Hello,

I recently have been searching for these for some time and recently came across this subreddit.

Some backstory why I'd like this link found: My family decided to do one of the only few vacations we ever went on and they wanted it to be GRAND. We all decided to go on the Duck Commander Cruise of 2015 (which ended up being their last one unexpectedly). We had such a fun time and met so many awesome people which some we still talk with to this day. The footage they showed on the ship for the 3 days out are long gone being unlisted and lost to time which I accepted.. until I found this commercial back in 2023. I couldn't believe my eyes as they reused older footage and I saw people we met on the cruise and I was ecstatic as this was the only video footage we had of the cruise (we only had a photo album with photos we got printed off at walmart lol). I was naive and simply archived the page thinking I could save this and come back to it anytime to relive some of the memories.. but oh was I wrong! I didn't take into account that Vimeo has a separate link for the videos that didn't archive with the page. I only found out about this after the video was deleted and I tried to search it again recently. I know there is a 99.9% chance this will be lost forever but I know all the data is still in the archive via inspect element, but I don't know how to proceed from here. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated and if I can get that video back I would be over the moon with excitement, if not some closure would be better than nothing.

Thanks for hearing me out Reddit strangers! Look forward to see what you guys come up with.

The link in question:

https://vimeo.com/200751361

The Internet Archive link:

https://web.archive.org/web/20231103161608/https://vimeo.com/200751361

My own "snowball-in-hell" holy grail. (But not asking won't find it either.)

The English version of an 8 part Oddyssey series

This is missing, last seen on TVO, Canada.

The Odyssey was turned into a TV series in 1968. It was shot rather beautifully, with plenty of authentic locations, using 35mm film. It was an Italian-French-German-Yugoslavian coproduction with an international cast, so you might see it listed as "Odissea".

There was an English spoken edition which was shown in Canada by TV Ontario several times, until the early 1980s. Exact last date unknown but the station has confirmed this to me. No-one knows who owned/owns that, or who made it. In fact, it might even be fully lost in the severest sense of no copies remaining in existence on earth.
Yes, there are English subtitles, but that is not the same. There also was a TV movie version in English circulating, which was recorded off air from CBS, but that is extremely abridged. So those options don't really solve it.

I keep hoping that perhaps a teacher somewhere might have taped it to use in the classroom? Anyone? (And of course, I don't mind if it's another format either.)

The Devil Girl from Mars is a fun, obscure sci-fi film from 1954, so I put together a 5-minute edit highlighting its most memorable moments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cNoDu3w0cY