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Just saying.

The football tournaments being the Summer Olympics and the FIFA World Cup, starting with the earliest. Summer Olympics (men's, first: 1900) - Italy and United States (15 each) FIFA World Cup (first: 1930) - Brazil (23) FIFA Women's World Cup (first: 1991) - Brazil, Germany, Japan, Nigeria, Norway, Sweden and United States (nine each) Summer Olympics (women's, first: 1996) - Brazil and United States (eight each)

Asterisk indicates film was released the year prior to the UK release. Nosferatu * (rated 15, January 4) - 4 out of 5 We Live in Time * (rated 15, January 11) - 4.5 out of 5 A Complete Unknown * (rated 15, January 18) - 5 out of 5 Wolf Man  (rated 15, January 25) - 3 out of 5 Hard Truths * (rated 12A, February 1) - 4 out of 5 Companion  (rated 15, February 8) - 4 out of 5 Dog Man  (rated U, February 15) - 3.5 out of 5 Heart Eyes  (rated 18, February 22) - 4 out of 5 I'm Still Here * (rated 15, March 1) - 5 out of 5 Mickey 17  (rated 15, March 15) - 4 out of 5 (no review on March 8 due to being in Maidenhead at the time) Black Bag  (rated 15, March 22) - 4 out of 5 Novocaine  (rated 15, March 29) - 4 out of 5 A Working Man  (rated 15, April 5) - 3 out of 5 Drop  (rated 15, April 12) - 4 out of 5 Warfare  (rated 15, April 19) - 4 out of 5 The Accountant 2  (rated 15, April 26) - 4 out of 5 Sinners  (rated 15, May 3...

Of course, I'm talking about TV Globo sow  Domingão do Faustão (now  Domingão com Huck ) as the June 6, 2021 episode was his last, while the following episode (the last overall before the start of the Luciano Huck era) was hosted by Tiago Liefert.

Back in 2000, Martini did this ad to promote their schnapps brand Metz called "Judderman".

Not just DC and Marvel but also others. Marvel - Avengers: Endgame  ($2.798 billion) / Second - Avengers: Infinity War  ($2.048 billion) DC - Aquaman  ($1.152 billion) / Second - The Dark Knight Rises  ($1.114 billion) Non-American (French, Japanese etc) - Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Movie: Infinity Castle  ($781 million) / Second - The Smurfs  ($563.7 million) Dark Horse - 300  ($456.1 million) / Second - The Mask  ($351.6 million) Viz -  Edge of Tomorrow  ($381 million) / Second - N/A Image - Wanted  ($341.4 million) / Second - Spawn  ($87.8 million) Harvey - Casper  ($287.9 million) / Second - Richie Rich  ($38.1 million) IDW - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)  ($191.2 million) / Second - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem  ($118.4 million) Boom - 2 Guns  ($132 million) / Second - The Empty Man  ($4.8 million) Oni - Atomic Blonde  ($100 million) / Second - Scott Pilgrim...

Four major and two mini-major. Major League Baseball (MLB) - New York Yankees (27) / Second-most - St. Louis Cardinals (11) National Hockey League (NHL) - Montreal Canadiens (25) / Second-most - Toronto Maple Leafs (13) National Basketball Association (NBA) - Boston Celtics (18) / Second-most - Los Angeles Lakers (17) National Football League (NFL) - Green Bay Packers (13) / Second-most - Chicago Bears (9) Canadian Football League (CFL) - Edmonton Elks (11) / Second-most - Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers (9 each) Major League Soccer (MLS) - Los Angeles Galaxy (6) / Second-most - D.C. United (4)

Just in time for this year's World Cup. Featuring Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Vinícius Júnior

This was a joint project with Nestlé called Choglit, which was a chocolate beverage introduced in 2002 but never took off before it was discontinued a year later. Coca-Cola didn't give up on dairy-based beverages as they would launch Swerve not long after, though that didn't last long, discontinuing in 2005.

So, the trailer for the second and penultimate season of Netflix's live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender  has finally arrived. It's coming on June 25.

