Lost media

And

Lost Media is my guess.

A Flash Animorphs game.

Also, like, man, I played a lot of Super Smash Bros. and stuff.

So you couldn't find the first episode?

No, it's Lost Media.

That's crazy.

I

So if you're out there and you have an old VHS recording of Pitfall's Panda Puzzle, Put it online.

People want to see it.

I think there's only two episodes of this that aren't lost media.

And they're this one and one called Masked Menace Mess.

So we're gonna guide you through the incredible, often bizarre on-screen journey of Dr. Seuss.

We're gonna decode the weird lost media of the 1970s and '80s that you literally cannot find on the internet.

Which is a whole fascinating rabbit hole in itself.

Oh, it really is.

It's like the Avengers of the Seuss universe 50 years before Marvel even did it, just smashing action figures together.

Precisely.

But if these were major network events at the time, why can't I just pull out my phone right now and stream The Hoober Bloob Highway? Why are they considered lost media?

This is a profound paradox in the modern streaming age.

Well, I'm sorry you didn't like it.

I thought it would be cool to pick something like this where a movie is considered like what they call it, like a lost film, lost media.

Because I went down the rabbit hole.

You know how you went down the rabbit hole with the influencer horror movies?

Yeah.

I went down the rabbit hole months ago with like lost media.

And I was like, oh, that's so cool that somewhere out there, somebody has a recording of a VHS tape That they just had on their VHS.

You know how you can record straight from your TV to your VHS player?

Yeah, exactly

... you have Concert Heroes coming out, and then you did another one called Lost Media.

And actually, we're friends with Sean Phillips.

He's been on the show, and-

They're very, very gossipy, our audience.

So hang on, I wanna go back.

Lost Media, 'cause Lost Media, I saw the trailer for it, and, uh, Eric Roberts, Tom Arnold, Sean Phillips, whose...

It's actually his film.

a copy of this.

Because that's got to be Lost Media.

Like a local...

One and done show about a kid's fair hosted by Gary Coleman.

I mean, I suppose, like, you could probably release it now.

Does it really matter? Don't start getting me fucking talking about fucking Lost Media and Robot Wars again.

Oh,

boy.