Zanzibar Musical Club[]
Interesting documentary about traditional taarab music, but the film doesn't show Bao, just dominoes.Mr Mancala 15:32, September 9, 2011 (UTC)
Unknown title and year (probably 1930s or early 1940s)[]
"In Northern Liberia, in Gbanga, Spannaus (1263) of the Museum for Ethnology, Leipzig, has worked on the almost ritual athletic games of the Gbandi, and in his film a prominent place was given to wrestling; other games, such as tumbling — incidentally often played for gain, and the famous Mancala , the national game of the Africans, were also investigated and filmed while being played by young and old men." Source: Anthony R. Michaelis. Research films in biology, anthropology, psychology, and medicine. 1955, page 209. Mr Mancala 16:06, April 5, 2012 (UTC)
- Identified: "Jungen- und Männerspiele [The boys and men play.] Filmed by Paul Germann in 1928-1929. Produced by G. Spannaus. Göttingen: Institut für den Wissenschaftlichen Film, 1936. No. C 28. 3 minutes. Description: The Bandi of northern Liberia."Mr Mancala 16:06, April 5, 2012 (UTC)
Squidwood (SpongeBob)[]
The transcript given by Spongepedia is nonsense. SpongeBob doesn't say: "How about Duck, Duck, Hermit Krab? Hopscotch? Squidward Says? Steal The Bacon? Sleeping Sea Lions? Sharks & Minnows? Mancala? Sink The Submarine? Darts? Kings & Queens? Mohjongg?" This can easily be proven by listening to this episode in slow motion.
but: "How about Duck, Duck, Hermit Krab? Hopscotch? Squidward Says? Steal The Bacon? Sleeping Sea Lions? Sharks & Minnows? Sink The Submarine? Kings & Queens? Mohjongg?" (no mancala and no darts!!!)
-- as correctly given by the SpongeBob SquarePants Wiki. Most annoying Spongepedia doesn't permit the editing of its faulty article, you cannot even add anything to its discussion page because it's "protected".--Mr Mancala 20:35, April 8, 2012 (UTC)
Unknown doku on German TV[]
Short excerpt with a game of "Bao" cut in the rocks.--Mr Mancala 17:17, May 24, 2012 (UTC)
- The "Zuschauerservice" of TV network SAT.1 was unable to identify the documentary, although it was shown by them. The YouTube user who uploaded the video didn't reply. --Mr Mancala 07:56, June 11, 2012 (UTC)
Short report on TV Escola (Brazil)[]
Barbara Pereira shows Aware taught at a school. (excerpt).Mr Mancala (talk) 10:38, March 19, 2013 (UTC)