There have been only two stadiums that were intended to be held the Olympics but never did due to war such as the Deutsches Stadion (below) in Berlin, Germany (at the time, the German Empire), which was intended to be the main stadium of the 1916 Summer Olympics before it was cancelled due to World War I before being demolished in 1934 (a year after Adolf Hitler took power) to make way for the Olympiastadion, which hosted the 1936 Summer Olympics. And also, the Meiji Jingu Gaien Stadium in Tokyo, Japan (at the time, the Japanese Empire), which was intended to be the main stadium of the 1940 Summer Olympics before the games relocated to Helsinki, Finland after the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War in 1937, which ultimately did not happen due to World War II before the stadium was demolished in 1956 (nine years after the empire's dissolution) to make way for the National Stadium, which hosted the 1964 Summer Olympics.

As in "India Gulf Niner-Niner".

And of course, here's a compilation of one second from every episode of Malcolm in the Middle .

This only focuses on their films and TV shows. First film - Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope  (1977) First TV series - Star Wars: Ewoks  (1985-86) First animated film - Star Wars: The Clone Wars  (2008) First live-action TV series - The Mandalorian  (2019-)

Every fifth anniversary and entries are in fact the TV shows and films. Fifth (1971) - No entries Tenth (1976) - No entries 15th (1981) - No entries due to filming of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan 20th (1986) - Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home 25th (1991) - Star Trek: The Next Generation  episode "Unification" and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country 30th (1996) - Star Trek: Voyager  episode "Flashback", Star Trek: Deep Space Nine  episode "Trials and Tribble-ations" and Star Trek: First Contact 35th (2001) - Star Trek: Enterprise 40th (2006) - No entries due to cancellation of Enterprise 45th (2011) - No entries 50th (2016) - Star Trek Beyond 55th (2021) - Star Trek: Prodigy 60th (2026) - Star Trek: Starfleet Academy

Don't drink and fly.

Aardman did this 2005 advert. Yes, really.

Comics of the franchise, of course. Hamilton Comics (1994-95) Marvel Comics (1995-96) Image Comics (1996) Valiant Comics (1997) No comics (1997-2003) Tokyopop (2003-04) Egmont (2005-10) No comics (2010-12) Panini Comics (2012-15) Papercutz (2012-14) Boom Studios (2016-present)

This focuses on the franchise's main run on TV Asahi. Showa - Goranger episode 1 to Liveman episode 43 (April 1975 to December 1988) Heisei XX - Liveman episode 44 to Timeranger episode 45 (January 1989 to December 2000) Heisei XXI - Timeranger episode 46 to Ryusoulger episode 7 (January 2001 to April 2019) Reiwa - Ryusoulger episode 8 to Gozyuger episode 49 (April 2019 to February 2026)

Prior to 1997, Odeon's wordmark logo was red and a different font. This one is from 1995 and is titled "Target".

Of course, it's tiramisu affogato. To break it down, tiramisu is made with coffee-soaked ladyfingers covered with a cream of egg yolks, sugar, mascarpone and cocoa powder, while affogato is made with a scoop of vanilla ice cream topped with espresso.

If you think that this is a Malice Mizer music video, you're completely mistaken. It's by another visual kei band called Shazna.

Tonight at 11:24pm BST (6:24pm EDT), Artemis II will be the first crewed space mission related to the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972. As they say, history will be made.

As revealed by Sky last night. Saturday Night Live UK  will premiere on March 21 on Sky One.

It's none other than Brazilian fast food restaurant Bob's. And of course, in said country, it's Ovomaltine.

Truly began a tetralogy continuation of Police Squad .

Three songs and a reprise.

From 1987 onwards and excludes video games with one exception. RoboCop (1987) RoboCop: The Animated Series  (1988) RoboCop 2  (1990) RoboCop 3  (1993) RoboCop: The Series  (1994) RoboCop: Alpha Command  (1998-99) RoboCop: Prime Directives  (2000) RoboCop  (2014) RoboCop: Rogue City  (2023) RoboCop: Rogue City ‒ Unfinished Business  (2025)

Multiple number ones, top five hits and so on. "When Doves Cry" - US (1984) "Let's Go Crazy" - US (1984) "Kiss" - US (1986) "Batdance" - US (1989) "Cream" - US (1991) "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" - UK (1994)

In Norwich from October 2001 to January 2002, it was PG-12. The success of this would pave the way or the 12A rating the continues to be used to this day.

