Very odd. If you check my online collection, you will see that the children each have an odd cover, too. Do you enter the children by disc ID, or by name?

I used disc id, and mine looks like yours -- we're both in the same "incorrect art" boat...

Thanks for bringing this up.  I've been meaning to ask the same thing. 

The set I purchased at Best Buy on release day was also a digipak.  I assumed the one in the database was probably a store exclusive and changed my local images to reflect the digipak.  It would be nice to know, though, where the other packaging was originally released.

Well, my local version is "locked and loaded" so to speak, so other than always being prompted in the update that my local differs with the online I'm okay.

But I did wonder where the contibutor got his data and covers.  I haven't PMed him yet, but may do that the next time I log on from home.  (Maybe tonite since all TV is broadcasting Bush's State of the Union message and talking-head followups.  And I don't have to watch that as closely as I would a drama or comedy.  Listening is more important to that stuff than watching.)

While I have the R2-release, here both season 1 and 2 are ThinPacks in a slipcase - and yes, each disc does have individual covers.

Season three are also ThinPacks in a slipcase with individual covers, but here, each ThinPack contains two discs...

Quoting RaymondG:

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The guy who added it probably had the R2 version and looked up the R1 UPC code 

The only guy credited with contributing the child profiles is Pockets.  I've PMed him and asked where he got his information.  The thing is, the individual covers for Discs 1/2, 3/4, etc., all show the R1 logo on the back cover.  So unless someone has been really creative with PhotoShop (for what purpose I have no idea) there must be a keepcase version out there somewhere.  Maybe a reviewer copy?

Disney normally has different packaging for US and Canada, but generally it's nothing more significant than a tiny Canadian flag in the corner in the north-of-the-border release, and sometimes the ugly French language thingie they ruin the front with. They could be ramping it up.

Quoting kdh1949:

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Well, my local version is "locked and loaded" so to speak, so other than always being prompted in the update that my local differs with the online I'm okay.

When it prompts you with the updates you can either a) right click the update and select 'ignore this update' or something to that effect (don't have the program on this computer) or b) if you have the fields that are different all locked, just leave it checked to download, you're local won't change and it will not reprompt for that update (at least thats how i remember it working)

additionally, on topic, if that is a special release, or a rental copy(i dont own this title) and it shares a UPC, I would think that the cover art in the online database should match the standard release, providing they were both released at the same time

-Agrare

Quoting RaymondG:

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The guy who added it probably had the R2 version and looked up the R1 UPC code 

Possible but the thinpaks would each have the BBFC certificate for the discs contained if they were R2 UK