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The first home video release of Terrahawks hit store shelves soon after the premiere broadcast. It featured 4 episodes of the show, including the opening 2 part episode, re-edited together into one compilation movie.

The VHS featured several scenes that were not included in the commonly broadcast version of the episodes. These scenes were also present in preproduction script material for Expect the Unexpected, among other scenes that were not seen in either version, but included in the novelisation of the episode by Jack Curtis.

The broadcast episode master tape, which was released on DVD in and upscaled Bluray in , does not feature these scenes. A glitchy VHS capture of the first compilation movie was included on the bonus features of the Bluray, as was the episode's script documentation.

That capture included these scenes. On May 26th , a finished 16mm broadcast master for the uncut version of Expect the Unexpected was showcased at the Southend-on-sea film festival by film collector Mark Joseph.

During the event he spoke to the audience about how the film had been scanned and was in the process of being digitally restored. No further information has been given regarding a potential release of this version. It is unlikely but unconfirmed that the original broadcast on 9 October contained these scenes, which may have been cut when the hourlong pilot was split into two half-hour episodes.

An article in S. G Magazine from the time makes note of scenes on the VHS not being in the broadcast version, whereas Mark Joseph maintains that these were in the first broadcast version. They appear in the Greek dub of the VHS compilation "movie.

Note that the Blu-Ray of the series was largely sourced from the standard definition master tapes rather than from high definition film, although "Expect the Unexpected" was sourced from 16mm positives. Additional 16mm interpositives and mag tape tracks are held by researcher JaJo. In the early stages of filming Terrahawks, the puppets for the human characters went through numerous revamps. The 'Tiger Ninestein' puppet in particular visibly goes through at least 4 redesigns via onscreen footage, and one unused prototype in behind the scenes stills.

Starting with the episode "Thunder Roar", the second version of the puppet was employed. Curiously, most of the scenes performed by the Mark 2 were altered significantly from their original scripted versions. Furthermore, during the 'last episode' recap of Part 2, an anomalous shot of the character Zero shows up which does not appear naturally in either Part 1 or Part 2. Researcher JaJo has digitized surviving tracks of magnetic audio tape from the series.