Yep, the two major British cable TV operators NYK and Telewest merged to become NTL:Telewest, the largest cable TV operator in the country. It would be rebranded as Virgin Media a year later.

Basically, Freeview in streaming form.

From Goranger  to Gozyuger .

Before they went by their better known names. Backrub (Google) Twttr (Twitter) Facemash (Facebook) Burbn (Instagram) AuctionWeb (eBay) Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web (Yahoo) Nupedia (Wikipedia) Tune In, Hook Up (YouTube)

In time for this year's ceremony coming next Sunday. No broadcasters (1st) KNX-AM (2nd to 3rd) KHJ-AM and CBS Radio Network (4th) KECA-AM and NBC Blue Network (5th) No broadcasters (6th to 10th) KHJ-AM (11th) KNX-AM (12th) KECA-AM and NBC Blue Network (13th) KNX-AM and NBC Blue Network (14th) KNX-AM (15th) KNX-AM and CBS Blue Network (16th) ABC Radio (17th to 24th) NBC Radio and NBC (25th to 32nd) ABC Radio and ABC (33rd to 40th) ABC (41st to 42nd) NBC (43rd to 47th) ABC (48th to 96th) ABC and Hulu (97th onwards)

Unsurprisingly, SBT's logo looks quite similar to ABC to put it simply. And similar font too.

It's from their Chinese car brand Leapmotor called the B10. It will begin production in Spain during this year.

It's none other than "Landslide" by Fleetwood Nac.

The one in which Justin Bieber gets killed.

Top ten, that is. Benfica - 91 Porto - 86 Sporting CP - 58 Boavista - 9 Braga - 8 Belenenses - 7 Vitória de Setúbal - 7 Vitória de Guimarães - 3 Académica - 2 Beira-Mar - 2

First six tiers only. Tier 1 - Premier League Tier 2 - EFL Championship Tier 3 - EFL League One Tier 4 - EFL League Two Tier 5 - National League Tier 6 - National League North and South

The "Special Delivery" advert. Or the "This is not a cola" advert.

And the one in Wandsworth (where I live) has been confirmed to be among the nine of 13 London locations that will be closed to recoup losses. Gutted about this news and I wonder what will occupy the spot after this. Wendy's? German Doner Kebab? Popeyes? Shake Shack? Domino's? Or something else? Only time will tell.

This is relating to game show contestants who ended up being murderers.

They're deliberately mislabeled as Malace Mizer and the band have said that this was done without their blessing, as mentioned in this video from Justin Whang.

The UK TV channels in questions are BBC One, ITV1, BBC Two, Sky One, ChanneI 4, 5, ITV2 and E4. BBC One - EastEnders  Christmas 1986 episode, 25 December 1986 (30.15 million) ITV1 - Coronation Street  Christmas 1987 episode, 25 December 1987 (26.65 million) BBC Two - 1985 World Snooker Championship final, 28 April 1985 (18.5 million) Channel 4 - A Woman of Substance  finale, 4 January 1985 (13.85 million) 5 - The Drowning  premiere, 1 February 2021 (6.10 million) ITV2 - Love Island  series 5 premiere, 3 June 2019 (5.9 million) Sky One - Friends: The Reunion , 27 May 2021 (5.3 million) E4 - The Inbetweeners  episode "Home Alone", 11 October 2010 (3.72 million)

Please note that English dubs are exempt. 1991-92: Ultraman: Towards the Future  (syndication) 1993-94: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers  (Fox Kids) 1994-95: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers  (Fox Kids) / VR Troopers  (syndication) / Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad (ABC) 1995-96: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers , Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers  and Power Rangers Zeo  (Fox Kids) / VR Troopers  (syndication) / Masked Rider  (Fox Kids) 1996-97: Power Rangers Zeo  and Power Rangers Turbo  (Fox Kids) / Masked Rider  (syndication) /  Big Bad Beetleborgs  (Fox Kids) 1997-98: Power Rangers Turbo  and Power Rangers in Space  (Fox Kids) / Beetleborgs Metallix  (Fox Kids) 1998-99 to 2007-08 were all Power Rangers   1998-99 to 2001-02: Fox Kids 2002-03 to 2007-08: ABC Kids 2002-03 to 2005-06: ABC Family 2003-04 to 2008-09: Jetix and Toon Disney 2008-09: Power Rangers Jungle Fury  and Power Rangers RPM  (ABC Kids) / Ka...

