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Declined PROD on Monster Jam World Finals 2

Hey there, just wanted to let you know I removed the PROD you placed on Monster Jam World Finals 2 since proposed deletion isn't applicable to redirects. If you still think it should be deleted, you can take it to Wikipedia:Redirects for discussion. ~ Amory (u • t • c) 18:48, 6 March 2018 (UTC)

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January 2019

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January 2019

hello i noticed that this week you removed my edit for AGT:the champions and i don't know why because as you see this show is on it's 4th week and the past 3 weeks/shows i put the table up before the show (with no one removing it) and during the show someone else fills it in and there was never a complain or not any problems. look i did not put any names or results on it ever because o don't know who is on it or what the results will be. so all im asking is why i had no problem from the past 3 weeks and now this week i cant put this edit in, let me know why please. its just an empty table so when the show starts someone else puts in the name and results. thank you.donaldtrump 23:03, 28 January 2019 (UTC)spanisharabic — Preceding unsigned comment added by Spanisharabic (talk • contribs)

Deal or No Deal (U.S. game show)

Please do not categorize my edits as "vandalism" in your edit summary as you did in this edit. A fansite tracking appearances of game show models is not a site that meets WP:V. AldezD (talk) 17:44, 9 March 2019 (UTC)

The Big Ballot

Hey, I'm still sort of new at this, so not sure if I'm using the talk page correctly, but just wanted to thank ya for figuring out that source was incorrect on a bunch of the Big Ballot results! I matched up the ones from the two articles I sourced with that wiki page, but just came across a new video on Youtube from the show, that directly contradicts both two of the results that were listed on the wiki page that you cited as bogus, so good call sniffing that out, and apologies for not doing better research on that source. My assumption that the entire page was correct because a few of the results matched up with print sources was foolish and wishful. It's so tough to find nuggets from growing up, but that's no excuse for dropping the ball on my research game. Haven't decided if/how to post partial results yet, but am gonna do some more research at the library and try to find some more print articles that have results in the recap first. Thanks again!. Theonewhoisseveral (talk) 16:24, 25 March 2019 (UTC)

Hey there. First of all, thanks for helping out with all the pages. Don't worry with the 'incorrect info', I just saw the Wikia page being referenced and knew it was a site where people come up with whatever they want, but we're all still good. Anyways, onto the main topic: KCAs. I've actually recently started out a KCA Wikia page to attempt to document tons of KCA history, including pictures and videos that I can find. I've been doing quite a lot of digging, even finding the HQ intro videos from some of the mid 2000's shows on Vimeo (Pretty nice to have it in a good quality or at all!) I even managed to use Wayback Machine today and found the full-1 hour show of the 1988 Kids' Choice Awards, so that'll be good to have too (I'll upload it onto the Archive site sometime this week). I actually found a video from The Big Ballot with Madonna in it, I think one of the only videos I've ever found with footage from the actual show itself. As I find more info on each show, I am updating the Wikipedia pages (Such as the 1990 show, found commercials on YouTube telling the nominations but incorrect ones were listed on the Wikipedia page). Hoping to finally clear some of this up and have very accurate pages as more info is found. Finally thing, on my new KCA Wiki, I've created different categories that are titled "KCA XXXX" so I can easily add and find videos & pictures from each show, for example, here is what I've found from The Big Ballot. If that helps you to find info on the shows to help fix the Wikipedia pages, feel free to use it. Thanks again, and hope more progress can be made on this all. (Also, you mentioned a video from Big Ballot that you found on YT, what's the link to that video? Would love to use it too, lol. Sorry for the lengthy response though.) Magitroopa (talk) 00:06, 26 March 2019 (UTC)

All That episode count

Hey,

Saw your message in the All That (season 11) edit page, If you have the time, I've also have been attempting to figure out the exact episode count number for the series, if you're available to crack the mystery. Discussion is in the List of All That episodes talk page.

Thanks Again.

Water78 (talk) 21:16, 15 June 2019 (UTC)

Etika

Please source that Etika died on the 19th. He was missing for 5 days until being found. How do you know he died on the 19th, but not potentially the 21st? 2607:FCC8:BC02:3900:A0A3:5243:47AB:92EC (talk) 19:25, 25 June 2019 (UTC)