Here's something I was able to salvage from one of my old VHS tape. The last 30 min or so of the 1997 Luxembourg Formula-one Grand-Prix as broadcasted by Canadian-French sport channel RDS! You can thank my dad for recording this one and a young me for taping over it with Dragon Ball Z episode :p It include the glorious original advertisements of-course!
Mado la Commode is a classic story book from Québec that was part of a series of book that was somewhat popular in the end of the 1970's through the mid 80's. The book is the story of a anthropological dresser that get replaced by a newer piece of furniture and eventually get bought and restored by a young couple who gave her a new home. The story was illustrated and written by François Ladouceur. It was a book I loved when I was a kid and recently found my old copy so I decided to try to preserve it. I hope that some new parents will be happy to have this easily accessible to show their kids!
Parodie sur Terre was a Québec TV show broadcasted on the now defunct French-Canadian music channel MusiquePlus (basically Québec's MTV) during the 1990's. The show was a mix of comicly dubbed movie scenes, some jokingly dubbed over music video, some regular music video and comedian sketches with a cast of recuring characters. I believe it is very representative of that era of Québec's TV and should be a real treat to anyone who grew up in Montréal or Québec during the 90's!
What we have here is a block recording of a few Dragon Ball Z episodes as broadcasted on YTV in Canada around 1997, with all the commercials intact! You can thank my younger self for recording this and safely storing it for all those years. I am by no mean a Dragon Ball Z expert but they seem to be using the Ocean dubs. This come straight from my childhood era and it is very nostalgic for me as it is rare I can find canadian TV recording with commercials anywhere so hopefully this will make some other peoples happy and encourage them to upload and share whatever contents they might have! There is also many cool toys commercials from the era, including some for the Nintendo 64!