Media from 1989.
Contents
Paper money
Old currency currently in circulation | |||||||
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![]() $1 (Series 1985) |
A 38400001 E – A 41600000 F | ||||||
B 00000001 Q – B 09600000 T | |||||||
C 00000001 D – C 25600000 E | |||||||
D 09600001 F – D 28800000 G | |||||||
E 73600001 J – E 99200000 L | |||||||
F 70400001 M – F 70400000 N | |||||||
G 32000001 J – G 57600000 L | |||||||
I 25600001 B – I 92800000 B | |||||||
J 16000001 D – J 92800000 D | |||||||
K 48000001 F – K 03200000 H | |||||||
L 35200001 P – L 96000000 T | |||||||
![]() $2 (Series 1976) |
A 00000001 A – A 29440000 A | ||||||
B 00000001 A – B 67200000 A | |||||||
C 00000001 A – C 33280000 A | |||||||
D 05440001 A – D 31360000 A | |||||||
E 23040001 A – E 56960000 A | |||||||
F 14720001 A – F 60800000 A | |||||||
G 08000001 A – G 75520000 A | |||||||
H 00000001 A – H 39040000 A | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 14080000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 24960000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 A – K 41600000 A | |||||||
L 28160001 A – L 71680000 A | |||||||
![]() $5 (Series 1985) | |||||||
A 48000001 B – A 70400000 B | |||||||
B 67200001 D – B 03200000 E | |||||||
C 41600001 B – C 64000000 B | |||||||
D 64000001 B – D 89600000 B | |||||||
E 54400001 C – E 03200000 D | |||||||
F 67200001 C – F 28800000 D | |||||||
G 83200001 C – G 22400000 D | |||||||
H 00000001 B – H 28800000 B | |||||||
I 44800001 A – I 73600000 A | |||||||
J 92800001 A – J 35200000 B | |||||||
K 51200001 B – K 76800000 B | |||||||
L 57600001 D – L 19200000 E | |||||||
![]() $10 (Series 1985) | |||||||
A 70400001 B – A 12800000 C | |||||||
B 00000001 F – B 28800000 G | |||||||
C 83200001 A – C 22400000 B | |||||||
D 41600001 B – D 67200000 B | |||||||
E 80000001 A – E 28800000 B | |||||||
F 92800001 B – F 41600000 C | |||||||
G 00000001 C – G 41600000 C | |||||||
H 76800001 A – H 99200000 A | |||||||
I 22400001 A – I 38400000 A | |||||||
J 44800001 A – J 57600000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 B – K 16000000 B | |||||||
L 60800001 C – L 89600000 C | |||||||
![]() $20 (Series 1985) | |||||||
A 09600001 C – A 19200000 D | |||||||
B 80000001 G – B 89600000 K | |||||||
C 80000001 A – C 48000000 B | |||||||
D 00000001 C – D 25600000 D | |||||||
E 00000001 D – E 99200000 E | |||||||
F 86400001 B – F 44800000 C | |||||||
G 28800001 D – G 09600000 F | |||||||
H 80000001 A – H 67200000 B | |||||||
I 38400001 A – I 67200000 A | |||||||
J 12800001 B – J 06400000 C | |||||||
K 06400001 B – K 41600000 B | |||||||
L 70400001 E – L 99200000 G | |||||||
![]() $50 (Series 1981A) |
G 25600001 A – G 28800000 A | ||||||
L 19200001 A – L 22400000 A | |||||||
![]() $50 (Series 1985) |
A 00000001 A – A 41600000 A | ||||||
B 00000001 A – B 67200000 B | |||||||
C 00000001 A – C 03200000 A | |||||||
D 00000001 A – D 54400000 A | |||||||
E 00000001 A – E 51200000 A | |||||||
F 00000001 A – F 09600000 A | |||||||
G 00000001 A – G 12800000 B | |||||||
H 00000001 A – H 09600000 A | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 09600000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 12800000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 A – K 22400000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 54400000 A | |||||||
![]() $100 (Series 1981) |
Up to A 02560000 A A 00000001 B – A 06400000 B | ||||||
Up to B 44800000 A B 00000001 B – B 60800000 B | |||||||
Up to C 06400000 A C 00000001 B – C 06400000 B | |||||||
Up to D 02560000 A | |||||||
Up to E 07680000 A E 00000001 B – E 16000000 B | |||||||
F 00000001 A – F 06400000 A | |||||||
Up to G 20480000 A G 00000001 B – G 12800000 B | |||||||
Up to H 02560000 A H 00000001 B – H 03200000 B | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 03200000 A | |||||||
