r/find

I remember around 5 months ago I saw a very a aesthetically pleasing bunch of videos, they where a very abstract form of art, usually where a bunch of clips from loosely related moving imagery, with an eerie but somewhat comforting song, I believe at least a couple videos also focusing on biblically accurate angels imagery, however, the video I remember the most was fairly popular and gathered a lot of views, it showcased clips of what seemed to be fake biological drawings and sketches, like what would be written on a school book of advanced biology, it featured animals and insects that somewhat looked like beings, some of these ranged from probably biologically accurate creatures to exagerated sketches of somewhat real looking animals with weird proportions and features, to completely unrecognizable creatures, it was mostly this sort of thing with a few others, the video was nothing that crazy, but what stuck with me is that it gave me a sense of, nostalgia, a certain part of my brain was activated, one with curiosity and wonder for the strangeness and mystery of our world, I loved reading books like this when I was a kid, it fascinated me how complicated the inner workings of even the smallest part of our world could be.

So that's all great and good, however, due to some weird quirk of the awe and mystery of the channel, I'm pretty sure both the channel name and most videos, including the one I described, have titles that are a jumble of numbers and letters, I tried checking through my subscriptions but I didn't find the channel, not a long time after I saw the videos I tried finding them again, to no avail, I even looked into my watch history for a while, to no luck, I do believe the videos were recent, perhaps a year or two old at most, but yeah I would be glad to find those videos.

Hello guys first ever Reddit post, a little backround, I have a extremely good memory, like small little things most kids won’t remember, I remember, the first memory I can remember is when I was 3. I’m a teenager now.Okay now that you know that, im trying to find a video I watched between 2017-2019 I know it’s around the era Moana came out because I watched Moana the day before that. Description of what I’m looking for is atleast two people I think just two, it may have been Disney characters. I’m 90 percent sure it was Disney characters and I’m 60 percent sure it was Elsa and someone else. All I know is they were kids characters, they were in a restaurant, someone had to pee ( I think the girl but idk) and they went to the like back of the restaurant where workers come from I think and peed in the cup, then a waiter/waitress gave the cup to somone and someone drank the pee. I know this is kinda weird but I’ve been dying to know. If anyone can help me I would so appreciate it, I’ve tried everything I cannot find it TIPS: pretty sure it was Elsa, they looked like they were on a date, they were at a restaurant FOR SURE and someone drank pee on accident ! If you can help it would be deeply appreciated!!

SOLVED by rosiedacat. It was a show called Oliver Beene

Not particularly looking to watch it but it's just annoying me that I can't remember what it was called to find it. Especially since I have two episode descriptions that you'd think would help, but for some reason I can't get myself to type the right combination of words to make this searchable in a search engine.

It's American.

Set sometime between 50s-70s.

Came out either while Malcolm in the Middle was at the height of its fame or not long after Malcolm in the Middle was finished (I think other shows like The Middle and Modern Family might have been coming out at the same time but not 100% sure.)

No laugh track

Main character is a very young kid (very early teens I think) Written as nerdy, awkward but can't remember if they looked nerdy (don't think they went for glasses "poindexter" look.) the show is narrated by an adult version of the main character talking about their childhood, hence me saying (perhaps unfairly) that it rips off the wonder years format.

Has a mom, dad and older brother.

2 friends, boy and girl. The girl had a more typical nerdy look from what I remember. No romantic set up between the her or the boys that I can remember (although this is addressed in one episode that I'm going to describe.)

I can remember 2 episodes from it.

One episode involves the main characters older brother teaching him how to perfectly play spin the bottle because he's going to his first unsupervised party and wants to guarantee he gets to kiss a certain girl. At the party, it's his turn to spin the bottle, it's going to be a 7 minutes in heaven (7 minutes in a alone in a closet with the other person) situation, but he realises the girl he's into is visibly upset by that idea of the bottle landing on her, so he intentionally messes it up and makes it land on his friend (nerdy girl) and spends "7 minutes in heaven" with her instead where they talk about the possibility of a relationship together and decide it would ruin their friendship. (Joke in this moment is the narration saying this is the best rejection I've ever received.. this is the worst rejection" and then it does a cutaway gag to him being declined for a job as a fast food employee.) Scene ends with the two of them deciding they need to make their friends think they did something together in the closet, so they proceed to copy the noises the girl said her parents make when they're in their bedroom together (the two of them are too young to understand what those noises mean) which leads to an embarrassing moment where the party kids parents come home early and open the closet.

The 2nd episode I can remember, nerdy girls parents are getting divorced, which is a point of scandal/gossip because of the time period it's set in. She explains all the warning signs she saw that in her parents that this was going to happen. Due to a series of misunderstandings, the main character thinks he sees these same signs in his own parents, and accidentally ends up announcing on live TV (they'd gotten tickets to a joint the audience of a TV show, which I might be misremembering but I think it had Krusty the Clown vibes to it) that his parents are getting divorced (they're not) which leads to some misunderstandings because of people's attitudes to divorce at that time, such as people trying to sell their house without their permission etc. They explain to main character they are not getting a divorce and he's happy but realises he hasn't been there for his friend who is going through this.

hi! i’m completely new to reddit, so i apologize if this is the wrong format, sub, etc. i’m a writer, and, when i make characters, i like to cast them with real actors in order to be able to better visualize mannerisms and such. one of my characters is supposed to be chubby, though i’m having a hard time finding any actresses who even remotely suit her, so i was hoping someone on here might know of somebody. she’s in her mid-20s and white, both of which that i made annoyingly important. preferably blonde, but as long as she’s not super visually similar to havana rose liu, i’m fairly flexible with that. the character herself is a lesbian and fem-leaning androgynous in terms of aesthetic if that helps any. gideon adlon was somebody i deeply considered, but i feel like she and havana look too similar for what i’m going for, and i’m having a hard time finding anyone else who currently fits any of this. thank you in advance to anyone who comes across this and might want to help :)

I saw a comic today about a 7-year-old boy who sees his dead mother and prays to a mysterious entity that manages to "bring her back to life," but in reality, it's just this entity possessing his body. :c Please help, I want to see more but I don't know the name