Looking for the "Never mind the bogey, it's going away" Video

Hi guys, I remember seeing a NASA video a couple years back, I even showed it to some friends and had a discussion about it. It was an astronaut on a space walk, or repairing hubble or something like that. We hear the radio chatter and the conversation is something along these lines:

- Oh hey Bob (or whatever his name is), there's a Bogey on your 9:00, do you see it?
- Uhm, I don't see anything. What am I supposed to be looking at?
- ... Don't worry about it, it's going away.
- ...

And you can see a bulb of light passing from behind at a steady pace from the left of the screen to the right. By the way we are seeing the astronaut from an 8 o'clock angle in the video.

Do any of you know this video? I was very interested in it back then but never could do any research on it. It came up recently and I want to follow it up.

Yes its called "Spacewalking astronaut points out a UFO" I dont see anything, just the guy on the Radio calls it out then says nevermind.

I mean it was from one of the missions but I don't remember what it was. I am looking for that specific video because the STS-75, STS-80 etc. have been done to death but it was one of the videos which I found more intriguing and want to be able to refer to it.

i think this is what you are looking for

Originally posted by Glassbender777
i think this is what you are looking for

The dialog sounds somewhat similar, but I didn't see this:

Originally posted by bilb_o
And you can see a bulb of light passing from behind at a steady pace from the left of the screen to the right.

Anyway between the thousands of pieces of manmade space junk, and the 40 tons of non-man-made stuff that falls to Earth every day, what's surprising is that they don't see more.

Yes, this is the one thank you. But this is not the original copy, there's a strange dimming/brightening effect going on and you can't see the light passing from behind. Do you know from which mission this is taken from?