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* Part of Key Video's Spotlight on Sonny Chiba.
* Unlike on earlier releases, the New Line Cinema logo is retained. The 1976 Viacom Enterprises "V" logo also appears at the end.
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Surfer_(TV_series) Silver Surfer: The Origin of the Silver Surfer]'' || Fox Kids Video || USA || 1998 || 64 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 22, 1998 ||
TBD
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheels_on_Meals Spartan X]''<br /><small><small>From Golden Harvest</small></small> || Key Video || Hong Kong/UK || 1984 || 109 min || Japanese theatrical version || PG-13 || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || October 23, 1985 ||
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! Title !! Label !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charade_(1963_film) Charade]''<br /><small><small>From Universal Pictures</small></small> || Media Home Entertainment || USA || 1963 || 114 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || 1979 || TBD
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sister_Street_Fighter Sister Street Fighter]''<br /><small><small>From New Line Cinema</small></small> || Video Treasures || Japan || 1974 || 81 min || Censored English-language version || R || Actionscope || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1990 || TBD
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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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|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Young_Racers The Young Racers]''<br /><small><small>From Orion Pictures</small></small> || Thorn EMI/HBO Video || USA || 1963 || 84 min || Standard version || NR || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || July 17, 1985 || TBD
|}
==Legendary Home Entertainment==
After breaking up with Universal in mid-2018, Legendary Pictures started its own home entertainment division, and entered into a distribution pact with Shout! Factory. In 2021, it would join the Studio Distribution Services portfolio along with Shout!. Legendary would realign itself following a distribution pact with Sony in late 2022; its home video product would be reissued through Sony the following year. Legendary would reenter the SDS fold in 2024 as part of Sony's pact with the distributor.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title !! Label !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon_Detective_Pikachu Pokémon Detective Pikachu]'' || Legendary Home Entertainment || USA/UK/Japan || 2019 || 104 min || 3D version || PG || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || August 6, 2019 ||
* Distributed by Shout! Factory.
* Opens with trailers for ''Godzilla, King of the Monsters'' (a Legendary-produced feature), ''Pokémon Diamond and Pearl'', ''Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution'', ''Space 1999: The Complete Series'', ''My Hero Academia Season 3 Part 1'', and ''A Silent Voice: The Movie''.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon_Detective_Pikachu Pokémon Detective Pikachu]'' || Legendary Home Entertainment || USA/UK/Japan || 2019 || 104 min || 3D version || PG || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || February 28, 2023 ||
* Distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
* Opens with trailers for ''My Hero Academia Seasons 3 and 4'', ''One Piece Collection 31'', ''A Man Called Otto'', ''Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse'', ''Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile'', and ''Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody''.
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! Title !! Label(s) !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''Lupin III: El misterio de Mamo''<br /><small><small>From Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Orion Home Video || USA || 1978 || 100 min || Standard version || NR || VistaVision || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1995 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Streamline Pictures.
* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.
* 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).
|-
| ''Lo mejor de Lupin III''<br /><small><small>From Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Orion Home Video || USA || 1980 || 50 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || February 21, 1995 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Streamline Pictures.
* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.
* Voices by Alejandro Abdalah (Schmidt), Roberto Alexander (jefe de Interpol), Leonardo Araujo (Profesor Lonebach), Demián Bichir (Lupin III/El lobo), Marcela Bordes (Maki Oyamada), Jesús Brock (Negata y voces adicionales), Gabriela León (Fujiko), Javier Pontón (Jigen), David Povall (Zenigata), and Guillermo Romano (Goemon).
|-
| ''El misterio de Nolandia''<br /><small><small>From Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Orion Home Video || Japan/USA || 1985 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 23, 1994 ||
* In English with Spanish subtitles.
* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.
|-
| ''El misterio del vuelo 005''<br /><small><small>From Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Orion Home Video || Japan/USA || 1990 || 60 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || February 21, 1995 ||
* In English with Spanish subtitles.
* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.
|-
| ''Proyecto Eden''<br /><small><small>From Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Orion Home Video || Japan/USA || 1987 || 80 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || February 21, 1995 ||
* In English with Spanish subtitles.
* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.
|-
| ''Robotech II: Los centinelas''<br /><small><small>From Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Orion Home Video || USA || 1986 || 75 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || November 23, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Intersound.
* Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup.
|}
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* 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.
|-
| ''Dora the Explorer: Adventures at the Beach'' <br /><small><small>From Funline Animation and Nick Jr.</small></small> ||
* Includes the episodes ''Fish Out of Water'' and ''Beaches''.
* Has the Nick Jr. "Bears" and Nickelodeon "Bone" logos at the end.
|-
| ''Dora the Explorer: Island Adventures''<br /><small><small>From Funline Animation and Nick Jr.</small></small> ||
* 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.
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* Has the Nick Jr. "Monkeys" logo with the copyright/trademark notice at the end, following the 1999 Nick Jr. Productions logo.
|-
| ''Dora the Explorer: Mountain Adventures''<br /><small><small>From Funline Animation and Nick Jr.</small></small> ||
* Includes the episodes ''Te Amo'' and ''Bouncing Ball''.
* Has the Nick Jr. "Monkeys" and Nickelodeon "Haypile" logos at the end.
|-
| ''Dora the Explorer: Mysteries''<br /><small><small>From Funline Animation and Nick Jr.</small></small> ||
* 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''.
* Has the Nick Jr. "Hippos" logo with the copyright/trademark notice at the end, following the 1999 Nick Jr. Productions logo. The Nick Jr.
* Same opening as the VHS release of ''Blue's Big Musical Movie''.
|-
| ''Dora the Explorer: Tree Adventures''<br /><small><small>From Funline Animation and Nick Jr.</small></small> ||
* 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.
* The Nick Jr.
* Same opening as the VHS release of ''Blue's Clues: Playtime with Periwinkle''.
