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PRO NOS - 1994 Nowo - 1993 Meo - 2007 TDT - 2009 Vodafone TV - 2009 Woo - 2020 Digi - 2024

UKE Sky - 1990 TalkTalk TV - 2000 Freeview - 2002 BT TV -  2006 Virgin Media - 2007 Freesat - 2008 YouView - 2010 EE TV - 2023 Freely - 2024

1 Syndication (1966, 1981-1982, 1988-1991, 1994-1999 and 2001-2004) ABC (1967-1970, 1979-1980 and 2013-2020) PBS (1974-1977) CBS (1977-1982) TV Tokyo (1978-1979) NBC (1978-1979, 1981-1983 and 1988-1990) TV Asahi (1979-1982) Fox Kids (1992-2001) USA (1994-1995) Fox (1996, 1998 and 2017-2019) UPN Kids (1996-1997) Kids' WB (1997-2003 and 2008) MTV (2003) Syfy (2005) Paramount Network (2006) Cartoon Network (2006-2007 and 2009-2011) M6 (2006-2007) Nicktoons (2009-2012) France 2 (2009-2010) Disney XD (2009-2021) Animax (2010-2011) France 4 (2011-2012) G4 (2011-2012) TX Network (2014-2015) Netflix (2015-2019 and 2021) PlayStation Network (2015-present) Marvel HQ (2016-present) Hulu (2017-2024) FX (2017-2019) Dlife (2017-2018) Disney Channel (2017-2021 and 2023-2025) Freeform (2018-2019) Disney+ (2021-present) Disney Jr. (2021-present) MGM+ (2026) Amazon Prime Video (2026-present)

o Syndication (1952-1958 and 1988-1992) ABC (1966-1968, 1973-1981, 1983-1985 and 1992-1997) CBS (1966-1970, 1974-1981, 1988, 1990-1991,1994-1995, 1997, 2003 and 2015-2016) NBC (1979, 1981-1982, 2014-2015 and 2017) Nickelodeon (1979-1981) USA (1990-1993 and 1995-1997) Fox Kids (1990-1995) Fox (1995-2011 and 2014-2019) Kids' WB (1996-2008) The WB (2001-2006) Cartoon Network (2001-present) The CW (2006-2024) Adult Swim (2012, 2014-2015 and 2023-present) Toonami (2014 and 2024-present) YouTube (2015-2020 and 2025-present) Machinima (2015) CW Seed (2015-2020) ABC (2016-2019) TVNZ On Demand (2017) Syfy (2018-2019) DC Universe (2018-2020) MGM+ (2019-2021) HBO (2019 and 2024-present) HBO Max (2020-present) Netflix (2020-2024) FX on Hulu (2021) Disney+ (2021) Cartoonito (2022-present) Hulu (2024) Tokyo MX (2024) BS11 (2024) Amazon Prime Video (2024-present)

From 2016 to 2021. 2016-2017 - Ben 10 Reboot  season 1 episode 1-40 (episode 1-40) 2017-2018 - Ben 10 Reboot  season 2 episode 1-22 (episode 41-62) 2018-2019 - Ben 10 Reboot  season 2 episode 23-40, Crossover Nexus , Ben 10 Reboot  season 3 episode 1-20 (episode 63-100) 2019-2020 - Ben 10 Reboot  season 3 episode 21-52 and season 4 episode 1-20 (episode 101-152) 2020-2021 - Ben 10 Reboot  season 4 episode 21-34,  Ben 10 Versus the Universe: The Movie  and  Ben 10 Reboot  special episode 1-12 (episode 153-178) 2021-2022 - Overseas airings of Ben 10 Reboot  special episode 1-12

