The Further Adventures of Super Ted - Home Video Releases in The United States

Home Video Releases in The United States

  • The Further Adventures of SuperTed: 'Leave it to Space Beavers' (UPC: 017951751035)

Episodes feature: Knox Knox! who's There?, Phantom of the Grand Ole Opry, Leave it to Space Beavers and Ruse of the Raja.

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