They have, but Libertarians aren't really notable enough to have gotten their own episode.

I was pretty good. Not quite as good as the first movie, but definitely better than the 4th and 5th. They managed to keep it interesting, I think in large part to the Graboids just being part of life and not the primary focus.

I do really enjoy this entire franchise, so this is great news.
I'd expect that other TV show probably isn't too far along if Gross hasn't been contacted since he's the one keeping the franchise alive.

But if we just raise the ocean temperature enough then all the lobsters will be pre cooked.

IMDb was founded in the UK and I believe is still operated there, but it's been owned by Amazon since 1997. They could easily not comply with this law if they wanted. And this law also has no chance of actually keeping this information from the Internet, they'll never get all sites to comply and people will just…

I really liked The Drew Carey Show, just did a run through a few months ago. During its prime it was a great show, it just really fell apart for those last two seasons.

People do still go through Seinfeld, Cheers, Frasier, and Friends which are all in the same age group. Seinfeld and Frasier are much better shows than Home Improvement or Drew Carey, but they are also easily accessible. Maybe they don't go through every episode but they'll watch a good portion of a show if they like…

I think it's forgotten a lot just because it's hard to come by unless you want to buy it. Seinfeld always on TV, and can be streamed as can Friends or Frasier or Cheers. Its in a similar place as The Drew Carey Show, which can't even be purchased apart from season 1. People may remember it some but without any…

The slippery little fish gets away again.

I never thought I'd see the day where there was more about Squirrel Girl in the news than any other superhero. But perhaps it's because I'd never heard of Squirrel Girl until all these people wanted to play the part.

My favorite story involving cryptids is how in 1959 a man stole the Pangboche Hand,a supposed Yeti hand kept in a Buddist Monastery. He replaced the stolen hand with a human hand he had manipulated to look similar. He then smuggled the hand out of Nepal and into India. In India he sold the hand to James Stewart…

Maybe he meant when he's paid as much as the guys who recorded Hell Freezes Over

The Loaded Bloomin Onion from Outback isn't on here. That must mean it's good for us.

The article got that part right. It's more overlooked in favor of the relationship between Lilo and Stitch, and initially a lot about the Elvis stuff. But the film itself isn't overlooked, it just isn't commended as much as Frozen for the sister bonding.

Walt was trying to get a ski resort up at the same time he was planning Disney World. Unfortunately some environmentalists held the project back and it was put on the back burner after his death and seemingly forgotten in place of all focus on finishing Disney World.

Is Lilo & Stitch really qualified for overlooked when Stitch is one of Disney's best selling characters?

There was that episode of Frasier with the dead lady at the beach house. I think. I could see them mixing that dynamic with Seinfeld's Lopper and Smog Strangler.

I'd put Quantum Break on the list as well. I really enjoyed it start to finish. It doesn't overstay it's welcome and has some compelling gameplay.

The sequel is never as good as the original.

It most certainly won't flop. Whether it will be able to reach near the success of the first film is the real question. Which seems unlikely to me.