As you probably already know, all the videos clips on the website are down because someone deleted them from my server.  I have talked to my host and he did not delete them, so someone must have hacked in.  Whatever the case, I am still dedicated to providing these clips to all visitors.

As you can imagine, it will take some time to rebuild.  From now on, I am changing the format of how visitors download the video clips.  There will not be direct links to the clips but instead, each section will have a zip folder that contains multiple video clips.  For instance, there will be a zip file that contains every opening and ending theme for X-Men...there will be another for X-Men commercials and so on.  This will make it a lot easier to download all of the clips that you want in a short period of time because they will all be in one folder.  Also, it makes my job easier when making them available for download.  Even if I don't have the clip up on the download page, I can still place them in the zip folder, so there may be some extra clips floating around in there.

I hope to have much of this sorted out by next week.  However, I cannot make any promises with the start of college.

In case you haven't noticed, the main index page has been updated to reflect two new divisions of Blast from the Past.  A commercials site is in the works and should be open before the new year.  All types of commercials from the 90's will be available for download and I am predicting over 500 will be available before Spring 2006.  The other new addition will be dedicated to music from the 90's.  Unlike the other two sections, you will not be able to download mp3's of music due to copyright restrictions.  Nevertheless, visitors will learn all about music from the 90's and be able to find lyrics, discography, artist information, etc.  Like the kid's TV section, these other two are a huge work in progress and will expand as time goes on.  If anyone would like to help with any of these three websites or would like to be in charge of making another one (such as primetime TV, videogames, etc.), feel free to e-mail me.