From 2005 to 2014. 2005-2006 - Ben 10 Classic  season 1 episode 1-13 and season 2 episode 1-12 (episode 1-25) 2006-2007 - Ben 10 Classic  season 2 episode 13, season 3 episode 1-13, season 4 episode 1-7 including  Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix  (episode 26-47) 2007-2008 - Ben 10 Classic  season 4 episode 8-13, Ben 10: Race Against Time  (set in a different continuity) and Ben 10: Alien Force  season 1 episode 1-13 (episode 48-65) 2008-2009 - Ben 10: Alien Force  season 2 episode 1-13 (episode 66-78) 2009-2010 - Ben 10: Alien Force  season 3 episode 1-20, Ben 10: Alien Swarm  (set in a different continuity) and Ben 10: Ultimate Alien  season 1 episode 1-9 (episode 79-107) 2010-2011 - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien  season 1 episode 10-20 and season 2 episode 1-12 (episode 108-130) 2011-2012 - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien  season 3 episode 1-20, Ben 10 / Generator Rex: Heroes United , Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens  and Ben 10: Omnivers...

From 100 AG onwards. 100 AG - Avatar: The Last Airbender 100-110 AG - Avatar: The Last Airbender  comics 110 AG - Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender 110-128 AG - Gap between Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender  and flashbacks in Avatar: The Legend of Korra 128-153 AG - Flashbacks in Avatar: The Legend of Korra  involving Team Avatar, Toph's daughters Lin and Suyin, Tarrlok and Noatak, Tonraq and Unalaq 153-170 AG - Flashbacks in Avatar: The Legend of Korra  involving Korra as well as Republic City Hustle 170-171 AG - Avatar: The Legend of Korra  Book One: Air 171 AG - Avatar: The Legend of Korra  Book Two: Spirits and Book Three: Change 171-174 AG - Gap between Avatar: The Legend of Korra  Book Three: Change and Book Four: Balance 174 AG - Avatar: The Legend of Korra  Book Four: Balance 174-c.200 AG - Avatar: The Legend of Korra  comics c.200-386 AG - Gap between Avatar: The Legend of Korra  comics and Avatar: Seven Havens 386-399 AG - Flashbac...

Prior to 100 AG. 20,000-19,829 BG - Before the era of Raava 19,829-9850 BG - Era of Raava 9850-c. 9800 BG - Era of Avatar Wan c. 9800-5000 BG - Era of the Avatars after Wan and before Sonam After c. 5000 BG - Era of the Avatars including Sonam, Xian, Salai, Gun and Szeto Before 345 BG - Era of Avatar Yangchen 345-312 BG - Era of Avatar Kuruk 312-82 BG - Era of Avatar Kyoshi 82-12 BG - Era of Avatar Roku 12-0 BG - Era of Avatar Aang before frozen in ice 0-84 AG - Hundred Year War 84-100 AG - Hundred Year War flashbacks in Avatar: The Last Airbender  involving Katara, Sokka, Toph, Zuko, Azula, Mai, Ty Lee, Yue, Jet, Zuko and Azula's uncle Iroh and parents Ozai and Ursa and Sokka and Katara's parents Hakoda and Kya

Excludes DC and Marvel films outside said universes and these includes films with a confirmed release date. Jon Favreau ( Iron Man  and Iron Man 2 ) - The Lion King (2019), $1.662 billion Louis Leterrier ( The Incredible Hulk ) - Fast X  (2023), $727.7 million Kenneth Branagh ( Thor ) - Cinderella  (2015), $543.5 million Joe Johnston ( Captain America: The First Avenger ) - Jurassic Park III  (2001), $368.8 million Joss Whedon ( The Avengers ,  Avengers: Age of Ultron  and Justice League ) - Serenity  (2005), $40.4 million Shane Black ( Iron Man 3 ) - The Predator  (2018), $160.5 million Zack Snyder ( Man of Steel , Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice  and Justice League ) - 300  (2007), $454.2 million Alan Taylor ( Thor: The Dark World ) - Teminator Genisys  (2015), $440.6 million Anthony and Joe Russo ( Captain America: The Winter Soldier , Captain America: Civil War , Avengers: Infinity War , Avengers: Endgame , Avengers: Doomsda...