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* Dubbed in Spanish by SISSA-ORUGA.
|-
| ''Rugrats: Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Home Video || USA || 2000 || 68 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color ||
|-
| ''Rugrats: Artsy Antics''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Home Video || USA || 2000 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color ||
* Includes the episodes ''The Art Fair'', ''Music'', ''Angelica's Ballet'', ''The Art Museum'' and ''Famous Babies''.
|-
| ''Rugrats:
* Includes the episodes ''Tommy for Mayor'', ''No Naps'', ''Hair!'', ''Man of the House'' and ''What's Your Line?''.
|-
| ''Rugrats: Chuckie's Lucky Day''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Video || USA || 1999 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color ||
* Includes the episodes ''Uneasy Rider'', ''Chuckie's a Lefty'', ''Chuckie's Duckling'', ''The Smell of Success'' and ''Chuckie Grows
|-
| ''Rugrats: The Family Tree''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Video || USA || 1998 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || September 8, 1998 ||
* Also includes the bonus episode ''Pickles vs. Pickles''.
|-
| ''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''.
|-
| ''Rugrats:
* Also includes the episodes ''Educating Angelica'' and ''Meet the Carmichaels''.
|-
| ''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 ||
* Includes the episodes ''Babysitting Fluffy'', ''Jonathan Babysits'', ''Family Reunion'', ''The Art Fair'' and ''Waiter, There's a Baby In My Soup''.
* ''Babysitting Fluffy'' and ''Jonathan Babysits'' were direct-to-video episodes, and did not premiere on television until mid-August 1998.
|-
| ''Rugrats: Space Kiddets''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Home Video || USA || 2000 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || August 8, 2000 ||
* Includes the episodes ''Destination Moon'', ''Aunt Miriam'', ''Visitors from Outer Space'', ''Brothers Are Monsters'' and ''The Alien''.
|-
| ''Rugrats: To the Rescue''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Home Video || USA || 2000 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color ||
* Includes the episodes ''Mega Diaper Babies'', ''Partners in Crime'', ''Stu Maker's Elves'', ''Where's Grandpa?'' and ''Cavebabies''.
|-
| ''Rugrats: Water Babies''<br /><small><small>From Klasky-Csupo and Nickelodeon<small><small> || Nickelodeon Home Video || USA || 2000 || 57 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || June 6, 2000 ||
* Includes the episodes ''Heatwave'', ''The 'Lympics'', ''Pee Wee Scouts'', ''The Big Flush'' and ''Cool Hand Angelica''.
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==Prism Entertainment==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title !! Label !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailers for Star Quest.
|-
| ''
*
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Scoopers.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
*
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Metallica.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Star Quest.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Supernova.
|-
| ''
* Opens with a trailer for Crystal Triangle.
|-
| ''
* Opens with a trailer for FutureScape.
|-
| ''
* Opens with a trailer for FutureScape.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Supernova.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Fandora.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Star Odyssey.
|-
| ''
* Opens with a trailer for Supernova.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
* Opens with a trailer for Star Odyssey.
|}
==Public Broadcasting Service==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title !! Label(s) !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 30, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 5, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 6, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 8, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 22, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast August 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 27, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 16, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 7, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 11, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 17, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 10, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 15, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 13, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 15, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 21, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 4, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 14, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 13, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''Barney and Friends: Hop to It!''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1992 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1992 ||
* Broadcast April 9, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 28, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 24, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 7, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 12, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 23, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 8, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast May 1, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast September 27-October 20, 1993.
* Funding provided by Kimberly-Clark, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast February 27-March 3, 1995.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast June 7-13, 1995.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast July 24-28, 1995.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast October 2-6, 1995.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 6, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 14, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 20, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast April 29, 1992.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Brian Eppes narrates the opening funding, while Pia Manalo narrates the closing funding.
|-
| ''
* Broadcast August 1991.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the full-length 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: Barney Goes to School''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1990 || 30 min || 1992 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1992 ||
* Broadcast March 1992.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: Barney in Concert''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1991 || 30 min || 1993 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1993 ||
* Broadcast March 1993.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: Campfire Sing-Along''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1990 || 30 min || 1992 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1992 ||
* Broadcast March 1992.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: Rock with Barney''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1991 || 30 min || 1993 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1993 ||
* Broadcast March 1993.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: The Backyard Show''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1988 || 30 min || 1991 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1991 ||
* Broadcast August 1991.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the full-length 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: Three Wishes''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1988 || 30 min || 1991 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1991 ||
* Broadcast August 1991.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the full-length 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Barney and the Backyard Gang: Waiting for Santa''<br /><small><small>From Connecticut Public Television and The Lyons Group</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1990 || 30 min || 1991 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1992 ||
* Broadcast November 1991.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the short 1990 Connecticut Public Television logo.
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Cliff Hanger Special Edition''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1980 || 50 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1984 ||
* Broadcast November 1981.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, Exxon Corporation, and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Contains the episodes "Wings of Death" and "Thieves Love the Peace".
* Voices by Mel Blanc (Cliff Hanger, Detective Ed Scott, Nagata, and additional voices), James Coburn (Dan Dunn), Paul Frees (Goemon the Samurai, Professor Lonebach, the Police Commissioner, and additional voices), Julie McWhirter (Maki Oyamada), Hal Smith (Schmidt), and Janet Waldo (Margo).
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Cliff Hanger Vol. 1''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1979 || 100 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1986 ||
* Broadcast 1978-1981.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, Exxon Corporation, and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Contains the episodes "Enter Cliff Hanger", "Order: Shoot to Kill", "Scattered Magnum in the Desert", and "Zantetsuken's Sorrow"
* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, June Foray, Paul Frees, and Janet Waldo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Cliff Hanger Vol. 2''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1980 || 100 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1986 ||
* Broadcast 1979-1981.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, Exxon Corporation, and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Contains the episodes "Lupin, My Lovely Part 1", "Lupin, My Lovely Part 2", "Secret Order from ICPO", and "Operation Highway Trap".
* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, June Foray, Paul Frees, Penny Singleton, Pat Stevens, and Janet Waldo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Cliff Hanger Vol. 3''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1980 || 100 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1986 ||
* Broadcast 1979-1981.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, Exxon Corporation, and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Contains the episodes "Bridal Cliff Hanger", "Polar Adventure", "The Samurai's Close Call", and "Miami Bank Raid Anniversary Heist".
* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, Paul Frees, and Janet Waldo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Cliff Hanger Vol. 4''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1980 || 100 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1986 ||
* Broadcast 1978-1981.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, Exxon Corporation, and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Contains the episodes "Prevent Margo's Marriage", "What Happened to Cliff Hanger in Morocco", "An Escaped Primadonna", and "A Church Made of Bills".
* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, Paul Frees, Audrey Hepburn, Penny Singleton, and Janet Waldo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Cliff Hanger Vol. 5''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1980 || 100 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1986 ||
* Broadcast 1980-1981.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, Exxon Corporation, and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Contains the episodes "Bolumco Takes to a Skateboard", "Cliff's Gourmet Delights", "Play It Again, Dan", and "Well Done! A Splendid Team Effort".
* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, June Foray, Paul Frees, Julie McWhirter, Penny Singleton, and Janet Waldo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''The Computer Chronicles''<br /><small><small>From KCSM San Mateo</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1984 || 780 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 26 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1985 ||
* Broadcast February 5-November 2, 1984.
* Funding provided by Micro Focus.
* Each tape closes with the 1984 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair Vol. 1''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1985 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast September 16-October 7, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "We'll Teach You How to Kill a Computer", "Do Lovely Angels Like Chest Hairs?", "Don't Fall in Love...Love Is Russian Roulette", and "Pursuit Has the Smell of Cheesecake and Death".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair Vol. 2''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1985 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast October 14-November 4, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Cleardos Dokkun Dokkun", "Lot of Danger, Lot of Dummies", "Love Is Everything, Betting Their Lives on Escape", and "Gotta Do It! Love Is a Woman's Detonator".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair Vol. 3''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1985 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast November 11-December 2, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Hire Us! It's Better to Get Good-Looking Bodyguards", "What! We're the Brutal Kidnappers?", "Ho Ho Ho, Dresses and Men Are Better New", and "The Little Dictator! The Curse of the Touchy Secret".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair Vol. 4''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1985 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast December 9-30, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "What's This?! Our Fair Skin Is Getting Dolon Dolon", "The Vault or the Election? The Convention Hides the Killer", "Dig Here Nyan Nyan, the Reward Comes in the Very End", and "Leave It to Us! The WWWA Is a Wonderful Job".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair Vol. 5''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1985 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast January 6-27, 1994.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Come Out, Come Out, Assassin!", "Excuse Us, the Running Trouble, Violent Breakthroughs", "Let Love Dispel the Returned Hatreds and the Hatred of Love", and "The Pursuit of Blues Is the BGM of Murder".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair Vol. 6''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1985 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast February 3-24, 1994.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "You're Kidding, 463 People Disappear", "We Did It! 463 People Reappear", "Uncertainty...? Our Magnificent Revenge", and "Are You Serious? The Apartment Is a Dangerous Address".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Dirty Pair: With Love from the Lovely Angels''<br /><small><small>From WSJK Sneedville, WKOP Knoxville, KQED San Francisco, and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan || 1986 || 60 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1994 ||
* Broadcast March 3, 1994.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and Pepsico.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "What?! The Boy in the Mansion Is a Terminator?" and "Seriously? The God Cannon Is a Beauty's Keyword to Escape".
* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''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 December 3, 1983.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Opens with the short 1980 KQED logo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo with no music and the voiceover that says "This logo is the symbol of the only station on the air that you own."
|-
| ''The Joy of Painting Series 1''<br /><small><small>From WNVT Richmond, WNVC Culpeper, and Bob Ross Inc.</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1983 || 390 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1984 ||
* Broadcast January 11-March 29, 1983.
* Funding provided by All-Tech Art, Inc.
* Each tape closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''A Magic School Bus Halloween''<br /><small><small>From South Carolina ETV, Nelvana, and Scholastic Productions</small></small> || PBS Video || Canada || 1995 || 60 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1996 ||
* Broadcast October 31, 1995.
* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Microsoft Home, U.S. Department of Energy, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS.
* Closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''The Magic School Bus Family Holiday Special''<br /><small><small>From South Carolina ETV, Nelvana, and Scholastic Productions</small></small> || PBS Video || Canada || 1996 || 390 min || Full-length prime time version || NR || 16mm || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1997 ||
* Broadcast December 25, 1996.
* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Microsoft, U.S. Department of Energy, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS.
* Closes with the 1996 PBS logo with the prototype music.
|-
| ''The Magic School Bus Season 1''<br /><small><small>From South Carolina ETV, Nelvana, and Scholastic Productions</small></small> || PBS Video || Canada || 1994 || 390 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1995 ||
* Broadcast September 10-December 3, 1994.
* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Microsoft Home, U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
* Each tape closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''The Magic School Bus Season 2''<br /><small><small>From South Carolina ETV, Nelvana, and Scholastic Productions</small></small> || PBS Video || Canada || 1995 || 390 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1996 ||
* Broadcast September 9-December 2, 1995.
* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Microsoft Home, U.S. Department of Energy, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the 1992 PBS logo.
|-
| ''The Magic School Bus Season 3''<br /><small><small>From South Carolina ETV, Nelvana, and Scholastic Productions</small></small> || PBS Video || Canada || 1996 || 390 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1997 ||
* Broadcast September 14-December 25, 1996.
* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Microsoft, U.S. Department of Energy, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the 1996 PBS logo with the prototype music.
|-
| ''The Magic School Bus Season 4''<br /><small><small>From South Carolina ETV, Nelvana, and Scholastic Productions</small></small> || PBS Video || Canada || 1997 || 390 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 13 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1998 ||
* Broadcast September 13-December 6, 1997
* Funding provided by National Science Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, and PBS.
* Each tape closes with the 1996 PBS logo (regular music beginning with "Gets Charged" and "Makes a Stink", prototype music on all episodes before).
|-
| ''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 ||
* Broadcast November 1983.