Up to J 07680000 A J 00000001 B – J 16000000 B | |||||||
Up to K 14080000 A K 00000001 B – K 09600000 B | |||||||
Up to L 15360000 A L 00000001 B – L 09600000 B | |||||||
![]() $100 (Series 1981A) |
A 00000001 A – A 06400000 A | ||||||
B 00000001 A – B 64000000 A | |||||||
C 00000001 A – C 03200000 A | |||||||
D 00000001 A – D 06400000 A | |||||||
E 00000001 A – E 12800000 A | |||||||
F 00000001 A – F 12800000 A | |||||||
G 00000001 A – G 22400000 A | |||||||
H 00000001 A – H 12800000 A | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 03200000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 A – K 03200000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 19200000 A | |||||||
![]() $100 (Series 1985) |
A 00000001 A – A 25600000 A | ||||||
B 00000001 A – B 57600000 C | |||||||
C 00000001 A – C 19200000 A | |||||||
D 00000001 A – D 25600000 A | |||||||
E 00000001 A – E 41600000 A | |||||||
F 00000001 A – F 09600000 A | |||||||
G 00000001 A – G 64000000 A | |||||||
H 00000001 A – H 12800000 A | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 09600000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 12800000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 A – K 38400000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 38400000 A | |||||||
New currency released to circulation | |||||||
![]() $1 (Series 1985) |
A 41600001 F – A 57600000 F | ||||||
D 28800001 G – D 41600000 G | |||||||
F 70400001 N – F 25600000 P | |||||||
G 57600001 L – G 99200000 L | |||||||
I 92800001 B – I 48000000 C | |||||||
![]() $1 (Series 1988) | |||||||
A 00000001 A – A 99200000 A | |||||||
B 00000001 A – B 99200000 F | |||||||
D 00000001 A – D 54400000 A | |||||||
E 00000001 A – E 99200000 D | |||||||
F 00000001 A – F 60800000 D | |||||||
G 00000001 A – G 22400000 D | |||||||
H 00000001 A – H 25600000 B | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 64000000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 99200000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 A – K 80000000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 96000000 C | |||||||
Production of Series 1985 $1 and $5 bills phased out in March 1989, leaving only the Series 1988 notes to continue. | |||||||
A 70400001 B – A 92800000 B | |||||||
B 03200001 E – B 51200000 E | |||||||
C 64000001 B – C 70400000 B | |||||||
D 89600001 B – D 16000000 C | |||||||
E 03200001 D – E 35200000 D | |||||||
F 28800001 D – F 54400000 D | |||||||
G 22400001 D – G 48000000 D | |||||||
L 19200001 E – L 60800000 E | |||||||
![]() $5 (Series 1988) | |||||||
A 00000001 A – A 86400000 A | |||||||
B 00000001 A – B 51200000 A | |||||||
C 00000001 A – C 54400000 A | |||||||
D 00000001 A – D 35200000 A | |||||||
E 00000001 A – E 32000000 A | |||||||
F 00000001 A – F 48000000 A | |||||||
G 00000001 A – G 35200000 B | |||||||
I 00000001 A – I 09600000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 44800000 A | |||||||
K 00000001 A – K 12800000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 70400000 A | |||||||
![]() $10 (Series 1985) | |||||||
A 12800000 C – A 99200000 C | |||||||
B 28800000 G – B 48000000 I | |||||||
C 22400000 B – C 41600000 B | |||||||
D 67200000 B – D 41600000 C | |||||||
E 28800000 B – E 99200000 B | |||||||
F 41600000 C – F 76800000 C | |||||||
G 41600000 C – G 60800000 D | |||||||
I 38400000 A – I 48000000 A | |||||||
J 57600000 A – J 86400000 A | |||||||
L 89600000 C – L 03200000 D | |||||||
In 1989, $20 bills with serial numbers ending with letters "L" through "Q" were seen in circulation for the first time. | |||||||
A 19200001 D – A 73600000 E | |||||||
B 89600001 K – B 38400000 Q | |||||||
C 48000001 B – C 96000000 B | |||||||
D 25600001 D – D 54400000 E | |||||||
E 00000001 F – E 99200000 G | |||||||
F 44800001 C – F 12800000 D | |||||||
