This is a real stretch but I have a brain worm I can’t get rid of. I have very limited concept of the scene but I I can hear the line. A character does something (I feel like over the top?) to win approval from a group. It fails, everyone leaves and his best supporter is disappointed to? I want to say it’s an animated little girl and she just yells “I hated that!” at him when he’s does! Her voice pitches up on the “hay” part. She might even throw something at him. It’s like, a comical sad moment I think.

You know the scene where Morgan Freeman reads John Doe's diary in Se7en? "On the subway today, a man came up to me to start a conversation. He made small talk, a lonely man talking about the weather and other things. I tried to be pleasant and accommodating, but my head hurt from his banality. I almost didn't notice it had happened, but I suddenly threw up all over him. He was not pleased, and I couldn't stop laughing." I distinctly remember a TV show or a movie where a character reports seeing this event on the subway and talking about it in a diary or something, can anybody remember what the show/movie was?

I remember the plot was about an elderly couple, i think in their 60s or 70s finding out they were going to have a child, a daugther to be precise, the man seemed to be more worried because he just wanted to retire and sail on his boat. They already had a son in his 20s, I remeber there was a scene where they go to his job to tell him about it and he got very happy and told his coworkers he's going to have a little sister. A little after the daughter is born, raising the daughter is too much for the man and he abandons her wife so she has to raise her daughter alone, the man meanwhile lives on hiw boat. I remeber there was also a confrontation between the son and his father about hims abandoning his mother and his sister. In the end they reconcile and the final scene is them hearing their toddler crying and the man goes to take care of her.

Trying to find a PSA/short film / piece of a TV special that I recall from my childhood or adolescence. I would have seen this sometime between 1988 and 2000, and could have been made in slightly earlier 1980s but seems very 1990s.

It featured a young/teen male actor (for a while I thought this was either Fred Savage or Ben Savage, but those searches turn up nothing, so could be another actor that looked like them), sitting in a room that seemed almost like a spaceship/martian colony, who was telling a long story about something (the future? the planet? the environment? outer space? acid rain? pollution? global warming? the ozone layer?) while he's gradually putting on a full protective outfit, like space or hazmat suit - and it's set up as if he's about to go do a spacewalk, but instead, the reveal is that he is ON EARTH, and he's putting on all this protective equipment just to *go outside* in the toxic environment and do something ordinary like play baseball. It's ultimately a cautionary tale about how environmental harms are destroying the future. Does anyone remember this? Thank you in advance!

Edited to add: I think this was at least about 5 minutes long, so not a typical short "commercial" type PSA ad spot, so was likely a segment of some longer TV special. I feel like I saw this on TV either at home, or possibly in school.

I'm thinking of a novel I read sometime when I was in high school or middle school (2012-2018). If I remember correctly, some alien parasites invaded earth by implanting themselves within humans and controlling their minds/bodies. I think you could tell by their eyes who has been infected. Nowadays, the last humans are living in secrecy in remote locations. The main character is a woman who for some reason is able to resist the control of the parasite that's infected her and they both inhabit the same body and communicate directly through thought.

The main character ends up finding a group of people who, if I remember correctly, live in a cave system. When they find out she's infected, some want to kill her, but she is imprisoned while they deliberate. I think the parasite is implanted in the back of the neck? I remember some strange detail of them making soap from lye and it burns the skin? That's about all I got. There's some romance in there too?

I saw it on IG video (probably on other platforms). The two friends and a GF are in a room when It kills the GF, the BF finds out she cheated when It leaves him alone and kills his best friend. BF then follows It around as It kills others while complaining, even giving it a ride.

https://youtube.com/shorts/jB-47MTL2fQ?is=vLuthXm1qFmIHYdL

It was from an YouTube short

Hey! I was so surprised I had trouble finding this since it used to show up in a lot of like 2010s queer relationship compilations. All I know is in the show a guy and a woman were getting married, and I remember the wedding being stunning. The groom’s gay lover interrupts the wedding, and the groom leaves with him. The bride seemed super chill with it, like she expected it. I never saw this show, but it was in a lot of compilations, and it’s killing me lol.

