Jeremy, in case you didn’t read my comment on the Nickelodeon Movies video, tapes from Paramount, Universal, Sony, Fox, FHE, and other companies DO INDEED HAVE PRINT DATES. They’re called week-and-year codes. Look for a code that has three letters and three numbers (these are normally found on the lids of the tapes but sometimes they will be on either side of the tape or on the back of the tape). The first number is the year and the other two numbers indicate the week. So if the tape says DLX 125, the print date is the 25th week of 2001 (or 1981 or 1991 depending on how old the tape is). Please pay attention to these from now on.
@@Jeremysmoviewall Paramount, Universal, and those other companies whose tapes you think don't have print dates do have print dates. It's just not the kind that you seem to be used to. Just look at the lids of your tapes that are from those companies. If the lid has a barcode sticker on it, DO NOT look for the print date on the barcode. Instead, refer to the small set of three engraved letters and three engraved numbers that are right beside the barcode sticker. It should say something like "PAR 610" (10th week of 1986 or 1996), "RVS 744" (44th week of 1997) "DLX 225" (25th week of 2002), or something like that. Refer to various VHS collection videos by other users and you'll see exactly what I mean. Or I can make a video myself on how to read these kinds of print dates and send you the link if that helps.
You forgot another Christmas dvd's are Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol, Rudolph The Red-nosed Reindeer 50th Anniversary, Rudolph The Red-nosed Reindeer and The Island Of The Misfit Toys, The Little Drummer Boy Book 2, And Olive The Other Reindeer, Garfield Holiday Specials
