Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The Neddeaus of Duqesne Island
Well, for what it's worth, this actually ''is'' a real thing — Bearcat the Canuck can slide right past the geoblock, and is currently listening to Colin Mochrie talking about potatoes — but Powerenwiki was right to restub it nonetheless: what it ''is'', is a new ''mockumentary'' web series that's ''pretending'' to be a "lost documentary film" from the 1970s. (And if you don't believe me, consider that it's got Colin Mochrie, who didn't start acting until 1980, and Cara Gee, who wasn't even ''born'' until 1983, in it.) But I can find exactly ''zero'' |reliable source coverage about it besides glancing namechecks of its existence in coverage of the CBC's forthcoming digital OTT service CBCX, and web series are ''not'' granted an automatic presumption of notability per  just for existing. So no prejudice against recreation in the future ''if'' the reliable sourcing beefs up and/or it gets a Canadian Screen Award nomination next January for "Original Digital Program or Series, Fiction" — but nothing here as of right now is enough, and even if it does amass a stronger notability claim in the future the article will still have to be written ''honestly''. Next step: running the  detector across Ford Francis Mayflower, the purported director of the 1970s documentary film that this never really was. Stay tuned
— User:Bearcat, 00:45, 1 July 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:TVSHOW||WP:HOAX (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)