Missing full Episode

@magmadrag​ 

It is not part of 21 Jump Street and never was (It's probably provided on the DVD sets for completeness sake as not many people remember Booker). I cannot comment on why it would have a 21 Jump Street intro. I've streamed the episode and it has the normal (changed intro because the original Booker them was done by Billy Idol and they didn't license it for the re-releases.)

Also, the crisis episodes belong to exactly one series for each episode.

There are trivia items on both pages to explain it:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0530079/trivia/?item=tr5655056
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0502047/trivia/?item=tr1419113

How they are structured in DVD releases for convenience should not matter, that's not how they are aired.

@magmadrag​ 

No. It does not make sense to list an episode that is not part of a series in a series. How in the world does that make sense? You do know crossovers are fairly common, right? They happen in the Arrowverse, the Chicago series, Law & Order and others.

It's on the 21 Jump Street DVDs (most likely) because Booker was not available at the time. The unedited version of Booker (with the Billy Idol theme song) still isn't available in the US though it has aired in other countries.

It's usual DVD sets include related materials as a bonus, like a related episode from a related show or even a related movie. That doesn't mean they should be added as episodes to series page.

If it would have been only bonus, I never started this thread! The bonus is - like mentioned before - the "Part 2" (Original Version), "Part 1" is NOT Bonus, it is a regular episode on the 21 Jump Street DVD!

And that's the reason why I asked to put the info into the episode list! Just imagine all the german buyers of the DVD Set - and only half of them searching for the "Part 1"-Episode of "21 Jump Street" and nobody is able to find! Just imagine! Especially as there is no info neither on the DVD nor the cover nor the booklet that this episode is NOT part of the series. 99 % of them would only think like: "Well, IMDB, not known so much for good data, who wonders?"

@magmadrag​ 

I honestly don't understand why you aren't comprehending that just because it exists on the DVD does not make it an episode of 21 Jump Street regardless how it is shown. It probably used 21 Jump Street opening/closing because of the copyright issues with the original theme song to Booker. 

Any casual search, including searching for Wheels and Deals: Part 1 on IMDb would show that it was part of Booker as would the numerous wikis dedicated to the shows. Almost no one would assume this with the briefest amount of research (except for you obviously).