You'll get something like this.

While the first incarnation of this was carbonated milk, the second incarnation of Vio is flavoured milk.

Two words: "Sit Down".

It's worth knowing that this was almost a collaboration with David Bowie.

RC Cola may not be popular in the States nowadays but they're still popular in Asia, most notably in the Philippines.

It was a rebadged Oldsmobile Alero from the late Nineties.

No to AI.

This is what they looked like back in 1990 as the P&O Arndale Shopping Centre.

It's none other than German-American actress Q'orianka Kilcher and here's her role rom the TNT series The Alienist .

And here's his guest appearance in The X-Files  episode "Improbable".

Three words: "Where's the beef?"

The Budweiser Frogs in the episode "The Springfield Files".

The major labels being Sony (Columbia, RCA, Epic and Arista), Universal (Capitol, Decca, Def Jam, EMI, Interscope, Geffen, A&M, Island, Mercury, Motown, Polydor, Republic, Verve and Virgin) and Warner (Atlantic, Elektra, Parlophone and Warner). Sony - Thriller  by Michael Jackson (Epic, 1982), 70 million Universal - The Dark Side of the Moon  by Pink Floyd (Capitol, 1973), 45 million Warner - Back in Black  by AC/DC (Atlantic, 1980), 50 million

The major studios being Comcast (Universal), Paramount Skydance (Paramount), Sony (Columbia and Tristar), Warner Bros. Discovery (Warner Bros. and New Line Cinemas) and Disney (Disney and 20th Century). Comcast - Jurassic World  (Universal, 2015), grossed $1.671 billion Paramount Skydance - Titanic  (Paramount, 1997), grossed $2.258 billion Sony - Spider-Man: No Way Home  (Columbia, 2021), grossed $1.922 billion Warner Bros. Discovery - Barbie  (Warner Bros., 2023), grossed $1.447 billion Disney - James Cameron's Avatar  (20th Century, 2009), grossed $2.924 billion

Most of Nine Inch Nails' discography are chronologically ordered with a sequential number prefixed by the word "Halo". "Down in It" (single) - September 15, 1989 Pretty Hate Machine  (studio album) - October 20, 1989 "Head Like a Hole" (single) - March 22, 1990 "Sin" (single) - October 10, 1990 Broken  (EP) - September 22, 1992 Fixed  (remix EP) - December 7, 1992 "March of the Pigs" (single) - February 25, 1994 The Downward Spiral  (studio album) - March 8, 1994 "Closer" (single) - May 1994 Further Down the Spiral  (remix album) - May 29, 1995 "The Perfect Drug" (single) - May 13, 1997 Closure  (video album) - November 25, 1997 "The Day the World Went Away" (single) - July 20, 1999 The Fragile  (studio album) - September 21, 1999 "We're in This Together" (single) - September 27, 1999 Things Falling Apart  (remix album) - November 21, 2000 And All That Could Have Been  (live/studio/video a...

The Big Four have topped the season, whereas others like The CW have not. NBC - 1950-1951 (one season) CBS - 1951-1961 (ten seasons) NBC - 1961-1962 (one season) CBS - 1962-1964 (two seasons) NBC - 1964-1967 (three seasons) CBS - 1967-1968 (one season) NBC - 1968-1970 (two seasons) ABC - 1970-1971 (one season) CBS - 1971-1976 (five seasons) ABC - 1976-1979 (three seasons) CBS - 1979-1984 (five seasons) ABC - 1984-1985 (one season) NBC - 1985-1991 (six seasons) CBS - 1991-1994 (three seasons) NBC - 1994-1999 (five seasons) ABC - 1999-2000 (one season) CBS - 2000-2001 (one season) NBC - 2001-2002 (one season) CBS - 2002-2005 (three seasons) Fox - 2005-2011 (six seasons) NBC - 2011-2012 (one season) CBS - 2012-2013 (one season) NBC - 2013-2015 (two seasons) CBS - 2015-2018 (three seasons) NBC - 2018-present (seven seasons to date)

It aired on August 22, 1998 as the show would be replaced by CD:UK  the following week on ITV.

