Recess

On the data. ALL THREE VIDEO RELEASES HAVE A ROW, AND TWO OF THEM ARE OLD EPISODES. Those two are listed because they were their own releases and people own them, and because a film row carries no episodes, so ticking one cannot add to your episode count or move a progress bar. The seven episodes inside them are counted once, in the series. This is what the rest of the site does: Mayberry lists its backdoor pilot as a row and says it is not inside the two hundred and forty-nine; Masters of the Universe keeps The Secret of the Sword and warns it was recut into the first five She-Ra episodes; Superman, Spider-Man, Attack on Titan, Haikyu, Gundam and about thirty more do the same with their own recuts. Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street, 6 November 2001, is four already broadcast episodes told as flashbacks inside a new snowstorm wrapper: Principal for a Day, The Great Can Drive, Weekend at Muriel's and Yes, Mikey, Santa Does Shave. Recess: All Growed Down, 9 December 2003, is three more: The Legend of Big Kid, Wild Child and The Kindergarten Derby. Listing either as a film would give seven segments a second tick box each. TAKING THE FIFTH GRADE IS THE ONE WITH NOTHING YOU HAVE SEEN BEFORE. Its three segments, No More School, Grade Five Club and A Recess Halloween, appear in no season table anywhere, and a contemporary review says plainly that the disc premieres three never broadcast episodes. Watch the wording on this one: its own encyclopedia entry calls it a compilation of three titles, in a sentence shaped exactly like the two that describe the real compilations. It means a compilation of three new segments, and it points the opposite way from how it reads. SIXTY-FIVE OR ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN. Both are right and they count different things. Sixty-five half hours were broadcast; one hundred and twenty-seven segments were made. Multiplying sixty-five by two gives one hundred and thirty, which is wrong, because three half hours are single segment specials: Yes, Mikey, Santa Does Shave, Lawson and His Crew, and Terrifying Tales of Recess. FORTY PER CENT OF IT DID NOT PREMIERE ON ABC. Twenty-six of the sixty-five went out first on UPN, as part of Disney's One Too: eighteen of season three and eight of season four, in two separate blocks. Which specific episodes those were is not something any source we could reach states. THE PREMIERE THAT NEVER HAPPENED. TVmaze and epguides date the first episode to 31 August 1997. There was no such broadcast: a sneak preview was set for that day and a premiere for 6 September, and both were pulled after the death of Princess Diana. It started on 13 September. THREE DIFFERENT THINGS ARE CALLED THE FINALE, and the sources disagree with each other. Terrifying Tales of Recess is last in packaging order and its own note calls it the series finale. Lost Leader and League of Randalls aired last, on 5 November 2001. And Taking the Fifth Grade is the last thing released and the only fifth grade story, and is also called the series finale in two places. This page treats the video release as the end of the story and says so rather than picking silently. ONE SEGMENT WAS BANNED FROM SYNDICATION. Parents' Night aired once, on 17 January 1998, and ABC then kept it out of syndication, so a list built from a syndication package may be one short.

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