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* The original text version was fairly common back when it reran on the Disney Channel starting in 2000, but since 2006, it's now rare. | * The original text version was fairly common back when it reran on the Disney Channel starting in 2000, but since 2006, it's now rare. | ||
* As mentioned above, the updated text usually replaces the original text because those tapes contained episode segments from the actual half-hour long episodes starting in 1994. However, the 10 volumes of ''The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh'' that were released from 1989-1992 retain the credits, and believe it or not, there are two episodes of said show as bonus features on ''Winnie The Pooh: Springtime With Roo'' (specifically "Honey For a Bunny" and "Trap As Trap Can") and still retain the credits, because both segment episodes came from a single episode. | * As mentioned above, the updated text usually replaces the original text because those tapes contained episode segments from the actual half-hour long episodes starting in 1994. However, the 10 volumes of ''The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh'' that were released from 1989-1992 retain the credits, and believe it or not, there are two episodes of said show as bonus features on ''Winnie The Pooh: Springtime With Roo'' (specifically "Honey For a Bunny" and "Trap As Trap Can") and still retain the credits, because both segment episodes came from a single episode. | ||
* Don't expect to see this in-credit logo on ''Clerks: The Animated Series'' and ''Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja'', despite the company producing those shows. | * Don't expect to see this in-credit logo on ''Clerks: The Animated Series'' and ''Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja'', despite the company producing those shows. For the former, this is mainly because of [[Touchstone Television|Touchstone]] and then-Disney subsidary [[Miramax Television|Miramax]] mainly producing it. | ||
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