WFMU: Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from January 22, 2022

Listener comments!
	1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow! this is interesting!
	1:02pm Maulydaft: I'm unable to listen right now, because I'm working [with brain] but I'm certainly going to tune in through the archive! SO EXCITING!
	1:03pm ironybread: Hi Jan! Hi and bye Mauly - enjoy it later in the archive!
	1:03pm Listener Howard & the Cats: I'm so glad I woke up!
	1:04pm Zipperhead7: Hi Ironybread! Interesting to see the LP is on De Wolfe -- we used a lot of their "cleared" music library for ads, etc. when I worked in a recording studio in late '70s
	1:09pm ironybread: Hello Howard! Hello cats! Hello Zip!
	1:09pm ironybread: #OneDeadUnjuggedRabbitFishLater
	1:10pm ironybread: #OneSliceOfStrawberryTartWithoutSoMuchRatInItLater
	1:11pm ironybread: This is one of very few MPFC sketches with the voices of all six members in it
	1:14pm HyperDose: What a great idea for a show!
	1:14pm ironybread: Hy Per!
	1:16pm happymaan: This is awesome, thanks!
	1:17pm ironybread: Hi happymaan!
	1:18pm chresti: Hi ironybread and puzzlers!
	1:19pm ironybread: Hi chresti!
	1:28pm Mr Fab: Not commenting right now…listening with fascination…
	1:29pm ironybread: Hi Fab!
	1:31pm HyperDose: This is fascinating
	1:31pm Don-O: I am blinded by this hyper level of Python fanboy talk!
	1:32pm ironybread: Hi Don! Oh my yes, we're in the weeds today
	1:34pm Don-O: I assume you'll get around to those A&E dvd and their edits......
	1:34pm ironybread: Yes indeed!
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: greetings ironybread and puzzlepeople
	1:36pm ironybread: Hi coel! Lemon curry?
	1:37pm Don-O: Ah, sketch that was edited by A&E
	1:39pm Listener Howard & the Cats: Listeners may also be interested in this 2019 BBC Radio series that tracked down some lost Python material: www.bbc.co.uk...
	1:40pm ironybread: Thanks Howard, yes, that's must-hear listening
	1:43pm Don-O: Wow! Catch-as-can in the old BBC!
	1:43pm HyperDose: Doctor Who is an even bigger rabbit hole. I've heard of people reaching out to TV stations in Africa to obtain tapes of missing episodes. Some are lost to the sands of time unfortunately.
	1:44pm Listener Howard & the Cats: My mother is convinced that I love Python so much because she remembers watching it in the hospital before I was born. Even though that was before it had been written or filmed.
	1:45pm Don-O: Another A&E censored bit!
	1:46pm Zipperhead7: Pretty tragic how much video is gone. I was at PBS archive in College Park MD many years ago and all their old two-inch videotapes were in boxes on shelves. Basically, you have one shot at digitization -- oxides peel off tape as it's played.
	1:46pm ironybread: I'm afraid that an April Fools gag tweet claiming that Dr. Who episodes were being captured as they bounced back from the Oort cloud totally had me going...I so wanted that to be true
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: i remember monty python on television the first time in the us. i was disappointed because my friend George and i already had the albums memorized before 1972 and the tv show changed most of the skits -to i thought less funny. ...probably because having no visuals forces the imagination.
	1:48pm happymaan: I'm from Chicago, we happened to taping Dr. Who back when the WTTW signal was hacked/jammed for a minute.
	1:49pm Ike: Yes, as a Doctor Who fan, that’s quite a big topic. Fortunately all those lost Jon Pertwee episodes from the early 70s have been recovered (not always in perfect-looking form, but totally watchable). I think the Canadians are largely responsible. It’s the B&W 60s serials that are decimated, especially the Patrick Troughton eps.
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: that episode with the topless woman aired uncut on channel 13 in the early 70s as well.
	1:51pm ironybread: Hiiiike! The big takeaway is, indeed, to be your own archivist! Keep things because sometimes the makers of those things don't!