G 09600001 F – G 32000000 H | |||||||
H 67200001 B – H 99200000 B | |||||||
I 67200001 A – I 83200000 A | |||||||
K 41600001 B – K 92800000 B | |||||||
L 00000001 H – L 99200000 I | |||||||
![]() $50 (Series 1985) | |||||||
A 41600001 A – A 51200000 A | |||||||
B 67200001 B – B 83200000 B | |||||||
D 54400001 A – D 57600000 A | |||||||
E 51200001 A – E 54400000 A | |||||||
I 09600001 A – I 12800000 A | |||||||
K 22400001 A – K 25600000 A | |||||||
![]() $50 (Series 1988) |
D 00000001 A – D 12800000 A | ||||||
G 00000001 A – G 41600000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 03200000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 12800000 A | |||||||
After production of Series 1985 $50 and $100 bills phased out in June 1989, only the $10 and $20 denominations continued as Series 1985 notes as of then. |
A 25600001 A – A 32000000 A | ||||||
B 57600001 C – B 60800000 C | |||||||
D 25600001 A – D 28800000 A | |||||||
E 41600001 A – E 54400000 A | |||||||
F 09600001 A – F 16000000 A | |||||||
I 09600001 A – I 12800000 A | |||||||
K 38400001 A – K 48000000 A | |||||||
![]() $100 (Series 1988) |
B 00000001 A – B 64000000 A | ||||||
C 00000001 A – C 03200000 A | |||||||
D 00000001 A – D 09600000 A | |||||||
G 00000001 A – G 25600000 A | |||||||
H 00000001 A – H 03200000 A | |||||||
J 00000001 A – J 06400000 A | |||||||
L 00000001 A – L 12800000 A |
After 1989, the standard print run of each of the $1, $5, $10 and $20 denominations increased from 100,000 to 200,000 sheets, and the highest serial number per block was reduced again from 99200000 to 96000000.
Logos
Movie logos | ||
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![]() Universal Pictures |
1971–1990 | |
![]() Columbia Pictures |
1981–1993 | Seen on Ghostbusters II. |
![]() 20th Century Fox |
1981–1994 | Seen on the Star Wars trilogy on VHS. |
![]() TriStar Pictures |
1984–1993 | |
![]() Warner Bros. Pictures |
1984–1990 | Seen on The Goonies. |
![]() Walt Disney Pictures |
1985–1990 | |
![]() Touchstone Pictures |
1986–2002 | |
![]() New Line Cinema |
1987–1994 | |
![]() Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures |
1987–1992 | |
![]() Paramount Pictures |
1988–1989 | |
![]() Paramount Pictures |
1989–1995 | With Gulf+Western defunct, Paramount Pictures became a Paramount Communications company in September 1989. |
Broadcast television logos | ||
![]() CBS |
1953–2007 | |
![]() ABC |
1962–2007 | |
![]() NBC |
1986–2013 | |
![]() FOX |
1987–1993 | |
PBS logos (including funding credits) | ||
![]() WGBH |
1978–1993 | |
![]() National Captioning Institute |
1982–1999 | Seen on programs closed-captioned by the National Captioning Institute. |
![]() The Caption Center |
1987–1994 | Seen on programs closed-captioned by The Caption Center. |
![]() PBS |
1984–1989 | Last seen on original broadcasts of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: 1606–1610, as well as on reruns of episodes 1456–1460 in June 1989. |
![]() Public Television Stations |
1987–1989 | Most PBS programs were sponsored by these underwriters. |
![]() Corporation for Public Broadcasting |
1987–1989 | |
![]() WNET |
1988–1993 | Seen on the first season of Shining Time Station. |
![]() Family Communications |
1989 | Only seen on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. |
![]() Viewers Like You |
1989–1991 | The phrase "this station and other public television stations" was replaced by "the financial support of viewers like you" in August 1989. |
![]() Corporation for Public Broadcasting | ||
![]() PBS |
1989–1993 | Seen on all programming starting on September 18, 1989. The first new episodes of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood to have this logo was the "When Parents Go to Work" week (1611–1615). |
Cable television logos | ||
![]() HBO |
1980–present | |
![]() USA Network |
