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  This is correct at the time of this writing. Avatar: The Way of Water  (Disney, 2022) - $2.32 billion Ne Zha 2  (Beijing Enlight, 2025) - $2.2 billion Spider-Man: No Way Home  (Sony/Disney, 2021) - $1.921 billion Inside Out 2  (Disney, 2024) - $1.699 billion Top Gun: Maverick  (Paramount, 2022) - $1.496 billion Barbie  (Warner, 2023) - $1.447 billion The Super Mario Bros.  (Universal/Nintendo, 2023) - $1.361 billion Deadpool & Wolverine  (Disney, 2024) - $1.338 billion Moana 2  (Disney, 2024) - $1.059 billion Jurassic World Dominion  (Universal, 2022) - $1.004 billion

  This is correct at the time of this writing. Avengers: Endgame  (Disney, 2019) - $2.799 billion Star Wars: The Force Awakens  (Disney, 2015) - $2.07 billion Avengers: Infinity War  (Disney, 2018) - $2.052 billion Jurassic World  (Universal, 2015) - $1.671 billion The Lion King  (Disney, 2019) - $1.657 billion The Avengers  (Paramount/Disney, 2008) - $1.521 billion Furious 7  (Universal, 2015) - $1.515 billion Frozen II  (Disney, 2019) - $1.453 billion Avengers: Age of Ultron  (Disney, 2015) - $1.405 billion Black Panther  (Disney, 2018) - $1.35 billion

  This is correct at the time of this writing. James Cameron's Avatar  (Fox, 2009) - $2.923 billion The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King  (Warner, 2003) - $1.151 billion Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest  (Disney, 2006) - $1.066 billion Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone  (Warner, 2001) - $1.026 billion Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix  (Warner, 2007) - $1.008 billion The Dark Knight  (Warner, 2008) - $1.006 billion Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End  (Disney, 2007) - $963.4 million The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers  (Warner, 2002) - $951.6 million Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince  (Warner, 2009) - $941.1 million Shrek  (Dreamworks, 2004) - $935.5 million

This is correct at the time of this writing. Titanic  (Fox/Paramount, 1997) - $2.264 billion Jurassic Park  (Universal, 1993) - $1.058 billion Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace  (Fox/Lucasfilm, 1999) - $1.047 billion The Lion King  (Disney, 1994) - $978.8 million Independence Day  (Fox, 1996) - $817.4 million Forrest Gump  (Paramount, 1994) - $678.2 million The Sixth Sense  (Disney, 1999) - $672.8 million The Lost World: Jurassic Park  (Universal, 1997) - $618.6 million Men in Black  (Sony, 1997) - $589.4 million Armageddon  (Disney, 1998) - $553.7 million

Please note that this excludes two-part episodes that aired as a hour to two-hour long episode or TV special even if said specials had a run time of a feature film, per se as well as the DC and Marvel films outside their main cinematic universes. All of the films set to be released in 2026 and 2027 have confirmed release date at the time of this writing. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope  (1977) - Star Wars 1 Star Trek: The Motion Picture  (1979) - Star Trek 1 Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back  (1980) - Star Wars 2 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan  (1982) - Star Trek 2 Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi  (1983) - Star Wars 3 Star Trek III: The Search for Spock  (1984) - Star Trek 3 Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home  (1986) - Star Trek 4 Star Trek V: The Final Frontier  (1989) - Star Trek 5 Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country  (1991) - Star Trek 6 Star Trek Generations  (1994) - Star T...

Keep in mind this in terms of hypothetical with the two examples that did happen. 1930s 1934-35: Belenenses (fourth place) 1935-36: Belenenses (fourth place) 1936-37: Belenenses (runners-up) 1937-38: Carcavelinhos (fourth place) 1938-39: Belenenses (fourth place) 1939-40: Belenenses (third place) 1940s 1940-41: Belenenses (third place) 1941-42: Belenenses (third place) 1942-43: Belenenses (third place) 1943-44: Atlético CP (third place) 1944-45: Belenenses (runners-up) 1945-46: Belenenses 1946-47: Belenenses (fourth place) 1947-48: Belenenses (third place) 1948-49: Belenenses (third place) 1949-50: Atlético CP (third place) 1950s 1950-51:  Atlético CP (fourth place) 1951-52: Belenenses (fourth place) 1952-53: Belenenses (third place) 1953-54: Belenenses (fourth place) 1954-55: Belenenses (runners-up) 1955-56: Belenenses (third place) 1956-57: Belenenses (third place) 1957-58: Belenenses (fourth place) 1958-59: Belenenses (third place) 1959-60: Belenenses (third place...