	1:56pm Ike: Weird Dr. Who trivia: for a long time, some color Jon Pertwee only survived in B&W form for some reason. His first serial survived in color, but his second and third were in B&W on PBS stations for a long time. PBS never explained this to viewers. So in the 80s and 90s all the Whovians were utterly baffled that their show started filming in color then went back to B&W! Then color again then B&W again!!! Etc. Eventually they restored the B&W ones to color through some complicated process using color from a slightly fuzzy or distorted North American NTSC copy.
	1:56pm HyperDose: @Ike If that's not dedication, I don't know what is. Such a fascinating show. The 10th Doctor is my Doctor, but I adore them all.
	1:56pm ironybread: happymaan - is that signal jamming moment on YouTube?
	1:56pm happymaan: You're talking to a guy with a 70tb home server @ironybread
	1:57pm happymaan: My wife calls me a digital packrat.
	1:58pm Mr Fab: We saw a Betty White doc that they showed on what would have been her 100th b-day and it was amazing what footage they were able to find, e.g.: still-brunette White was the star of several pre-Mary Tyler Moore shows that ran a couple/few seasons that had been lost to history. They showed an entire episode of the totally forgotten series "Date With An Angel."
	1:58pm happymaan: www.youtube.com...
	1:59pm happymaan: @Mr Fab, I want Bettie Whites Pet Set which was recently re-released.
	2:01pm happymaan: Certain episodes of It's Always Sunny are no longer available to stream, I'm so glad I have my own copies.
	2:04pm ironybread: See, people? KEEP YOUR VHS TAPES
	2:07pm happymaan: Better yet, digitize them!
	2:08pm happymaan: I suggest checking out the data hoarders subreddit. Did you catch the above youtube link @ironybread?
	2:08pm Don-O: I assume the contents of current Complete US version is exact if not similar to the UK edition? Or will that be covered later in the interview....
	2:08pm ironybread: "Ron Obvious" on the Flying Circus Blu-ray is the best-looking material on the whole set - it's absolutely stunning
	2:09pm ironybread: happymaan - I can't check out the YouTube link while I'm broadcasting, but I'll check it out the moment the show's over!
	2:10pm happymaan: Awesome, I have so many friends who will love this show once it's on the archive!
	2:13pm HyperDose: I'm waiting for Sunny to stream the earlier seasons. Only have DVDrips of 1-5. The rest are HD Amazon copies
	2:17pm ironybread: #EveryOneAMaserati
	2:18pm happymaan: @HD, they did stream the earlier seasons but they are of no better quality and have a watermark added.
	2:24pm coelacanth∅: i have hundreds of vhs tapes. i don't know what to do with them. i want to use some for sound pieces but i'll never have time to review them.
	2:27pm HyperDose: Handbrake is heaven sent. Still use ImgBurn with RedFox when necessary
	2:28pm Don-O: After this, I'm looking forward to see if they can re-construct the complete Gong Show.....
	2:30pm ironybread: Paul sent me a link to a news report from when the color recovery technique he's talking about was used on an old episode of Dad's Army: youtu.be...
	2:39pm HyperDose: Watch out ironybread, you'll make happymaan start salivating talking like that!
	2:43pm happymaan: Oh for sure @HD, I'm just not gonna start falling down a youtube hole during this show. Having to listen to a 3 hour show mid day wasn't on my schedule. Gotta get stuff done right after this show.
	2:58pm HyperDose: Thank you for putting together such a fun show, Taylor. By far the most educating 3hrs on WFMU yet!
	2:59pm happymaan: Thanks for a great show!
	2:59pm Kat in Chicago: Well done, Taylor!
	2:59pm Don-O: Solid show!!!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Taylor! and Thanks Paul! fascinating stuff!
	2:59pm Mr Fab: And this was just part ONE, folks. Tune in next week for the thrilling conclusion. Great work, Ironybread! giant foot squashes everything
	2:59pm Listener Howard & the Cats: Such a fantastic show, thank you so much!!!!
