International Titles
- Czech: Nesuď knihu podle obálky (Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover)
- French: Tromperie (Trickery)
- French Canadian: L'Art de la Supercherie (The Art of the Trickery)
- German: Täuschungsmanöver (Feint)
- Hebrew: זה לא כמו שזה נראה (Ze Lo Kmo SheZe Nir'e; It's Not How It Looks)
- Hungarian: Ne ítélj külsőre! (Do not judge by appearances)
- Italian: Mai giudicare un libro dalla copertina (Never Judge a Book by its Cover)
- Polish: Nie osądzaj książki po okładce (You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover)
- Spanish: No juzgues por las apariencias (Don't Judge by Appearances)
- Greek: Δε μπορείς να κρίνεις ένα βιβλίο από το εξώφυλλό του (You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover)
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