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==My Collection==
I own several VHS releases from Paramount Home Entertainment (originally known as Paramount Home Video; formerly known as Paramount Home Media Distribution). They are:
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:- "A Rugrats Passover" uses the 1998 horizontal sticker label on the front of the cassette shell and reuses the 1996 master and the dark ink number on the cassette spine says 58. It was printed/pressed during the 5th week of 1999 (PAR 905) and has the white screen test pattern with 1000hz sine-wave tone at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen.
:- "A Rugrats Chanukah" is a Canadian-distributed copy, uses the 1997 cover, label and master, and was printed/pressed on September 24, 1999 (990924) and it has the static roll at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen, which then cuts back to the static roll at the very end.
- the 1999 VHS release of "Blue's Clues: ABC's & 123's" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). It uses the 2001 horizontal sticker label on the front of the cassette shell. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 212. Cassette shell and tape guard are black. Printed/pressed during the 40th week of 2001 (DLX 140); duplicated in SP mode. Because of this tape being in SP mode while having been printed/pressed in 2001 and mainly because there aren't numbers on the left of the vertical interval at the beginning, there is nothing at the end after the end of the program material itself. My copy was distributed by Columbia House, in which my copy had the orange Columbia House seal sticker (with the letters "CHC" imprinted underneath). Despite this, my copy still has trailers at the beginning.
- the 1999 VHS release of "Rugrats: Make Room for Dil" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). It uses the early 2000 horizontal sticker label on the front of the cassette shell. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 27. Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange. Printed/pressed during the 12th week of 2000 (DLX 012); duplicated in SP mode. Because of this tape being in SP mode while having been printed/pressed in 2000 and mainly because there aren't numbers on the left of the vertical interval at the beginning, there is nothing at the end after the end of the program material itself.
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