“But Wait, There’s More” Is No More: Massive Mandela Effect & MTV News Gone

Edge of Wonder discovered a new Mandela Effect that’s just as significant as Ed McMahon not being the spokesperson for Publishers Clearing House. Everyone remembers the famous catchphrase from the infomercial salesman Billy Mays in the 2000s, “But wait, there’s more.”

There are countless memes and parody videos joking about it. But what if they told you that he never said it? Are we all losing our minds? Was something altered in our timeline, or are we misremembering? Find out on this Friday Night Live.

Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts as they dive deeper into this phenomenon and explore the new quantum computer from Google that many people find alarming.

In other news, MTV completely erased decades of history with the deletion of their MTV News site. Former staff members have been speaking out about it. Was it really about money, erasing history, or something else? So much music history was lost with the push of a button, and it almost nothing is even available on Archive.org.

Tune in for a discussion about the repercussions and what it all means for the future. Be sure to tune in for the “Dig Deep” live Q&A segment followed by the Top 10 Weirder News of the Week.

Q&A: “Do you have a favorite MTV music video? Which one and why?” “Are brains basically quantum computers?” “What would be the best way to use supercomputers for the public?” “Why is it that we have the placebo effect if consciousness is not part of physics?” “How real is the ‘dead internet theory’ now?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. A 7-foot mystery fish washed up on the beach.

9. Police settle an intense debate: Does a siren go, “nee-nah” or “woo-woo”?

8. Soccer fields shouldn’t be built on top of gigantic sinkholes, one Illinois park discovered.

7. An unknown object was filmed zooming across the sky—and no, it’s not the Space X rocket in the video.

6. To protest water restrictions, Delhi residents gathered. Authorities tried to disperse them with an ironic tool of choice.

5. Silence of the Lambs has nothing on one Indian man, who was the cause of another man waking up to horrifying surgical results.

4. Impersonation of an officer was all fun and games until one man was caught.

3. The world’s first robot face made with human skin smiled.

2. Abraham Lincoln’s wax sculpture in Washington, D.C. lost its pep, melting in a fantastic way. Then the hilarious internet comments began.

1. Snake carvings in a cliff were discovered, bringing up questions about ancient civilizations and ancient art.