Where It All Began

Produced by:	HIT Entertainment
Release Date:	2004
Discs:	1
Region:	1

Where It All Began was distributed by HIT Entertainment as the first release of Fraggle Rock on Region 1 DVD. Released first to test the home video market for product demand on July 20th of 2004, the disc (and it's VHS counterpart released at the same time) included two episodes strung together for a 47 minute running time starting with an opening theme, re-done credits at the end for both episodes, and a Fraggle Rock logo in the middle to separate them. The DVD edition featured an additional episode as well as a trailer and episode of HIT's animated series Pingu.

After sales figures were collected for the test market disc, a Special Edition was released on October 19th of the same year featuring the same content, with two additional features: an episode of the animated Fraggle Rock and the 1983 Fraggle Songs music video compilation.

Episodes

• Episode 101: Beginnings
• Episode 102: Wembley and the Gorgs
• Episode 103: Let the Water Run (DVD only)

DVD Bonus Features (Special Edition only)

• Fraggle Songs (UK version, 1983)
• Animated Episode: The Great Fraggle Freeze

Notes

• The closing credits for both releases incorrectly display the first two episode names as "The Beginning" and "Wembley and the Gorg".

Gallery

Back cover for the Special Edition

Original DVD Cover

Original DVD back cover

VHS Cover

Main Menu for the standard release

Repackaged Fraggle Rock title card, during the opening

As opposed to the new logo, a still shot of the original logo at the beginning of the closing is shown between each episode

As shown during the beginning of the closing

Redesigned closing credits

Main Menu for the Special Edition

Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock opening title card for the special edition of this release. Unlike the opening on the standard version, the logo is shown during the final verse, and fades out at the usual point that the original logo would fade in.

Shown between "Beginnings" and "Wembley and the Gorgs" for the special edition. This time, a still shot of the end of the closing theme is shown with the newer logo.