Includes compilation albums. Eagles - Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)  (1976, WMG) - 44 million The Beatles - 1  (2000, UMG) - 31 million Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend: The Best of Bob & The Wailers  (1984, UMG) - 30 million ABBA - Gold: Greatest Hits  (1992, UMG) - 30 million Madonna - The Immaculate Collection  (1990, WMG) - 30 million Queen - Greatest Hits  (1981, UMG / WMG) - 25 million Journey - Greatest Hits  (1988, SMG) - 25 million Elton John - Greatest Hits  (1974, UMG) - 24 million Michael Jackson - History: Past, Present and Future  (1995, SMG) - 22 million Celine Dion - All the Way... A Decade of Song  (1999, SMG) - 22 million Bon Jovi - Cross Road  (1994, UMG) - 21 million Andrew Bocelli - Romanza  (1997, UMG) - 20 million

Both music scenes defined the Nineties for the United States and the United Kingdom respectively. Pulp (Britpop) - It  (1983) Soundgarden (grunge) - Ultramega OK  (1988) Nirvana (grunge) - Bleach  (1989) Alice in Chains (grunge) - Facelift  (1990) Blur (Britpop) - Leisure  (1991) Suede (Britpop) - Suede  (1993) Pearl Jam (grunge) - Ten (1991) Oasis (Britpop) - Definitely Maybe  (1994)

As in Comcast (Universal and Focus), Skydance (Paramount and Warner Bros.), Disney (Disney and 20th Century) and Sony (Columbia and Tristar). Comcast - Peacock and Now Skydance - Paramount+ and HBO Max Disney - Disney+ and Hulu Sony - Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Core

As in MLB (baseball), NHL (hockey), NFL (American football), NBA (basketball), CFL (Canadian football) and MLS (association football). Most MLB appearances: Pete Rose (3562) Most NHL appearances: Patrick Marleau (1779) Most NFL appearances: Morten Andersen (382) Most NBA appearances: LeBron James (1622) Most CFL appearances: Lui Passaglia (408) Most MLS appearances: Nick Rimando (514)

As in Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony. Most Emmys won: Shiela Nevins (31) Most Grammys won: Beyoncé (35) Most Oscars won: Walt Disney (26) Most Tonys won: Harold Prince (21)

From 1992-1993 to 2023-2024. 1992-1993: Episode 1 1993-1994: Episode 2-63 1994-1995: Episode 64-112 1995-1996: Episode 113-175 1996-1997: Episode 176-221 1997-1998: Episode 222-266 1998-1999: Episode 267-308 1999-2000: Episode 309-356 2000-2001: Episode 357-407 2001-2002: Episode 408-444 2002-2003: Episode 445-486 2003-2004: Episode 487-523 2004-2005: Episode 524-562 2005-2006: Episode 563-597 2006-2007: Episode 598-628 2007-2008: Episode 629-661 2008-2009: Episode 662-689 2009-2010: Episode 690-700 2010-2011: Episode 701-716 2011-2012: Episode 716-737 (716-736) 2012-2013: Episode 738-755 (737-754) 2013-2014: Episode 756-777 (755-776) 2014-2015: Episode 778-798 (777-797) 2015-2016: Episode 799-820 (798-819) 2016-2017: Episode 821-842 (820-841) 2017-2018: Episode 843-864 (842-863) 2018-2019: Episode 865-884 (864-883) 2019-2020: Episode 885-907 (884-906) 2020-2021: Episode 908-928 (907-927) 2021-2022: Episode 929-953 (928-952) 2022-2023: Episode 954-966 (953-964) 2023-2024: Episode 967-9...

Since the Nineties and not including adjusted for inflation. 65 in total. 1990s: 0.3 (three in total) 2000s: 0.5 (five in total) 2010s: 3.9 (39 in total) 2020s: 2.57 (18 in total)

All because of this moment.

If you're wondering, there's an editing error in one of the chocolate cakes.

Nancy Allen wanted her character to be killed off as she disliked the film's direction.

They took part in the DOT mileage system campaign that originated in Hungary two years prior.

