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| ''White Zombie''<br /><small><small>From Joseph Brenner Associates</small></small> || Walt Disney Home Video || USA || 1932 || 68 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Black and white || September 1, 1993 ||

* Reissue as part of the Best of Cinema Classics.

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==Legendary Home Entertainment==

 

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* Voices by Alejandro Abdalah (Mamo), Roberto Alexander (voces adicionales), Leonardo Araujo (voces adicionales), Demián Bichir (Lupin III/El lobo), Jesús Brock (Flinch, jefe de Interpol, y voces adicionales), Gabriela León (Fujiko), Javier Pontón (Jigen), David Povall (Zenigata), Guillermo Romano (Goemon, Gordon, y voces adicionales), and Edgar Wald (Heinrich Gissinger).

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* Dubbed in Spanish by Streamline Pictures.

* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.

* Uses the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video master which preserves the Walt Disney Home Video Neon Mickey logo and the 1985 Carolco logo before the feature presentation.

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* Includes the episodes ''Fish Out of Water'' and ''Beaches''.

* Has the Nick Jr. "Bears" and Nickelodeon "Bone" logos at the end.

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* Some copies may have been duplicated in EP/SLP mode; other copies may have been duplicated in SP mode.

* Has the notation "Duplicated in EP/SLP" printed above Paramount Pictures' address, the "Licensed for Sale" notation and the Paramount Pictures copyright notice on the back of the cover.

* Has the Nick Jr. "Monkeys" logo with the copyright/trademark notice at the end, following the 1999 Nick Jr. Productions logo.

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* Includes the episodes ''Te Amo'' and ''Bouncing Ball''.

* Has the Nick Jr. "Monkeys" and Nickelodeon "Haypile" logos at the end.

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* Some copies may have been duplicated in EP/SLP mode; other copies may have been duplicated in SP mode.

* Has the notation "Duplicated in EP/SLP" printed above Paramount Pictures' address, the "Licensed for Sale" notation and the Paramount Pictures copyright notice on the back of the cover.

* Includes the episodes ''Choo-Choo'' and ''Hic-Boom-Ohh''.

* Same opening as the VHS release of ''Blue's Big Musical Movie''.

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* Some copies may have been duplicated in EP/SLP mode; other copies may have been duplicated in SP mode.

* Has the notation "Duplicated in EP/SLP" printed above Paramount Pictures' address, the "Licensed for Sale" notation and the Paramount Pictures copyright notice on the back of the cover.

* Includes the episodes ''Tree House'' and ''Chocolate Tree''. Both episodes were direct-to-video episodes, and would not premiere on television until May 3, 2001 and May 4, 2001, respectively.

* Has the Nick Jr. "Hippos" logo with the copyright/trademark notice at the end, following the 1999 Nick Jr. Productions logo.

* Same opening as the VHS release of ''Blue's Clues: Playtime with Periwinkle''.

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* Dubbed in Spanish by SISSA-ORUGA.

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* Includes the episodes ''The Art Fair'', ''Music'', ''Angelica's Ballet'', ''The Art Museum'' and ''Famous Babies''.

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* Includes the episodes ''Tommy for Mayor'', ''No Naps'', ''Hair!'', ''Man of the House'' and ''What's Your Line?''.

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| ''Rugrats: Playground Patrol''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Video || USA || 1999 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || October 12, 1999 ||

* Includes the episodes ''Pedal Pusher'', ''The Wild Wild West'', ''Officer Chuckie'', ''Angelica for a Day'' and ''Opposites Attract''.

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| ''Rugrats: Run Riot''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Video || USA || 1998 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || June 9, 1998 ||

* ''Babysitting Fluffy'' and ''Jonathan Babysits'' were direct-to-video episodes, and did not premiere on television until mid-August 1998.

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* Includes the episodes ''Mega Diaper Babies'', ''Partners in Crime'', ''Stu Maker's Elves'', ''Where's Grandpa?'' and ''Cavebabies''.

