- The home video version runs five minutes longer than the version that premiered on TV. The end credits do not begin with a shot of the aliens and the credits have been slowed, stretching the running time from 30 seconds to three minutes. The video includes two additional scenes: -Following "The Bacon Bunch," the camera pans into the jungle, where a peg-legged African tribesman relays to two children the story of a journey down they river in which he encountered a large-headed white tourist. The tourist then relays the story to a group of white kids around the campfire. -Between the exploding kid and old west scenes, there's an additional gag with an innocent carrot who's plucked from the ground and eaten.
- In the original TV version, there was no narration over the zombie camping scene; in the VHS version, there is. In the original TV version, the ending scene finishes with the exploding child dolls on the roadway, randomly exploding every few seconds; in the VHS version, the dolls are replaced with rakes.
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By what name was Tales from the Far Side (1994) officially released in Canada in English?
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