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Paramount would later launch sublabels, such as '''Paramount Gateway Video''', formed in 1982 to release mid-price titles, and '''Bel Canto/Paramount Home Video''', formed in 1985 to release music-related titles. In 1984, Paramount Home Video began distributing titles from Simon & Schuster Video, and four years later, began distributing titles by Madison Square Garden Home Video. At the time, Simon & Schuster Video's corporate parent, Simon & Schuster, was owned by Gulf and Western Industries, which also owned Paramount Pictures, which made the former a sister company to the latter.
 
Throughout the early 1990s, it was the distributor for [[Full Moon Features|Full Moon Entertainment]], Miramax Home Video, and Skouras Home Video. In 1994, it became the distributor for Capital Cities/ABC Video Publishing; the distribution pact later expired in 1997, a year after Capital Cities/ABC was sold to The Walt Disney Company and renamed to ABC, Inc., with Capital Cities/ABC Video Publishing merged into [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment|Buena Vista Home Video]] as a result. The company broughtpicked up the [[Nickelodeonhome Homevideo Video|Nickelodeon Video]] labelrights to NorthNickelodeon Americatitles in June 1996 as a result of Nickelodeon's home video and music pact with [[Sony Music Entertainment]] being terminated at the time. Five years later, in September 2001, the company picked up the [[MTV Home Entertainment|MTV Home Video]] label. In 2004, the company picked up home video rights to Hasbro's titles, until Hasbro would later leave for [[Shout! Factory]] by the end of the decade.
 
In 1998, it entered the DVD market, after trying on DIVX, then entered high definition in 2006. Paramount briefly withdrew from Blu-ray in 2007, except titles directed by Steven Spielberg, only to reenter Blu-ray in 2008 after HD-DVD failed.
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| 8026 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Odd_Couple_(film) The Odd Couple]'' || USA || 1968 || 106 min || Standard version || G || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1979 ||
* Duplicated at Bell & Howell/Paramount Pictures Video Services.
* The tape master for the original pressings was being used as late as 1983.
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| 8042 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_and_Maude Harold and Maude]'' || USA || 1971 || 91 min || TBD || PG || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1979 || TBD
* Original MPAA "GP" rating screen intact at the end.
* The tape master for the original pressings was being used as late as 1984.
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| 8049 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Godfather The Godfather]'' || USA || 1972 || 171 min || TBD || R || Matted 1.85 || 2 || TBD || Color || September 1979 ||
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* Contains the episodes ''Party Animals'', ''Under Chuckie's Bed'', ''Tooth or Dare'', ''In the Dreamtime'' and ''The Last Babysitter''.
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| 838783 || ''Rugrats Volume One'' || USA || 1997 || 94 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || JulyAugust 826, 1997 || VHS ||
* Blockbuster exclusive VHS.
* Includes the episodes from ''Angelica the Divine'' and ''A Baby's Gotta Do What a Baby's Gotta Do'', as well as the ''Inside Out Boy'' shorts and video puzzle from the two aforementioned tapes.
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| 838793 || ''Rugrats Volume Two'' || USA || 1997 || 104 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || JulyAugust 826, 1997 || VHS ||
* Blockbuster exclusive VHS.
* Includes the episodes from ''Grandpa's Favorite Stories'' and ''Tales from the Crib'', as well as the ''Inside Out Boy'' shorts from the latter.
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| 838803 || ''Rugrats Volume Three'' || USA || 1997 || 120 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || JulyAugust 826, 1997 || VHS ||
* Blockbuster exclusive VHS.
* Includes the episodes from ''Phil and Lil Double Trouble'' and ''Return of Reptar'', as well as the ''The Non-Adventures of Safety Queen'' shorts from the former.
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| 838813 || ''Rugrats Volume Four'' || USA || 1997 || 111 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || JulyAugust 826, 1997 || VHS ||
* Blockbuster exclusive VHS.
* Includes the episodes from ''Tommy Troubles'' and ''Chuckie the Brave'', as well as the ''The Off-Beats'' shorts from the former.
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| 335523 || ''Good Burger'' || USA || 1997 || 103 min || TBD || PG || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || February 17, 1998 || VHS ||
* Priced for rental.
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| 335523 || ''Good Burger'' || USA || 1997 || 103 min || TBD || PG || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || September 8, 1998 || VHS ||
* Sell-through release.
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| 831033 || ''Little Bear: Favorite Tales'' || USA || 1998 || 92 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || 1998 || VHS ||
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* Reuses the October 1996 master.
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| 835703 || ''Blue's Clues: Big, Blue And Just For You'' || USA || 1998 || 98 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || June 9, 1998 || VHS ||
* Blockbuster exclusive "Kidmongous" VHS, featuring the episodes from "Arts and Crafts" and "Story Time."
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| 839013 || ''Rugrats: Dr. Tommy Pickles'' || USA || 1998 || 58 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || January 13, 1998 || VHS ||
* ''Hiccups'' and, ''Autumn Leaves'' and ''Grandpa's Bad Bug'' were direct-to-video episodes, and theythe former two did not premiere on television before May 13, 1998.
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| 839163 || ''Blue's Clues: Arts and Crafts'' || USA || 1998 || 50 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || June 9, 1998 || VHS ||
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| 874763 || ''Rocket Power: Maxing Out'' || USA || 2001 || 58 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || August 7, 2001 || VHS ||
* Toys 'R' Us exclusive.
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| 874773 || ''Little Bill: What I Did At School'' || USA || 2001 || 48 min || TBD || NR || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || August 21, 2001 || VHS ||
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