEEP] [BLEEP] [BLEEP] [BLEEP], and then you die." I have never seen the uncensored version of the video, but I hope I get to someday.

There also used to be a Boris the Teeth Guy video where he beat up FreddyYesDoraNo and got defenestrated as punishment. YouTube had a censored version, while the uncensored version was on the GoAnimate website and only available to people with GoAnimate accounts. Not only is the uncensored version lost due to the rebrand, but the censored version is gone too.

Edited by MisterToodleoo on Jul 17th 2023 at 5:14:18 AM

Yet another now-deleted Go Animate video involved Eric and David having to look after their kid sister Ivy while their parents went to see The Croods. After their parents left, David suggested that they do something fun and Ivy ran with Wheel o' Feet. David told her to stop running like the Roadrunner and she said, "Meep-meep!" before running into them, sending them flying. Then they watched Rocket Power and Ivy demanded that they go to the movies to see Barney's Great Adventure. Eric responded with a Rapid-Fire "No!", and she turned into a giant and yelled, "TAKE ME TO SEE IT" in a very deep voice.

At that point, her brothers finally relented and took her to the theater, but it wasn't long before they got bored and decided to crap on the screen. They abandoned the crying Ivy in there and joined their parents, and when their parents found Ivy, she told them what the guys did. They got grounded (as you'd expect). Then a bodyguard with a southern accent said they were under arrest, and to add insult to injury, Barney himself appeared out of nowhere and said they'd be forced to watch more episodes of his show.

Unfortunately, I can't find any reuploads.

Edited by Segal991 on Jul 17th 2023 at 11:10:54 AM

And another lost GoAnimate video that I watched a lot as a kid was one where a girl named Ivy had been suspended from preschool for beating up a classmate for poking her with a stick. There were some funny moments, such as Ivy’s mother saying, “So you had to give {the student} a broken nose and a black eye? Who do you think you are, Superman?” and then dragging Ivy to her room as the later belted out a Rapid-Fire "No!". Afterwards, Ivy sneaked out the window to meet her friends at the park and they played hide and seek. Just then, Ivy’s mother came to look for her and Ivy ended up giving away her hiding place by sneezing (read: saying “Cough cough. Achoo.”). She tried to lie that she was a talking tree, but she was dragged home and then all her belongings were donated to charity (that’s a little harsh).

I've been on a small hunt for the "How To Play" videos that were on the LEGO website in association with their Games (as in, physical games made with lego) theme. If anyone has any aside from the ones still on LEGO's official channel, please tell me.

Back in my elementary school days, there was a YouTube channel with some old home movies, featuring a kid named Alex, I think. Both videos I remember had CBC playing in the background; one video featured the credits of Sesame Street and the other featured the credits of Mr. Dressup and the beginning of the former.

Now, the one video seemed to include parts of an extended closing theme of Mr. Dressup, and to this day, that video is the only place I have ever heard it.

There's this one Pokémon mobile game clone I cannot for the life of me remember its title. I vaguely remember the graphics, but anything else? None! I hate it! And I'm pretty sure it's lost to time, now…

I saw a Go Animate video that was a more faithful remake to Cartman’s “fuck me” rant when he was not allowed to buy an iPad. This time, Cartman’s Cluster F-Bomb was uncensored, unlike most of these remakes where a character is bleeped out. It also included the scene where Cartman is struck by a Bolt of Divine Retribution. I can’t find it nowadays, though.

Edited by Segal991 on Jul 25th 2023 at 3:26:31 AM

In my elementary school days, I remember seeing a "PBS 1971 Bloopers" video where the last blooper included the CBS logo and announcer. The video then ended with a montage of all the bloopers set to "XTC" by Dream Your Dream, just like the Willy Freebody video that inspired it. I think the first blooper in the montage was labelled "mirrored".

Edited by MisterToodleoo on Jul 25th 2023 at 9:16:39 AM

Schaffrillas Productions made a "Will They Be in Smash?" video for Lightning McQueen, which was referenced in the Palpatine video, but it must either be unlisted or deleted (presumably because of COPPA).

There used to be a YouTube video called "What is YouTube Poop? But It's Actually Good", which was an extended version of the titular Behind The Meme video. I never watched the whole thing, but I remember that it featured some YTP clips early in the video, including "You Are a Sad Strange Little Man".