1979–1996 | |
![]() Showtime |
1981–1990 | |
![]() Nickelodeon |
1984–2009 | |
![]() Cinemax |
1985–1997 | |
![]() Nick at Nite |
1985–1997 | Nick at Nite only aired during primetime hours on Nickelodeon. |
![]() Disney Channel |
1986–1997 | |
![]() SuperStation TBS |
1987–1989 | |
![]() The Movie Channel |
1988–1997 | |
![]() The CBN Family Channel |
1988–1990 | |
![]() TNT |
1988–1995 | |
![]() Nick Jr. |
1988–2009 | |
![]() TBS SuperStation |
1989–1994 | |
Television distribution logos | ||
![]() Universal Television |
1975–1991 | |
![]() 20th Television Fox |
1981–1992 | |
![]() Warner Bros. Television |
1984–1990 | |
![]() Walt Disney Television |
1985–2003 | |
![]() KingWorld |
1985–1990 | Seen on Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!. |
![]() Buena Vista Television |
1985–1990 | |
![]() Sunbow & Marvel Productions |
1986–1994 | Seen on My Little Pony 'n Friends, which last aired this year. |
![]() Paramount Television |
1987–1989 | |
![]() DiC Entertainment |
1987–1990 | Seen on the Super Mario Bros. Super Show. |
![]() Merv Griffin Enterprises |
1988–1992 | Seen on Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!. |
![]() Columbia Pictures Television |
1988–1989 | |
![]() Lorimar Television |
1988–1993 | Seen on Full House. |
![]() The Lyons Group |
1988–1992 | Only seen on the three Barney & the Backyard Gang videos. |
![]() Paramount Television |
1989–1990 | |
![]() Columbia Pictures Television |
1989–1992 | |
![]() The Britt Allcroft Company |
1989–2002 | |
Home media logos | ||
![]() MGM/UA Home Video |
1982–1993 | Seen on the 50th Anniversary Edition of The Wizard of Oz. |
![]() MCA Home Video |
1983–1990 | |
![]() Playhouse Video |
1983–1990 | Seen on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and the remaining Dr. Seuss specials on VHS. |
![]() CBS/FOX Video |
1984–1991 | Seen on the Star Wars films. |
![]() Random House Home Video |
1984–2005 | |
![]() Warner Home Video |
1986–1996 | Seen on The Goonies. |
![]() RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video |
1986–1991 | |
![]() View-Master Video |
1986–1995 | Only seen on Kidsongs. |
![]() Warner Bros. Records |
1986–1997 | Only seen on Kidsongs. |
![]() Together Again Video Productions |
1987–1997 | Only seen on Kidsongs. |
![]() CIC Video |
1986–1991 | CIC Video distributed Paramount and Universal's films outside of North America. |
![]() Walt Disney Home Video |
1986–1995 | Any non-Classics films from Disney had this logo, including Mary Poppins. |
![]() Vestron Video |
1986–1992 | |
![]() Touchstone Home Video |
1987–2002 | |
![]() Golden Book Video |
1987–1991 | Seen on My Little Pony episodes on VHS. |
![]() Paramount Home Video |
1988–1989 | Last seen on Pet Sematary. |
![]() Paramount Home Video |
1989–1995 | First seen on Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. |
![]() Walt Disney Classics |
1989–1992 | Only seen on Bambi. |
![]() PBS Home Video |
1989–1998 | |
Video game logos | ||
![]() Nintendo Entertainment System |
1985–1995 | |
![]() Sega Master System |
1986–1992 | |
![]() Game Boy |
1989–1998 | The Game Boy was Nintendo's first handheld console. |
![]() Sega Genesis |
1989–1997 | The Sega Genesis began the fourth generation of video game consoles. |
Movies
Of all animated features from Walt Disney Animation Studios, this was the order of when they were released on VHS, last released in theaters, or in the case of some of the package films, first broadcast on The Disney Channel:
Title | Release date | Type of release |
---|---|---|
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh | June 26, 1981 | VHS |
Fun and Fancy Free | November 4, 1982 | VHS |
The Jungle Book | July 27, 1984 | Theatrical |
Robin Hood | December 6, 1984 | VHS |
Fantasia | February 8, 1985 | Theatrical |
Pinocchio | July 16, 1985 | VHS |
