Edited for Syndication: Reruns of The Littles on the DiC Kids Network syndication package often had the credits cutting off Dinky dotting the I in the DiC logo by slowing down the video footage but not the audio, thus making the sound effects not match the animation. There were also episodes that had long scenes cut, and they all cut the "Little Ideas for Big People"/"A Little Known Fact" segments. Also of note were a handful of episodes that were not rerun for one reason or another in various markets, including "Prescription for Disaster" which also never aired on Toon Disney.
Also, a scene from "The Little Scouts" was cut in the Toon Disney airing. The scene features Dinky looking at a flare up close and accidentally causing it to go off. He is carried into the air and falls back down on the pilot's parachute. However, the scene is intact on the DVD release.
Keep Circulating the Tapes: "A Little Drunk" had some retake animation (showing Grandpa Little more visibly hurt after Dinky's model car accident) spliced into its second airing that was used for many reruns, including in the DiC Kids Network syndication package. However, on DVD and video-on-demand services, the original inferior animation (showing Grandpa appearing just fine after the accident, and his walking stick broken in half instead of simply bent) seen in the original airing is used.
What Could Have Been: As writer Marc Scott Zicree said in an interview on the unedited DVD set, Liberty and the Littles was intended as a theatrical sequel to Here come the Littles, but a change in management at DiC scuttled the plans; it subsequently aired instead as a three-part ABC Weekend Special (aired over three sequential Saturdays).
(showing Grandpa Little more visibly hurt after Dinky's model car accident) spliced into its second airing that was used for many reruns, including in the DiC Kids Network syndication package. However, on DVD and video-on-demand services, the original inferior animation (showing Grandpa appearing just fine after the accident, and his walking stick broken in half instead of simply bent) seen in the original airing is used.