* Funding provided by International Business Machines Corporation and PBS.
* Opens with the full-length 1975 WQED logo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''Space Fortress Macross Special English-Dubbed Edition''<br /><small><small>From WHYY Philadelphia and Harmony Gold</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1982 || 70 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1990 ||
* Broadcast August 1990.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and General Motors.
* Dubbed in English by Intersound.
* Contains the episodes "Boobytrap", "Countdown", and "Space Fold".
* Voices by Jonathan Alexander (Breetai and additional voices), Celena Banas (Lynn Lena), Robert V. Barron (additional voices), Mary Cobb (additional voices), Guy Garret (Henry Gloval), A. Gregory (Exedore), Brittany Harlow (Claudia Grant), Aline Leslie (Lisa Hayase), Robin Levenson (Sammie Porter), Deanna Morris (Kim Young and Jason), Tony Oliver (Rick Yamada), Mike Reynolds (Senator Alphonso Russo), Greg Snow (additional voices), Wendee Swan (Vanessa Leeds), Drew Thomas (Lynn Max and additional voices), Donn Warner (Roy Fokker), Reba West (Lynn Minmay), and Thomas Wyner (narrator).
* Closes with the 1989 PBS logo.
* Peter Thomas narrates the funding credits.
|-
| ''Theater in America: The Taming of the Shrew''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1976 || 120 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1980 ||
* Broadcast November 10, 1976
* Funding provided by Exxon Corporation, PBS, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the Ford Foundation.
* Opens with the 1973 WNET logo.
* Closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: A Very Silly Sing-Along''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1997 || 30 min || 1997 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1997 ||
* Broadcast March 1997.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Larry the Cucumber narrates the opening funding, while Bob the Tomato narrates the closing funding.
* The prototype intro is used, but with the 1994 recording of the theme song and added clips from "God Wants Me to Forgive Them?!?", "Are You My Neighbor?", "Rack, Shack and Benny", "Dave and the Giant Pickle", and this video.
* Despite the intro being shown, the opening "Viewers Like You" tag is the first thing to be shown due to special circumstances.
* The P-Pals logo is followed by a teaser for ''Larry-Boy and the Fib from Outer Space''.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Are You My Neighbor?''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1995 || 30 min || 1995 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1995 ||
* Broadcast August 1995.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The 1994 intro is used, but with added clips from this video.
* The 1987 WTTW logo has the end of the closing theme.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Dave and the Giant Pickle''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1996 || 30 min || 1996 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1996 ||
* Broadcast August 1996.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Larry the Cucumber narrates the opening funding, while the generic announcer narrates the closing funding.
* The 1994 intro is used, but with added clips from "Are You My Neighbor?", "Rack, Shack and Benny", and this video.
* The closing "Viewers Like You" tag is superimposed over the closing shot instead of being shown against the 1993-95 PBS Graphics Package's backdrop.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Esther: The Girl Who Became Queen''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 2000 || 30 min || 2000 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 2001 ||
* Broadcast November 2000.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the 1999 Dot logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* As the intro is not shown, the opening "Viewers Like You" tag is the first thing to be shown.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: God Wants Me to Forgive Them?!?''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1994 || 30 min || 1995 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1995 ||
* Broadcast March 1995.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The prototype intro is used, but with the 1994 recording the theme song and added clips from this video.
* The 1987 WTTW logo has the end of the closing theme.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Josh and the Big Wall!''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1997 || 30 min || 1997 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1998 ||
* Broadcast November 1997.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo (e/i balloon variant).
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The prototype intro is used, but with the 1994 recording of the theme song and added clips from "God Wants Me to Forgive Them?!?", "Are You My Neighbor?", "Rack, Shack and Benny", "Dave and the Giant Pickle", "A Very Silly Sing-Along", and "Larry-Boy and the Fib from Outer Space".
* The P-Pals logo is followed by a promo for the ''What's the Big Idea?'' newsletter.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: King George and the Ducky''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 2000 || 30 min || 2000 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 2000 ||
* Broadcast August 2000.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the 1999 Dash logo.
* Jimmy Gourd narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The 1998 intro is used, but with added clips from "Madame Blueberry", "The End of Silliness?", "Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed", and this video.
* This is the first episode to use the 1999 "Viewers Like You" font.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Larry-Boy and the Fib from Outer Space''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1997 || 30 min || 1997 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1997 ||
* Broadcast August 1997.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The prototype intro is used, but with the 1994 recording of the theme song and added clips from "God Wants Me to Forgive Them?!?", "Are You My Neighbor?", "Rack, Shack and Benny", "Dave and the Giant Pickle", and "A Very Silly Sing-Along".
* The VeggieTales website for PBS Online is advertised for the first time at the end of the program.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1999 || 30 min || 1999 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 2000 ||
* Broadcast November 1999.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo (e/i balloon variant).
* Larry the Cucumber narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* As the intro is not shown, the opening "Viewers Like You" tag is the first thing to be shown.
* This is the first episode where the "Viewers Like You" voiceover is read as "contributions to your PBS station from Viewers Like You, thank you!", the last episode to use the 1991 "Viewers Like You" font, and the only episode where "Thank You" uses the 1991 "Viewers Like You" font.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Madame Blueberry''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1998 || 30 min || 1998 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || October 1, 1998 ||
* Broadcast August 1998.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo (e/i balloon variant).
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The 1998 intro is used, but with the 1994 graphics and recording of the theme song.
* The P-Pals logo is followed by a promo for the ''What's the Big Idea?'' newsletter.
* This is the last episode to use the 1993-95 PBS Graphics Package's backdrop for the "Viewers Like You" tag.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Rack, Shack and Benny''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1993 || 30 min || 1996 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || April 1, 1996 ||
* Broadcast March 1996.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates the opening funding, while Larry the Cucumber narrates the closing funding.
* The 1994 intro is used, but with added clips from "Are You My Neighbor?" and this video.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: The End of Silliness?''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1998 || 30 min || 1998 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1999 ||
* Broadcast November 1998.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo (e/i balloon variant).
