Home Video Releases
| Release name | Ep # | Company | Release Date | Notes |
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| Various VHS releases | 25(Total) | Kid Rhino, Family Home Entertainment, Avid Entertainment | 1986-1987 (FHE,Avid) 1999 (Kid Rhino) | Various home video releases containing between two and five episodes. |
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45 | Rhino Entertainment(US) |
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Contains all 26 episodes of season one released as "Jem – The Complete 1st & 2nd Seasons" and the first 19 episodes from season 2 released as "Jem: Season 3 – Volume 1". Each DVD release is digitally remastered and contains Dolby Digital 5.1 audio along with the Dolby Digital 2.0. |
| Jem The Movie | 5 | Metrodome (UK) | June 4, 2007 | Contains the first 5 episodes of the series in their TV movie format. |
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64 | Declic images (France) |
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The episodes are dubbed in French with the exception of the music videos. The set is missing the episode "Fathers' Day". |
| Jem and the Holograms: The Truly Outrageous Complete Series | 65 | Shout! Factory (US) | October 11, 2011 | The complete series on 11 DVDs with bonus material. Bonus material includes the documentary featurettes "Showtime, Synergy! The Truly Outrageous Creation of an '80s Icon", "Glamour & Glitter", and "Jem Girls (and Boys!) Remember", as well as original commercials, animatics, and rare DVD-ROM material. |
| Jem and the Holograms: Season One | 26 | Shout! Factory (US) | October 11, 2011 | All 26 episodes from season one. |
| Jem And The Holograms: Season Two | 26 | Shout! Factory (US) | February 14, 2012 | 26 episodes from season two excluding "Britrock". |
| Jem And The Holograms: Season Three | 13 | Shout! Factory (US) | July 10, 2012 | 12 episodes from season three and "Britrock". |
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