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I got the episode. I'll copy it onto my computer tonight and send the file to you, landbeforetimelover.

Okay, that's good.  How large is the file?  Driveway.com will allow you to upload up to a 500mb and there are even some sites out there that will allow you to upload up to 2gb files.

The files come out to a total of 1GB and 488MB. The DVD-Recorder automatically splits the file when it reaches 1GB. I had recorded it on the highest setting to give people the highest quality picture, although in retrospect it probably would've been better to go lower and have a smaller file size =\ I have a video file joiner-spliter so I can put them together, although if you have a program to do that it's better if I give them split up for you. As it is, I may have to split the first file just to send it...

I apologize, I'm not used to recording files for sharing XD I'll upload these to a file sender tonight and PM you the links. However, I might not be able to get you all of them until tomorrow morning because I suspect they'll take a while to upload =\

Now That's a name I haven't heard in awhile!  I remember playing this back on my first computer ever.  Only thing I remember being a pain was having to print out the "codes" so you could actually complete the game.  The red and blue characters had different code sheets (obviously) so it took quite a bit of paper
 

Wow, I didn't think anyone knew of Hodj' n' Podj'! My copy came with a booklet for the codes so you didn't have to print those out...although we lost it pretty much the same day we bought it so we always played the full game blind XD Usually we just played the free-play version where you pick the games you play, because the crossword game was defective and would crash the game =\ So we'd have to start all over again if you happened to have to go there XD

Fun game, though. I recently bought a new copy to play only to discover it's one of the only games that can't be played on XP (even with DOSBox) =(

I could back-up the episodes for you. My method of recording off TV is much less complicated than yours but I can't vouch much for quality because I haven't watched anything I've logged into my collection.

I record the show via my DVR, then record the show off the DVR on my DVD Recorder with a DVD-RW, then I copy the video off the DVD-RW onto my computer to get the file on my computer. Then I do whatever I want to it with my various programs and I'm done. I don't upload, though XD

Anyway, let me know if you'd like me to record the episodes in case you miss them. I only have so much space on my DVR so I tend to delete things right after I watch them.

A lot of the sames I know and love are unknown and unsuccessful because a lot of my games were fished from bargain bins back in the day XD

The most unknown game that I absolutely adore is: "Skullmonkeys". "Skullmonkeys" is a platform sequel for the point-and-click puzzle game "The NeverHood" for the PC. Because a lot of PC gamers don't play on consoles, it was really ill-advised for Skullmonkeys to only be available for the playstation =\ but anyway, it's a really quirky and funny game that's completely "Klaymated" (their words) about Klayman who is brought to the planet of the skullmonkeys when the evil Klogg (who is technically Klayman's brother) crashes on the planet and immediately becomes the king of the skullmonkeys. He's brought there to liberate the skullmonkeys (who don't really want to be liberated) but since Klogg is building a machine to destroy The NeverHood (where Klayman lives) he'd have to be there anyway.
It's a really good game and a rare find, since the company that made it is now defunct and thus the game is no longer manufactured. That said, it's worth the money if you can find it. It is kind of terrifying, even though it's not a horror game. That might be me, though, claymation unsettles me XD

By the by, the game is done by the same guy who did Earthworm Jim games and the Catscratch cartoon.

The other games I love but no one has ever heard of are:
Hodj' n' Podj' (PC)
Oddballz (PC)
GearHeads (PC)
Creatures (PC)
A Boy and His Blob (NES)
Plok (SNES)
Smartball (SNES)
Ardy Lightfoot (SNES)
Claymates (SNES)
Donald Duck as Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow (SNES)
Young Merlin (SNES)
Digimon Rumble Arena (PSX)
Rat Attack! (PSX)
Space Station: Silicon Valley (N64)
Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil (PS2)
Okage: Shadow King (PS2)

And, like, many others I can't remember XD

The bias fangirl in me wants to say that all the Silent Hill games should be on there. But the logical one in me says that there should just be at least one. I say "Silent Hill 2" deserves a spot up there for it's amazing psychological horror elements and unparalleled story). Plus, it's a great alternative to Resident Evil, since it's more thought-based than action based.

Also, Psychonauts should be up there. I've yet to see a fun, creative, and intelligent game done in that style before. Play it and I'm sure you'll be similarily amazed.

Quick note: Metal Gear Solid isn't a FPS, it's a stealth game...but could also be considered a Third-person shooter, sorta. But it's more stealth than anything else.

I'm a big Green Day fan myself. I particularly like American Idiot because I'm a sucker for musicals and rock operas XD I've loved pretty much all their CDs (After Dookie, because I'm not much into punk - although I LOVED "Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?") and eagerly await their next one. Great band, Billie has a stunning voice and a real way with words =D I adored the song they did with U2 ("The Saint Are Coming").

Personally, my favorite song of their's is the extremely underappreciated "J.A.R. (Jason Andrew Relva)". Brilliant song, brilliant lyrics.

I saw them in concert 2 years ago and it was simply amazing. I was across a football field from them but oh well XD They really know how to pump up a crowd.

Petrie: Thanks! Yeah, I do hope to animate in the future XD if I could just get myself in gear I'd be a lot closer to my goal.
The problem with Artie, though, is that I don't really want to make her look girly because it doesn't fit well with her personality (which is more neutral than anything). But you're right about the indicators, I do need to start using thoses (even though is drives me crazy because females are shown with eyelashes, but often times in real life males have longer eyelashes than female) because all my characters tend to look male XD

Malte: Thanks, mate :3 I'm glad you like them. Yeah, I think with dinosaurs (or non-mammals) it gets a little trickier to depict them unless they're naturally sexual dimorphic (although that doesn't matter anyway because people will have male cows with udders and female peacocks with plumage). Depending on the style, though, you can add hair even if they really shouldn't have any. Not in tLBT style, though.
I really like drawing scared or panicked expressions XD I have no idea why, it's just so fun.

Why, hello there! I'm Lain. Southern California, huh? Well I'm from Tijuana, Mexico. Have you heard of that city?

Hey Lain :3 I have indeed heard of Tijuana! I actually visited it briefly when I went down to Mexico about 7-9 years ago.

No, no, it does. My icon on DA is animated and I've seen many that are the same.

I'm slooooowly chipping my way through "American Psycho". I've never read splatterpunk before and I just have to read the book that's considered so mature in some countries that they seal it with plastic so the kiddies can't sneak a peek.