Recovered VHS Gems (from the archives) EPISODE 127: STAR WARS 1990-1992 Home Video Trailer The following promotional trailer was originally packaged on VHS copies of “From Star Wars To Jedi: The Making Of A Saga” released in 1989 AND 1992, as well as copies of the first official VHS boxset of the Star Wars trilogy released between 1990-1992 (according to Nathan P. Butler @ChronoRadio). The first releases of this boxset featured the CBS/FOX Video logo (1990-1991) while later reissues of this set featured the FOX Video logo (1991-1992). This change in logos on the packaging and the trailer is due to the shift in the home video department from CBS/FOX Video to just FOX Video in Feburary 1991 (according to variety.com). Despite this shift, the CBS/FOX merger lasted until 1998 and was overtaken by the 20th Century FOX Home Entertainment label, which officially overtook FOX Video in March 1995 (according to ejunkieblog.com and mediaplaynews.com). For this reason, I have edited BOTH logos into the opening of this presentation for posterity's sake. (NOTE: For the record, other than the change in the logos from CBS/FOX Video to just FOX Video, there is NO difference in the actual body of the trailer.) There are also minor changes in packaging between the two sets, including the removal of character photos from the box spines and different sticker labels on the tapes themselves. I present this trailer here for archiving, educational, and research purposes, as well as your entertainment. I should also note that while I didn't own this set initially during the early 1990's, I remember I had a couple of buddies whose Dad had bought this set and we used to watch it. Years later, when I started collecting VHS tapes more seriously, I picked up a copy of BOTH the CBS/FOX and FOX Video branded versions for my collection. As for the Star Wars trailer, I hope you guys like it. Happy May 4th for those of you who celebrate it. NOTE: I do not own this footage and it belongs to its respective copyright holder(s). I have edited it and enhanced the video and audio to clean up some of the original defects when possible. With the exception of opening and closing title cards, the program is presented as it originally appeared on VHS home video (unless otherwise indicated) for presentation, educational, research, and archiving purposes. These recordings come from my personal collection. MUSIC Original Intro and Outro music by Joseph Aro Check out iLoveWednesday on YouTube / @ilovewednesday7885 And check out his album playlist for iLoveWednesday: Welcome Back Dark Ages • Just Shut Up All of the music used in this video AND listed in the description was sourced from original tracks by Joseph Aro, unless otherwise noted with an *. The links in this description will connect you to his YouTube channel and body of music. I highly recommend you check it out and give it a listen; it's great stuff. (Any additional music not listed that may (or may not) be present is the property of the respective copyright holders. In some cases copyrighted music has been used in the past and may have been left to preserve the original presentation of a video. In other cases, the music has been changed to avoid copyrighted material.) *FAIR USE/COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER* Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for "FAIR USE" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. FAIR USE is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of FAIR USE. I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching! And as always, if you liked the video, please Comment, Like, Share, and Subscribe. Hit the notification icon to receive alerts every time a new video is posted. Everyone take care.