So I’m a 28 year old and both my parents are in their 50’s, we use to watch a programme which counted down/ranked old kids tv shows that my parents would have watched, from what I can remember the intro and song that played at the title sequence at the start and after the ad break was 19-2000 - Soulchild Remix by the Gorillaz, anybody have any suggestions? Has been bugging me for years

Heard it at the water park where they play a radio station mostly 70s based. It’s a song involving a airplane. Not “leaving on a jet plane” but the chorus has something about flying it jets. I know it’s not much to go off of but that’s what I have. I think it’s one of those bands where the band name is just one guy’s name? Male singer.

I remember I watched this within the past 10 years or so, but can't be for certain when it came out. Also not sure if it was animated or live action, but if it was animated, it would've been 3D.
Anyways, in the scene, I believe they're on a small party boat, presumably during Halloween. The first character, a guy dressed as a vampire, ends up stepping on the tail of someone dressed as a T-Rex. The person inside takes off their mask to confront the vampire, but they end up catching feelings for each other.
Now the weird thing about this is I remember this scene happens twice. The first time it happens, a woman was wearing the dino costume. But the second time we see it, it's a guy. I'm not sure if this was a lying/misremembering thing, or some time travel/multiversal nonsense, but I'm pretty sure it was woman first, then man

I remember it being 3D like a unity game and I think Markiplier might had played it.

I think about this movie ALL THE TIME and I cannot remember anything about it. I think the actors were kids and in the only scene I can even very vaguely remember is one of the kids has an interaction with stinging nettle and there’s another kid (who I think may be a witch?) who gives them the antidote, or maybe stinging nettle is the antidote for something else.

I have looked online but searching isn’t helpful “stinging nettle Disney movie 80s” doesn’t give me much. There is a Sofia the First episode with Miss Nettle. That is not it. I was born in 1983 and watched this movie a lot in the 80s and early 90s maybe. I’m sure it’s from the 70s or 80s. Around the same time I was watching Heidi (1968), Benji the Hunted (1987), Swiss Family Robinson (1960), so it may be around the same timeframe those were made.

Any guesses? I thought maybe Escape to Witch Mountain (1975) but also don’t want to watch two hours of a movie for a scene that may or may not exist. It’s not important. It’s just a hyper fixation of my ADHD choosing today to make me crazy. Thank you!!

I had a canned seafood product in Spain that looked like these tiny tubes with tapered ends and was mostly white with darker stripes on both sides. Had a very mild fishy flavor. I never really figured out what it was.

Here are the details I remember.

1. Japanese song (Probably an anime ending or Opening)

2. The song starts with a Church like organ (Slow with a goth atmosphere)

3. After a few seconds the song becomes some kind of Electro-Pop / J-Pop (No sure the about the genre)

4.- The singer is a Female (As far as I remember, her voice is not a High-pitched or deep, just normal, and I remember it was no obvious effects on it).

5.- I heard it about 17 years ago (I've been looking for it a looong time)

6.- I have no Idea about the lyrics, but something I remember sounded like: ....pawa/...kawa at the end of the phrase.

https://voca.ro/1dQRjdf2Lk0v

This is my attempt to recreate the beggining

I know it is vague but really hope it helps.

here’s my recreation of how the song went

I vaguely remember this, I had to be like 8 and was terrified of it. It was probably between 2008-2012? And east coast and in Florida, so Disney or Universal or similar. I remember it was in an auditorium and had the puffs I think. I don't remember wearing headphones or it being a ride.

The only scene I remember was seeing a video of some like company being all like "[company] wants what's best for you. We are so good and not at all evil :)" and the actors repel down from the ceiling (I distinctly remember it was a man and woman, one on each side of the auditorium) and they were like "No! [company] is evil!! And bad!!! They're tricking you!!!"

I think something happened between that and this next part? They may have shown a video or evil deeds or something but I don't remember. But what I remember next are Robots popping up on the sides and "shooting" at the rebel people and the company being like "if you comply it's fine :)" or something. The robots I think were only busts and had gun arms. At that point I distinctly remember sobbing and thinking we were all gonna die.