From the American Dad  episode "Paranoid Frandroid".

Yes, it's this Frisumo advert from 2004.

"Defy You" proved to be the last to be recorded by The Offspring's most iconic line-up comprising of lead singer and rhythm guitarist Dexter Holland, lead guitarist Noodles, bassist Greg K. and drummer Ron Welty as Welty would be let go of the band in January 2003.

From the episode "The One with the Stain".

AKA my birth year. "Macarena" by Los del Rio (RCA) "Killing Me Softly" by Fugees (Ruffhouse / Columbia) "Wannabe" by Spice Girls (Virgin) "Because You Loved Me" by Celine Dion (Columbia) "One Sweet Day" by Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men (Columbia) "Children" by Robert Miles (Deconstruction / DBX) "California Love" by Tupac Shakur featuring Dr. Dre (Death Row / Interscope) "Missing" by Everything But the Girl (Blanco y Negro / Atlantic) "I Love You Always Forever" by Donna Lewis (Atlantic) "Gangsta's Paradise" by Coolio featuring L.V. (MCA)

AKA my birth year. 11 - "Fastlove" by George Michael (Dreamworks / Virgin) 12 - "You're Makin' Me High" by Toni Braxton (Laface / Arista) 13 - "Always Be My Baby" by Mariah Carey (Columbia) 14 - "Tha Crossroads" by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony (Ruthless / Relativity) 15 - "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" by Celine Dion (Columbia) 16 - "Un-Break My Heart" by Toni Braxton (Laface / Arista) 17 - "They Don't Care About Us" by Michael Jackson (Epic) 18 - "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" by Whitney Houston (Arista) 19 - "Earth Song" by Michael Jackson (Epic) 20 - "No Diggity" by Blackstreet featuring Dr. Dre (Interscope)

AKA my birth year. Independence Day  (Fox) - $817.4 million Twister  (Warner / Universal) - $499.2 million Mission: Impossible  (Paramount) - $457.7 million The Rock  (Hollywood) - $335.6 million The Hunchback of Notre Dame  (Disney) - $325.3 million 101 Dalmatians  (Disney) - $320.7 million Ransom  (Touchstone) - $309.5 million The Nutty Professor  (Universal) - $274 million Jerry Maguire  (Tristar) - $273.6 million Space Jam  (Warner) - $250.2 million

AKA my birth year. 11 - Eraser  (Warner) - $242 million 12 - The English Patient  (Miramax) - $232 million 13 - The Birdcage  (United Artists) - $185.3 million 14 - The First Wives Club  (Paramount) - $181 million 15 - Scream  (Dimension) - $173 million 16 - Sleepers  (Warner / Polygram) - $165.6 million 17 - Daylight  (Universal) - $159 million 18 - A Time to Kill  (Warner) - $152.3 million 19 - Phenomenon  (Touchstone) - $152 million 20 - Evita  (Hollywood / Cinergi) - $141 million

Correct at the time of this writing. "Die with a Smile" by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars (2024, Interscope) - 25.706 million points "Candle in the Wind 1997" by Elton John (1997, A&M) - 21.314 million points "Blinding Lights" by The Weeknd (2019, XO / Republic) - 21.29 million points "All I Want for Christmas is You" by Mariah Carey (1994, Columbia) - 21.213 million points "Birds of a Feather" by Billie Eilish (2024, Darkroom / Interscope) - 20.465 million points "Apt." by Rose and Bruno Mars (2024, Black Label / Atlantic) - 19.263 million points "As It Was" by Harry Styles (2022, Erskine / Columbia) - 19.234 million points "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran (2017, Asylum / Atlantic) - 19.147 million points "Dance Monkey" by Tones and I (2019, Bad Batch) - 17.956 million points "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone (2024, Night Street / Warner) - 17.923 million points "Stay" by The Kid L...

