I am looking for an edutainment cd rom about myths from all over the world, early 90’s definitely seems like when it was released and each country has a different song play, like for Scandanavia it’s In The Hall Of The Mountain King.

A Tonight Show skit that used to air every summer during the 90’s, specifically it was a skit in which host Jay Leno used his chin to block out the sun.

A series of animated shorts that would air on Nickelodeon in-between shows and these shorts featured two children in bed and they had monsters under the bed which they would use to battle each-other,  I remember one of the monsters was part were-hamster.

I am looking for a channel that belonged to a child/preteen reviewer and I remember his banner having one of Linkaras characters on it and I remember he did a rant and half-way through he put on a Darth Vader mask.

I remember this one Youtube channel that did review of Goosebumps, specifically the books and it was a boyfriend and girlfriend duo and I remember them specifically mentioning ‘The Visit’ when talking about the ‘An Old Story’ story from Tales To Give You Goosebumps.  I can’t remember their names specfically but I remember they reviewed Haunted Mask 1 and 2, Egg Monsters From Mars, Full Moon Fever and a few others.

I am looking for a specific scene from a children’s show, it was a British one and there’s a character who is trying to get to sleep but he cannot sleep so he calls his mother to get him a drink of water.  The character is either a child as in a character played by a child actor or portrayed as a child, or an adult trying to imitate a kid.  He exclaims ‘Mommy, can I have a drink of water?’.  It may have been animated.

A commercial,  in English…most likely a UK food product where a man is sitting at a dinner table and there is a talking worm in his stomach that tells him to touch the knee of the guy that is sitting near him.

This is a documentary I remember watching way back in the 2000’s on Discovery Channel or Animal Planet, it was about vampires and it was shot in an actual castle (I think it may have been Bram Castle) and the host talks about folkloric vampires,  vampires in nature and movies that feature vampires and there is a twist in which the host is a vampire.  This isn’t a movie, but it is a documentary and it mentions several vampire movies.

Animated tv show for kids possibly from UK or Canada that aired on Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network, in the 90’s and 2000’s…one of the characters uttered the line ‘these pipes are full to bursting’ and I am pretty sure the voice sounds a lot like Roger Bumpass (Squidward’s voice actor).

An episode of Late Night with David Letterman from the late 80’s, specifically around 1985-1986 or possibly 1988 where David is interviewing Jay Leno and Leno is talking about holiday themed horror movies, he mentions Silent Night Deadly Night and also makes a comment about a killer turkey movie (‘Turkey -now it’s his turn to do the carving’)

A commercial for a computer brand in which a computer is put under the light of the full moon and is turned into a different computer via a transformation process,  I can’t remember the name of the computer brand.

I remember watching this documentary on History Channel or Animal Planet and it was about vampires, and it was shot in Romania or at least in a castle that looked like Bram Castle, it aired in the late 2000’s and I remember the host talking about mosquitoes and similar parasites and there was a twist in which the host turns out to be a vampire.

A Fox Kids or Cartoon Network animated series in the vein of Oggy and the Cockroaches and there was one episode where a character is trying to stop his house from breaking apart and he exclaims ‘these pipes are full to bursting’, the voice of the character sounds like Roger Bumpass (the voice of Squidward).

An episode of Rebeltaxi’s show, specifically one where he talks about this one show specifically an anime or Western animated series that is a sci fi story about a group of adventurers who have to defeat a race of horse-people, he refers to the horse-people as Bojack Horseman’s family.