The Black Cauldron | July 24, 1985 | Theatrical |
Dumbo | December 3, 1985 | VHS |
101 Dalmatians | December 20, 1985 | Theatrical |
The Sword in the Stone | March 24, 1986 | VHS |
Alice in Wonderland | May 28, 1986 | VHS |
The Great Mouse Detective | July 2, 1986 | Theatrical |
Sleeping Beauty | October 14, 1986 | VHS |
The Aristocats | April 10, 1987 | Theatrical |
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs | July 17, 1987 | Theatrical |
Lady and the Tramp | October 6, 1987 | VHS |
The Three Caballeros | October 6, 1987 | VHS |
The Fox and the Hound | March 25, 1988 | Theatrical |
Cinderella | October 4, 1988 | VHS |
Oliver & Company | November 18, 1988 | Theatrical |
The Rescuers | March 17, 1989 | Theatrical |
Melody Time | April 15, 1989 | Disney Channel |
Saludos Amigos | June 9, 1989 | Disney Channel |
Peter Pan | July 14, 1989 | Theatrical |
Bambi | September 28, 1989 | VHS |
The Little Mermaid | November 17, 1989 | Theatrical |
Make Mine Music | November 25, 1989 | Disney Channel |
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad | November 4, 1989 | Disney Channel |
Theatrical
Poster/Title | Release Date | Box office |
---|---|---|
![]() Ghostbusters II |
June 16, 1989 | $112,494,738 (June 16–October 1, 1989) |
Home video
Title | Latest release date | Notes |
---|---|---|
![]() Star Wars |
November 13, 1984 | |
![]() The Empire Strikes Back |
November 13, 1984 | |
![]() Ghostbusters |
October 31, 1985 | |
![]() Dumbo |
November 5, 1985 | Cover artwork updated for 1989. |
![]() Pete's Dragon |
November 5, 1985 | |
![]() Return of the Jedi |
February 25, 1986 | |
![]() The Goonies |
March 1986 | |
![]() The Sword in the Stone |
March 25, 1986 | Cover artwork updated for 1989. |
![]() Alice in Wonderland |
May 28, 1986 | |
Bedknobs and Broomsticks |
May 28, 1986 |
Cover artwork updated for 1989. |
![]() My Little Pony: The Movie |
October 28, 1986 | Cover artwork updated for 1989. |
![]() The Three Caballeros |
October 6, 1987 | |
![]() Cinderella |
October 4, 1988 | Discontinued in 1989. |
![]() Mary Poppins |
October 4, 1988 | |
![]() The Wizard of Oz |
August 15, 1989 | The 50th Anniversary Edition. Closed-captioned. Includes special features at the end. |
![]() Bambi |
September 28, 1989 |
Includes a trailer for The Little Mermaid. Only animated film released on VHS this year, as neither The Fox and the Hound nor Oliver & Company ever got one yet. |
![]() Ghostbusters II |
November 23, 1989 |
Upcoming
Home Alone | Director John Hughes was currently working on the script of this film. |
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Beauty and the Beast | Initial storyboards were created for this film, but were later scrapped and re-written. |
Hook | TriStar Pictures bought the rights to this film from Paramount. |
Aladdin | Second film in development alongside Beauty and the Beast as of 1989. |
Books
Title | Notes |
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![]() Horton Hears a Who! (1954) |
|
![]() The Cat in the Hat (1957) |
|
![]() How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1957) |
|
![]() Green Eggs and Ham (1960) |
Old copies of this book included the words "50 Word Vocabulary". |
![]() The Lorax (1971) |
Music
The following titles were released not only on audio CD and cassette, but also on VHS.
A Day at Camp was also made this year.
Television
Broadcasts
![]() Mister Rogers' Neighborhood | |
---|---|
February 20–24, 1989 | "Fun & Games" (1601–1605) premiered on PBS. |
May 1–5, 1989 | "Josephine the Short-Neck Giraffe" (1606–1610) premiered on PBS.
This also ended the first era of the new series. |
June 12, 1989 – September 22, 1989 | PBS decided to withdraw all old episodes of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood after their next broadcasts to allow room for more new episodes.