It became a hit in 1982 and would get a remix in 2001, which also became a hit.

From the season 26 finale "Survival".

It was their then-upcoming CTS sedan that Trinity drove during the freeway chase.

I'm of course referring to their 1989-2000 logo.

Back in spring 1969, American department store Hudson's (now part of Macy's) refused to sell the protopunk band's live album Kick Out the Jams  or any album from their record label Elektra Records, due to its profanity, so the band took out a full-page ad that ended with "F--- Hudson's", prompting the record label to drop them.

It's an Italian carmaker that sells rebadged Chinese cars.

Not making this up at all.

It was a cover of the Bee Gees hit "I Started a Joke".

As represented in North America, Asia and Europe. United States (1955) - Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort Japan (1983) - Tokyo Disney Resort France (1992) - Disneyland Paris Hong Kong (2005) - Hong Kong Disneyland Resort China (2016) - Shanghai Disney Resort United Arab Emirates (upcoming) - Disneyland Abu Dhabi

This is to mark the forthcoming launch of HBO Max in the UK that's coming next month. All of them are still around. Crunchyroll - May 14, 2006 Amazon Prime Video - March 1, 2010 (as Lovefilm Player) Netflix - January 9, 2012 Disney+ - November 23, 2015 (as Disneylife) YouTube Premium - June 18, 2018 Discovery+ - July 31, 2018 (as QuestOD) Apple TV - November 1, 2019 Paramount+ - June 22, 2022 Tubi - July 2, 2024 HBO Max - March 26, 2026

2466 (2468 if counting JAKQ vs. Goranger  and the upcoming Gozyuger vs. Boonboomger  or counting both with the latter as three episodes) and 974 (976 if counting Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie  and  Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie  or counting "Clash of the Red Rangers" and "Once & Always" as two episodes) respectively. 1970s - 171 Super Sentai  episodes (84 Goranger  + 35 JAKQ  + 52 Battle Fever J ) 1980s - 509 Super Sentai  episodes (51 Denjiman  + 50 Sun Vulcan  + 50 Goggle V  + 51 Dynaman  + 51 Bioman  + 55 Changeman  + 50 Flashman  + 51 Maskman  + 49 Liveman  + 51 (50 regular + 1 special) Turboranger ) 1990s - 499 Super Sentai  episodes (48 Fiveman  + 51 Jetman  + 50 Zyuranger  + 50 Dairanger  + 53 Kakuranger  + 48 Ohranger  + 48 Carranger  + 51 Megaranger  + 50 Gingaman  + 50 GoGoV ) and 338  Power Rangers  episodes (1...

The title? "Werewolves".

Disney Villain Death.

Arguably the two most prodigious sporting events plus the Paralympics and the youth events (excluding continental, futsal and beach soccer). Europe Austria Azerbaijan Belgium England Finland France Germany/West Germany Greece Italy Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Russia Scotland Spain Soviet Union Sweden Switzerland Turkey Yugoslavia North America Canada Costa Rica Dominican Republic Mexico Trinidad and Tobago United States South America Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Peru Uruguay Oceania Australia New Zealand Papua New Guinea Asia China India Indonesia Israel Japan Jordan Malaysia Qatar Saudi Arabia Singapore South Korea Qatar Thailand United Arab Emirates Africa Egypt Morocco Nigeria Senegal South Africa Tunisia

Walden Media (2001-11), Walt Disney Pictures (2004-08), 20th Century Fox (2008-11), The Mark Gordon Company (2011-16), Tristar Pictures (2016-18), Entertainment One (2018-present) and Netflix (2018-present) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe  (2005) Prince Caspian  (2008) Voyage of the Dawn Treader  (2010) The Magician's Nephew  (2026)

Of course, it's Benfica, Porto and Sporting but also Braga.

All the way back in 2001 and it was dramatised in Quiz .

Three words: United International Pictures.

When Burger King changed their logo in 1999, there were plans to carry over the logo to their Australian counterpart Hungry Jack's in 2000 but that never materialised likely due to BK opening restaurants in the country under their own name until being consolidated in 2003.