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* Includes the episodes ''Heatwave'', ''The 'Lympics'', ''Pee Wee Scouts'', ''The Big Flush'' and ''Cool Hand Angelica''.

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* Dubbed in Spanish by Audiomaster 3000.

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* Opens with a sneak preview of ''Pokémon 3: The Movie'' and the short subject ''Pikachu's Rescue Adventure''.

* Dubbed in Spanish by Audiomaster 3000.

* Opens with a sneak preview of ''Pokémon 3: The Movie'', promos for ''Hey You, Pikachu!'' and the Pokémon Trading Card League, trailers for ''Joseph, King of Dreams'', ''An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster'', ''The Road to El Dorado'', ''MVP: Most Valuable Primate'', and ''Chicken Run'', a promo for ''Pokémon: The Johto Journeys'', a soundtrack promo, and the short subject ''Pikachu's Rescue Adventure''.

* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.

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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgo_13:_The_Professional El profesional: Golgo 13]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Spain || 1983 || 93 min || Streamline version || R || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||

* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, June Foray, Paul Frees, Julie McWhirter, Penny Singleton, and Janet Waldo.

* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.

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| ''From Star Wars to Jedi: The Making of a Saga''<br /><small><small>From KQED San Francisco and Lucasfilm Ltd.</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1983 || 65 min || 1983 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1984 ||

* Broadcast September 13-December 6, 1997

* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, and PBS.

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| ''The Nutcracker''<br /><small><small>From WQED Pittsburgh</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1977 || 78 min || 1983 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1984 ||

* As the intro is not shown, the opening "Viewers Like You" tag is the first thing to be shown.

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* Funding provided by PBS.

* Closes with the P-Pals logo.

 

==Republic Pictures Home Video==

 

==Streamline Pictures==

* Dubbed in Spanish.

* Includes the episodes "Un gato llamado Rover", "Beethoven sigue una dieta", and "Beethoven el grande".

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| ''Los días favoritos de Casper''<br><small><small>From The Harvey Entertainment Company</small></small> || MCA/Universal Home Video || USA || 1992 || 25 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || February 25, 1997 ||

| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Act_One_(film) Act One]'' || Warner Home Video || USA || 1963 || 110 min || Standard version || NR || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Black and white || February 11, 1985 || TBD

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* Dubbed in Spanish by Sonoblok.

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* Contains the episodes "Sakura, Kero, and the Mysterious Teacher", "Sakura and the Final Clow Card", and "Sakura and the Final Judgment".

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* A PBS Digital presentation.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* In Japanese with English subtitles.

* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Mysterious Transfer Student", "Sakura and the Awakened Star Key", "Sakura and the Dangerous Piano", and "Sakura, Xiǎo Láng, and the Invisible Thread".

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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conan_the_Barbarian_(1982_film) Conan the Barbarian]''<br /><small><small>From Dino de Laurentiis</small></small> || Warner Home Video || USA/Mexico || 1982 || 130 min || International version || R || Todd-AO 35 || 1 || N/A || Color || May 22, 1991 ||

* The Roadshow Distributors logo is preserved at the start of the film.

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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Master_Gunfighter The Master Gunfighter]'' || Warner Home Video || USA || 1975 || 121 min || Standard version || PG || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || May 1981 || TBD

| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executioners_from_Shaolin Shaolin Executioner]''<br /><small><small>From Shaw Brothers Studio</small></small> || Warner Home Video || Hong Kong || 1977 || 98 min || World Northal version || R || Shawscope || 1 || N/A || Color || June 27, 1995 || TBD

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* Broadcast March 22, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.

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* Broadcast April 21, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.

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* Broadcast March 24, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.

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* Broadcast May 5, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.

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* Broadcast March 23, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.

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* Broadcast May 19, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.

* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.

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* Broadcast March 25, 1993.

* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.