starts at about 0:29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9EoRXnJrrk

It's a great scene but I've had the DVD for 10 years now, so there's no way to accurately describe this as "lost" so long as words continue to mean things.

I've made a lot of vintage finds but this is a show nobody cares about(I know I don't). I wasn't looking for it, it just popped up on a Youtube page. Didn't know that there were any old mud-wresting scenes on 'Sledgehammer'(who cares?). At least one of the mud-wrestlers is cute, though. People might enjoy seeing the scene. I was being a little bit satirical when I described it as 'lost scene.' So what? In the last 2 days I've learned what the word 'hissyfit' means.

You've also learned what the word "lost" means! So a good week all around.

I loved the show when I was a kid. Too bad it only ran a couple of years.

Oh, and this exchange best exemplifies why I think MM should make Regis a mod.

It's difficult for me to believe anyone has(or would even want)a DVD of the old 'Sledgehammer' series(unless of course it's a cliptape DVD). But I loved the satirical element of the show; & the actor was great in the show. Ratings weren't good though & the show folded. I get a lot of compliments about UMD postings in my Notifications inbox.-Thanks! But "hissyfit queens" are one of the reasons I only email the really Elite links to friends now instead of posting them on the forum(occaisionally I'll still post something fantastic-like 'Champagne Facials' & the 'FunFilledPhotography' channel). I rarely post great stuff anymore though-I guess I just doesn't like all of de bitching.

I guess some people get bored and want to argue over semantics for no reason. As if you're supposed to know what's in everyone's collection, so as to accurately use the word "lost," or else be chastised. That's not in the spirit of this site at all. Thank you for posting the clip, and I hope you'll post more sometime regardless.

And I've had those DVDs since I was in high school.

Semantics are important! It's condescending to suggest someone would only care about them because he or she is "bored."

"Lost" has a specific meaning on this forum (and with regard to media in general). It doesn't mean you just heard of it now so it must've been lost before that. It means that no one anywhere is known to have a copy of something. There are many threads on the UMD where Wamtec Mark and Rich and other collectors discuss wam scenes that are currently lost and scenes that used to be lost and the backstory and the lacunae around all that. If you start describing common scenes in thread titles as "lost" you're going to raise false hopes, if only for a moment, that something truly rare has been discovered. It's worth it to, y'know, not do that. Absolutely a good thing to post classic clips and have new discussions about them. Let's just tag them sensibly.

Would've been more constructive to write all of that at the outset, I guess. Sorry!

As a semanticist, I can't help but point out that those two things are not mutually exclusive.

I'm fairly sure this is a lost scene

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GdT8eqMO4qk

They actually had to shoot this Evangeline Lilly/Elizabeth Mitchell scene twice .... so, yes, there is in fact a lost LOST mud scene.

I guess the problem we have hear is some of us have a life and therefore don't sit hear waiting four someone else to positively contribute to 4rums and give something to others.

Someone of us actually do go and have friends and activities in the real world therefore we forget that several years ago someone else posted a clip or that it is free elsewhere on the Internet. I'm sure some people here actually go to the trouble of trawling through archives just so they can say told you so....

All words misspelt as a treat to the dickheads here who get off on that sort of thing along with under use of grammar. Will I be checking fuck no! I don't need attention like oxygen like some here do!

To OP thanks for the share buddy!

Sticklers for spelling/grammar/accuracy don't have lives. People who complain about sticklers for spelling/grammar/accuracy do have lives. Got it! Thanks for clarifying.

This series is also available for streaming on Hulu. I think Netflix also has it. Far from lost but it is a good scene.

For what it's worth, I hadn't seen this scene in year and was not prepared to buy the box set for one scene. So effectively it was lost to me. That is if my perspective counts for anything.

Dave