Hurricaneger  has that honour, predating Lupinranger vs. Patoranger  by sixteen years.

Why? Because Southern rap took off after that.

At the 2006 Grammy Awards, Gorillaz collaborated with Madonna. Not making this up.

Aka the "Start the Car" commercial from 2005.

At the time of this writing. Star Wars: The Force Awakens  (2015) - $2.071 billion Star Wars: The Last Jedi  (2017) - $1.334 billion Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker  (2019) - $1.077 billion Rogue One  (2016) - $1.058 billion Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace  (1999) - $1.046 billion Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith  (2005) - $902.7 million Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope  (1977) - $775.4 million Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones  (2002) - $653.8 million Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back  (1980) - $538.4 million Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi  (1983) - $475.1 million

  At the time of this writing. Star Trek Into Darkness  (2013) - $467.4 million Star Trek  (2009) - $385.7 million Star Trek Beyond  (2016) - $343.5 million Star Trek: First Contact  (1996) - $146 million Star Trek: The Motion Picture  (1979) - $139.3 million Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home  (1986) - $133 million Star Trek Generations  (1994) - $118.1 million Star Trek: Insurrection  (1998) - $112.6 million Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country  (1991) - $96.9 million Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan  (1982) - $95.8 million

At the time of this writing. Star Wars: The Clone Wars  (2008-13, 2020) - 133 episodes / Seven seasons Star Wars Rebels  (2014-18) - 75 episodes / Four seasons Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures  (2018-20) - 54 episodes / Two seasons Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures  (2023-present) - 48+ episodes / Two+ seasons Star Wars: The Bad Batch  (2021-24) - 47 episodes / Three seasons Star Wars: Forces of Destiny  (2017-18) - 32 episodes / Two episodes Star Wars: Ewoks  (1985-86) - 26 episodes / Two seasons Star Wars: Clone Wars  (2003-05) - 25 episodes / Three seasons The Mandalorian  (2019-23) - 24 episodes / Three seasons Star Wars: Galaxy of Creatures  (2021-23) - 24 episodes / Two seasons

At the time of this writing. The Next Generation  (1987-94) - 178 episodes / Seven seasons Deep Space Nine  (1993-99) - 176 episodes / Seven seasons Voyager  (1995-2001) - 172 episodes / Seven seasons Enterprise  (2001-05) - 98 episodes / Four seasons The Original Series  (1966-69) - 79 episodes / Three seasons Discovery  (2017-24) - 65 episodes / Five seasons Lower Decks  (2020-24) - 50 episodes / Five seasons Prodigy  (2021-24) - 40 episodes / Two seasons Picard  (2020-23) - 30 episodes / Three seasons The Animated Series  (1973-74) - 22 episodes / Two seasons

It had a Lara Croft expy and all.

Don't believe me? Watch until the end.

At the time of this writing and this excludes imprints. Avengers: Endgame  (2019) - $2.798 billion Avengers: Infinity War  (2018) - $2.048 billion Spider-Man: No Way Home  (2021) - $1.922 billion The Avengers  (2012) - $1.519 billion Avengers: Age of Ultron  (2015) - $1.405 billion Black Panther  (2018) - $1.347 billion Deadpool & Wolverine  (2024) - $1.338 billion Iron Man 3  (2013) - $1.215 billion Captain America: Civil War  (2016) - $1.153 billion Spider-Man: Far From Home  (2019) - $1.132 billion

At the time of this writing and this excludes imprints. Aquaman  (2018) - $1.152 billion The Dark Knight Rises  (2012) - $1.114 billion Joker  (2019) - $1.078 billion The Dark Knight  (2008) - $1.029 billion Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice  (2016) - $874.4 million Wonder Woman  (2017) - $824 million The Batman  (2022) - $772.2 million Suicide Squad  (2016) - $749.2 million Man of Steel  (2013) - $670.1 million Justice League  (2017) - $661.3 million

At the time of this writing and this excludes imprints. By number of episodes (all of them have spanned more than 50 episodes) Agents of SHIELD  (ABC, 2013-20) - 136 episodes Avengers Assemble  (Disney XD, 2013-19) - 127 episodes Ultimate Spider-Man  (Disney XD, 2012-17) - 104 episodes X-Men: The Animated Series  (Fox Kids, 1992-97; Disney+, 2023-present as X-Men '97 ) - 86+ episodes Spidey and His Amazing Friends  (Disney Junior/Disney Jr., 2021-present) - 82+ episodes The Incredible Hulk  (CBS, 1977-82) - 80 episodes Guardians of the Galaxy  (Disney XD, 2015-19) - 79 episodes Mutant X  (syndication, 2001-04) - 66 episodes The Marvel Super Heroes  (syndication, 1966) and Spider-Man: The Animated Series  (Fox Kids, 1994-98) - 65 episodes Marvel's Spider-Man  (Disney XD, 2017-20) - 58 episodes Big Hero 6: The Series  (Disney XD and Disney Channel, 2017-21) - 56 episodes Marvel Superheroes: What the--?!  (Marvel.com, 2009-17...