Correct at the time of this writing. 51 - "Wake Me Up!" by Avicii (2013, Positiva / Atlantic) - 11.451 million points 52 - "My Sweet Lord" by George Harrison (1970, Apple) - 11.434 million points 53 - "Bad Habits" by Ed Sheeran (2021, Asylum / Atlantic) - 11.354 million points 54 - "Woman in Love" by Barbra Streisand (1980, Columbia) - 11.227 million points 55 - "Stayin' Alive" by Bee Gees (1978, RSO) - 11.208 million points 56 - "Hello" by Adele (2015, XL) - 11.157 million points 57 - "Levitating" by Dua Lipa (2020, Warner) - 11.136 million points 58 - "Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)" by Doris Day (1956, Philips / Columbia) - 11.073 million points 59 - "It's Now or Never" by Elvis Presley (1960, RCA) - 10.981 million points 60 - "In the Summertime" by Mungo Jerry (1970, Janus / Dawn / Pye) - 10.963 million points 61 - "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO featuring ...

Correct at the time of this writing. Avatar  (2009, Fox) - $2.923 billion Avengers: Endgame  (2019, Marvel) - $2.799 billion Spider-Man: Brand New Day  (2026, Columbia / Marvel) - $2.479 billion Avatar: The Way of Water  (2022, 20th Century) - $2.32 billion Titanic  (1997, Fox / Paramount) - $2.264 billion Ne Zha 2  (2025, Beijing Enlight) - $2.259 billion Star Wars: The Force Awakens  (2015, Lucasfilm) - $2.071 billion Avengers: Infinity War  (2018, Marvel) - $2.052 billion Spider-Man: No Way Home  (2021, Columbia / Marvel) - $1.928 billion Zootopia 2  (2025, Disney) - $1.87 billion The Odyssey  (2026, Universal) - $1.725 billion Inside Out 2  (2024, Disney / Pixar) - $1.698 billion Jurassic World  (2015, Universal) - $1.671 billion The Lion King  (2019, Disney) - $1.656 billion The Avengers  (2012, Paramount / Marvel) - $1.521 billion Furious 7  (2015, Universal) - $1.515 billion Top Gun: Maverick  (2...

Correct at the time of this writing. 51 -  Jurassic Park  (1993, Universal) - $1.058 billion 52 -  Aladdin  (2019, Disney) - $1.054 billion 53 -  Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace  (1999, Fox / Lucasfilm) - $1.046 billion 54 - Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides  (2011, Disney) - $1.045 billion 55 - Lilo & Stitch  (2025, Disney) - $1.038 billion 56 - Despicable Me 3  (2019, Universal / Illumination) - $1.035 billion 57 - Finding Dory  (2016, Disney / Pixar) - $1.029 billion 58 - Michael  (2026, Lionsgate / Universal) - $1.028 billion 59 - Alice in Wonderland  (2010, Disney) - $1.026 billion 60 - Zootopia  (2016, Disney) - $1.025 billion 61 - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone  (2001, Warner) - $1.024 billion 62 - The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey  (2012, New Line / Warner / MGM) - $1.017 billion 63 - The Super Mario Galaxy Movie  (2026, Universal / Illumination / Nintendo) - $1.013 bi...

All three of them. Nintendo Sony Microsoft

All four of them. Sony Music Group Universal Music Group Warner Music Group BMG Rights Management

All five of them. Universal Pictures Paramount Pictures Warner Bros. Pictures Walt Disney Pictures Columbia Pictures

All 12 of them. DC Comics Marvel Comics Archie Comics Titan Comics Dark Horse Comics Viz Media Valiant Comics Image Comics Oni Press IDW Publishing Dynamite Entertainment Boom Studios

All of them are in order of continental foundation. (*) denotes defunct team. South America (CONMEBOL) - Men's: Nacional (112); women's: Boca Juniors (30) Asia (AFC) - Men's: South China (95); women's: Tokyo Verdy (45) Europe (UEFA) - Men's: Celtic (122); women's: Arsenal (54) Africa (CAF) - Men's: Al Ahly (125); women's: Juventus de Yopougon (30) North America (CONCACAF) - Men's: Saprissa (57); women's: Tigres UANL (8) Oceania (OFC) - Men's: Ba (55); women's: Tupapa Maraerenga (30)

