History Trivia / SFDebris

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Some fans ''tried'' to do this after Chuck removed all of his early reviews from Website/YouTube, by re-uploading copies of his video reviews to the site. Unfortunately, all they ended up doing was proving that Chuck's decision had been the right one, as Viacom squashed the new uploads almost as soon as they went up. Some fan-made archives still exist, off of [=YouTube=], though they aren't too easy to find. The original videos are not 100% identical to the remade ones, so they still remain archive-worthy.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: His ''BIONICLE 3'' review was ''loaded'' with this, including several name mispronunciations and implying green characters had the ''Jungle'' element[[note]](What's weird is that later in the review he correctly says that green is air)[[/note]]. ContinuityLockOut could be a valid excuse, though.

* {{Trope Namer|s}}: This web series has named VoodooShark.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Some fans ''tried'' to do this after Chuck removed all his reviews from Website/YouTube, by re-uploading copies of his video reviews to the site. Unfortunately, all they ended up doing was proving that Chuck's decision had been the right one, as Viacom squashed the new uploads almost as soon as they went up.
** Some fan-made archives still exist, off of [=YouTube=], though they aren't too easy to find. The original videos are not 100% identical to the remade ones, so they still remain archive-worthy.

** ''Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds'' by Creator/WilliamShatner (Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries)
** ''Layla'' by Music/DerekAndTheDominoes (WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries)
** ''99 Red Balloons'' by Nena (Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration)
** ''The Mystic's Dream'' by [=Loreena McKennitt=] (Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine)
** ''Riders in the Sky'' by Roxette (Series/StarTrekVoyager)
** ''Kryptonite'' by 3 Doors Down (Series/StarTrekEnterprise)
** ''Sign of the Times'' by Music/HarryStyles (Series/StarTrekDiscovery)
** ''It's a Jungle Out There'' by Music/RandyNewman (The Star Trek films)

* ReclusiveArtist: Sort of. While he is active on Website/{{Twitter}} and interacts with people, nobody knows what the hell he looks like.

Weblinks are not examples.

** Creator/LewisLovhaug's ''WebVideo/HistoryOfPowerRangers''" series has a very similar tone, with the montage in ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' almost exactly like Cuck's in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS7E24AllGoodThings}} All Good Things...]]" (which Lewis did get permission).

* ScheduleSlip:
** Magnificently averted. He hasn't missed a scheduled update in ages. Made even more impressive with the transfer of his videos from Website/YouTube to blip.tv; he posts several videos per week, which are either brand new or are completely re-recorded (given the poor sound quality of his older videos), usually with new material added. In August 2011, he posted at the rate of almost one video per day. And the only breaks he takes are scheduled ones. He's only missed three scheduled updates, two of which have been due to outside forces, the first from a tornado knocking out power to his house for a few days, the second from some unknown technical glitch on the blip server.
** Subverted in February 2014. He was summoned to jury duty, and noted that the schedule posted was tentative. He did not miss a day even with jury duty.
** Generally speaking, the only time this is played straight is when he has to change video hosting services, which admittedly is not a rare occurrence at this point.

** And now, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg8KOFVLMAo this.]]

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: A much more subtle example than most, but some references and jokes that are made when the episode comes out are not always understandable at a later date. For example, in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo}} Ensign Ro]]", a planet "Salar" is attacked, and SF Debris makes a joke about "Krogans attacking the Salarians" but then comments that "No one who gets that joke is watching today." This was because the episode came out on the day that ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' was released, but future watchers can sometimes be confused. Similarly, the episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E9AMatterOfTime}} A Matter of Time]]" was released on the date of the fiftieth anniversary of ''Series/DoctorWho'', and several jokes reference that.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Some fans ''tried'' to do this after Chuck removed all his reviews from YouTube, by re-uploading copies of his video reviews to the site. Unfortunately, all they ended up doing was proving that Chuck's decision had been the right one, as Viacom squashed the new uploads almost as soon as they went up.
** Some fan-made archives still exist, off of YouTube, though they aren't too easy to find. The original videos are not 100% identical to the remade ones, so they still remain archive-worthy.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: A much more subtle example than most, but some references and jokes that are made when the episode comes out are not always understandable at a later date. For example, in "Ensign Ro," a planet "Salar" is attacked, and SF Debris makes a joke about "Krogans attacking the Salarians" but then comments that "No one who gets that joke is watching today." This was because the episode came out on the day that ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' was released, but future watchers can sometimes be confused. Similarly, the episode "A Matter of Time" was released on the date of the fiftieth anniversary of ''Series/DoctorWho'', and several jokes reference that.

** Received one from [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]], who freely admits to being a fanboy of his.