Especially their root beer and cream soda.

Dating all the way back to the Sixties. Teen Titans The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure  (1967) - Teen Titans  segments Keebler PSA "New Teen Titans Say No to Drugs" (1984) - Anti-drug TV commercial Teen Titans  (2003-06) - Five seasons of 65 episodes + film ( Trouble in Tokyo ) Batman: The Brave and the Bold  (2010) - One episode Young Justice  (2010-13, 2019-22) - Four seasons of 98 episodes DC Nations Shorts  (2011-14) - New Teen Titans  shorts Teen Titans Go!  (2013-present) - Ongoing DC Animated Movie Universe (2016-20) - Three films Titans  (2018-23) - Four seasons of 49 episodes DC Super Hero Girls  (2020) - One episode X-Men The Marvel Super Heroes  (1966) - One episode Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends  (1982-83) - Three episodes X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men  (1989) - TV pilot X-Men: The Animated Series  (1992-97, 2023-present) - Five seasons of 76 episodes for the original run Spider-Man: The Animated Serie...

Thanks to a resurgence on Tiktok in 2025, "Breakin' Dishes" from Rihanna's 2007 album Good Girl Gone Bad that never got a full single release but a rather promo, would reach the charts during that year.

The channel number was used on broadcast television until 1948 but has been used on canle news TV networks like NY1.

And its mascot was a female snake with a human head. Yes, really.

If you're wondering, I'm talking about the Bugatti EB 110, which marked the return of the French car marque in 1991, 29 years after their initial dissolution in 1962. Despite much anticipation, it didn't sell well with around 150 made before the company collapsed in 1995. Bugatti would later be acquired by Volkswagen in 1998, which resulted in the launch of the Veyron in 2005.

Yep, it's last year's Lays commercial with Keegan-Michael Key and Carrie-Anne Moss.

As in "All Fired Up" from 2011.

"Do you think we're wealthy?"

The guy in the album cover is actually a composite of all of the band's members. Lead guitarist Adrian Oxaal Drummer David Baynton-Power Bassist Jim Glennie Rhythm guitarist Michael Kulas Keyboardist Mark Hunter Rhythm guitarist Saul Davies Frontman Tim Booth

It's a Midwestern dish consisting of chili, cheese and corn chips (like Fritos). Restaurants that serve them: Sonic's Originated: Likely 1949 Inventor: Daisy Doolin, the mother of Frito Company founder Charles Elmer Doolin

Yes, the second comic book sequel to the Eighties animated series titled ThunderCats: The Return  really pushed it by having the Wily twins being enslaved by Mumm-Ra and no, I won't post the panel here. Issue 1 (April 2003) Issue 2 (May 2003) Issue 3 (June 2003) Issue 4 (July 2003) Issue 5 (August 2003)

Three words: "This is DVD".

When talking about major film studios, I'm talking about Universal (NBC, Telemundo, Peacock and Now), Paramount (CBS, The CW and Paramount+), Columbia (Get and Crunchyroll), Warner Bros. (HBO, The CW and HBO Max), Disney (ABC and Disney) and 20th Century Studios (Fox until 2019 and Tubi, spiritual equivalent).

With this slogan "Where's the beef?"

Bookending an era from the original MTV from 1981.

Yep, Blue Eye Samurai 's returning with a second season.

The four being the Major League Baseball (MLB), the National Hockey League (NHL), the National Football League (NFL) and the National Basketball Association (NBA). MLB - New York Yankees with 27 titles (1923, 1927, 1928, 1932, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1941, 1943, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1958, 1961, 1962, 1977, 1978, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2009) NHL - Montreal Canadiens with 25 titles (1918-19, 1923-24, 1924-25, 1929-30, 1930-31, 1943-44, 1945-46, 1952-53, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1970-71, 1972-73, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1985-86 and 1992-93) NFL - Green Bay Packers with 13 titles (1929, 1930, 1931, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1961, 1962, 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68, 1996-97 and 2010-11) NBA - Boston Celtics with 18 titles (1956-57, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1973-74, 1975-76, 1980-81, 1983-84, 1985-86, 2007-08 and 2023-24)