All of them are in alphabetical order. (*) denotes defunct company. Abarth (Stellantis) - See Fiat Alfa Romeo (Stellantis) - Alfasud (1.017 million) Alpine (Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance) - A110 (18,985) American Motors aka AMC* (Chrysler Corporation) - Hornet (860,000) Aston Martin (publicly-owned) - DBX (10,675) Audi (Volkswagen Group) - A4 (7.5 million) Autobianchi* (Fiat) - A112 (1.254 million) AvtoVAZ (Lada Auto Holding) - See Lada Baojun (SAIC-GM-Wuling) - 510 (972,042) Bentley (Volkswagen Group) - Undisclosed BMW (BMW Group) - 3 Series (18 million) Buick (General Motors) - LeSabre (6 million) Bugatti (Bugatti Rimac) - Type 40 (800) BYD (BYD Company) - F3 (1.685 million) Cadillac (General Motors) - De Ville (3.87 million) Checker* (family-owned) - Marathon (10,559) Chevrolet (General Motors) - Impala (16.5 million) Chrysler (Stellantis) - Newport (1.92 million) Citroën (Stellantis) - 2CV (3.873 million) Continental* (Ford Motor Company) - Mark II (3,012) Crosley* (family-own...

From 1995 to 2009. The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy  (2001-08) - 84 episodes (160 segments including pilot short) + 19 shorts + two TV specials + two TV films Codename: Kids Next Door (2002-08) - 81 episodes (142 segments including two pilot shorts + two TV films + TV special) I Am Weasel  (1997-2000) - 79 episodes Dexter's Laboratory (1996-99, 2001-03) - 78 episodes (216 segments including four pilot shorts) + Ego Trip  + "Rude Removal" The Powerpuff Girls (1998-2005, 2009 and 2014) - 78 episodes (136 segments) + "A Sticky Situation" + two pilot shorts + three TV specials Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999-2009) - 69 episodes (130 segments) + Big Picture Show Johnny Bravo  (1997-2004, 2009 and 2011) - 65 episodes (179 segments including three pilot shorts) + two TV specials + Johnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood Cow and Chicken  (1997-99) - 52 episodes (104 segments) + "No Smoking" Courage the Cowardly Dog (1999-2002) - 52 episodes (102 segments) + " Th...

From 1989 to 1999. The Lion King  (1994) - $968.6 million Aladdin  (1992) - $504.2 million Tarzan (1999) - $448.2 million Beauty and the Beast  (1991) - $443 million Pocahontas  (1995) - $346.2 million The Hunchback of Notre Dame  (1996) - $325.4 million Mulan  (1998) - $304.3 million Hercules (1997) - $252.7 million The Little Mermaid  (1989) - $235.3 million The Rescuers Down Under  (1990) - $47.4 million

From the episode "New Kidney in Town". The drink - Red Bull.

From the episode "Over Your Ed". The drink - En-O-Gee Drinks.

As in from the 1934-35 season. Porto - Primeira Liga Sporting CP - Primeira Liga Benfica - Primeira Liga Belenenses - Liga 3 Vitória de Setúbal - Campeonato de Portugal União Lisboa - Liga 3 Académico - Defunct, folded in 1964 Académica - Liga Portugal 2

As in from the 1888-89 season. Preston North End - EFL Championship Aston Villa - Premier League Wolverhampton Wanderers - EFL Championship Blackburn Rovers - EFL Championship Bolton Wanderers - EFL Championship West Bromwich Albion - EFL Championship Accrington - Defunct, folded in 1896 Everton - Premier League Burnley - EFL Championship Derby County - EFL Championship Notts County - EFL League One Stoke - EFL Championship

The entry being Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith . Conclusion of the Star Wars  prequel trilogy.

The entry being "These Are the Voyages...". Conclusion of Star Trek: Enterprise .

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