I remember around 2009 or so, I saw this animation which was about Pokémon set to "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Albuquerque." All I really remember is that it had a Pikachu as the singer, and during the "box of crazed starving weasels" scene, I think the seller was a Treecko, and the weasels weren't any Pokemon, they were just pitch-black monsters. Supposedly, the scene with "Zelda" had her be a Kirlia/Gardevoir, but I don't think I saw that part.

Another old Pokemon animation from around the same time I remember had an ending with a Wooper saying "I see you, Pikachu" from which Pikachu replied with "Leave me alone man!"

I don't think either of these exist anymore.

Less "Lost" and more "very out of print and too rare to find online", but if anyone can find a place with this doujin in stock please tell meivebeenlookingforitforyears-

Here is the PBS-style CBS logo I mentioned on this page. The description was updated to say that it was featured on The Daily Show on May 6, 2009! Like I said, I first saw it in a now-lost Willy Freebody-style "PBS Bloopers" video.

I would also like to mention some things about the original version of a YTP called "Arthur and the Teletubbies" (which is from 2008, according to a commenter):

• It was originally uploaded in two parts due to YouTube's policy at the time. Because of this, the first part had some text at the end that said to watch Part 2.
• When Buster pretends to play a trumpet, after the clip is looped then slowed down, it originally played sped-up a few times. I remember laughing out loud when I saw that.
• Arthur originally said that D.W. was watching the bagel (which I misheard as "the big"). Shortly after the first time that Luigi clip was used, there was a clip that included the phrase "supposed to be crafty".
• According to YouTube commenters, the original version featured the song "Smooth Criminal".

I never watched the original Part 2. When I first found Part 1, I skipped over some parts. Later, I tried watching it straight through (this is when I laughed out loud, as I mentioned), but then, just like what happened with a couple of Elmo YTP's I mentioned on the first page of this thread, I gave up on the video because of a part with censor bleeps. I'm including the 2015 version of the poop in this post, so you can compare it to my descriptions here.

Edit: PBS blocked it, so click here for the Internet Archive upload.

Edited by MisterToodleoo on Feb 27th 2024 at 11:35:18 AM

I remember seeing a very surreal GoAnimate video where Professor Toothy appeared. At one point, he startled an offscreen person in the bathroom, and the person threw him outta there.

Several, but off the top of my head...

There was this one WMM video from the Brawl era made with MS Paint in which Meta Knight stands on the edge of a cliff monologuing to himself about knowing that, one day, something amazing will happen that will change his life. Illia's Theme from Twilight Princess was playing in the background. Then the Llama Song started playing out of nowhere, prompting Meta Knight to ask aloud something along the lines of: "YOU DARE INTERRUPT MY EMO MOMENT?" This annoys him to the point where he jumps over the edge of the cliff, spins in place and falls down, all while screaming. We then cut to a boombox with Solid Snake and Sonic the Hedgehog laughing. The final shot before the credits is a screenshot of Super Sonic from Sonic X with the This Is Sparta remix screaming at you and text like this:

The Brawl era was an interesting time. Sadly, I can't find this little time capsule anywhere on YouTube.

There was a PSA for The Salvation Army that played on Chicago television in the early 1970s. It showed a series of animation stills featuring a Dagwood Bumstead lookalike in all sorts of peril. A small brass band provided the background music. I know it existed, but it seems as if I'm the only person who remembers it.

For over 13 years one dub in the collection of 24thPowerProductions SpongeBob Dubs has been lost and that's of the episode "The Secret Box". 24thPowerProductions was a mildly popular YouTube channel at 500 something subscribers before his unjust termination. He made hilarious gag dubs similar to greenday12688 who did the legendary Grandma's Kisses Dub. This is the only lost dub in the collection that has yet to resurface and me and several others have been looking to find someone who Archived it before its deletion.

More information can be found on the page for the dub series itself and there's even a page for it on the Lost Media Wiki.

If you happen to have The Secret Box dub saved to your hard drive, PLEASE let me know! Thanks!

Edited by Tacoyogo on Sep 13th 2023 at 7:25:11 AM