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks this was amazing!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: -and a blast to my past!
	3:00pm ironybread: Thanks for listening everybody! Even more secrets from the Flying Circus restoration revealed in part 2 next week!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks ironybread!
	3:00pm Zipperhead7: Thanks Ironybread -- great info about tech and rights as well as show!
	10:25am WR: OH MY GAWD! I've listened to the opening narration three times. Steeling myself for what is to come. Not quite ready. Maybe tomorrow.

Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from January 22, 2022

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January 22, 2022: How Not To Be Seen: Part 1

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Jack Trombey	Man of Power "Man of Power" by "Jack Trombey"	Monty Python's Flying Circus—30 Musical Masterpieces from the Infamous Television Series: 1969-1974	De Wolfe Music	2009	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sam Fonteyn	Man of Destiny "Man of Destiny" by "Sam Fonteyn"	Monty Python's Flying Circus—30 Musical Masterpieces from the Infamous Television Series: 1969-1974	De Wolfe Music	2009	0:02:24 (Pop-up)
Jack Trombey	March Trident "March Trident" by "Jack Trombey"	Monty Python's Flying Circus—30 Musical Masterpieces from the Infamous Television Series: 1969-1974	De Wolfe Music	2009	0:05:49 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Salvation Fuzz "Salvation Fuzz" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 29: The Money Programme	BBC	1972	0:08:42 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 1 "Paul Vanezis interview part 1"				0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	A Book at Bedtime—Introduction	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 38: A Book at Bedtime	BBC	1973	0:21:13 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 2 "Paul Vanezis interview part 2"				0:23:13 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Biggles Dictates a Letter	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 33: Salad Days	BBC	1972	0:33:13 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 3 "Paul Vanezis interview part 3"				0:37:06 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	The All-England Summarize Proust Competition	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 31: The All-England Summarize Proust Competition	BBC	1972	0:44:04 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 4 "Paul Vanezis interview part 4"				0:48:23 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Cartoon Religions "Cartoon Religions" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 24: How Not to Be Seen	BBC	1970	0:53:59 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 5 "Paul Vanezis interview part 5"				0:55:05 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Conquistador Coffee "Conquistador Coffee" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 24: How Not to Be Seen	BBC	1970	1:04:04 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 6 "Paul Vanezis interview part 6"				1:06:19 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Army Recruitment Office / Bus Conductor	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 30: Blood, Devastation, Death, War & Horror	BBC	1972	1:14:44 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 7 "Paul Vanezis interview part 7"				1:17:43 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Party Political Broadcast Choreography	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 38: A Book at Bedtime	BBC	1973	1:31:53 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 8 "Paul Vanezis interview part 8"				1:33:47 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Mrs. Premise & Mrs. Conclusion at the Launderette	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 27: Whicker's World	BBC	1972	1:38:05 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 9 "Paul Vanezis interview part 9"				1:42:18 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Whicker's World "Whicker's World" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 27: Whicker's World	BBC	1972	1:48:13 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 10 "Paul Vanezis interview part 10"				1:50:10 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Face the Press "Face the Press" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 14: Face the Press	BBC	1970	1:55:26 (Pop-up)
Keith Papworth	The Long Haul "The Long Haul" by "Keith Papworth"	Monty Python's Flying Circus—30 Musical Masterpieces from the Infamous Television Series: 1969-1974	De Wolfe Music	2009	1:57:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow! this is interesting!
	1:02pm Maulydaft: I'm unable to listen right now, because I'm working [with brain] but I'm certainly going to tune in through the archive! SO EXCITING!
	1:03pm ironybread: Hi Jan! Hi and bye Mauly - enjoy it later in the archive!
	1:03pm Listener Howard & the Cats: I'm so glad I woke up!
