Editing Adam Adamant Lives! (section)

==Home media==
===VHS===
''Adam Adamant Lives!''
* Label: BBC Video
* Release Date: 6 May 1991
* Catalogue Nº: BBCV 4613
* Availability: Deleted

Contains the first two episodes of Series One, "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels" and "Death Has a Thousand Faces", the latter replacing the previously considered "The Village of Evil". Although there were rumours of two further releases towards the end of 1991, these did not appear owing to poor sales. Re-issued on DVD by Revelation in 2001.

===DVD===
''Adam Adamant Lives!: The Complete Collection''
* Label: 2entertain Ltd.
* Release Date: 26 July 2006
* Catalogue Nº: BBCDVD 1479
* Availability: Deleted (unconfirmed)

Five-disc [[DVD region code#2|Region 2]] DVD box set containing all 17 surviving episodes in digitally re-mastered form. Includes 64-page collector's booklet ''Adam Adamant Lives!: Viewing Notes'', written by Andrew Pixley.

====Special Features====
*''This Man is the One:'' 52-minute documentary featuring Gerald Harper, Juliet Harmer, Verity Lambert and Brian Clemens. Presented by [[Mark Gatiss]].
*''Commentary Tracks:'' Available on "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels" and "A Sinister Sort of Service". Featuring Gerald Harper, Juliet Harmer and Verity Lambert.
*''Adam Adamant's Wheels:'' 7-minute mini-documentary on Adam Adamant's faithful Mini Cooper S.
*''Missing Sounds:'' Audio extract from missing Series Two episode "A Slight Case of Reincarnation".
*''Outtakes:'' Filming and studio outtakes from "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels" and "Sing a Song of Murder".
*''Photo Gallery:'' 13-minute photo gallery featuring colour and black and white pictures from the series, plus stills from the unbroadcast pilot episode, accompanied by music from the series – including the full version of "The Adam Adamant Theme" performed by Kathy Kirby.
*''PDFs:'' (DVD-Rom only. PC/Mac)
: – ''Radio Times'' articles
: – Full scripts for the 12 missing broadcast episodes
: – ''The Adam Adamant Annual''
: – ''TV Comic'', ''TV Comic Holiday Special'' and ''TV Comic Annual'' comic strip stories

''Note'': On both the VHS and DVD releases, "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels" and "Death Has a Thousand Faces" have had music edits made due to the originally featured tracks by the Rolling Stones not being able to be cleared for commercial release. For the former, "Route 66" was replaced by "Piano Rocket" from the Parry Music Library CD ''Time Periods 1'', while the latter featured "Bye Bye Blues" from the KOK Library CD ''Pop Era'' in place of "Now I've Got a Witness" .
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