I watched the "Parties" (1986) episode again a couple of days ago (checking something for another thread) and I happened to pull up the version that had Robert Black's "Behind the Scenes" annotations at the end of the video. I wasn't aware of these before and found them interesting. In what context were they prepared, and are there other episodes with them available?
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Oh yes, those! I made them a few years ago, when I transferred all my episodes from videotape to digital. I only posted them to a couple of groups on the USEnet, but as you have seen, some enterprising folks put them up on YouTube.
Coincidentally, I hauled those out again just a couple of weeks ago to watch before my interview for the "It's That Episode" podcast. When I get home (I'm in day-job land at the moment - don't tell on me!) I'll give you a list of how many there are.
Okay, here's the list. Hint: They're all either ones I wrote, ones I worked on or ones I had some kind of association with, which is how I knew the "behind the scenes" info.
Romance & Dating
Fears, Worries & Anxieties
Relatives
Pessimism/Optimism
Revenge
Wildlife & Animals
Outer Space & Space Travel
Movies
Fairytales, Myths & Legends
Pop Music
Know-It-Alls
Parties
Poverty & Unemployment
Mysteries & Crimes
I have no idea how many of them are on YouTube, but feel free to check.Robert A. Black, YCDTOTV writer 1985-86
http://www.rablack.com
Ah yes... very tricky, those Argentinians...
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I was thinking it might be time to put them on the USEnet again, especially with the Slimed! book coming out at the end of the month. Do you guys know how to download stuff from there, or has it become a lost art to everyone but internet dinosaurs like me?Robert A. Black, YCDTOTV writer 1985-86
http://www.rablack.com
Ah yes... very tricky, those Argentinians...
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I've already had Viacom get one of my YouTube accounts banned. The argument that I actually wrote the YCDTOTV materials I was posting didn't impress them.
And yes, I will be at the launch party. It's going to be quite an event!Robert A. Black, YCDTOTV writer 1985-86
http://www.rablack.com
Ah yes... very tricky, those Argentinians...
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Originally posted by BBOvenGuy View PostI was thinking it might be time to put them on the USEnet again
That's like the dirty shed out back of the internet house.
I remember arguing which would win, a Star Destroyer or the Enterprise, on some Usenet group back in 1994 (Star Destroyer is the correct answer, btw).
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Originally posted by MarcD View PostI remember arguing which would win, a Star Destroyer or the Enterprise, on some Usenet group back in 1994 (Star Destroyer is the correct answer, btw).Robert A. Black, YCDTOTV writer 1985-86
http://www.rablack.com
Ah yes... very tricky, those Argentinians...
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Well, steering things more back to the topic, there are still a number of binaries groups on the USEnet that are active and useful. I regularly visit ones for Doctor Who, for BBC Radio, for documentaries and a number of other categories. And since some of my videos ended up on YouTube, there was at least one person who got them off the USEnet and posted them.
I do concede, though, that it's not a very well-known avenue of distribution these days. Other possibilities have been suggested to me. I just need to find time to look into them.Robert A. Black, YCDTOTV writer 1985-86
http://www.rablack.com
Ah yes... very tricky, those Argentinians...
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I was big into usenet about 10 years ago, but my isp doesn't currently even offer access to it, and I'm not paying some other company for it. I know there are free options, but I'm not too aware of them. Besides, my hard drives are all full
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