| The ultimate
goal of Blast from the Past is to completely
piece together everything pertaining to kid's shows from
the decade of the 90s. Being able to completely
restore the past includes: having information relating
to every kid's show that aired during the 1990s,
offering a download section of show openings, closings,
promos and commercials, and network commercials that is
as comprehensive as possible, and finally, finishing a
schedule archive of every show that has aired on each
network. The information will be presented in any
form of media, such as the aforementioned videos, as
well as through text, pictures, and interviews of those
involved with different aspects of shows.
As one can imagine, this
goal seems like an almost impossible feat. In many
respects, this goal might not ever be accomplished;
however, I am going to try my best for Blast from the
Past to be as close as possible to making this dream
become reality. I know that everything that I am
searching for is out there in some form and is just
waiting to be uncovered with the help of this website.
I like to compare my
website to a one-million piece puzzle. The goal is
to finish the puzzle by putting in that last
piece. However, there is a problem. After I
get home from buying the puzzle at the store, I open up
the box and realize that there are roughly hundreds of
thousands of pieces missing to this puzzle.
Consequently, I only have about roughly half of the
pieces needed to reach the ultimate goal. The
other half are scattered throughout the world and are in
the hands of others. Each of these people possess
what might seem like only a miniscule puzzle
piece. However, if each were to donate their
piece, the final picture would become clearer and
clearer.
It is my utmost belief
that if those who can help in any way possible do come
forward, then Blast from the Past would become
even more complete. No form of help is small in
any way; each and every person who helps out, no matter
how big or how small, will ultimately lead to the
completion of the master plan. Therefore, I urge
all visitors to check their own collections for any
missing puzzle pieces lying around. With
everyone's help, Blast from the Past will become
the definitive resource for the history of kid's TV
during the 90s.
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