YouTube Content "Blocked" On AppleTV

I was wondering of anyone knows of a work around for the following issue:
Some YouTube content that can be viewed and played on my Mac will not even show up in my favorites folder or search. I am presuming Apple is blocking some content that is also available via iTunes store. Any thoughts?

it's not blocking.
youtube content has to be converted to an appletv compatible format before it is viewable. this is done by Youtube and is not an apple issue. youtube is in the process of converted all content.
content providers can also choose not to allow content to be viewed outwith the youtube website (it's called syndication).

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