At the time of this writing and this excludes imprints. By number of episodes (all of them have spanned more than 50 episodes) DC Daily  (DC Universe, 2018-20) - 450 episodes Teen Titans Go!  (Cartoon Network, 2014-present) - 411+ episodes Smallville  (The WB, 2001-06; The CW, 2006-11) - 218 episodes The Flash  (The CW, 2014-23) - 184 episodes Arrow  (The CW, 2012-20) - 170 episodes DC Nation Shorts  (Cartoon Network, 2011-14) - 162 episodes Supergirl  (CBS, 2015-16; The CW, 2016-21) - 126 episodes Batman  (ABC, 1966-68) - 120 episodes The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show  (ABC, 1979-81) and DC Super Hero Girls  (YouTube, 2015-18) - 112 episodes Legends of Tomorrow  (The CW, 2016-22) - 110 episodes Batman: The Animated Series  (Fox Kids, 1992-95; Kids' WB, 1997-99 as The New Batman Adventures ) - 109 episodes Adventures of Superman  (syndication, 1952-58) - 104 episodes Superboy  (syndication, 1988-92) and Gotham ...

There are these eight shows I wish weren't cut short and deserved a proper finale. John Doe  (Fox, 2002-03). The Tomorrow People  (The CW, 2013-14). ThunderCats  (Cartoon Network, 2011-12). Aaron Stone  (Disney XD, 2009-10). Legion of Superheroes (Kids' WB, 2006-08). The Spectacular Spider-Man  (Kids' WB and later Disney XD, 2008-09). W.I.T.C.H.  (Jetix and Toon Disney, 2004-06). Danny Phantom  (Nickelodeon, 2004-07).

As in their own line of radio stations, following the acquisition of 51% of DAB radio station Oneword in October 2005 and launch of their radio station Channel 4 Radio in January 2007 but after winning the licence to operate the second national DAB radio multiplex in July 2007, they aborted plans after selling their stake of Oneword in December of the same year that led to its closure the following month and shutting down Channel 4 Radio on October 14, 2008, so here's eight of the proposed stations. E4 Radio Pure4 Talk Radio (not to be confused with Talksport's sister station, hence the logo in question is a generic logo) Closer (based on the magazine) Sky News Radio (spinoff to the Sky TV channel that would've been the expansion of the radio arm as well as LBC being rebranded under the name but LBC owner Global Radio pulled out due to financial reasons) Sunrise Radio UK (national version of the British Asian oriented London radio station, which eventually happened in 2016)...

This is important in eight pics. This will contain stuff related to arts and finances. I'm just warning you. Says its best. Look away if you don't want to see this. So, here it is. I have no interest in investing on cryptocurrency. I have no interest on doing NFTs of my stuff. And I have no interest in using AI to create works.

Most of them have been rated 15. Nosferatu  (January 4) and We Live in Time  (January 11). A Complete Unknown  (January 18) and Wolf Man  (January 25). Hard Truths  (February 1) and Companion  (February 8). Dog Man  (February 15) and Heart Eyes  (February 22). I'm Still Here  (March 1) and Mickey 17  (March 15). Black Bag  (March 22) and Novocaine  (March 29). A Working Man  (April 5) and Drop  (April 12). Warfare  (April 19) and The Accountant 2  (April 26).

The Big Four comprising of NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox. NBC's longest lasting logo was used from August 26, 1985 to September 30, 2013. CBS' longest lasting logo was used from 1966 to March 1, 2021. ABC's longest lasting logo was used from October 19, 1962 to September 10, 1988. Fox's longest lasting logo was used from September 1, 1999 to August 1, 2020.

Try figuring out the reason why they're unavailable in other countries. Coca-Cola's Pibb Xtra. Instead of Pibb Xtra, Coca-Cola sells Dr Pepper in various countries due to a licencing agreement with Keurig Dr Pepper. Pepsi's Starry. Instead of Starry, Pepsi sells 7Up in various countries also due to a licencing agreement with Keurig Dr Pepper.