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The 1998 intro is used, but with added clips from "Madame Blueberry" and this video.
* Despite the intro being shown, the opening "Viewers Like You" tag is the first thing to be shown due to special circumstances.
* The P-Pals logo is followed by a promo for the ''What's the Big Idea?'' newsletter.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: The Toy That Saved Christmas''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1996 || 30 min || 1996 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1997 ||
* Broadcast November 1996.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* As the intro is not shown, the opening "Viewers Like You" tag is the first thing to be shown.
|-
| ''VeggieTales: Where's God When I'm S-Scared?''<br /><small><small>From Big Idea Productions and WTTW Chicago</small></small> || PBS Video || USA || 1993 || 30 min || 1994 pledge drive version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1995 ||
* Broadcast November 1994.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* Closes with the P-Pals logo.
* Bob the Tomato narrates both the opening and closing funding.
* The prototype intro is used, but with the 1994 recording of the theme song.
* The 1987 WTTW logo has the standard music.
|-
| ''The Viper''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York</small></small> || PBS Video || Japan/USA || 1971 || 50 min || Standard version || NR || 16mm || 6 || N/A || Color || January 1, 1985 ||
* Broadcast April 1-September 2, 1972.
* Funding provided by Exxon Corporation and the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
* Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound.
* Voices by Mel Blanc, James Coburn, June Foray, Paul Frees, Heather North, Gary Owens, Hal Smith, Pat Stevens, Janet Waldo, and Paul Winchell.
* Each tape closes with the 1971 PBS logo.
|}
==Republic Pictures Home Video==
==Sony Pictures Home Entertainment==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title !! Label !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_(1982_film) Annie]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA/Spain || 1982 || 128 min || Standard version || PG || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || June 5, 1985 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Sonoblok.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_of_Shadows Army of Shadows]''<br /><small><small>From Gaumont</small></small> || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || France/Italy || 1969 || 145 min || Standard version || NR || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || February 1984 ||
* In French with English subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cremator Carnival of Heretics]''<br /><small><small>From International Film Exchange</small></small> || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || Czechoslovakia || 1968 || 95 min || Standard version || NR || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Black and white || September 1984 ||
* In Czech with English subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conan_the_Destroyer Conan the Destroyer]''<br><small><small>From Dino de Laurentiis</small></small> || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA || 1984 || 101 min || Standard version || PG || J-D-C Scope || 1 || N/A || Color || November 19, 1984 || TBD
|-
| ''[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tendre_Poulet Dear Detective]''<br><small><small>From Cinema 5 Distributing</small></small> || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || France || 1978 || 105 min || Standard version || PG || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || July 1983 ||
* In French with English subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_deuxième_souffle_(1966_film) Le deuxième souffle]''<br><small><small>From Triumph Films</small></small> || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || France || 1966 || 140 min || Standard version || NR || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Black and white || February 1984 ||
* In French with English subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close_Encounters_of_the_Third_Kind Encuentros cercanos del tercer tipo]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA || 1977 || 132 min || Special Edition|| PG || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || June 5, 1985 ||
* In English with Spanish subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kramer_vs._Kramer Kramer contra Kramer]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA/Mexico || 1979 || 105 min || Standard version || PG || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || June 5, 1985 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Telespeciales, S.A.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stripes El pelotón chiflado]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA || 1981 || 106 min || Standard version || R || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || June 5, 1985 ||
* In English with Spanish subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Thunder Relámpago Azul]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA/Mexico || 1983 || 109 min || Standard version || R || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || June 5, 1985 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by SISSA-ORUGA.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shampoo_(film) Shampoo]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA/Mexico || 1975 || 110 min || Standard version || R || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || December 3, 1985 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Estudios Sonoros Mexicanos.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tootsie Tootsie]'' || RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video || USA || 1982 || 116 min || Standard version || PG || Panavision || 1 || N/A || Color || June 5, 1985 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by ESM International Dubbing, Inc.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._J._Hooker T.J. Hooker]''<br><small><small>From Columbia Pictures Television</small></small> || Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment || USA || 1982 || 74 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 1982 ||
* Contains the pilot episode, "The Protectors".
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheel_of_Fortune_(American_game_show) Wheel of Fortune: An Inside Look at America's Game]''<br><small><small>From Sony Pictures Television</small></small> || Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment || USA || 1983 || 120 mim || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 9, 2004 ||
* Contains five of the best ''Wheel of Fortune'' episodes, including the September 19, 1983 premiere episode, the February 21 and 24, 1997 episodes of ''Wheel of Fortune'', the ''Big Money'' episode of ''Wheel of Fortune'' from September 8, 2003, and the 4000th nighttime show from November 10, 2003.
|}
==Streamline Pictures==
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* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
* Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Ardwight Chamberlain, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer.
* The standard Streamline Pictures logo does not appear at the start of the program; instead, the program goes from the FBI Warning screen straight to the feature program, beginning with the 1987 WNET New York and short Streamline Pictures logos that opened the first episode.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailor_Moon Sailor Moon Vol. 2]''<br /><small><small>From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York</small></small> || Streamline Pictures || Japan/USA || 1992 || 108 min || English-dubbed version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || May 1993 ||
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* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
* Voices by Catherine Battistone (Xenian), Jodi Benson (Amy Mizuno/Sailor Mercury), Nicolas Cage (Artemis), Cheryl Chase (Bonnie Tsukino), Lara Cody (Minako Aino/Sailor Venus and Luna), Grey DeLisle (Ray Hino/Sailor Mars), Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald") (additional voices), Rebecca Forstadt (Bunny Tsukino/Sailor Moon), Alexandra Kenworthy (additional voices), Val Kilmer (Fiore), Katie Leigh (additional voices), Carl Macek (additional voices), Melanie MacQueen (Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter), Patti Parris (additional voices), Brad Renfro (young Fiore), Will Ryan (additional voices), Gregory Snegoff (Marty Chiba/Tuxedo Mask), and Elijah Wood (young Marty).
