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Thus far, Dot Goes to Hollywood (1987) is the final Dot movie ever to be televised in the United States. Its next film, Dot in Space (1994), seldom seen outside its home country.
Dot Goes to Hollywood (1987) is one of the three Dot movies that were televised in the US, others being Dot and Keeto (1986) and Dot and the Smugglers (1987), not to received a VHS/DVD release in the United States, especially not bootlegged copies that were marketed under public domain. Another movie, Dot and the Koala (1985), only had a VHS release in the US back in the 1980s as a DVD release only occurred in its home country.
Footage from the following movies are spliced together with Dot interacting with the characters - The New Adventures of Tarzan, Moviestruck, Something to Sing About, Little Princess, and Flying Deuces.
Dot Goes to Hollywood (1987) had not been televised for years nor did it ever surfaced on home media at any kind in the United States due to legalities with the old film footages.
