Talk:List of Jem episodes

message: This is not a complete list. If anyone wants to complete the list, please do so. If not, perhaps at some point I can come fill it out with summaries of the missing episodes (I have the complete series sitting around at my place somewhere). KyleGoetz 19:20, 2 August 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Incomplete List 

message: The production codes are based on the u.s. copyright office codes for each episode, they are not the correct airing order and do not reflect proper continuity. Mitigating (talk) 14:23, 15 August 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Production Code 

message: Both DVD releases by Rhino Entertainment and Shout! Factory feature different episode ordering, the episode ordering featured here is based on the original airing dates. The Hub used the same ordering as the original airing ordering featured on the page. Mitigating (talk) 08:18, 16 September 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Airing order vs DVD order 

message: Those episode lists cite tv.com for airdates. The problems are, 1, the credibility of that site, 2, there can't be one fixed premiere date for each episode since this is a syndicated show. JSH-alive/talk/cont/mail 14:05, 24 August 2013 (UTC)
replies: text: tv.com is owned by CBS, similar to IMDb.com, basic information such as this is credible. They have no reason to not be factual or accurate, in fact as litigious as the Entertainment community is, they have every reason to factually correct. As for your syndication assertion, 1, syndication is an indication of the number of intended episodes for production, usually 60-65 or more, so that the series is as marketable as possible; 2, unless there is information that the show had simultaneous premiers (which is extremely rare) yes there was an original air date for each episode. First airing rights are sold at a premium, syndication fees are less without those rights depending on the particular market area its sold to. Once an episode is aired anywhere that is its original air date. Anything else is just marketing BS. --Scalhotrod - Just your average banjo playing, drag racing, cowboy... (talk) 05:41, 1 September 2013 (UTC)
thread_title:  Airdate problem 

message: According to the liner notes on Jem and the Holograms: The Complete First and Second Seasons (Rhino, 30 March 2004) and Jem and the Holograms: Season 3, Part One (Rhino, 14 September 2004), the seasons are not divided as indicated in the article currently, but are rather divided thusly:
;Season One
#The Beginning
#Disaster (aka Set Backs)
#Kimber's Rebellion
#Frame up
#Battle of the Bands
;Season Two
#Starbright 1: Falling Star
#Starbright 2: Colliding Stars
#Starbright 3: Rising Star
#The World Hunger Shindig
#Adventure in China
#Last Resorts
#In Stitches
#The Music Awards 1
#The Music Awards 2
#The Rock Fashion Book
#Broadway Magic
#In Search of the Stolen Album
#Hot Time in Hawaii
#The Princess and the Singer
#Island of Deception
#Old Meets New
#Intrigue at the Indy 500
#The Jem Jam 1
#The Jem Jam 2
#Culture Clash
#Glitter and Gold
;Season 3, Part One
#"The Talent Search" Part One
#"The Talent Search" Part Two
#"The Scandal"
#"One Jem Too Many"
#"The Bands Break Up"
#"The Fan"
#"Fathers' Day"	
#"The Treasure Hunt"
#"Aztec Enchantment"
#"Music is Magic"
#"The Jazz Player"
#"Danse Time"
#"Roxy Rumbles"
#"Alone Again"
#"KJEM"
#"Trick or Techrat"
#"The Presidential Dilemma"
#"Rock n' Roll Express"
#"Mardi Gras"
;no information
*The Middle of Nowhere
*Renaissance Woman
*Journey to Shangri-La
*Journey Through Time
*Britrock
*Out of the Past
*Hollywood Jem, Part 1: For Your Consideration
*Hollywood Jem, Part 2: And the Winner Is...
*The Stingers Hit Town: Part 1
*The Stingers Hit Town: Part 2
*Video Wars
*Beauty and the Rock Promoter
*Homeland, Heartland
*Midsummer Night's Madness
*The Day the Music Died
*That Old Houdini Magic
*Straight from the Heart (a.k.a. Your 15 Minutes Are Up)
*A Change of Heart
*Riot's Hope
*A Father Should Be...
Are these official Rhino releases somehow mistaken?allixpeeke (talk) 23:36, 10 April 2016 (UTC)
replies: text: According to Christy Marx herself on Facebook, the show was produced as a single order of 65 episodes. There was never any official division of the show into seasons by the producers or broadcasters. All "seasons" since then have been made up by distributors (Shout Factory & Rhino) after the fact, which is why the distributors don't agree on what the seasons are. Given these facts, all mention of seasons should be removed from Jem-related Wikipedia articles, except in the section on home video releases.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 98.234.13.133 (talk) 22:17, 28 July 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Seasonal discrepancy