* The opening and closing Walt Disney Pictures logos and the MPAA PG bumper are retained.
|}
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* Translation and subtitles by AnimEigo.
* The 1992 PBS logo at the start of the tape is followed by the 1993 Streamline Pictures logo.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: Double Trouble''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Canada/UK || 1991 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1995 ||
* Broadcast December 23, 1991
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Preserves the 1989 PBS logo at the end.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: Is Anybody There?''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Canada/UK || 1991 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1995 ||
* Broadcast December 24, 1991
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Preserves the 1989 PBS logo at the end.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: Jingle, Jingle, Jingle''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York and Quality Family Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Canada/UK || 1991 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1995 ||
* Broadcast December 26, 1991
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Preserves the 1989 PBS logo at the end.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: Scare Dares''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Canada/UK || 1991 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1995 ||
* Broadcast November 18, 1991
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Preserves the 1989 PBS logo at the end.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: Sweet and Sour''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Canada/UK || 1991 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1995 ||
* Broadcast November 22, 1991
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Preserves the 1989 PBS logo at the end.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: The Magic Is Believing''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Canada/UK || 1991 || 30 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || August 15, 1995 ||
* Broadcast November 20, 1991
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* Preserves the 1989 PBS logo at the end.
|-
| ''Shining Time Station: 'Tis a Gift''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York and Quality Family Entertainment</small></small> || PBS Home Video || USA/UK || 1990 || 60 min || Standard version || NR || NTSC-M || 1 || N/A || Color || September 14, 1994 ||
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* Dubbed in Spanish.
* Includes the episodes "Un gato llamado Rover", "Beethoven sigue una dieta", and "Beethoven el grande".
|-
| ''The Best of Alfred Hitchcock Presents Vol. 2''<br><small><small>From Universal Television and Shamley Productions</small></small> || MCA Home Video || USA || 1981 || 78 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Black and white || May 22, 1986 ||
* Includes the episodes "Man from the South", "Back for Christmas", and "Bang! You're Dead".
|-
| ''The Best of Alfred Hitchcock Presents Vol. 3''<br><small><small>From Universal Television and Shamley Productions</small></small> || MCA Home Video || USA || 1981 || 78 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Black and white || July 10, 1986 ||
* Includes the episodes "Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel's Coat", "The Horseplayer", and "Wet Saturday".
|-
| ''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 ||
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* Dubbed in Spanish by Procineas S.C.L.
|}
==USA Home Entertainment==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title !! Label !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Note(s)
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Island Visual Arts || Japan/USA || 1988 || 124 min || Electric Media version || NR || Super Panavision 70 (hard matted to 1.85) || 1 || N/A || Color || February 1991 ||
* Dubbed in English by Electric Media.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Island Visual Arts || Japan || 1988 || 124 min || Captions Inc. subtitled version || NR || Super Panavision 70 (hard matted to 1.85) || 1 || N/A || Color || February 1991 ||
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1988 || 124 min || Electric Media version || NR || Super Panavision 70 (hard matted to 1.85) || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by Electric Media.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan || 1988 || 124 min || Captions Inc. subtitled version || NR || Super Panavision 70 (hard matted to 1.85) || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Argentina || 1988 || 124 min || Electric Media version || NR || Super Panavision 70 (hard matted to 1.85) || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by M.A.B. Doblajistas.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan || 1988 || 124 min || Captions Inc. subtitled version || NR || Super Panavision 70 (hard matted to 1.85) || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* In Japanese with Spanish subtitles.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film) Akira Production Report]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || Island Visual Arts || Japan/USA || 1988 || 50 min || English-dubbed version || NR || NTSC-J || 1 || N/A || Color || February 25, 1990 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
* Includes the US theatrical trailer.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_of_Cagliostro El castillo de Cagliostro]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1979 || 100 min || Streamline version || NR || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1992 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Streamline Pictures.
* Voices by Alejandro Abdalah (Gustav, Sam, y voces adicionales), Demián Bichir (Lupin III/El lobo), Marcela Bordes (Dama Clarissa), Jesús Brock (Conde Draco y voces adicionales), Gabriela León (Fujiko), Víctor Mares (Jodo), Isidro Olace (Gutierre y voces adicionales), Javier Pontón (Jigen), David Povall (Zenigata), Guillermo Romano (Goemon), and Angelines Santana (voces adicionales)
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_of_Cagliostro The Castle of Cagliostro]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1979 || 100 min || Streamline version || NR || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1992 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_(manga) Dominion Tank Police Part 1]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1988 || 69 min || Manga UK version || R || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || February 3, 1993 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_(manga) Dominion Tank Police Part 1]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1988 || 69 min || Manga UK version || R || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_(manga) Dominion Tank Police Part 2]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1989 || 69 min || Manga UK version || R || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || April 7, 1993 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_(manga) Dominion Tank Police Part 2]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1989 || 69 min || Manga UK version || R || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1986_film) Fist of the North Star]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1986 || 110 min || Streamline version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1992 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1986_film) Fist of the North Star]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1986 || 110 min || Streamline version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_Wars Las guerras de Venus]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Spain || 1989 || 104 min || Manga UK version || PG-13 || VistaVision || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1, 1993 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by QT Lever.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_Wars Las guerras de Venus]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Spain || 1989 || 104 min || Manga UK version || PG-13 || VistaVision || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by QT Lever.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin:_Photon_Sailer_Starlight Odin]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1985 || 93 min || Manga UK version || PG || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || July 7, 1993 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin:_Photon_Sailer_Starlight Odin]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1985 || 93 min || Manga UK version || PG || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin:_Photon_Sailer_Starlight Odín]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Spain || 1985 || 93 min || Manga UK version || PG || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by QT Lever.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon_3:_The_Movie_2000 Pokémon 3: La película]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan/Mexico || 2000 || 93 min || English-dubbed version || G || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || August 21, 2001 ||
* Opens with the short subject ''Pikachu and Pichu''.