Out of 310 episodes of the old series, only 100 aired this year, 75 of them for the last time (1456–1460, 1066–1070 and 1076–1140). |
September 25, 1989 | A brand-new era of the show began, in which "Starting School" was pushed back to the end of every season, starting in August 1990. |
November 20–24, 1989 | "When Parents Go to Work" (1611–1615) premiered on PBS. |
![]() My Little Pony | |
September 9, 1989 | Last broadcast on first-run syndication.
Every episode had aired up to eight times since September 1987. |
![]() The Kidsongs TV Show | |
September 9, 1989 | Last broadcast on first-run syndication.
Every episode had aired up to four times throughout the show's run. |
![]() Shining Time Station | |
January 29, 1989 | Season 1 premiered on PBS with 20 episodes.
This series introduced Thomas & Friends to American viewers. |
![]() Super Mario Bros. Super Show | |
September 4, 1989 | The first of 52 episodes premiered on first-run syndication. |
December 4, 1989 | After the show ended, it aired exclusively on reruns. |
![]() Wheel of Fortune | |
June 16, 1989 | New episodes of Season 6 ended on syndication. |
September 4, 1989 | Season 7 began on first-run syndication. |
September 9, 1989 | Weekend reruns of Season 6 began. Season 5 was withdrawn. |
![]() Jeopardy! | |
July 21, 1989 | New episodes of Season 5 ended on syndication. |
September 4, 1989 | Season 6 began on first-run syndication. |
September 9, 1989 | Weekend reruns of Season 5 began. Season 4 was withdrawn. |
![]() Full House | |
May 5, 1989 | The last Season 2 episode premiered on ABC.
After that, up to 19 episodes aired exclusively on reruns. |
September 22, 1989 | Season 3 premiered on ABC.
The first 12 episodes aired through December 15. |
Dr. Seuss | |
![]() How the Grinch Stole Christmas |
Reran on CBS three times in December 1989. |
Home video
Dr. Seuss | |||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NOTE: All videos had new cover artwork in January 1989. | |||||||||||
![]() The Cat in the Hat |
![]() The Lorax |
![]() Dr. Seuss on the Loose |
![]() The Hoober-Bloob Highway | ||||||||
![]() Grinch Night |
![]() Pontoffel Pock and His Magic Piano |
![]() The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat | |||||||||
![]() How the Grinch Stole Christmas |
![]() Horton Hears a Who! | ||||||||||
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood | |||||||||||
![]() Dinosaurs and Monsters |
![]() Music and Feelings |
![]() What About Love? | |||||||||
![]() When Parents are Away |
![]() Musical Stories | ||||||||||
Barney & the Backyard Gang | |||||||||||
![]() The Backyard Show (August 29, 1988) |
![]() Three Wishes (January 27, 1989) |
![]() A Day at the Beach (April 6, 1989) | |||||||||
My Little Pony | |||||||||||
![]() The Golden Horseshoes/The Prince and the Ponies |
![]() Flight to Cloud Castle/Pony Puppy |
![]() Fugitive Flowers/Little Piece of Magic |
![]() The Revolt of Paradise Estate/Sweet Stuff and the Treasure Hunt | ||||||||
![]() The Glass Princess |
![]() Mishmash Melee/Baby, It's Cold Outside |
![]() Bright Lights |
![]() The Quest of the Princess Ponies | ||||||||
Super Mario Bros. Super Show | |||||||||||
![]() Mario's Magic Carpet |
![]() Mario Meets Koopzilla |
![]() King Mario of Cramalot | |||||||||
![]() The Great Gladiator Gig |
![]() Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid |
![]() The Great BMX Race |
Software
Title | Release date(s) |
---|---|
![]() Windows 2.11 |
March 13, 1989 |
![]() MS-DOS 4.01 |
April 1989 |
Video Games
Title | Console | Latest release date | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
![]() Donkey Kong Classics |
NES | October 9, 1988 | Included Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr. in one game. |
![]() Super Mario Bros. 2 |
NES | October 9, 1988 | |
![]() Super Mario Bros. |
NES | November 1988 | |
![]() Super Mario Land |
Game Boy | August 1, 1989 | One of the first Game Boy games released by Nintendo. |
Totals
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