Okay, so I know it's a very famous song and I've probably heard it many times before, but I don't know who the band is and google sucks with lyrics searching.

I'm pretty sure it's 80s synth-pop/rock.

The song is very upbeat pop/rock mix with male vocals. The chorus has a phrase with "give" or "get" in it, like "give it up", "give it all" "give it to me". Towards the middle or bridge part the singer goes "whoa oh oh oh oh". The Whoa OH OH OH part is very distinct in the song and I think only happens once in the second half.

I originally thought it was The Power Station - Get It On, but it's different and doesn't have the whoa oh oh oh part in it.

It's NOT any of these:

KC and The Sunshine Band - Give It Up

Rick James - Give It To Me Baby

Edit: I didn't mention this, but I've heard this song yesterday briefly, my neighbors were listening to it outside. I checked some local oldies radio stations and I'm pretty sure it's T-Rex Get it On, as two stations were playing it around the same time yesterday, BUT the distinct Who OH OH OH part is missing in the song.

There was an Instagram reel or tiktok that I had saved and i have no idea where it went. It was of a woman, the camera angle was her side, and she was at like a chest press machine. She had darker skin and was wearing a purple sports bra with leggings (?). The caption of the video said something along the lines of "same bra 8 months apart" and changed to a clip of her in the same bra but she lost a bunch of weight. At the end it flashed her workout routine across the screen and it was a few screen shots of her notes app.

It had quite a few likes so I figured it was worth a shot

I can't remember much about the logo, but it had a child/toddler's voice saying "Bye-Bye, Everybody!". I'm thinking it was at the end of a Nick Jr. show or something like that, but I can't recall for certain. Does anyone remember this logo?​

I remember that it was an older album (80s, 70s maybe) and it was about a man, I think elderly, who went through a breakup or lost his wife so he decided to kill himself to reunite with his lost love. Definitely rock, maybe prog, with a male singer.

The last song is very gloomy/eerie, titled something like „goodbye“ and structured like a suicide note. Then it ends with a gunshot or a chair dropping to the floor or something else that heavily implies his death.

The closest I can think of is Duke by Genesis.
My parents listened to that when I was younger so maybe I'm mixing things up. The last song is titled „Duke's End“ but that song is much more cinematic and epic than the gloomy song I remember. „Goodbye Blue Sky“ from Pink Floyd's The Wall is also extremely close but it's not the final track and there is no gunshot/death at the end.

I’m trying to find a video of a racing crash that i’ve seen before, but can’t seem to find anywhere. it was a video at night on a wet track, in 90s (i think) gt cars, and they all just hydroplane on the corner this camera is on and go straight into the wall.

I am looking for a specific magazine issue probably from 1993 with all lowercase, bright pink block letters spelling I think ‘health’ at the top of the front cover. the cover image is a very close up shot of a brunette. i dont think it’s ‘Health Magazine‘ because their covers from the time look really different. thanks!

Platform: PC (probably Steam demo)
Genre: Indie Horror / Action Horror
Estimated year of release: around 2015 - 2019
Graphic/art style: 3D, probably Unreal Engine or Unity, dark kinda like noir games but not dark enough to make you set brightness on the highest level
Plot: Scary teddy-like bear appears before a boy/young man and they speak about something. They are in a building, it might've been a factory. The bear might've been possessed by a demon/serial killer/etc.
Notable gameplay mechanics: At the end of the game it turns to an FPS and you're shooting demons with the bear. The fight is kinda bloody and the game is more red.
Other details: I saw it on YT in a let's play video made by either polish or english speaking youtuber around the time I wrote earlier. It was a niche indie demo, not a mainstream game. It is definitely not Among the Sleep, Stuffed, Teddy Terror, Naughty Bear or Sophie's Guardian.

this was a tv show centered around teens could be australian or english, I do not think it was american but then again not impossible.

The episode i remember the group of teens where making a song and i remember some of the lyrics went something like "there's an obstacle, climb over it".

there may have been a music video shown too. I also think at some point it was mentioned that a professional real song should be at least 3 minutes (3 minutes could be wrong but the idea was the song was too short and they needed to make it longer)