* Dubbed in Spanish by Audiomaster 3000.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon_3:_The_Movie_2000 Pokémon 3: The Movie]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan || 2000 || 93 min || English-dubbed version || G || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || August 21, 2001 ||
* Opens with a promo for Universal Theme Parks, trailers for ''Josie and the Pussycats'' and ''Tremors 3: Back to Perfection'', promos for the Pokémon Trading Card League, the Kids WB! programming block, and ''Cubix: Robots for Everyone'', and the short subject ''Pikachu and Pichu''.
* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
|-
| ''Pokémon: I Choose You, Pikachu!''<br /><small><small>From 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || Manga Entertainment || USA/Japan || 1997 || 75 min || English-dubbed version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || November 24, 1998 ||
* Opens with trailers for ''Barney's Great Adventure'', ''The Borrowers'', and ''Cats'', and a promo for the Pokémon Red and Blue video games.
* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
* Contains the episodes "Pokémon, I Choose You!", "Pokémon Emergency", and "Ash Catches a Pokémon".
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon:_The_First_Movie Pokémon: La película]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan/Mexico || 1998 || 93 min || English-dubbed version || G || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || March 21, 2000 ||
* Opens with the short subject ''Pikachu's Vacation''.
* Closes with a sneak preview of ''Pokémon: The Movie 2000''.
* Dubbed in Spanish by Audiomaster 3000.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon:_The_Movie_2000 Pokémon: La película 2000]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan/Mexico || 1999 || 101 min || English-dubbed version || G || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || November 14, 2000 ||
* Opens with a sneak preview of ''Pokémon 3: The Movie'' and the short subject ''Pikachu's Rescue Adventure''.
* Dubbed in Spanish by Audiomaster 3000.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon:_Mewtwo_Returns Pokémon: Mewtwo regresa]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Visual Programming and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan/Mexico || 2000 || 63 min || English-dubbed version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 4, 2001 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Audiomaster 3000.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon:_Mewtwo_Returns Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Visual Programming and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan || 2000 || 63 min || English-dubbed version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 4, 2001 ||
* Opens with trailers for ''Pokémon 3: The Movie'', ''MVP: Most Valuable Primate'', ''Jurassic Park III'', ''Shrek'', and a promo for the Kids WB! programming block.
* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon:_The_First_Movie Pokémon: The First Movie]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan || 1998 || 93 min || English-dubbed version || G || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || March 21, 2000 ||
* Opens with the Universal Family Features promo, trailers for ''Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro'', ''Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'', ''Dudley Do-Right'', ''Franklin and the Green Knight'', and ''The Road to El Dorado'', a soundtrack promo, the Kids WB! Yourself commercial, and the short subject ''Pikachu's Vacation''.
* Closes with a sneak preview of ''Pokémon: The Movie 2000'' and a promo for the Pokémon Trading Card League.
* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokémon:_The_Movie_2000 Pokémon: The Movie 2000]''<br /><small><small>From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || PolyGram Video || USA/Japan || 1999 || 101 min || English-dubbed version || G || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || November 14, 2000 ||
* 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.
|-
| ''Pokémon: The Mystery of Mount Moon''<br /><small><small>From 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || Manga Entertainment || USA/Japan || 1997 || 75 min || English-dubbed version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || March 9, 1999 ||
* Opens with trailers for ''Barney's Great Adventure'', ''The Borrowers'', and ''Cats'', and promos for the Poké Ball Blasters toys and the Pokémon Red and Blue video games.
* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
* Contains the episodes "Challenge of the Samurai", "Showdown in Pewter City", and "Clefairy and the Moon Stone".
|-
| ''Pokémon: The Sisters of Cerulean City''<br /><small><small>From 4Kids Entertainment</small></small> || Manga Entertainment || USA/Japan || 1997 || 75 min || English-dubbed version || NR || 16mm || 1 || N/A || Color || March 9, 1999 ||
* Opens with trailers for ''Barney's Great Adventure'', ''The Borrowers'', and ''Cats'', and promos for the Poké Ball Blasters toys and the Pokémon Red and Blue video games.
* Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
* Contains the episodes "The Water Flowers of Cerulean City", "The Path to the Pokémon League", and "The School of Hard Knocks".
|-
| ''[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 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by QT Lever.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgo_13:_The_Professional The Professional: Golgo 13]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1983 || 93 min || Streamline version || R || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || August 1993 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgo_13:_The_Professional The Professional: Golgo 13]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1983 || 93 min || Streamline version || R || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_A-Ko Project A-Ko]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1986 || 86 min || Manga UK version || PG-13 || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || January 6, 1993 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_A-Ko Project A-Ko]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1986 || 86 min || Manga UK version || PG-13 || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fist_of_the_North_Star_(1986_film) El puño de la estrella del norte]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Spain || 1986 || 110 min || Streamline version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by QT Lever.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_Hunter_D_(1985_film) Vampire Hunter D]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1985 || 80 min || Streamline version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || March 1992 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_Hunter_D_(1985_film) Vampire Hunter D]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/USA || 1985 || 80 min || Streamline version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_Hunter_D_(1985_film) Vampire Hunter: Cazador de espíritus]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures and Streamline Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/Spain || 1985 || 80 min || Streamline version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 22, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Arcofon.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_Wars The Venus Wars]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1989 || 104 min || Manga UK version || PG-13 || VistaVision || 1 || N/A || Color || September 1, 1993 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_Wars The Venus Wars]''<br /><small><small>From Island Pictures</small></small> || PolyGram Video || Japan/UK || 1989 || 104 min || Manga UK version || PG-13 || VistaVision || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1994 ||
* Dubbed in English by World Wide Sound.
|}
==VCI Home Video==
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| ''[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
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_on_Fire_(1987_film) Bala blindada]''<br /><small><small>From Regency Enterprises</small></small> || Warner Home Video || France/Italy/USA/Spain || 1987 || 92 min || Standard version || R || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || June 4, 1996 ||
* Dubbed in Spanish by Sonoblok.