	1:04pm Zipperhead7: Hi Ironybread! Interesting to see the LP is on De Wolfe -- we used a lot of their "cleared" music library for ads, etc. when I worked in a recording studio in late '70s
	1:09pm ironybread: Hello Howard! Hello cats! Hello Zip!
	1:09pm ironybread: #OneDeadUnjuggedRabbitFishLater
	1:10pm ironybread: #OneSliceOfStrawberryTartWithoutSoMuchRatInItLater
	1:11pm ironybread: This is one of very few MPFC sketches with the voices of all six members in it
	1:14pm HyperDose: What a great idea for a show!
	1:14pm ironybread: Hy Per!
	1:16pm happymaan: This is awesome, thanks!
	1:17pm ironybread: Hi happymaan!
	1:18pm chresti: Hi ironybread and puzzlers!
	1:19pm ironybread: Hi chresti!
	1:28pm Mr Fab: Not commenting right now…listening with fascination…
	1:29pm ironybread: Hi Fab!
	1:31pm HyperDose: This is fascinating
	1:31pm Don-O: I am blinded by this hyper level of Python fanboy talk!
	1:32pm ironybread: Hi Don! Oh my yes, we're in the weeds today
	1:34pm Don-O: I assume you'll get around to those A&E dvd and their edits......
	1:34pm ironybread: Yes indeed!
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: greetings ironybread and puzzlepeople
	1:36pm ironybread: Hi coel! Lemon curry?
	1:37pm Don-O: Ah, sketch that was edited by A&E
	1:39pm Listener Howard & the Cats: Listeners may also be interested in this 2019 BBC Radio series that tracked down some lost Python material: www.bbc.co.uk...
	1:40pm ironybread: Thanks Howard, yes, that's must-hear listening
	1:43pm Don-O: Wow! Catch-as-can in the old BBC!
	1:43pm HyperDose: Doctor Who is an even bigger rabbit hole. I've heard of people reaching out to TV stations in Africa to obtain tapes of missing episodes. Some are lost to the sands of time unfortunately.
	1:44pm Listener Howard & the Cats: My mother is convinced that I love Python so much because she remembers watching it in the hospital before I was born. Even though that was before it had been written or filmed.
	1:45pm Don-O: Another A&E censored bit!
	1:46pm Zipperhead7: Pretty tragic how much video is gone. I was at PBS archive in College Park MD many years ago and all their old two-inch videotapes were in boxes on shelves. Basically, you have one shot at digitization -- oxides peel off tape as it's played.
	1:46pm ironybread: I'm afraid that an April Fools gag tweet claiming that Dr. Who episodes were being captured as they bounced back from the Oort cloud totally had me going...I so wanted that to be true
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: i remember monty python on television the first time in the us. i was disappointed because my friend George and i already had the albums memorized before 1972 and the tv show changed most of the skits -to i thought less funny. ...probably because having no visuals forces the imagination.
	1:48pm happymaan: I'm from Chicago, we happened to taping Dr. Who back when the WTTW signal was hacked/jammed for a minute.
	1:49pm Ike: Yes, as a Doctor Who fan, that’s quite a big topic. Fortunately all those lost Jon Pertwee episodes from the early 70s have been recovered (not always in perfect-looking form, but totally watchable). I think the Canadians are largely responsible. It’s the B&W 60s serials that are decimated, especially the Patrick Troughton eps.
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: that episode with the topless woman aired uncut on channel 13 in the early 70s as well.
	1:51pm ironybread: Hiiiike! The big takeaway is, indeed, to be your own archivist! Keep things because sometimes the makers of those things don't!
	1:56pm Ike: Weird Dr. Who trivia: for a long time, some color Jon Pertwee only survived in B&W form for some reason. His first serial survived in color, but his second and third were in B&W on PBS stations for a long time. PBS never explained this to viewers. So in the 80s and 90s all the Whovians were utterly baffled that their show started filming in color then went back to B&W! Then color again then B&W again!!! Etc. Eventually they restored the B&W ones to color through some complicated process using color from a slightly fuzzy or distorted North American NTSC copy.
