Fantastic Max 4 - The Baby Who Fell to Earth

Fantastic Max 4 - The Baby Who Fell to Earth is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 11th March 1991.
== Description ==
THREE MORE GALACTIC MISSIONS WITH SPACE HERO FANTASTIC MAX.
Once again funky Fantastic Max goes 'where no baby has gone before' with his parent AB Sitter and his Twinklerian pal FX.
== Episode Info ==
# THE BABY WHO FELL TO EARTH - When Max is ejected into outer space and mistaken for an alien by a U.S. astronaut, FX and AB Sitter must enlist Zoe's video-game skills to save max from the scientists.
# BEACH BLANKET BABY - A beautiful mermaid needs the trio's help to save her planet Beachball from destruction, but will the space-trash expert Jumping Jack co-operate or will they be sucked into the T.V. show graveyard? As FX says "Anything can happen on this show".
# STITCHES IN TIME - One cry of 'Rocket and Roll' from FX turns Max's new toy dragon into a flying, fire-breathing friend. Travelling time in a quest to find a safe land for him they all fall into the clutches of a medieval trickster.
== Credits ==
== Opening (Original 1991 release) ==
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* BBC Video Slide: Fantastic Max 1-3
* Fantastic Max 4: The Baby Who Fell To Earth Title Card
* Fantastic Max Opening Titles
* Start Of The Baby Who Fell To Earth (1988)
== Closing (Original 1991 release) ==
* End Of Stitches In Time (1988)
* Fantastic Max Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp) 
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
== Trailers and info ==
A slide showing 3 Fantastic Max titles, "Fantastic Max 1 - The Loon in the Moon", "Fantastic Max 2 - Attack of the Cubic Rubes", and "Fantastic Max 3 - Cooking Mother's Goose".
Category:VHS
Category:UK VHS/DVD Releases
Category:Fantastic Max
Category:1991 VHS Releases
Category:BBC Video Globe logo from 1988 to 1991
Category:Children's Videos by BBC
Category:BBFC Uc
Category:VHS Videos was released on Monday, 11th March 1991