PBS Kids intro logo workprints - Revision history

DiscoverGuy1999 at 21:21, 7 October 2026

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	The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are not official and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.		The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are not official and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.

	The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by their father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.		The workprints of each system cue, recorded by a camera with an added green tint, begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by their father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.

	The video has three songs playing throughout the video: ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.		The video has three songs playing throughout the video: ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.

DiscoverGuy1999 at 21:19, 7 October 2026

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	'''PBS Kids intro logo workprints''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to YouTube by [[User:DiscoverGuy1999\|DiscoverGuy1999]] on February 17, 2026. The video is intended to be a 2008-style screamer uploaded to YouTube by a user named ''cool90sand00skidstvboi93'' and created using ''One True Media'', though the video was really created using ''Wondershare Filmora 15'', and is loosely based on [[Super Mario 64 big star secret]].		'''PBS Kids intro logo workprints''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to YouTube by [[User:DiscoverGuy1999\|DiscoverGuy1999]] on February 17, 2026. The video is intended to be a 2008-style screamer uploaded to YouTube by a user named ''cool90sand00skidstvboi93'' and created using ''One True Media'', though the video was really created using ''Wondershare Filmora 15'', and is loosely based on [[Super Mario 64 big star secret]].
	==Content==		==Content==
	The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are ~~likely~~ not ~~authentic,~~ and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.		The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are not official and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.

	The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by their father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.		The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by their father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.

DiscoverGuy1999 at 21:18, 7 October 2026

2026-10-07T21:18:43Z

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	The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are likely not authentic, and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.		The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are likely not authentic, and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.

	The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by ~~his~~ father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.		The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by their father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.

	The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe~~, 2~~, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.		The video has three songs playing throughout the video: ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.
	===Showcase video===		===Showcase video===
	[[File:PBS Kids intro logo workprints (censored).mp4\|320px]]		[[File:PBS Kids intro logo workprints (censored).mp4\|320px]]

DiscoverGuy1999 at 21:15, 7 October 2026

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	The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are likely not authentic, and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.		The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are likely not authentic, and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.

	The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by his father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]~~; shortly~~ after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.		The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by his father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]. Shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.

	The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, 2, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.		The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, 2, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.

DiscoverGuy1999 at 21:15, 7 October 2026

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	'''PBS Kids intro logo workprints''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to YouTube by [[User:DiscoverGuy1999\|DiscoverGuy1999]] on February 17, 2026. The video is intended to be a 2008-style screamer uploaded to YouTube by a user named ''cool90sand00skidstvboi93'' and created using ''One True Media'', though the video was really created using ''Wondershare Filmora 15''.		'''PBS Kids intro logo workprints''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to YouTube by [[User:DiscoverGuy1999\|DiscoverGuy1999]] on February 17, 2026. The video is intended to be a 2008-style screamer uploaded to YouTube by a user named ''cool90sand00skidstvboi93'' and created using ''One True Media'', though the video was really created using ''Wondershare Filmora 15'', and is loosely based on [[Super Mario 64 big star secret]].
	==Content==		==Content==
	The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are likely not authentic, and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.		The video starts off with the ''One True Media'' intro, followed by a title card, which is part of a continuous series of white text in the ''[[wikipedia:Arial\|Arial]]'' font, each appearing for five seconds and appearing by zooming in for one and a half seconds. The video starts by stating that many people may remember the system cues created in 1999 for the launch of [[wikipedia:PBS Kids\|PBS Kids]], succeeding its precursing block program, PTV. This is followed by videotape recordings of a few of the system cues. However, the video then states that the uploader's father, who once worked for the [[wikipedia:PBS\|Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)]] in the 1990s decade, showed the uploader a disturbing videotape recorded by the father containing rough versions ("workprints") of the system cues. The workprints are likely not authentic, and were originally created by YouTube user ''TapeWorm'' in 2023.

DiscoverGuy1999: Added a showcase video

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Added a showcase video

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	The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, 2, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.		The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, 2, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.
			===Showcase video===
			[[File:PBS Kids intro logo workprints (censored).mp4\|320px]]
	==Links==		==Links==
	<u>NOTE</u>: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!		<u>NOTE</u>: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!

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DiscoverGuy1999: The copyright protection data shows that the first song is called "Scatterbrain" by Andrew Blythe.

2026-02-25T02:00:15Z

The copyright protection data shows that the first song is called "Scatterbrain" by Andrew Blythe.

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	The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by his father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]; shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.		The workprints of each system cue begin with a five-second countdown on the left with production credits on the right. The system cues in order of how they appear in the tape are the "Dot" system cue, the "Dash" system cue, the "Dash" transformation system cue (which is incorrectly credited as "Dot"), the "Dot" transformation system cue, and the ''Ready to Learn'' funding. However, the video also states that the uploader was told by his father that the workprint of the ''Ready to Learn'' funding was intended to include a hidden secret message for just a few frames in place of one of the blank parts of the funding workprint without text, and that the message may have read "get dunged on" or "pbs kids gives you farts". The video then replays the funding workprint at full speed, before replaying the clip again at a slower speed. The clip then plays once more at an even slower speed, but at 5:35, the video abruptly cuts to the screamer from [[Ghost in the London Dungeon]]; shortly after, the video ends with credits scrolling from the top, which is followed by a black screen until the credits' music (listed below) ends. The video ends with the ''One True Media'' outro.

	The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ~~audio from a [[wikipedia:Playhouse Disney\|Playhouse Disney]] bumper~~, 2, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.		The video has three songs playing throughout the video: 1, ''Scatterbrain'' by Andrew Blythe, 2, ''[[wikipedia:Flagpole Sitta\|Flagpole Sitta]]'' by [[wikipedia:Harvey Danger\|Harvey Danger]] (which plays a second time until the screamer portion of the video begins), and 3, ''[[wikipedia:Frolic (instrumental)\|Frolic]]'', the theme from the American sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Curb Your Enthusiasm\|Curb Your Enthusiasm]]'' (which plays during the credits and continues playing afterwards). In the video's upload to YouTube by Discover, the sections of the video containing the second and third songs are completely muted due to copyright, purposely done manually by Discover prior to the video's upload, as if the imaginary uploader of the video in 2008 had to do so. Although, the video's restriction details found in ''[[wikipedia:YouTube Studio\|YouTube Studio]]'' reveals that the first song is protected by copyright despite not being muted, though Discover was unaware of this prior to the video's upload.
	==Links==		==Links==
	<u>NOTE</u>: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!		<u>NOTE</u>: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!

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