	1:56pm HyperDose: @Ike If that's not dedication, I don't know what is. Such a fascinating show. The 10th Doctor is my Doctor, but I adore them all.
	1:56pm ironybread: happymaan - is that signal jamming moment on YouTube?
	1:56pm happymaan: You're talking to a guy with a 70tb home server @ironybread
	1:57pm happymaan: My wife calls me a digital packrat.
	1:58pm Mr Fab: We saw a Betty White doc that they showed on what would have been her 100th b-day and it was amazing what footage they were able to find, e.g.: still-brunette White was the star of several pre-Mary Tyler Moore shows that ran a couple/few seasons that had been lost to history. They showed an entire episode of the totally forgotten series "Date With An Angel."
	1:58pm happymaan: www.youtube.com...
	1:59pm happymaan: @Mr Fab, I want Bettie Whites Pet Set which was recently re-released.
	2:01pm happymaan: Certain episodes of It's Always Sunny are no longer available to stream, I'm so glad I have my own copies.
	2:04pm ironybread: See, people? KEEP YOUR VHS TAPES
	2:07pm happymaan: Better yet, digitize them!
	2:08pm happymaan: I suggest checking out the data hoarders subreddit. Did you catch the above youtube link @ironybread?
	2:08pm Don-O: I assume the contents of current Complete US version is exact if not similar to the UK edition? Or will that be covered later in the interview....
	2:08pm ironybread: "Ron Obvious" on the Flying Circus Blu-ray is the best-looking material on the whole set - it's absolutely stunning
	2:09pm ironybread: happymaan - I can't check out the YouTube link while I'm broadcasting, but I'll check it out the moment the show's over!
	2:10pm happymaan: Awesome, I have so many friends who will love this show once it's on the archive!
	2:13pm HyperDose: I'm waiting for Sunny to stream the earlier seasons. Only have DVDrips of 1-5. The rest are HD Amazon copies
	2:17pm ironybread: #EveryOneAMaserati
	2:18pm happymaan: @HD, they did stream the earlier seasons but they are of no better quality and have a watermark added.
	2:24pm coelacanth∅: i have hundreds of vhs tapes. i don't know what to do with them. i want to use some for sound pieces but i'll never have time to review them.
	2:27pm HyperDose: Handbrake is heaven sent. Still use ImgBurn with RedFox when necessary
	2:28pm Don-O: After this, I'm looking forward to see if they can re-construct the complete Gong Show.....
	2:30pm ironybread: Paul sent me a link to a news report from when the color recovery technique he's talking about was used on an old episode of Dad's Army: youtu.be...
	2:39pm HyperDose: Watch out ironybread, you'll make happymaan start salivating talking like that!
	2:43pm happymaan: Oh for sure @HD, I'm just not gonna start falling down a youtube hole during this show. Having to listen to a 3 hour show mid day wasn't on my schedule. Gotta get stuff done right after this show.
	2:58pm HyperDose: Thank you for putting together such a fun show, Taylor. By far the most educating 3hrs on WFMU yet!
	2:59pm happymaan: Thanks for a great show!
	2:59pm Kat in Chicago: Well done, Taylor!
	2:59pm Don-O: Solid show!!!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Taylor! and Thanks Paul! fascinating stuff!
	2:59pm Mr Fab: And this was just part ONE, folks. Tune in next week for the thrilling conclusion. Great work, Ironybread! giant foot squashes everything
	2:59pm Listener Howard & the Cats: Such a fantastic show, thank you so much!!!!
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks this was amazing!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: -and a blast to my past!
	3:00pm ironybread: Thanks for listening everybody! Even more secrets from the Flying Circus restoration revealed in part 2 next week!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks ironybread!
	3:00pm Zipperhead7: Thanks Ironybread -- great info about tech and rights as well as show!
	10:25am WR: OH MY GAWD! I've listened to the opening narration three times. Steeling myself for what is to come. Not quite ready. Maybe tomorrow.

Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from January 22, 2022

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