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- ↑ Nickelodeon produced seasons 1–4. In 1996, Disney acquired the series and produced three additional seasons.
- ↑ Seasons 1-4 but 4 is split to 2 seasons.
- ↑ Only Season 1 and all episodes are in production order.
- ↑ Seasons 2-5 are only available to stream for now.
- ↑ This doesn't include the regular series.
- ↑ This doesn't include the regular series.
- ↑ Season 3 is only available to stream.
- ↑ Season 3 is only available to stream.
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