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| ''The Fabulous Baker Boys'' || Avid Home Entertainment || Live Entertainment || January 21, 1997 ||
* This release uses a silkscreen-inked label, a rarity for duplicator RVSA.
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| ''The Fan'' || Columbia TriStar Home Video || Columbia TriStar Home Video || January 28, 1997 ||
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| ''Fled'' || MGM/UA Home Video || Warner Home Video || January 7, 1997 ||
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| ''Rocko's Modern Life: With Friends Like These'' || Nickelodeon Video Works || Paramount Home Video || July 8, 1997 ||
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| ''A Rugrats Vacation'' || Nickelodeon Video Works || Paramount Home Video || July 8, 1997 ||
* Includes a teaser trailer for ''Good Burger'' and a promo for ''Nicktoons on Videocassette''.
* Contains the episodes "Vacation", "Ice Cream Mountain" and "Graham Canyon".
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| ''Dante's Peak'' || MCA/Universal Home Video || Universal Music & Video Distribution || August 19, 1997 ||
* THX certified.
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| ''Hard Eight'' || Columbia TriStar Home Video || Columbia TriStar Home Video || August 26, 1997 ||
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| ''Inner Sanctum Vol. 1'' || MCA/Universal Home Video || Universal Music & Video Distribution || August 19, 1997 ||
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* THX certified.
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| ''A Rugrats Chanukah'' || Nickelodeon Video Works || Paramount Home Video || October 7, 1997 ||
* Contains the episodes "Chanukah" and "Moving Away".
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| ''A Rugrats Thanksgiving'' || Nickelodeon Video Works || Paramount Home Video || October 21, 1997 ||
* Contains the episodes "The Turkey Who Came to Dinner", "Chuckie is Rich" and "Home Movies".
* ''The Turkey Who Came to Dinner'' was a direct-to-video episode, and did not premiere on television until November 1998. The following two episodes were labeled on the cover as bonus episodes.
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| ''Rugrats: Bedtime Bash'' || Nickelodeon Video Works || Paramount Home Video || October 7, 1997 ||
* Contains the episodes "Party Animals", "Under Chuckie's Bed", "Tooth or Dare", "In the Dreamtime" and "The Last Babysitter".
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