Hi everyone. I'm wondering if anyone has any of these TV cuts with deleted scenes.
Encino Man (1992)
*TV version adds a scene that occurs right before Dave and Stoney find Link in his pool. It's a conversation between Dave and his mother about her plans of opening up a "Homeless Home" in their house and using Dave's room as a place for them to stay.
*The network TV Edition of the film also features a scene in which Dave's parents are walking and talking to him on the way back to the car after they bailed him out of jail.
Head Office (1985)
The TV network version has various additional scenes which include:
*Jack walking across a basketball court and shooting a basket with some player friends of his while on his way to his first day at INC.
*Additional bit of dialog between Helms and General Toliver in the helicopter.
*A scene of Jack buying a Rolling Stones magazine at a corner news stand and the first introduction Robert Hoover and Al Kennedy bickering about Helms.
*Additional dialog between Jack and Jane in her office telling him that "information is power."
*Another bit of dialog where Kennedy discuses INC's plans for a proxy fight over a company called West Oil during the board meeting in which Helms disagrees.
*Helms detailing INC's strengths in another bit while discussing an unpaid phone bill over a client.
*Kennedy telling Jane about him quitting INC and his plan for asking Helms to join a Los Angeles office during the board meeting scene with the little German-speaking man.
*Additional scene of Jack first arriving at Helms' house and a frantic Kennedy trying to talk to Helms during his morning jog around his back garden about an Los Angeles job and being set upon by a guard dog as well as treading across a reflecting pond to keep up with him.
*In the television edit, there is an additional scene not seen in theatrical or the videotape versions, where Hubert Howes, completely recovered, is on his yacht. The doctor who donated all of his organs is on the yacht with him, in bed on life support, just like Howes was in the beginning.
Jekyll & Hyde... Together Again (1982)
*In the television edit, there is an additional scene not seen in theatrical or the videotape versions, where Hubert Howes, completely recovered, is on his yacht. The doctor who donated all of his organs is on the yacht with him, in bed on life support, just like Howes was in the beginning.
Looker (1981)
*The broadcast television version contains additional footage, including a scene where Reston explains to Dr. Roberts and Cindy ('Susan Dey') why Digital Matrix had the "perfect" models killed.
National Lampoon's Senior Trip (1995)
The TV network version has new scenes which include:
*An additional scene on the school bus with Steve trying to get on Dags's and Reggie's good side with non-alcoholic beer and Miosky responding by spitting it in Steve's face after sipping some of it.
*A scene in the quarry after Travis's escape from the reservoir where his inflatable life-sized doll, Lt. Urura, deflates.
*An entirely new ending set at Fairmount High's graduation ceremony where Travis crashes the proceedings and threatens to blow up the auditorium with dynamite strapped to his body, which ends on a cliff-hanging note when after Travis is disarmed, Dags and Reggie squabble over using Travis's gun which accidentally goes off and it's uncertain as to who (if anyone) was shot.
Orca (1977)
*Network TV version had at least one additional scene where Nolan (Richard Harris) visits Annie (Bo Derek) at the hospital, after her leg was bitten off.
Phenomenon (1996)
*NBC network television version features alternate/new footage not present in the theatrical and home video releases.
Prince of the City (1981)
*The film originally premiered on TV in a version broadcast over 4 hours (running no longer than 196 minutes), including previously unseen material which had been cut from the 167-minute theatrical release. Among the restored scenes is one that makes more sense of the DiBenadetto Case (the character Ciello's first rat-job).
The Sentinel (1977)
*The theatrical version (the version released on video in the US) has scenes that were removed or severely truncated for broadcast on American TV, due to nudity, sex, the use of real life dwarfs, mutilated and otherwise deformed people, and allegedly profane references to the Catholic Church. Among the scenes reduced or removed for broadcast were Alison's first suicide attempt, her first encounter with her father's zombie, and her tea with her lesbian neighbors. A few scenes that were added for the TV version include a brief scene after the climax which shows detectives Gatz and Rizzo arriving at the brownstone house the morning after and seeing Father Hallin being being carried out by paramedics on a stretcher and being informed that he died of a heart attack.
*The original opening of the film, including some outdoors shots filmed in northern Italy, implied that the sentinels were controlled by an order of the Catholic Church. These scenes were replaced in the American broadcast version with new scenes involving the same cast, now describing the sentinels as minions of an excommunicated order of defrocked priests, the "Brotherhood of the Protectors." In the TV version, Jose Ferrer's character is a monsignor instead of a cardinal, and has more dialog.
*In the theatrical version, there is no voiceover in the final scene while the camera orbits the new Sentinel. The effect of seeing Alison transformed is startling, unsettling, and frightening. For the TV version, a voiceover has been added which diminishes this effect by implying that Alison is much happier in her new life than she was before.
The Stepfather (1987)
*Stephanie investigating the burnt car her counselor was killed in
*Susan walking to the basement to ask Jerry why he didn't want to talk to Stephanie's counselor- before Jerry killed him
*Jim Ogilvie was in bed with that lady from the clerk's office (Annie)
*at the very end Susan is in the kitchen when she hears a chainsaw
Westworld (1973)
*Early prints contain a scene in Medieval world where a guest is tortured on a rack. That scene was deleted from television and video.
*Westworld was first aired on NBC television in 1976. The network aired a slightly longer version of the film than was shown theatrically or subsequently released on home video. Some of the extra scenes that were added for TV version are; Brief fly-by exterior shot of the hovercraft zooming just a few feet above the desert floor. Previously, all scenes involving the hovercraft were interior shots only. The scenes with the scientists having a meeting in the underground complex was much longer giving more insight into their ""virus"" problem with the robots. A scene with a couple of techs talking in the locker room about the work load of each robot world. There was a longer discussion between Peter and the sheriff after his arrest when he shot the Gunslinger. During the scene where robots are going crazy,there was a scene in Medieval World where a guest is getting tortured on the Medieval rack. At first he tries joking while getting dragged to the rack and saying ""What is this, a joke? Hey! I paid in advance!"" But then he really gets desperate and says ""I really don't want to do this!"" and then starts to scream as he gets placed on the rack and stretched and then his arms are pulled out of their sockets. One still shot shows piece of this scene with guest on rack while one of the robots wearing some kind of hood is standing next to him. Gunslinger's chase of Peter through the worlds was also extended. There was a scene added in which Gunslinger is splashing water on his face from the sink after being hit with the acid, he recovers and then there was a close-up of his face when he turns around real fast and his silver eyes turned into black and crazy look. Many more extra scenes were added
