Twitter: @blameitonjorge

Other videos you might like:
Lost Media Found in the Strangest Ways
https://youtu.be/BwtQZO0vi24

The Lost Media Iceberg
https://youtu.be/V9vvhq57BkI

UPDATE:
As many have pointed out, a high quality version of the Boy with a Balloon episode of Mujer is available:
https://youtu.be/GXYqQxH2Gys

UPDATE 2: Biblical Subway Commercial found:
https://youtu.be/tOIZdsgbeAI

THIRD UPDATE FFS (2/26/21): Creepy Demon Commercial was discovered and can be viewed here:
https://youtu.be/pdE_zjgf-Uk

2050: Anyone remember this live action show with puppets that sang about getting creative, and then it turned all creepy?

The fact that its existence can't be confirmed is actually kinda sad. Hopefully some people who encounter this video, that may know where the original source of the commercial, can maybe respond of a video of their own.

Imagine someone already uploaded hitogata but everyone thought it was just another recreation

I really hate when someone has the only known copy of some lost media and decides to not share it and keep it for themself.

Isn’t it sort of haunting to know that, every time you see a piece of media, it could very well be the last time anyone sees it?

OMG! I worked on the 2004 (Quantum Quest) film! I met Dr. Harry Kloor at Siggraph. He told me he was looking for 3D modelers and animators. I was contracted to model the character, Moronic, in Lightwave 3D. I modeled the character, and I was paid for the work, but I never heard anything more about it. I still have the model of the character. I wasn't aware that the film was completed. Very interesting!

Nasa: Let's make a movie about this space craft we launched to saturn.
People: Oh cool, is it like a documentary?
Nasa: No, it's about a sentient photon.
People: Oh, is it educational or?
Nasa: It has lizard people and space battles with aliens.

Update: Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey have been officially released on VOD services by Giant Pictures.

That fact that Quantum Quest was screened for school children makes me happy knowing that twenty years from now those kids will be online thinking they’re insane for nobody else knowing what they’re talking about just like the rest of the Lost Media fandom

Update: The demon lady oat bar commercial was found. It's an advert for carb solutions called "baby shower"

I have a scene that traumatized me as a kid and still is extremely disturbing when I think about from casos de la vida real. I can't remember the plot of why it ended this way but the last minute of it is the dad really wanting money so he takes his son to another room and closes the door and suddenly you just hear him beating him over and over and the kid is screaming and then it fades. When the next scene starts, he's in the streets holding his son in his arms and the sons knees and legs are completely covered in blood and the dad is pretending to cry, begging people for money to "get surgery for his son"

I really hope the Hitogata commercial is found, since I have had a lifelong obsession with PSAs.

The lost media that we search for is just what people remember. Imagine all the lost media that no one remembers...

"What color is the balloon, mom?" God that line brings me shivers.

Mujer Casos de la Vida Real was like the Mexican Twilight Zone, but for señoras.

My mom used to watch Mujer, Casas El La Vida Real as a kid, and recently i showed her this video to jog her memory of the show. She remembers most of the episodes, even recognized some of the actors, as she said, supposedly the actors appeared in other episodes. It's honestly fun bonding with my mom with some lost media she knew as a child.

I usually switch off from commercials because they distract from the show....

But I especially would want to switch off a very cursed commercial.

I don’t want to be sold nightmares.

Fun fact: Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real was on the original Lost Media Iceberg but Jorge never talked about it until now. I think it was in the sixth tier...

The unpredictability of these types of media being lost, found, or non-existent is what makes this subject fascinating.