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It would also explain why, in the next scene, the glass was virtually destroyed, fixing another plot hole. A photo of this scene is shown on the back of the original VHS release, and also appears in early trailers for the film, as well. The copter then crashes into the front door's glass.

A scene in which Junior causes havoc with a RC helicopter by terrorizing the milkman and paperboy.

He doesn't like you, and his family doesn't like me.' During this missing footage, we also learn more about how Junior got to know Roy better than Ben, saying to him, 'He had it coming. This would have taken place right after Ben sees that Junior taught their talking parrot, Polly, to say 'Dickhead', and right before the scene at Lucy's birthday party.

A scene following the camping trip in which Ben and Junior have a conversation about the latter's painting, depicting Roy being knocked out.

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A slightly-longer shot of the campsite, just before the movie shows Ben and Junior at Campsite #32.

A short scene shortly after Junior exists the house in which Roy yells for Ben to hurry up.

He then flees from the chamber, locks the door, and yells at the warden, 'Don't wait up for me, warden! I'll get the lights!', as it ends, and the regular film continues afterwards. On the way to the chair, he grabs the priest, puts a cake knife in front of his neck, and shoves the warden to the chair. He, accompanied by his priest, is about to be sent to the electric chair, but not before receiving a cake in the form of a bow-tie from 'JR' (whom he doesn't know is Junior). During it is a flashback from a prior event, in which he thinks he was being blamed for a crime that someone else did. But in this version, after resuming, the camera then does a zoom-in to segue into a hallucination scene from Martin. Normally, the scene plays out with the man who was examining him kicks out the warden for interrupting him, and, after resuming the examination, Martin, out of nowhere, says 'I see.BLOOD!', proceeding to strangle the psychiatrist to death.

A longer version of Martin's ink blot examination.

A short scene right before Ben and Flo meet Junior for the first time, where they get ready for him.

A scene with Junior packing as he talks to the Mother Superior.

The regular version picks up where it left off, right after Igor takes down a big book and puts it on his desk, following his line 'A child that you can take into your home, and love.' A brief outtake of this scene can also be seen in early trailers for the film. In this missing footage, he inquiries as to whether they cared about what hair and eye color the kid they wanted to adopt had.

A longer version of Ben and Flo's first meeting with Igor in his office.

This would have taken place right after Martin throws a dumbbell at the warden in prison.

A scene at church where Ben explains his troubles to the priest.

This would have taken place right after Flo agrees to adopting a child, and says 'Okay! Let's get a kid.' This is then followed by an extra establishing shot of the orphanage. This also explains why he intentionally drives over there near the end of the film, on his way to rescue Junior, fixing a plot hole.

A scene where Ben and Flo are leaving for church and their neighbor scolds them for the mess Fuzzball made in her yard and he is forced to pick it up.

The profanity in it was re-dubbed with milder obscenities and phrases.

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The first TV version aired on September 15, 1991, on NBC-TV. None of the following scenes have ever been available on DVD. Twelve minutes worth of deleted footage were featured in most, if not all, television airings of the film.

Michael Richards as Martin 'Bow-Tie Killer' Beck.

Junior calls Ben 'Dad' after he's rescued. After Ben wakes up and sees the note, he goes crazy, but finds a nice picture of him in Junior's things, then rescues him. He kidnaps Junior and Flo, leaving a ransom note. Marty comes, meets Junior, discovering that he is a kid. Thinking all Junior needs is some love, Ben takes Junior on a trip, which he proceeds to ruin.

Junior is rejected from going to a kid's birthday party, but still goes and ruins it.

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Meanwhile, a notorious serial killer, Martin ' Bow Tie Killer ' Beck, who is Junior's pen pal, escapes prison to meet Junior, but doesn't know he is a kid yet. Peabody, a adoption agent convinces a couple, Ben and Flo Healy to adopt Junior as his first day at his new home as his new grandfather, Big Ben and their cat, Fuzzball fall down the stairs. He leaves a path of destruction in his wake and was returned to an orphanage 30 times, until Mr. Junior is a 7-year-old devilish kid who was abandoned at birth by his mother.