Episodes: "Worlds Without End (Parts 1 & 2)," "Flint's Vacation," "Captives of Cobra (Parts 1 & 2)," "Eau de Cobra"	Release Date: 1990
Manufacturer: Tempo - 92732	Market: United Kingdom (PAL)

Contents: · Blue screen with the words "Action Force Double Feature" in yellow letters · UK "Weather Dominator" opening sequence · "Worlds Without End - Part I" (~20 minutes 12 seconds) · "Worlds Without End - Part II (~19 minutes 26 seconds) · "Flint's Vacation" (~20 minutes 8 seconds) · UK "Weather Dominator" opening sequence · "Captives of Cobra - Part I" (~20 minutes 59 seconds) · "Captives of Cobra- Part II" (~19 minutes 4 seconds) · "Eau de Cobra" (~20 minutes 19 seconds) · First season closing sequence with UK music Notes: · Martin Pasko was not credited as the writer for "Worlds Without End" · Each part of "Worlds Without End" was edited 12 times · The recap for the first part of "Worlds Without End" was removed from the second episode · "Flint's Vacation" was edited seven times · Beth Bornstein was not given credit as the writer for "Flint's Vacation" · For some reason, Ripper's line with the UK profanity "bloody cheater" was included · "Captives of Cobra (Part I)" was edited nine times · Christy Marx was not credited as the writer for "Captives of Cobra (Parts 1 & 2)" · During a dub for Wild Bill, the UK voice actor refers to Gung Ho as "Gumbo" · "Captives of Cobra (Part II)" was edited ten times · The recap for part one of "Captives of Cobra" was cut from the second episode · "Eau de Cobra" was edited four times · Flint Dille was not credited as the writer of the episode "Eau de Cobra" · The label is white with black writing and has a yellow triangle with a PG rating · The tape is packaged in a black box with a clear sleeve for the artwork, which has the dimensions 10 1/8" x 7 11/16" · The pictures of Storm Shadow, Destro, Crimson Guard and the Tele-Viper, which are recreated images of the toy package artwork, also appear on Tempo - V9003; the original Storm Shadow artwork was included on a Video One release