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Rollercoaster - Episode (ABS-2 aka ABC-TV, 27/6/2005)

Before go and write in the Comments why my video as a Watermark on it. I will explain. This Watermark is here so Other You Tuber and TV Stations can’t steal it without giving me a credit or paying me for the footage. If you interested of getting a DVD copy or Digital File via Dropbox Drive for your Review, Remix or TV Show drop me I line on my on Facebook   / swagstarpict.  . or my email swagstarsam@gmail.com . If you’re a You Tuber you can get it for free and all you have to do is give me a credit in the Video. And if you’re a TV Station the money will be negotiated so it can go towards buying Used Record VHS or Betamax Tapes and Machines like a U-Matic or a Phillips N1700. Here is a Episode of Rollercoaster with Elliot Spencer. Find more soon. Rollercoaster was a Australian Children’s Bumper Show that aired on the ABC Kids between 2005-2009. The Host was Elliot Spencer A very Funny, Nerdy and Fast pass presenter who was very entertaining and left a Imprint in any children who grew up during the mid to late 2000s. The Shows name came from a ABC Commercial from 2002 for a Website of the same name where people could interact with each other. The TV Show Rollercoaster is still up on the Internet today I would love to see if anyone gets a reply. But in 2009 ABC3 (Now ABC ME) started up and Studio 3 started with the show not been Funny or Entertaining but I was already 14 at the Time So I was not for me. Rollercoaster was moved to ABC3 in the Afternoons but could not compete with Studio 3. Elliot stepped down as host and ABC decided to Can the Show. After that Elliot did one final show for 7 Two “split it Out” a kids Game Show in the Morning. The how had a short Run and Elliot has not been seen anywhere on TV or another Media since. Aired on ABS Channel 2 Adelaide on Monday the 27th of June 2005. I found this in a box I got from the Op Shop Warehouse I work at on a Scotch E180 VHS Cassette. Which was then converted to DVD. All rights for this video go to Australian Broadcasting Corporation. I'm only uploading it for Historical and Nostalgic Purposes and the fact the they don't show it on TV or DVD. Please tell your friends about my channel and Subscribe. I’m going to end with Elliot Spencer catchphrase. Bye now not for Ever.