09-05-2022, 05:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-05-2022, 05:28 PM by Inspector Sands.)
(09-05-2022, 04:01 PM)thegeek Wrote: Here's one which may be Mandela Effect, but certainly exists in my head - if it was real I'd love to see it again, and also find out how it was achieved.
I'm pretty sure it was an episode of Tomorrow's World in the mid 90s - possibly one of the Megalabs. They played a VT, and then invited people to phone in to a televote number to give their opinion on something in it. But at the end, they revealed that they'd played a different version of the VT in different parts of the country, which is why they had different results in each region.
The bit I remember for sure is seeing a bit of a glitch in the picture before the VT started (and another after it), which gave me both a 'I wonder what that was?' followed by an 'aah, that's what that was!' when they did the reveal.
Yes, I remember that too you weren't imagining it. I can't remember what the point of it was though
I have found a few of my personal holy grails either by browsing archives or on YouTube. It's not always a good thing, they're not always as good as memory thinks they are and removes the mystery behind some things.
There's a breakdown in the early 2000s I'd like to see but only because I caused it, it'll pop up on the Breakdown Appreciation thread one day I'm sure.
There was a Paul Daniels Halloween special where it looked like he'd been squished and killed in a spiked chamber. That is around but later that night there was either a bit of continuity or an appearance by Paul reassuring viewers he was fine
The other Paul Daniels trick I really wanted to see was the motor racing stunt with Mike Smith, again where it looked like it had gone wrong (yes the pretend deaths are what sticks in the mind!) A former colleague sent me that years ago and it was just as good as I remembered it