body up a cliff" scene with Kid Icarus and Mega Man. Brian Ward of Shout! Factory has stated that this was an authoring error, and a replacement disc program was initiated. Covers of pop songs used in the original broadcasts are replaced with an instrumental version of the "Mega Move" song from "The Feud of Faxanadu" due to concerns over the songs' broadcast rights. The songs in Season 2 were performed exclusively for the series and were not removed. The DVD set is packaged in two double-disc thin packs. The booklet planned for the set was omitted due to time constraints, as no further delays were wanted. A single-disc release titled "Adventures in Videoland", containing 4 episodes, was released by NCircle Entertainment on July 22, 2008. Regional DVD releases Every episode of Season 3 is available on Australian DVD alongside the entire series of the "Super Mario World" cartoon, just like in the US. Three of the episodes of Season 3 are available on a Japanese DVD. Music Haim Saban and Shuki Levy composed all the background music for the first season, while Michael Tavera took over for Season 2 and 3's background score. Tavera also provided orchestrations and arrangements for the music in Season 1. The original NBC airing of "When Mother Brain Rules" in terms of music differed slightly from the syndication version that aired on the video game masters package; the NBC version kept all of Shuki Levy's score in all of the season 1 footage clips, but the syndication version replaced those with Michael Tavera's Season 2 score in the Season 1 clips. Brief in-studio covers of contemporary pop music were used in chase scenes of the first season. These were removed after the show went into syndication, due to copyright issues. Original songs, loosely based on existing music, were used in action sequences in seasons 2 and 3. Film Actor and writer Noel Clarke revealed to Digital Spy in an interview that he was interested in developing a live action film adaptation of the series. See also The Legend of Zelda (TV series) The Power Team (TV series) The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! References External links Informational sites The Unofficial Captain N Home Page CaptainN.Net 1980s American animated television series 1990s American animated television series 1980s American comic science fiction television series 1990s American comic science fiction television series 1989 American television series debuts