The Greatest Youtube Videos -

[MechanicusAdmin]

 

[ShittyRecolor]

Such a bummer I didn't come across this animation sooner, it's as amazing as it is hilarious:

 

[Trilby]

Of remote and niche interest, footage from a Chicago-based hospital closed-circuit TV broadcast of BINGO!

 

[Strange Rope Hero]

Brian's entire youtube channel:

Aliantos entire youtube channel:

 

[Trilby]

Another "not really great", but it's amusing they could go out of their way to have E.T. come back for an ISP commercial...

 

[ShittyRecolor]

Instead of wasting money on The Cucking of Skywalker, watch this truly beautiful addition to the Star Wars mythos:

 

[Ralph Barnhardt]

I can't believe I forgot about these

And...this

 

[Sigma]

 

[ShittyRecolor]

Ultimate Chad mode activated:

 

[PS1gamenwatch]

Ed Edd n Eddy as villains in Ranma. Double D's eyes.

 

[ulsterscotsman]

 

[Trilby]

Of some mild interest, 17 minutes of a home video recording from 1972(?). I always get a kick out of these things as they are a snapshot of a world that was and the people who lived it.

 

[Immortal Technique]

A pianist wins over two 7 ton audience members.

(They squeak from curiosity and flapping ears indicates happiness (among other things)

 

[Trilby]

A peak behind the scenes of the company that colorized movies for Ted Turner, Color Systems Technology...

 

[ulsterscotsman]

The greatest dis track ever.

 

[ShittyRecolor]

 

[Trilby]

A forgotten Nickelodeon series from 1980!

EDIT Of some interest a young Jim "Doug" Jinkins plays a small role of a film director.

 

[ShittyRecolor]

A forgotten Nickelodeon series from 1980!

As I'm largely unfamiliar with Nickelodeon outside of what it looked like between the '90s and early 2000s, seeing stuff like this is pretty fascinating. Kinda interesting how the channel used to be more adventurous and experimental than Cartoon Network despite being quite a bit older.

 

[Trilby]

As I'm largely unfamiliar with Nickelodeon outside of what it looked like between the '90s and early 2000s, seeing stuff like this is pretty fascinating. Kinda interesting how the channel used to be more adventurous and experimental than Cartoon Network despite being quite a bit older.

Yes, this was the Nick I grew up on. Probably helped that cable was still a new concept in America and the sort of rules weren't nailed down completely. Nick during the time this show was made was often touted as "PBS you paid for" given its educational content. It was also commercial-free.

 

[ShittyRecolor]

Yes, this was the Nick I grew up on. Probably helped that cable was still a new concept in America and the sort of rules weren't nailed down completely. Nick during the time this show was made was often touted as "PBS you paid for" given its educational content. It was also commercial-free.

Sounds awesome! As much as I love stuff like the old Transformers or GI Joe cartoons out of nostalgia, it's nice to see not all '80s children's programs were so hellbent on just selling toys.