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- the 1997 VHS release of "It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown" (1992) (released under the Peanuts Home Video line). Mine was still packaged in the 1996 cover. Tape itself uses the 1999 horizontal sticker label on the front of the cassette shell. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 58. Printed/pressed during the 37th week of 1999 (DLX 937). Strangely, this tape had the 1989 distorted version of the 1987 Paramount Television fanfare played over the 1995 Paramount closing logo at the end.
- the 1997 VHS release of "It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown" (1992) (released under the Peanuts Home Video line). Mine was still packaged in the 1996 cover. Tape itself uses the 1999 horizontal sticker label on the front of the cassette shell. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 58. Printed/pressed during the 37th week of 1999 (DLX 937). Strangely, this tape had the 1989 distorted version of the 1987 Paramount Television fanfare played over the 1995 Paramount closing logo at the end.


- the 1998 VHS release of "Rugrats: Dr. Tommy Pickles" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). My copy is a Canadian-distributed copy (and I don't even live there). Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange, but the release button is black. Invisible ink printings on the cassette spine, but they're much smaller than usual and I don't know if there is a print/press date/time in them; none of the numbers in the printings represent YYMMDD0000 (like they usually would). Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Static roll at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen, which then cuts back to the static roll at the very end. I was half-surprised to find out that this tape uses the videotaped versions of the 1995 Paramount opening and closing logos instead of the standard filmed versions.
- the 1998 VHS release of "Rugrats: Dr. Tommy Pickles" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). My copy is a Canadian-distributed copy (and I don't even live there). Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange, but the release button is black. Invisible ink printings on the cassette spine, but only the title and catalog number are in the printings (No print/press date whatsover for some reason) and they're shifted all the way to the right of the spine. Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Static roll at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen, which then cuts back to the static roll at the very end. I was half-surprised to find out that this tape uses the videotaped versions of the 1995 Paramount opening and closing logos instead of the standard filmed versions.


- the 1998 VHS release of "Rugrats: Mommy Mania" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange, but the release button is black. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 88 (I think). Printed/pressed during the 10th week of 1998 (PAR 810); duplicated in EP/SLP mode. White screen test pattern with 1000hz sine-wave tone at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen.
- the 1998 VHS release of "Rugrats: Mommy Mania" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange, but the release button is black. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 88 (I think). Printed/pressed during the 10th week of 1998 (PAR 810); duplicated in EP/SLP mode. White screen test pattern with 1000hz sine-wave tone at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen.
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- the 1998 VHS release of "Rugrats: Angelica Knows Best" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange, but the release button is black. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 81. Printed/pressed during the 4th week of 1999 (PAR 904); duplicated in EP/SLP mode. White screen test pattern with 1000hz sine-wave tone at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen.
- the 1998 VHS release of "Rugrats: Angelica Knows Best" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). Cassette shell and tape guard are Nickelodeon-style orange, but the release button is black. Dark ink number on the cassette spine says 81. Printed/pressed during the 4th week of 1999 (PAR 904); duplicated in EP/SLP mode. White screen test pattern with 1000hz sine-wave tone at the end, which cuts to a fullscreen static screen.


- the 1998 VHS boxset "Rugrats: A Rugrats Passover / A Rugrats Chanukah" (released under the Nickelodeon Video line). Both tapes use Nickelodeon-style orange cassette shells and were duplicated in EP/SLP mode. "A Rugrats Passover" 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 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.
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== Paramount Home Entertainment ==
This page should be renamed to Paramount Home Entertainment, since that's the name Paramount Home Media is now known as (as of May 2019).
[[Special:Contributions/69.85.235.47|69.85.235.47]] 16:01, 6 March 2024 (UTC)
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