|-
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film) Brazil]''<br /><small><small>From Regency Enterprises</small></small> || Warner Home Video || UK/USA || 1985 || 142 min || Standard version || R || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color || June 4, 1996 || TBD
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 1]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 ||
* Broadcast November 12, 1998 and March 25-April
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Mysterious Magic Book", "Sakura's Wonderful Friend", and "Sakura's Heart-Racing First Date
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 2]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || May 4, 1999 ||
* Broadcast April
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura's Tiring Sunday", "Sakura, Panda, and a Cute Shop", "Sakura and Memories of Her Mother", and "Sakura's First Attempt as a Thief
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 3]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || June 1, 1999 ||
* Broadcast May
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura's Rival Appears", "Sakura and the Mysterious Brooch", "Sakura and the Sports Day of Flowers", "Sakura, Tomoyo, and a Mansion
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 4]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || July 6, 1999 ||
* Broadcast June
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura's Never-Ending Day", "Sakura and the Elephant's Test of Strength", "Sakura, Toya, and Cinderella", and "Sakura and Kero's Big Fight
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 5]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || August 3, 1999 ||
* Broadcast July
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Rainbow of Memories", "Sakura's Scary Test of Courage", "Sakura, Yukito, and the Summer Festival", and "Sakura and the Summer Holiday Homework
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 6]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || September 7, 1999 ||
* Broadcast August
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura vs. the Transfer Student", "Sakura's Long Marathon Race", "Sakura and Her Kind Father", and "Sakura, Tomoyo, and the Wonderful Song
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 7]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || October 5, 1999 ||
* Broadcast September
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura's Little Adventure", "Sakura and One More Sakura", "Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher", and "Sakura and the Shrine of Memories
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 8]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 2, 1999 ||
* Broadcast
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Enchanted Cards", "Sakura's Sweet Cooking", "Sakura and the Injured Card", and "Sakura and the Nameless Book
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 9]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1998 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 7, 1999 ||
* Broadcast October 28-November 18, 1999.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura, Kero, and Xiǎo Láng", "Sakura's Freezing Ice Skating", "Sakura, Yukito, and the Midday Moon", and "Sakura's Wonderful Christmas".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 10]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || April 4, 2000 ||
* Broadcast March 23-April 13, 2000.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Snowy New School Term", "Sakura and Tomoyo's Lost Voice", "Sakura's Fun Strawberry Picking Adventure", and "Sakura's Dizzy Fever Day".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 11]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || May 2, 2000 ||
* Broadcast April 20-May 11, 2000.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Sakura from the Dream", "Sakura, Xiǎo Láng, and the Sea of Sand", "Sakura and the Blacked Out School Arts Festival", and "Sakura and Farewell to Méi Líng".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 12]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 81 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || June 6, 2000 ||
* Broadcast May 18-June 1, 2000.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* 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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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 13]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || September 4, 2001 ||
* Broadcast October 7-14, 2000.
* 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/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 14]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || October 2, 2001 ||
* Broadcast October 21-28, 2000.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura and the Big Teddy Bear", "Sakura's Sheep Warning?!", "Sakura and the Panicky Bike", and "Sakura and the Calendar of Memories".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 15]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || November 6, 2001 ||
* Broadcast November 4-11, 2000.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura in Wonderland", "Sakura, Kero, and the Sweet Meeting", "Sakura, Xiǎo Láng, and the Elevator", and "Sakura's Double Trouble".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 16]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 1999 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 4, 2001 ||
* Broadcast November 18-25, 2000.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura, Tomoyo, and the Ball Trap", "Sakura and a Precious Friend", "Sakura, the Card, and the Presents", and "Sakura and the Strange Written Fortune".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 17]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 2000 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || January 1, 2002 ||
* Broadcast January 6-13, 2001.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura, the Pool, and the Huge Wave", "Sakura and the Snowy Ski Class", "Sakura, Yukito, and the Vanishing Power", and "Sakura's Most Beloved".
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardcaptor_Sakura CardCaptor Sakura Vol. 18]''<br /><small><small>From KCTS Seattle and NHK</small></small> || PBS Home Video || Japan || 2000 || 108 min || Standard version || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || February 5, 2002 ||
* Broadcast January 20-27, 2001.
* A PBS Digital presentation.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* In Japanese with English subtitles.
* Contains the episodes "Sakura, Xiǎo Láng, and the Tsukimine Shrine", "Sakura, the Past, and Clow Reed", "Sakura Meets Clow Reed", and "Sakura and Her True Feelings".
|-
| ''[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 ||
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* The feature presentation is preceded by the Weintraub Entertainment Group logo.
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| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_King_of_Comedy_(film) The King of Comedy]''<br /><small><small>From Regency Enterprises</small></small> || Warner Home Video || USA || 1982 || 109 min || Standard version || PG || Matted 1.85 || 1 || N/A || Color ||
* The feature presentation is preceded by the Weintraub Entertainment Group logo.
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* The Roadshow Distributors logo is preserved at the start of the film.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_on_Fire_(1987_film) Man on Fire]''<br /><small><small>From Regency Enterprises</small></small> || Warner Home Video || France/Italy/USA || 1987 || 92 min || Standard version || R || Matted 1.66 || 1 || N/A || Color || June 4, 1996 || TBD
|-
| ''[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
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| ''[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
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Becky Makes a Wish]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast March 22, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Billy's Party]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast April 21, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Bully for Mr. Conductor]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast March 24, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Mr. Conductor's Evil Twin]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast May 5, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Schemer Alone]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast March 23, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Schemer's Special Club]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast May 19, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
* The 1992 PBS logo is plastered with the P-Pals logo.
|-
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shining_Time_Station Shining Time Station: Stacy Cleans Up]''<br /><small><small>From WNET New York, Quality Family Entertainment, and Catalyst Entertainment</small></small> || PBS
* Broadcast March 25, 1993.
* Funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
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