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What if very, very early copies of the 1996 Paramount Home Video reprint "Rugrats" 1993-1996 VHS tapes came in the original Sony Wonder covers? Would they have a barcode sticker (with a new ISBN code and the new UPC code "0 9736-83xxx-3 x") plastered over the old barcode printed directly on the back?
Also, would there be a sticker of the Paramount logo plastered over the Sony Wonder logo on the spines, and would there be a sticker with this piece of information plastered over the old piece of information (along with the Paramount logo on the left-hand of the sticker and the "Licensed for Sale Only", etc. notations on the right-hand)?:
'''Composer: Mark Mothersbaugh''' '''Created by Klasky-Csupo Inc.'''
'''© 1996 Viacom International Inc. All rights reserved./NICKELODEON, RUGRATS, and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom'''
'''International Inc./WARNING: Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.'''
'''This videotape includes promotional information about other Nickelodeon videos.'''
My idea of this is based on the fact that the 1997 reprint releases of "Tommy Troubles" and "Phil & Lil: Double Trouble" (both originally released from PHV in 1996) still came in the original 1996 covers.
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