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== The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1989-1992) ==
Under a twenty nine-year licensing agreement into which Disney entered with Sears, Roebuck & Co. on Winnie the Pooh merchandise in 1965, these releases were originally distributed exclusively to the Sears chain of stores, owned at the time by the latter company. ▼
Around 1993, then-VP Eric Schulz of Marketing at Disney recalled an incident one Friday afternoon at Kmart where parents were shopping: "We noticed that no Winnie the Pooh characters were available. Several consumers were asking the store clerks if the Poohs were sold out". Schulz and his team discovered that there were no plush toys available at Kmart, due to the licensing agreement with Sears, Roebuck & Co. They also discovered that the licensing agreement was expiring in just a few months and would not be renewed. That afternoon, the marketing team returned to the office and began to plan new ideas to sell Winnie the Pooh videos.▼
=== September 1989 ===
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== Storybook Classics Collection (1993-2000) ==
===April 1993===
These re-issues were first advertised at the end of the new Sing-Along Songs program, ''Friend Like Me''.
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! Catalog number !! Title !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! Note(s)
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| 49 || ''Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree'' || USA || 1966 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || April 30, 1993 ||
* This issue of the title has a special promo for Winnie the Pooh titles at the end of the video, in place of the Mini-Classics promo.
* The only other additional changes this issue of the title had to its print master are:
** The 1984 red-orange FBI warning screens were replaced with the 1991 green FBI warning screens.
** The 1986 Walt Disney Home Video "Sorcerer Mickey" logo is absent on this issue.
** The original Buena Vista logo is restored on this issue.
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| 63 || ''Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day'' || USA || 1968 || 24 minutes || Standard version || G || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || April 30, 1993 ||
* This issue of the title has a special promo for Winnie the Pooh titles at the end of the video, in place of the Mini-Classics promo.
* The only other additional changes this issue of the title had to its print master are:
** The 1984 red-orange FBI warning screens were replaced with the 1991 green FBI warning screens.
** The 1986 Walt Disney Home Video "Sorcerer Mickey" logo is absent on this issue.
** The original Buena Vista logo is restored on this issue.
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| 64 || ''Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too'' || USA || 1974 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || April 30, 1993 ||
* This issue of the title has a special promo for Winnie the Pooh titles at the end of the video, in place of the Mini-Classics promo.
* The only other additional changes this issue of the title had to its print master are:
** The 1984 red-orange FBI warning screens were replaced with the 1991 green FBI warning screens.
** The 1986 Walt Disney Home Video "Sorcerer Mickey" logo is absent on this issue.
** The original Buena Vista logo is restored on this issue.
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| 532 || ''Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore'' || USA || 1983 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || April 30, 1993 ||
* This issue of the title has a special promo for Winnie the Pooh titles at the end of the video, in place of the Mini-Classics promo.
* The only other additional changes this issue of the title had to its print master are:
** The 1984 red-orange FBI warning screens were replaced with the 1991 green FBI warning screens.
** The 1986 Walt Disney Home Video "Sorcerer Mickey" logo is absent on this issue.
** The original Buena Vista logo is restored on this issue.
|}
===September 1993===
These re-issues use slightly updated tape labels, still in horizontal ink, where the "Disney's" header is placed above the Walt Disney Home Video logo on the label, and the Sorcerer Mickey placement template next to the logo returns on the label for these re-issues.
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! Catalog number !! Title !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! Note(s)
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| 49 || ''Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree'' || USA || 1966 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || September 17, 1993 ||
* Still uses the April 1993 print master.
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| 63 || ''Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day'' || USA || 1968 || 24 minutes || Standard version || G || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || September 17, 1993 ||
* Still uses the April 1993 print master.
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| 64 || ''Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too'' || USA || 1974 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || September 17, 1993 ||
* Still uses the April 1993 print master.
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| 532 || ''Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore'' || USA || 1983 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || September 17, 1993 ||
* Still uses the April 1993 print master.
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=== February 1994 ===
▲Under a twenty nine-year licensing agreement into which Disney entered with Sears, Roebuck & Co. on Winnie the Pooh merchandise in 1965, these releases were originally distributed exclusively to the Sears chain of stores, owned at the time by the latter company.
▲Around 1993, then-VP Eric Schulz of Marketing at Disney recalled an incident one Friday afternoon at Kmart where parents were shopping: "We noticed that no Winnie the Pooh characters were available. Several consumers were asking the store clerks if the Poohs were sold out". Schulz and his team discovered that there were no plush toys available at Kmart, due to the licensing agreement with Sears, Roebuck & Co. They also discovered that the licensing agreement was expiring in just a few months and would not be renewed. That afternoon, the marketing team returned to the office and began to plan new ideas to sell Winnie the Pooh videos.
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== Learning Collection (1994-2000) ==
=== May 1994 ===
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